how's aunt blake? is she a good aunt?r seen in my life." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: as he's playing the ipad. can i talk to you for one second? >> yeah. >> jimmy: over here. >> okay. >> jimmy: all right. [ whispering ] hey, it's a rated r movie. your movie. no, it's an oliver stone movie. i mean, how are you going to sell this movie in front of you know. >> he thinks it's animated. >> jimmy: okay. >> like "madagascar" with animals. >> jimmy: okay. there you go. we'll make it up. okay. [ light laughter ] just the sex, drugs in this movie. violence. >> we're good. >> jimmy: okay. >> it's like the teddy bear movie you have coming after. >> jimmy: yeah. >> we're good. >> jimmy: okay, good. >> it's like -- [ speaking normally ] >> jimmy: okay, your movie is called "savages." >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. oliver stone directed it. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: and it is about -- >> just, like, three friends. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's two boys and a girl. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and they love each other so much. >> jimmy: they really

to sing her songs. >> all those songs are about blake.ake is in the past. here she is having to relive those songs again. to sing them properly, she got full of emotions. it would be great if she married a jewish or doctor or something like that, it wasn't going to happen. was it? >> she gained some weight, gotten healthy and dutying with tony ben it. she was still on again, off again with the boos. >> and then unfortunately the final two days where she drank an inordinate amount of alcohol. >> why? >> who knows. i have no idea. >> her final performance was one of her worst. drunken and chaotic. demise. >> there would be more music and she would have certainly married rich and there would have been children. just like my other normal couple. it wasn't to be. >> amy winehouse released just two albums then her collection after her death. the proceeds going to her foundation in her name. her day will come was her last single. that's it 27 years old. i'm nick watt for "nightline." london. >> amy, my daughter is in stores now thanks to nick an

this doctor is blake's mother. she's only a medical student at the time of the mistake and doesn't know how to stop it. she begs the staff to do something, but no one calls for a doctor until it's too late. >> we went from planning a surprise party to planning a funeral. the most heart-wrenching thing i had to do was to go and wake my daughter up and tell her that her brother was not coming home ever. and i just -- it was horrible. >> while there's no national figure for tube errors, you should know a report looking at just one hospital's icu finds improperly removed tubes cause ten air embolisms a year. if you have a chest tube, ask how you should be positioned when the tube is taken out. at number 12, misdiagnosed. morgan mccracken gets socked in the head with a baseball. mom and dad ice the bump down. the 7-year-old seems fine. until two nights later, when she cries out for help. >> "mom, mom, my head. it's hurting." she was holding it. saying "my head's hurting. my head's hurting. >> the mccrackens rush morgan

this doctor is blake's mother.'s only a medical student at the time of the mistake and doesn't know how to stop it. she begs the staff to do something, but no one calls for a doctor until it's too late. >> we went from planning a surprise party to planning a funeral. the most heart-wrenching thing i had to do was to go and wake my daughter up and tell her that her brother was not coming home ev ever. and i just -- it was horrible. >> while there's no national figure for tube errors, you should know a report looking at just one hospital's icu finds improperly removed tubes cause ten air embolisms a year. tough a chest tube, ask how you should be positioned when the tube is taken out. at number 12, misdiagnosed. morgan mccracken gets socked in the head with a baseball. mom and dad ice the bump down. the 7-year-old seems fine. until two nights later, when she cries out for help. >> "mom, mom, my head. it's hurting." she was holding it. saying "my head's hurting. my head's hurting." t >> the mccrackens rush morgan to t

today kicks off the summer break for students in baltimore city, and mayor stephanie rawlings- blake is using it as an opportunity to announce the opening of the city's curfew center. jennifer franciotti has more on what the mayor hopes the center will accomplish. >> mayor stephanie rawlings- blake says that the key is to get kids involved in the community, or else they will find themselves in a curfew center after hours. >> this is not about telling you what to do. this is about making huge safe. >> mayor stephanie rawlings- blake opened at the city's curfew center, located at the success academy on north ave. it will be open from june 15 through august 11 on fridays and saturdays from 12 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. it is away, they said, to get kids off the streets and to hold their parents accountable. >> in the summertime, kids are at risk of being more vulnerable and it is important to work on collaboration. >> last year, 750 juvenile came through the curfew center. the deputy police commissioner john skinner told 11 news that the center helps to get kids off the streets. >> the number of

