, billy, i do.re we are. he made me fight. he made me beat my cancer so that i could come back to him. now he needs to do the same. he needs to come back to me now. so tell me that that is what is going to happen, okay? because i need it hear it. >> billy: who would not want to come back to you? >> shayne: so what are we going to do? hey, dinah's plane has crashed. god knows where. what are we going to do about it? we're going to sit around here on this bench and talk about it? >> frank: shayne, we have nothing to go on right now. >> shayne: frank, i think your job is to find something to go on, isn't it? >> mallet: that's fine, thank you. >> shayne: frank. >> mallet: that was my contact at the fed. they lost jeffrey and dinah somewhere in south america. >> josh: well, do they know... >> mallet: that is all they know, because that information is a couple days old. >> josh: all we have to go on is reva's phone call at this point. >> frank: if what reva is telling us is true, jeffrey an dinah are prob

it into a song called billy's conscience. >> back in tulsa billy's family was touched by the gift ofial that someone did that for us. >> since then the two men have become friends. >> i flew out to oklahoma, mit billy in the hospital. met his family. >> rap song is written from the heart. >> about what's inside billy's heart and what he might say if he could talk. >> how he feels every day. how he gets treated. how the medicine might affect him. how he feels about his kids. >> i wish my daddy would come home. >> when that wish will come true is uncertain. what is clear is that friends and family have hope. >> ♪ . >> i feel like we will get to the bottom of this. there has to be a doctor somewhere, who has seen something like this. >> in the meantime, by reaching out to others, even in the form of rap. >> ♪ . >> one man with a strange illness, is able to send a long distance message of love, music, and kindness to strangers. >> ♪ . >> for some reason in my heart i felt like i was the one supposed to help him. >> ♪ . >> melinda roeder, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> now, to learn more about

in death, billy mays is still hard at work. why selling from behind the grave is tonight's "sign of the times". captions paid for by abc, inc. >>> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin tonight with the uncertain future of the three children michael jackson leaves behind. it was a day of rumor and speculation with the bombshell report that biological mother deborah rowe agreed to forego any custody bid in exchange for a multimillion dollar settlement from the jackson family. by early afternoon, a complete refutation by the attorney who says that rowe has not decided if she wants to seek custody of the children. and the three young children who will grow up without their father. ♪ >> it was exactly a week ago at michael jackson's star-studded memorial that his 11-year-old daughter paris -- >> daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine. >> -- took the stage with her two brothers and spoke publicly for the first time. >> and i just want to say i love him. so much. >> the children left the stage surrounded by the j

what started as a stomach ache turned in to fight for billy anderson's life and there's more attentionfind out what is making him sick. mike has more from baxter, springs, kansas. >> reporter: it's been 17 months since london has spent time with her father outside of the hospital walls, just long enough for the 3-year-old to learn what the words medical mystery means. >> they don't know. >> she's understanding more about the situation. she knows now when she goes places she will see other children with their daddy and she realizes her daddy is not able to do those things. so she knows something is wrong. >> reporter: doctors are yet to figure out what that is. they watched him lost 100-pound and become bedridden. his pain is so severe he can barely speak but his story is spreading word about this mystery disease. from news segments to national websites to music records. interest. & this one is for you billy ♪ ♪ have on the east coast a performer in baltimore heard his story and wanted to get involved. >> the day i heard it i felt something in my heart which made me realize i have to he

orlando -- >> let's check with billy dee. billy dee? >> oh, yeah.do -- that's it. >> you win a subscription to o magazine. all right. that's definitely a keeper. [ laughter ] thank you. thanks to billy dee williams, everybody. on the show tonight, artie lange is here. adam perry lang is here. music from no doubt. and we'll be right back with cousin sal and nba superstar dwyane wade. think only a salon brandcan? [ female announcer ] think k ain. experts at good housekeeping gave pantene nature fusion their seal. for damage protection results the amazing fusion of the shampoo's cassia complex with pantene pro-v science... makes fragile hair stronger against damage in just 14 days. get damage protection results leading salon brands can't beat. [ female announcer ] nature fusion from pantene. healthy makes it happen. can feel like a lot of underarm stubble but what if we could put an end... to that prickly feeling between shaves? ♪ new dove visiblysmooth anti-perspirant, containing pro-epil complex with natural extcts. makes hair look and feel less noti

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billy joel and elton john will perform, but is metro ready?ohn gonzalez has more. >> it is quickly filling up. people are a little bit nervous about their reign, but hopefully it will not come back. the sellout crowd of about 39,000 as expected for this first-ever concert at nationals park, the legal and national -- billy joel and elton john. team officials say they were honored and excited. they say more events like these mean more revenue for the city. it is no secret that the nationals' attendance has been subpar. team officials say this is something they want to do more often. pope benedict also celebrated an historic mass. large crowds are always a concern in this area. we spoke with neighbors this week. they are worried it tonight. we spoke with one resident who rode her bike from about a block away who was very excited to try to get one of the last seats tonight. >> because it is so intimate, you could see anything from anywhere in the park. i think this concert is going to be great. i have never lived so close that i could actually tri

beverly, billy joel or elton john? >> i love them both and i'd be there if i weren't there. >> that's the con census here. very balanced. >> to other news now, is the pentagon prepared to respond in ace case of a biological terror attack? they tested their readiness today when a truck sprayed a harm less substance in the air to simulate an attack and more than 100 volunteers took part. t results of the simulation is crucial to keeping the public safe. time now for a check on how the weather is shaping up for your sunday. meteorologist steve is here. >> beverly, things are sort starting to improve her. here. we're watching a cold frornt. that will swing through during the overnight hours bringing with it showers and thorbles. the core of the nas weather to the north and east of us. hammering new jersey right now. we're going to look for slightly cooler temperatures tomorrow with lower humidity. right now 62 to 64 for a nighttime temp. coming up we will take a look at the extended outlook and the beach forecast for tomor

. >>> baltimore mayor sheila dixon will rededicate the recently completed statue of billie holiday. that will happen at 10:00 this morning at the billie holliday plaza at pennsylvania avenue and lafayette street in baltimore. 50 years ago, billie holliday pass add way at the age of 44. >>> the place that brought down a presidency is now down on the auction block. what will happen to the watergate? and out of work and bills stacking up? she came out with a stack of sandwiches to fight her way back. >>> 73 degrees in our harbor. and now for a complete rundown of the trains and buses, here's the mta's mark jones. good morning, mark. >> reporter: good morning out there. on the camden line, camden train 84 running with a ten to 15-minute delay. light rail metro subway on time. out there on the buses look for the numbers 14 and 15 to be 10 to 20 minutes late. the numbers 3, 11, 61, and 64 are being diverted at charles and center due to artscape and the 21 with a westbound diversion because of the artscape. the 22 bus diverted at university and 40th and university and st. paul. for the mta

billy tutor was a lawyer in boston who had clerked with john adams. he became washington's adjutant general at a very young age. billy tutor had fallen in love with a young woman named amelia jarvis in boston, they were ardent loyalists. this was a month ago -- montague/capulet romeo and juliet love affair. they went off with washington, wonderful letters back and forth between him and his dear delia in which she was urging him to give up this fight, come home, get married, come in with her and her family, in their place as members of the loyalists world. billy tutor is writing back i can't do that, i am rather busy, is what he was saying. finally it got to be very much of an issue. the night of december 24th, after he had received a pleading letter from the elliott jarvis to please come home and he himself was longing more than anything else in life to else i with her, he wrote i cannot desert man who has laid down his life not to desert his country and large part of it have spirit to defend itself. at that point the continental army was down to a fe

the new edition to the billy haliday statue. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello again, i am jeff barnd. karen is off. we begin with breaking news in baltimore county. firefighters called to a massive blaze in essex. flames broke out around 9:00 in a warehouse in the 1000 block of hinge man avenue. three alarmer. there are propane tanks on the property. >> the building is pretty much totaled. most of the building has collapsed, and few exterior walls standing. no reports of any injuries to any civilians or firefighters. >> a two story complex next door also sustained damage. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> police now say they are looking for two suspects in the fatal shooting of a man inside of a liquor store in baltimore county. police are hoping surveillance video will help in the investigation. officers say 57-year-old june kang, store's owner shot during a robbery attempt at putty hill liquors last night at 9:00. two men, one of them armed with a handgun walked in and opened fire. they found kang lying o