i'd much rather talk about the beautiful blake lively for -- >> beautiful blake lively. i'm try to get to what makes you -- >> my own life is i haven't hidden it. i've been to -- you know, i've written about it. talked about it. my parents were extremely colorful people. dramatic, strong. my mom still alive today and probably watching. so, you know. but it was a wonderful story. and -- but it really did hurt because at 14 years old, you go off to a boarding school. you're english, you know. you disappear. you lose because you're the only child. the family does separate. traumatic. wasn't long before i was in vietnam. merchant marines. all these things. i do miss the family life. i'm trying to reconstitute one to some degree. >> what is your relationship like with your mother now? she's in her 90s, right? >> that's right. >> has been your biggest fan and critic over the years? >> she thinks so. put it this way, i have an interesting relationship and ongoing one. it's contrary. there are many difficulties. as there are. i'm sure you know what i'm talking about. families ar

andrew blake thanks for being here in the studio to get through to keep us updated on this story i know the developments are just rapidly coming out and changing happening with a lot of seems to be full of unexpected it moves it does this come as a as a surprise i mean it comes a surprise to me today we knew that the appeal was was shot down we knew that astonish or at least a bunch of people were saying a songe is going to do something you know you appeal the appeal to appealed and you know if you just bring everyone up to date what this all comes down to was ever since two thousand and ten joined us on has been under house arrest in london he has been accused of sex crimes in sweden and has been awaiting extradition there and the big thing here is sweden wants to take us anjan they want to question him and perhaps charge him with these crimes however once assad goes to sweden there's very little stopping the united states from getting an extradition out of sweden getting a songe bring him here and then trying him for his role in wiki leaks aiding the enemy all of the whistleblower cra

rawlings-blake is a member of the u.s. conference of mayors board of trustees. >>> this morning's crime checker. police are investigating after a randallstown teen died following a run in with an off- duty police officer. 17-year-old christopher brown was an athlete at rapiddalstown high school and on wednesday an off-duty baltimore county officer says he heard a loud noise at his front door. he checked it out and began chasing a group of teens. brown was hiding in bushes nearby and he and the officer got into a fight and police will only say at some point during the fight brown became unconscious and later died. brown's mother says he was a good kid with no criminal record and she wants justice for her son. >> i just wanted to lay my eyes on him and to see if there was any bruises you know what i mean because doipt want them to cover stuff up i don't want them to push this under the carpet. >> the chief medical examiner says brown died from asphyxiation. stay with us at 5 this morning for a full report. we will hear more

mayors. >>> on friday morning rawlings blake will speak at that conference. she'll be speaking about the dproat and change in the city, particularly about gun violence and vacants to values, that program. rawlings blake is a member of the conference's board of trustees. >>> ceremonial campfire -- canon fire will be exchanged at fort mchenry at 8:00 this morning. the canons signal the arrival of the tall ships to the city for the star spangled celebration. a 21-gun salute which will then be returned at fort mchenry. >>> new information in the case of george zimmerman. this time it's not about him. >> coming up why the admitted shooter's wife is in trouble with the law. details coming up. >>> also ahead this morning, some seriously wet weather may hit many areas across the dploab today. we have more information on that. we'll tell you all about it and take you on a tour and get a check of your local forecast. >>> lauren. >>reporter: major construction will begin on 895 just one week from today. i'll have your complete abc 2 news time saver traffic report coming

amy was besotted with blake.to, in his own words, he introduced her to >> i can't say on air. that's right, ki say that. it's true. amy was besotted with blake. his way of showing how much he loved her was to, in his own words, he introduced her to class-a drugs and she took to it like a duck to water. he then further said he ruined something beautiful. they're his words, not mine. of course i don't blame blake for amy's death. that was just a terribly unfortunate accident. but he has to hold -- he has to be responsible for the fact that he introduced her to class-a drugs. whether she would have found her way to class-a drugs without him, you know, who knows. he stood up and said it was him. so that's who we point the finger at. not for her death though. >> has he ever apologized to you? >> no. he's been in prison since amy's passed away anyway for another offense. he hasn't ryed to get in touch with me at all, no. >> important to note all the profits are going to amy winehouse foundation. it's obviously somethin

to a debate. >> the rawlings-blake administration wants to play the race card.e people in the media. not tv, want to play the demonization card, and i want to play the let's fix the problem card. >> the mayor spokesperson reapplied by saying the mcdonough should debate himself after cutting funds in the doomsday budget. >> and teachers say they are fed up with the low pay and long hours. they are instituting a work to rule policy. teachers are refusing to stay past normal class hours it's designed to drum up public support for a pay raise which they say they have not had in three years. >> they will start their day at the beginning of their work day and walk in a few minutes early in order to be in their classroom and 20 minutes after students leave, they vacate the building. >> he says money that would have been spent on raises is being used to cover the cost of teacher pensions. >> it's quiz time. no pressure but imagine you're all alone on the stage with the national spelling bee title on the line. spell the word guetapens. >> guetapens. g-u-e-t-a-p-e-n-s. ge