billy butler is a guy you're going to have to be real careful pitching to right now -- right now. >> getz let's get a look at the orioles lineup for right now. birds are just 2-8 since the all-star break losing lasts night in the opener of the seven-game home stand. roberts, jones, huff up top. markakis bats cleanup. he batted cleanup at fenway park the other day and won. nick back in the four spot tonight. nolan reimold in left field batting fifth. look at those numbers for reimold since the all-star

elton john and billy joel. first ever concert at nationals park is wrapping up now.ae chinn with more. >> reporter: fans are moving out right now. you can hear them on stage still and you can see kind of the crowds out there singing their last song. but here at nationals park did not disappoint. saturday night was all right for fans at the face-to-face concert bringing the rocket man and piano man on stage for the first of its kind at nationals park stadium. >> i cannot believe billy joel. he is amazing. >> reporter: as the sun went down the crowd got to see quite a piano performance after a mishap with elton john's piano. >> we will get it figured out. >> reporter: a concert that lasted almost four hours. fans fans even enjoyed the concert from out the concert gates and now worried about the train ride home. >> this worked out really well. >> we will probably leave early because it will be packed i'm sure. ♪ i hope you don't mind ♪ i hope you don't mind ♪ how wonderful life is >> reporter: fans right now on their. billy joel just finishing piano man and hoping for a

david: there's billy on the bag. caddied for so many good players. silly billy from philly will give him some very wise advice, i'm sure. now up at the green. ryan palmer, his third shot. ryan, 11 under par. well, all right. the flag all the way in the back right. this is going to be up. really, i think bobby's got to take even the first bunker out of play. trying to hit it past that. bobby: he's got a 190 to the bunker. i think the play is just short of that, david. david: efficient, but not what he was looking for. that should be just fine. that leaves steef steve -- steve stricker with a chance really to plunge in the dagger. although he doesn't look the type. one of the nicest men you'll find out here on the pga tour. and there's a lot of them. ian: david, you would think that if he can reach, he'll go for it. just try to knock it up there at the center of the green. it's worth a go. david: it is, as long as you don't go over the back. even that front bunker isn't so much of a problem, although if you ask lee janzen, he might tell you differently

david: there's billy on the bag. caddied for so many good players. silly billy from philly will give him some very wise advice, i'm sure. now up at the green. ryan palmer, his third shot. ryan, 11 under par. well, all right. the flag all the way in the back right. this is going to be up. really, i think bobby's got to take even the first bunker out of play. trying to hit it past that. bobby: he's got a 190 to the bunker. i think the play is just short david: efficient, but not what he was looking for. that should be just fine. that leaves steef steve -- steve stricker with a chance really to plunge in the dagger. although he doesn't look the type. one of the nicest men you'll find out here on the pga tour. and there's a lot of them. ian: david, you would think that if he can reach, he'll go for it. just try to knock it up there at the center of the green. it's worth a go. david: it is, as long as you don't go over the back. even that front bunker isn't so much of a problem, although if you ask lee janzen, he might tell you differently. snedeker now.

then billie gunned down a sheriff and a deputy during a dispute at a ranch.denly the most wanted man in the west. pat garrett went after him and somehow managed to haul him into court. a judge sentenced billie to hang. but he shot his way out of jail and hightailed it out of town. garrett tracked him down again and this time took justice into his own hands. billie the kid's fame grew enormously after death but a bandit bit the dust 128 years ago today. now you know

i'm sure it will be phenomenal. >> reporter: billy joel and elton john are bringing the face to face concert tour to washington. tickets are still available, just how much the promoter is not saying. the ballpark hold 39,000 paying customers. they are adding and reconfiguring seats due to the show. no sign of pianos just yet but this lone ground keeper has his work cut out for him. >> they will put a bunch of chairs on your grays. >> it will be covered. >> reporter: he said the field will be covered. thousand of concertgoers will be sitting in seats placed in the outfield. officials are saying parking is available but ug you take metro. >> we are half a block from the green yard and we encourage people to take the metro, especially an entertainment venue where people may be drinking and having a good time. the last thing you want to do is getting in your car and driving. if you want to drive and zoom up, we have plenty of parking. >> reporter: here is one of two truckloads of folding chairs th will be heading inside soon. gates open at 6:00. concert starts at 7:30. officials are not

he could have crumbled after that billy butler home run. he didn't. good pitches. what we haven't seen for a while is he got his fastball down in the zone and then the breaking ball was very effective. he can't pitch upstairs. that's where the ball was to billy butler. he got the final eight batters he faced retired. he got the big double play on the comebacker. i think overy'all jason berken must be pleased with his start. it's not about being close. it's certainly about winning a game. he made a dramatic adjustment from his last start. six innings of six-hit ball. ' loid two-run home run to butler in the first, walked three, threw 88 pitches. this is a pre -- pretty good start for jason berken considering the situation with everybody knowing there's an extra spot in the rotation now. too many pitchers for five spots in the starting rotation. >> a bad bath for orioles right now, you have to look hard for something happening positive inside that lineup. tonight, reimold two more hits. had seven hulett multihit games since the all-star break and matt w

. >> reporter: billy looks like an average 9-year-old boy. he takes piano lessons. russian classes. and like any boy, loves going out for a big plate of frys. but until last year it was nearly impossible for him, who is allergic to peanuts, to do any of these things. >> i could not go to the carnivals,ky not do hotel rooms go to some restaurants. it was really harsh. >> but all that changed when remi trained to detect the smallest trace of peanuts in food and the environment, joined the family. >> without remi i would not be here right now. >> his allergy is so severe touching anything with a tiny amount could send him into a potentially fatal shock. >> my job was to follow him around at a distance where i knew i could get him with a pen if he up toed something he was rousing his throat or could not breathe. >> when remi walked in she opened dart to a new world for billy. >> and she finds the peanuts and where it is tells me where to sit. >> remi sniffs down everything and everyone billy may contact in contact with. >> and each cost $10,000. >> i feel that remi and the people who tr

billy norris is an eagle fan diagnosed with lieu keep a and while the brave young -- leukemia and whilehe brave youngster battles his disease he figured out his eagles. >> i love football and my parents actually made a deal. we get to be on the other person's team unless they're playing each other. then all bets are off. >> each year our patient hero -- i shouldn't say every year, but i'd say half of the time they are fans of other teams. but then that is why i wanted to do ballplayers from all over the couny. >> bobby has raised over $6 million in s 19 years hosting that event. very, very impressive. >>> brian bolter back to wrap up the edge in a moment. america, whattaya y to big cheesy-steaky-ness! - subway. eat fresh! - eat fresh! when you wanna kick it up with zesty chipotle sauce. - eat fresh! - eat fresh! the flavor-fullest sub only subway can offer. - eat fresh! - eat fresh! try the new subway g chipotle cheesesteak. an updated all-time favorite: juicy steak layered with zesty chipotle sauce... and melted cheese, piled gh with only... the toppings you love. subway. eat esh! >>>

billy in texas would like to chime in. billy, your thoughts for our heroes here? >> caller: i would like to say thanks. you guys are firefighters that are off duty, but you've got all these other people from the neighborhood that are stopping and that's what makes this whole thing worthwhile. this is america. this is how we help people. >> that's right, billy. it does all our hearts good and hopefully can inspire us all to want to jump in. before we let you go, guys, i want you to listen to the boy's father. you may have heard this, how thankful he is for, again, neighbors, friends and heroes like you. let's listen. >> i'm sorry i'm a little -- i'm trying to hold it together. there's my little boy. i'll turn it over to the doctors, but i want to thank everybody, everybody, the citizens of milwaukee for helping us. angels all around us and i would like to thank everybody. >> guys, want to hear from both of you. your thoughts as you hear from an emotional father like that. >> it's heart wrenching. being a father myself, i can only imagine what he's going through and

billy is on the line now independent -- billy is on the line now. independent. caller: i don't think it is a big deal. the blue dogs them up -- blue dog democrats, as the years progress, i noticed democrats were winning most of the elections outside al franken are blue dog democrats and they are center-left. within the democratic party, there is going to be a lot of fighting about what to do. writing -- they will not let obama run roughshod. host: you are breaking up, but we understood the point. here is a tweet. dems having 60 means they have to pass all that they ran on and get it done. no exclusions -- no excuses. " the philadelphia enquirer" has this piece. it is also not certain that 60 democratic controlled boats would back a health care plan, though under senate rules adopted they would only -- would only need 51 votes if it's considered after october 15. still, republicans said 60 votes under democratic control make a difference. here is a quote -- with just 59 votes, senate democrats in recent months have passed trillion-dollar spending bills, driven up