>> blake. >> jimmy: okay, very good. how old are you, blake? >> 7 years old. >> jimmy: 7 years old.t grade are you in? >> first grade. >> jimmy: do you like school? >> yeah. [ electricity zapping ] >> jimmy: do you like school? >> no. >> jimmy: no. why don't you like it? >> i'm bad at science. >> jimmy: you're bad at science? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you don't like science? >> no. >> jimmy: it's boring? >> yeah. >> jimmy: which courses do you like? >> math. >> jimmy: you like math? >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay. >> what's 8 + 8? >> 16. [ electricity zapping ] >> jimmy: 14. have you ever peed in a swimming pool? >> no. [ electricity zapping ] >> jimmy: a little bit? hold on. let me ask the truth fairy. truth fairy, have you ever peed in a swimming pool? >> yes.>> jimmy: you? >> jimmy: you? >> yes. >> jimmy: yes. i think we all have. it's fun. >> it's great. >> jimmy: sometimes i stand up on the side and pee into the swimming pool. >> it's a lot of fun. >> jimmy: what do you like better -- your mother or a puppy? >> my mother. >> jimmy: your mother? why? >> because she takes care of me. >> jimmy:

in a statement after the vote, mayor stephanie rawlings-blake said this plan closes a deficit while fully funding the obligation to public-school. she said continuing an aggressive plan to hire police officers and cutting property taxes for homeowners. >> the green light came after weeks of protests from citizens and council members concerned that the mayor's budget would cut into essentials services, shutting down recreation center and permanently closing fire companies. >> they said these are the parties they wanted, and that pushed bills through. >> council president jack youngblood a series of amendments to prompt -- young pushed through a series of amendments that failed. >> i am disappointed because i thought we made a good case earlier this week that there was money there in the budget that could be used for better purposes. >> in the end, the majority of the council backed the original spending plan. it ministrations said it would put 5000 kids to work in summer jobs, and pay for after-school programs. the city council will take a final vote monday. >> thank you. from city negotia

>> and salma hayek and blake lively here right now.k you. >> yeah, i was -- i read somewhere that oliver stone wrote this part with you in mind but he was a little worried that you wouldn't be cruel enough to play it. how did you convince him? >> well, i was -- now he was in trouble but i just -- we just did it. i mean he was worried that because i had a child that was very soft and it's true, i have softened but that doesn't mean i stopped being an actress, you know, so it was a lot of fun and we had a great time doing the -- rehearsing and finding the characters. >> it's got to be fun to unleash your dark side. >> oliver told all of us that was a part of it, we get to be in it with salma hayek. we were so excited but apparently he never told salma. >> i was the last one to know. he wrote the part for me but didn't -- i would hear from other people. >> what was holding him back. >> it gave me a lot of anxiety because i really wanted this part where everyone was getting cast except that part and he kept telling everyone i'm in it but d

the rawlings-blake administration wants to play the race card and some people in the media, not tv, want to play the demonization card. i want to play the "let's fix the problem" card. >> the mayor's office responded, "mcdonough should debate himself and his colleagues, who voted for deep cuts as a result of the doomsday budget." panel members will hold their first meeting to address gambling in the state. they will meet in annapolis in hear presentations from casino licensees on proposals, including table games in maryland casinos. the panel will weigh in on the potential construction of a casino in prince george's county and come up with ideas for a special session in july. >> there is not a whole lot happening, weather-wise, at the present time, but that could change in the afternoon hours. humidity has been going up all morning. dew points are now in the 60's. the atmosphere is going to use that moisture to cook up thunderstorms this afternoon. we see hints of it down in virginia. these will become more numerous and head up towards baltimore later this afternoon and evening, and some

car den and senator barbara, mayor stephanie rawlings blake. i thank you for your presence here today. it gives me pleasure to welcome haze l manning. she's with us somewhere today. ms. manning was a dedecember -- descendant of the commune any in trinidad. she recently participated in a collaborative project between the united states embassy and british high commissions, this documented the culture heritage. i althoughs -- i also want to thank all of the member offense the war 1812 bicentennial commission, chip mason, senator paul sharba, all of those are friends from underarmor, ball lard bar, so many other people including our sponsors who have made this weekend such an outstanding kick off. on behalf of the people of baltimore and the people of md hit drama, we are on no -- people of maryland, we are honored to usher in this bicentennial commemoration of the war of 1812. very shortly we will sign a declaration of peace, of our people's coming together as we have for the better part of our more than 2030-year history together with our neighbo