here i am giving the declinic and billie jean gave a clinic to me when i was 8.circle, doing the same thing, amazing. being a roll me el is more than what ever felt my career would come to. i dreamed of winning the big titles. it is like icing on the cake. >> venus williams is excited to give back. let me tell you how cool that will be down there tonight. they are going to their head coach and have entertainment. a cool thing to see. >> it is entertainment. >> yeah. giving you a good time. >> it is. a lot of more star power coming to town later this summer. lance armstrong's team won today's stage at the tour de france. it was not quite enough. armstrong's team team within one second of taking over the yellow jersey. armstrong riding for the team estona. look at the circle. takes a tumble there. no, not a good day for cyclists. mott one but two guys were the taken out on another turn. it was a very rough crash. watch this close call. look at that. that was very, very violent. one falls down and almost gets run over. it was lance armstrong who was able to surge al

apparently it doesn't take long for billy joel to rebound.onth we told you he was broken up from his wife, katie joel. now he's rumored to be to another woman. do i have enough disclaimers in there? he's asking for soap opera music because this is the actor from "the young and the restless." they almost look like they're the same age, which we never see with billy joel. he is 60 and she is 49. the ex is only 27. the two met while he was performing. apparently they had some mutual friends. backstage they were introduced at a d.c. concert. they spent a lot of time together. they've been boating and riding motorcycles. >> do you know her? >> i'm not a huge "young and the restless." now i'm sleeping during the time the soaps are on. >> all right. steven baldwin, one of the baldwin brothers, not the biggest star of them but one of them nonetheless, you may remember him from "i'm a celebrity, get me out of here." now he's in financial trouble. he's declared chapter 11 bankruptcy in new york. the 43-year-old actor and his wife owe $1.2 million on tw

. >>> 50 years ago, baltimore's beloved billie holiday passed away.great will forever be memorialized in her old neighborhood. in a monument rededicated just today. >> my biography will strain. >> those truthful words from poet, carol boston wetherford, talking about billie holiday. >> everyone talked about billie holiday being a drug addict. that's not it. she was the description of that history. she talked about everything that happened to her during that period. and subscwenltly-- subsequently, she was talking about what happened to humanity. >> reporter: the jazz great once said, i'm always making a comeback, but nobody ever tells me where i've been. her statue is in storage. but now she's back home in historic west baltimore on pennsylvania avenue. the dignitaries gathered for today's unveiling, including mayor sheila dixon, who says she learned something new each day. did you know it was worn to cover birds from the hair straightening. >> that's why flowers burned her hair. but after that, she covered it. she liked how it smelled. >> reporter: t

>> just like when he wrote billy jean the same thing.hen he is doing billy jean he's by himself in the studio. >> michael you have the whole song in your head? >> yes, all of the parts. >> billy jean. nobody is even interested in the song. by himself he had to do everything. by himself. to me it's probably my favorite michael jackson song. >> he's the brain. >> is that intuitive? what is that? >> gift from god i think. >> when you hear the play back what emotions do you have? >> when you hear the play back you think of everything that should be there and it's not there. >> despite your isolated life and despite the fact that you have been a star so long you still have what appears to be a profound and passionate relationship with the community. does that support you and sustain you? do you agree with me? >> yes, i do agree. it's important to love your neighbors. >> where does that almost instikt of love of you come from? >> i think it comes from a mother and god. we were raised with values from my mother. she was always there with the bi

and for billie jean. >> do you have it with you? can we see it? >> i do. how's that? >> i can't see it. you have to hold it up. you have to hold it up near your face. >> all right. wow. that is the -- that's the glove, right? >> exactly. and we also have the hat he wore. he donated both items to the museum in 1988 as well as a six-figure contribution to the museum. >> does that draw people in, having this michael jackson stuff? >> it actually does. we've had an outpouring of humanity over the last week. we have michael jackson as well as just to pay their hommage and tribute to michael jackson. >> it's interesting. you met michael jackson in africa? >> i did. i met him in 1998. he was a guest of don barredon's. they were there to explore investment opportunities in the southern african country. he was there for ten days. he brought his children. we found him to be a warm and intelligent individual. he supported a couple of orphanages while he was there. so having michael jackson in africa was an incredibly rewarding experience for all of us. >> motown will be remember