and so this rapidly changing world to talk more about that their very own party led producer andrew blake and joins us now welcome andrew oh my pleasure though i kind of have a couple props here to illustrate how the times are a changing this is like an old it's a clunky kind of plastic. a very i don't know nineteen eighties but and then zack morris the first cell phone talking about the health of let's bring up the one to zach morris used very as one of the he called awful or even made cell phones cool yeah and then they got smaller we have this thing it kind of flips but you know like this is outdated by now more or less about a little and i mean i will determine i get it when i go it's only that you bring it all of because we both have these pieces of crap that we're probably gone through like five or six of. you well you know what you did this as so much more power and memory abilities i can pretty much i can pretty much destroy you with this phone pretty much but the rules that govern what i can do with this phone the same phone that i can use to drive my car with the g p s and check

and blake reemerged at the same time.n over the death of my mother, and then blake reappears. and that is not a good recipe. >> one of the things you wrote about is the fact that amy had this one album, "back to black," so much about blake. and because she had to go back and sing those songs over and over that it took her over and over again back to blake. tell us about that. >> well, i talk a little bit about amy's stage fright. but on reflection, she said, dad, i can't sing these songs anymore. she had moved on. this is three or four years on from "back to black" and blake. and she was with reg, her new boyfriend, a great guy. i think you have met him. and they were talking about getting married and having kids. and to sing the song properly, i'm a singer, when i go onstage and sing a love song, i like to think about my beautiful wife. now she's having to go onstage and singing the song "back to black," talking about when blake's not there, she gets depressed. how are you going to sing a song like that? if that were wri

work and that is our usa see all the important stories that you and your blake is working on and that was andrew blakers our r.v. web producer so this all still had an artsy cable rating cable news ratings are on the decline so where are people heading for their daily dose of how lines the future of the industry might just rest with the citizen coming up we'll tell you all about the trials and tribulations of so-called organic journalism. one of american power continue. on our show about. might actually be time revolution. and it turns out that of you were drinking starbucks or the surprising him really you. but in the alone or so we'll get a real headline with none of them are the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers and for what actually matters to those viewers and so that's why young people just don't watch t.v. anymore if they want news they go online and read it but we're trying to take those stories that people actually care about and transfer them back to t.v. . to the capital account i'm lauren lyster. citizen journa

has beennbrewing rawlings blake wants to take ssstem....but thht plan requires some big purrhases. 3behind these fancy phones... infrastructure.now the mayor ii being called out for the price ttg. comptroller joan pratt is accusing her of spending more than 650- thousand doolars on roughly 80 telephones.. thee ayor's office says it's more like 21-thousand dollaar.but why would the mayor allegedlyy offer a bribe to the comptroller foo her support in this whhle deal?pratt claims she was offered more monny into her budget... enough to hire two new staffers. "i did know that the mayor was trying to ... i told her it was an insult.""i don't want tt comment on the allegation... alwwys ave ongoing discussions about so maabe that's wwere the e. - confusion came from." from." but it doesn'ttend there.the comptroller is also accusing the mayor of breaking the law because the purccaae wasn't properly bid to companies. eeisting contract with a to an company thatts been doong business with theecity for years. the city's inspector geeeral is initiating

>> you were working with team blake shelton.ike. >> blake is a fun guy, so down to earth. what you see is what you get. i call him "big country." he's the best decision i made as a coach. >> what was the most important piece of advice he gave you? >> blake, he really pushed me to just enjoy it and make sure i try to have as much fun as possible. be on the job but try to enjoy it and, he constantly expressed how fast things would be moving and he was 100% right. it hadn't stopped. everything has been moving so fast. >> as a matter of fact, your life has changed a lot. tell us what's been going on? >> well, man, we're getting ready to release a single on father's day called yt butterfly kisses." pick it up i-tunes. and we mentioned that you sang backup hup for alicia keys and mary j. blige. >> alicia, i did background for her for eight years and i got a chance to speak with her back in new york and we were talking about getting together and doing a duet for the album, so, yeah, she's definitely been that support for me in the past

fred bealefeld is retiring august first.mayor stephanie rawlings-blake named some of the city's mostt powerful and prestigious citizens to aapanee.she revealed details about the search ttem yesterday... (mayor)"i've talked to them were able to reach historic lows when it comes to violent crime.. and i want to make sure we find someone who is goinn to be able to carry that the panel consisss of the university and the dean of thee universitt of maryland school pf laww law.there are lso almost a dozen other people from the criminal justice and law enforcement community that will have a say in the panel's work will happen at city hall over the next says shh wants the panel to find someone who will heep &preduce crime by focussng on repeat offenders and illegal guns. the new advisory panel will interviewwcandidates and ccme up with a list of finaliits for the maaor..she's also indicated she wants the candidatee to be well versed in using smart technology to combat crime. commissioner bealefeed will step down in less than two mooths.on thursday, crime ann &pjustice repprter... jjy lepol got