billy butter, cats, five for five on the night -- billy butler, five for five on the night. the royals beat the birds. >>> michael vick is back in the nfl now he just needs a team. the commissioner has reinstated vick. he is free after certaining 18 months in prison. he can immediately take part in preseason practices, workouts and meetings and play in the games. one the season begins, vick may take part in all team activities except games and goodell says he would consider vick for full reinstatement by week six at the latest >> i do believe that this transitional approach that we've outlined for michael is the best thing for him, that it will have the best opportunity to lead if a success for young man who has his life ahead of him whether he make it on the field for the nfl is something that will be determined on the field. but he has some big decisions off the field to make n the way he conducts himself. >> in a statement released by his agent, vick said i fully understand that playing in the nfl is a privilege and not a right and i'm truly thankful for the opportunity i

billy joel was right up there, too.tney had joined billy joel an stage before they demolished shea stadium. paul mccartney returning the favor and running to the place where he and the beatles made history more than 40 years ago ushering in some of its new music and playing and offering the crowd some of those old rock 'n' roll moments that made them famous. >> michelle, thanks so much. two more concerts to go, but they are sold out. now to the economy and one of the area's hardest hit by the recession, elkhart, indiana. this is the first weekend of the annual county fair, also a place featured by our website, msnbc.com. the elkhart project looked at the people and how they're coping during these tough kmikt times. joining us is ka ris sa ray who has been covering the elkhart project and has taken a lot of photos of the area. what's going on there today? >> well, this is day two of the county fair and it is already warm and sunny. there was rain predicted, but like most things many the midwest, wait five minutes and tha

as a child, billie holliday lived in baltimor today that city -- rededicated a statue in her honor.atue originally was built in 1985 in a neighborhood that once attracted entertainers like holiday. the memorial was unveiled again today with the addition of two panels. one shows a newborn baby. the other shows a lynched man, reference to holiday's ballad. the famous one. "strange fruit." it was one of the first anti-racism songs in american popular music. >> when we come back, our chance online search is sparking plans for marriage. >> we have good stuff today. always have good stuff today. local guy making good. showing up at the british open. >> tiger. >> exactly. the nationals try to avoid the same mistakes they made in the first half of the season. at the british open, fair tax and steve marino thanks his dad for getting him to scotland. plus tiger woods loses his cool and possibly more. "news4 at 6:00" cont >>> one of the things you can't help but notice every time you see pictures of e british open is the weather conditions. i mean, you see the flags. just whipping all over the

bil bil billy observen que sucede en el sexto i intento los fuegos artificiales se activas antes y lara de corte, después del accidente y donó un millón y medio de dólares al centro de california en dóndeh@tínnu]p]rkph@h@h@ pruebas para determinar qué le causó la muerte. además de las impresionantes imágenes, también tenemos nuevas fotografías de los hijos del rey del pop, parís y prince jackson fueron captados en un punto de reunión para los testigos de geová. y también se puede apreciar en otra foto a su hermano menor. sin duda, siguiendo la doctrina de su padre. es todo por el momento desde el centro de satélite regreso con ustedes. >> justamente después de transmitir las imágenes de jackson las reacciones de los usuarios de univisión.com no se hicieron esperar. estos son varios comentarios. increíble como se ve quemando el rey del pop, descanse en paz. el segundo usuario, dice, sí sabía que le había pasado, pero sabías que el dinero lo donó para los niños quemados. muchos lo crítico ban, que descanse en paz, muchísimas gracias por su participación si quiere ver más de estas u]qénk

beltway conservative media are just embarrassed as they can be to be in the same party with a bunch of billy bob's, so forth from what they consider to be the stakeicks. i have been encountered by the parties. i have been pox ked in the chest and they asked me about this. they are embarrassed to go to a convention with the christians. their 24 million votes and if you want to let the democrats have them, they will not win a thing. they don't like conservatives. the new york, washington, boston quarter of the washington party don't like conservatives. they didn't really like reagan, they tolerated him. they like bill wholthe whole dca leadin-- the elitism and power. i am not an elite, i am not a rockefeller type. i am considered unsophisticated and sort of, we don't wanna be associated with rush limbaugh. the republican party is going through these battles right now and palin is out there exciting people and people are talking about a third party. i will tell you how bad the republican party is, when republicans, when our opinion leaders say that colin powell is the model republican, is when

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. >>> 50 years after her death, baltimore honors hometown jazz great billie holiday. today, city leaders rededicated a statue in her memory. it now features the anti-racism message of her songs. historians say holiday's life offers valuable lessons for us all. >> everybody talk said about billie holiday in terms of being a drug addict. that's not the case. what i thought about her. there was one thing that always stuck in my mind. that she was a description of history. she talked about everything that happened to her during that period. and subscwenltly, she talked about -- subsequently, she talked about what was happening to humanity. >> the sculpture, lady day, was made by james earl reed. and first appeared at lafayette and pennsylvania avenue back in 1985. >>> what has been a worry in the chesapeake is now cause for concern for the rest of the world. it is the disappearance of coastal underwater grasses. alex demetrick reports, critical plants are vanishing everywhere. >> reporter: some days, dr. bill dennison's job as a university of maryland researcher is all we

up to 23 billi is still outstaing from pledges made om the summit years ago. andr reports now. >> late-night arrival in ghana. a visit for the first african- american president. they have been gearing up for the visit. this is somethi of reward. it is ofte ld up aa homecoming of sos. obama's life sty means so much to so many. >> we ade him. is everything we have dreamed of in a presiden >> president obama as made it clear thahe will use this opportity to urge africanso take responsibility d unlocked the continent's ue potential. he is also promising me support for agriculture. training from america has already helped them quadrupled their output. the west willpen up subsidized markets. >> we wand to open up afri to european rkets. >>among tose ploys to welcome obama are going to ghana's traditional chiefs. >> he is my brotr. i'm happy he came here and hope th he will help improveur lives. >> of course, there's no quick fix, and obama's message will inevitably getodel and watered wn. but with his popularit, his first ack president does have a unique opportunity

billy joel gave you your money's worth. >> this is the second time the new park will be used for something other than baseball. >> it very graciously hosted the pope. >> they hope it is a sign of more to come. >> it is an honor we were chosen to be one of the few outdoor venues chosen. >> some residents welcomed the added interest. >> it brings more revenue to the nation's capital. >> this maryland resident rush to get good tickets online. >> we were sitting way back. the nosebleed section. >> some, like this southwest president, could live without the busy calendar of the stadium. >> trying to get in our own parking spaces, whether off street or behind our house. >> concert guests are being asked to arrive early. gates open at 6:00 p.m. in the evening. they're asking people who are planning to drive to purchase parking tickets -- parking passes online, and are encouraging people to take the metro. >>> what will the weather be like? >> we will keep our eye on the possibility of some thunderstorms saturday, but they will be widely scattered. >> how widely scattered? >> here and there. sunsh

for a boy like billy, he wasn't living a normal life.ts are a piece of cake for the dog. >> and the dog doesn't eat the food when he snifs it. >> dr. debbye turner bell, thank you very much. maggie? >> thanks so much, harry. what a great story. unbelievable. welcome back from your fourth of july weekend. >> yes. >> did you do anything fun? >> not really. just hung out, watched a few fireworks preponderate new york city barbecue. >> you state in the city? >> stayed in the city. >> pretty loan any in the city on the holidays? >> of all the holidays, the fourth of july is the one holiday where the city is most dead, when there is no one here. even more dead than christmas, more dead than thanksgiving. >> you were here without your family, right? >> i was. i think i broke several new york laws actually. i was staying down in the hotel, and i'm up on the 40th floor, and i open the window to see the fireworks down along the hudson. first, are you supposed to open the windows? is that legal? >> sure, if they open. >> i took my camera out to get

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and billy joel picked up the slack. elton john came back on stage and thanked the technicians.anticipated concert sold out the 40,000 seats. >> what a show. they are so talented. both of them. >> i want to say i saw them 15 years ago, and billy joel is full of energy, and elton john is proper, and english, and sounds like last night he was a little upset. >> yeah. >>> good morning, here is the deal. a weak front is making its way across the area. we are going to see the front shift the winds, at least on the backside of the front. and this is going to bring in less humid weather. a very comfortable sunday afternoon. albeit a warm sunday afternoon, with temperatures climbing into the mid-and upper 80s. and it looks like the george washington parkway. and it's warm already this morning. 81 degrees here in the district under mostly clearskies. and the winds northwesterly, and the front pushed through. and it's breezy out there. the dew point in the mid-60s, and it's muggy, but that will come down in the next few hours. 83, dallas. phoenix, 6:00 in the morning, and it's 92 degrees.