and it got worse with blake so i could only imagine what it was going to be like with all the hormonesn, you know, it's very difficult. yeah, that was the first thing that came up in my mind. >> yeah. this is an eye opening process for a lot of people seeing this for the first time. tiffany, you sort of talked about this earlier but what surprised you the most about carrying someone else's child? >> i don't know how -- how to say this without sounding insensitive but feeling different when i see the babies on the ultra sound shocked me. i thought -- i was afraid of maybe loving them as much as i love my own children or there is something when you see your own children on the ultra sound and i love them, you know, i love seeing every ultra sound that we see but i was more interested in watching my brother and natalie's reaction and seeing their love for the babies. it was kind of a relief but shocked me as well. >> natalie and tiffany, i understand that you guys also have a bit of news that you want to share. >> we do. we just found out not too long ago that we are not expecting one but

baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings blake schedule today speak there on friday. expected to talk about  the growth and changes in the city over the past year. >>> also starting today united airlines raising fees once again for the second bag checked on transatlantic flights. be prepare today shell out an extra $100. united's revenues expected to increase by $30 million a year as a result of that charge. >>> expect to see some long lines today at the local lottery dealers ahead of tonight's powerball drawing. the jackpot has increased to $240 million. that drawing is happening at 10:59 this evening. good luck to you. >>> if you've ever been charged with a crime, it is probably best not to add this to the list. >> somebody forget to add this to an inmate in louisville, kentucky. a courtroom brawl caught on tape. we'll shoal you what happened. >>> also the wildfire situation in colorado has gone from bad to worse. the governor now taking action to try to help firefighters. >>> also we'll take a look at the aftermath of a pretty nasty storm sweeping through parts o

jonathan blake, bbc news, washington. >> you're watching "bbc world news" with me, tim willcox. our headlines this hour -- burmese opposition leader, aung san suu kyi, gives her first major foreign speech in a near quarter century. and syria's opposition say there's been another massacre of civilians by militia, the third in a week. here in london, final preparations are underway for this weekend's diamond jubilee celebration. four days of events are planned across the u.k. to mark queen elizabeth's 60 years on the throne. let's go to just outside buckingham palace to mishal husein, who joins us now. >> yes, we're live at buckingham palace. not many monarches get to a mile stein like 60 years. 1897 was the last time britain saw an occasion like this. that was the year queen victoria marked the occasion with her own 60 years on the throne. so this is a special moment for queen elizabeth herself and also an opportunity for britain and the commonwealth to share in the celebration. you can imagine the changes that the queen has seen in these 60 years, prime ministers coming and goin

blake lively is this beach bunny at the beginning, little bit stoned.ip where she's twisted around on all her thoughts. at the end of the movie we leave you waiting for the sequel, i think. >> you've set it up very nicely. >> with selma coming out of jail. >> you're not supposed to give it away. >> i didn't say anything. >> blake lively says oliver stone is like the stoic father. you want to crack him. he's fully involved in the set. that's what she said about you. >> that's very sweet. blake is a newcomer. i saw her in "the town" and also in a small movie and she's on "gossip girl." she's extraordinary, 23, 24. she has a grace kelly, if you remember her. >> yes, i do. >> blond, beautiful. great to the eye. i always try to cast pretty people, good looking people. >> definitely worked in that one. i am fascinated by the fact that you did a lot of research for this film. you and don wilson, you went to a number of different grow houses and then you actually convinced the mexican drug lords to let you go hang out. >> well, let's not get too literal with th

god bless you. [ cheers and applause ] >>> baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake addressed the class of 2012 at st. mary's college of maryland in mid-may. she's the -- a look now at live coverage on the c-span's networks. the u.s. house gavels in at 2:00 eastern to include spending on energy and water projects. that's on c-span again starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern. the u.s. senate is live on c-span2 at 29:15 when they wrap up debate on a general pay discrimination bill before voting at 2:30 on moving forward wir the maesher. live tonight at 8:50 with a discussion between warren buffett head of berkshire hathaway and david rubenstein, a major investment company, with the current state of the economy. tomorrow the senate banking committee looks into financial regulations. members focusing on the rules written by the securities and exchange commission to implement the dodd-frank law. that hearing will also examine the $2 billion trading loss at jpmorgan chase. see live coverage tomorrow morning right here on c-span3. coming up thursday, live coverage as federal reserve chair ben bernanke