. >>> from the first beat of billie jean and the toss of that hat, i was mesmerized.ut when he did his iconic moon it is walk being i was shocked. it was magic. >> motown's founder berry gordy, one of the thousands inside the staples center yesterday for the star-studded michael jackson tribute. people from all around the world came together to remember the king of pop would dieon june 25th at the age of 50. >> a lot of people all around the world watching yesterday. today, and they were inside most of the day. today, it may bright day you want to get outside. >> yes, it will be nice today across the region and we're going to see a good amount of sunshine. it will be very comfortable as well. we'll start with the current testimonies around t regii e right now we are around 70 degrs hererein-- oh, we've dropped off! we've dropped off, tucker! yes, it is 68 degrees here in washington. 63 in baltimore. sorry. i just remembered this is the one that they like to save for the internet so i guess we'll be not doing that today. 55 in frederick so once again, here we are with

co founder of world team tennis, billy jean king, was in the house. castle in red, and leander pay serving and look at the volley, can't return that. nice job for those two. later on, it would be stubs serving in the far court. she makes a nice pick on the exchange. then watch pace. perfect placement on the shot. the castles upset the sport times 22-1in overtime. they advance to sunday's finals where they will host the springfield lasers. that's it for your sports on this saturday morning. i'm lindsey czarniak, have a great day. >> still ahead, what one metro train operator did that shocked passengers and launched an investigation. >>> and is it the return of the rooftop burglar. police looking at a case with a familiar m.o. >>> and a major airline increasing baggage fees. ç0### (announcer) you think bleach gets your toilet perfectly clean? fact. bleach doesn't get rid of stains. it just whitens them. with this stain-revealing dye, you can see the stains bleach leaves behind. lysol power toilet bowl cleaner removes stains better than bleach, while

steuben them to about congress and he would have very close relations with the members of his staff, billy north and bin walker and had been adopted by richard peters and his family in philadelphia where he spent a great deal of time when he was in town which was often but alpheus despite all these close friends and the fact he had close friends from the persian service with which he corresponded none of them ever could be said to be truly intimate friends. his friends in europe never knew exactly what he had done in the united states. he was so insecure about what he had accomplished and so convinced his career in the united states was insignificant that he made up, well he made up fib is when and telling his friends in europe about what had been accomplished, that he was a member of the board of the war and congress had given him so many fine horses that when he met washington outside of valley forge washington tantamount with the honor guard of calvary and in general he was being treated as a hero and in fact he said he commanded the entire left wing of the army at the battle of monmout

elton john and billy joel set to take the stage tomorrow.ard takes us behind the scenes today. >> reporter: they're setting the stage and getting ready to raise the light smack dab in the middle of centerfield. the first large-scale concert at nats field. >> we're excited. we've done some events as part of a ball club, but this is major. and i'm sure it's going to be phenomenal. >> reporter: billy joel and elton john are bringing their concert to washington this weekend. we're told tick thes are still available. just how many the promotor isn't saying. the nats are killing, adding and reconfiguring seats due to the staging which is still if progress. no sign of any pianos just yet. but this lone groundskeeper has his work cut out for him, trying to keep the grass in good shape. >> they're going put a bunch of chairs on your grass this weekend. >> [ inaudible ] >> he says its field will be covered before saturday night. thousands ever concert goers will be sitting in seats in the out field. they are saying parking is available but suggested y

he would take a line drive off the bat of billy butler. he limped off the field in pain, but he is not cleared of injuries just yet. >> they say worst case scenario, hairline fracture. i'm going to be optimistic about it right now and things, in 24 hours, you have a much better idea. >> the team was lucky to dodge another injury when an outfielder went into the stands. the o's standard with boston tomorrow night. >>> the signing of first round michael orr with the ravens. he gets a five year contract. tackle from mississippi, he competed in camps but missed the first few days of training camp. >> you know, having all that stuff behind me, and all i can do now is play football and work hard and give back to them. they gave to me. >> he'll be there tomorrow morning at mcdaniel college in >>> well, it's bye bye and hello visit baltimore as the tourism agency has a new name. they believe the less cumbersome title will make it easier to find them. >>> mr. cluckky goes to court. he is beloved by tourists in miami beach. however, the wakeup calls