charlie samuel approached lily burk along this tree-lined street. police say they have surveillance video showing samuel behind the wheel of burk's black volvo. driving away. >> reporter: 25 minutes later, b -- burk called her mother on a cell phone, asking how to withdraw money from an atm card. 20 minutes later, she called her dad and asked the same thing. she didn't reveal she was in danger. by 4:52 p.m., samuel allegedly parked the volvo near skid row. >> reporter: then samuel wandered off through skid row, carrying a beer in a paper bag, until he was arrested for public intoxication. this is really a parent's worst child. >> reporter: lily burke says they were best friends. now she is planning her funeral. >> charlie samuel could be eligible for the death penalty, because he allegedly committed murder during kidnapping and commission of a robbery. >>> police say a suspected drug offender provided them with the strangest sight they've ever seen. officers say the 32-year-old was brought to jail for acting suspicious during a traffic stop. that's

. >> robert burke the man known as the naked cowboy says he's running for mayor of new york. hit with tourist in times square for more than a decade. burke promises to have some new ideas on major issues. >>> almost 6 months after chris brown beat up his girlfriend rihanna he's now publicly saying he's sorry. in a video posted on u.tube the r&b star apologized to his fans. he says he wanted to express his deepest regret and accept responsibility although he didn't talk about what actually happened that night. >> as many of you know i grew up in a home with domestic violence. i saw firsthand what uncontrolled rage can do. i saw it and continuing to seek help to ensure that what occurred in february can never happen again. >>reporter: brown said he's told rihanna countless times that he is sorry. >>> well a new group of chef will face chopping block on fox's hit show hell's kitchen. >> i said are you ready? >>reporter: gordon ramsey continue with his annex during tonight season 6 premier. hot tempered chef meets his match in a fiery contestant. that's not the only spice you wil

. >> well, watch out michael bloomberg, robert burk, also known as the naked cowboy, said he is running for mayor of new york. burk promises to have new ideas on major issues, and wants another stimulus plan to help small businesses, the naked cowboy has become a hit with tourists in time square. he has been hanging out there for more than a decade taking pictures with anybody that pays him a small fee. . >> get this. boot see is receiving oxygen from a special pet sized mask after she was rescued from a florida house fire. the homeowner and her granddaughter had already been taken to safety when firefighters discovered the cat under some furniture. with burned ears, and covered in soot. after receiving treatment, boot see opened her eyes and was able to move around. her owners plan to take her to an emergency vet for a checkup. >> drivers in oregon aren't sure what to make of this street sign. >> looks confusing. >> certainly not on the driver's manual. >> looks like a tattoo. >> city of eugene said the sign was put in place to explain a complicated u-turn drivers must take to turn lef

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lilly burk through all this actually called her parents twice during the ordeal.sadly, she wasn't able to get through to them, convey the message that she was in extreme danger. and her life was about to end. we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. joining us, welcome back don clark, former fbi special agent in charge. and by phone, joel rubin, staff writer for the "los angeles times." joel, take us through what happened here. the way we understand it, it's friday afternoon, she goes to run an errand for her mom. i believe get some papers. her mom's a teacher. what happened next? >> that's right. her mom works at a local law school here in l.a. she picked up the papers for her mom and was carrying them back in a cardboard box, what we understand, and was approaching her car, which was parked on the street. and she was -- she never returned home after that. as far as we know, police are saying they have some video footage of the suspect approaching the car at the same time that the victim was. and that they have him driving away in the car. and then they later have

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jill burke, thanks very much for joining us.y appreciate it. >> sure thing. >> did i summarize these findings accurately? the investigator said the governor's fund created to pay legal bills associated with ethics violations is itself actually an ethics violation? is that right? >> reporter: that's what i took from it when i read it earlier today. there seemed to be two main points out of it. one, is the creation of it, first of all. and then, secondly, would be the receipt of funds, if and when there were to ever happen. >> and the reason that it is an ethical violation is because the governor is using her status as governor in order to set up a conduit through which she can be given money, essentially. is that right? >> correct. a personal gain, wealth that she otherwise would not have access to without using her official capacity as office to raise that money. >> now, as far as i understand it, i'm not an ethics on these types of ethics laws, but i know that lots of politicians have legal defense funds for various types of le

miss burke, you've done such good work in this area. as we look to rhode island as a potential national model here, what further feedback would you give us on what elements of the lindsey ann burke programs have been best received, have been most effective. what are the lessons learned from what you've done that you think congress should focus on. >> i think the lessons learned have been the need for funding. the implementation of the law is working in rhode island mostly because our organization and the rhode island coalition against domestic violence from even before we had the law passed stepped up to the plate and said that we would be willing to provide free training for school staff. so that there was no funding attached to the bill when it was passed in rhode island. however, the drawback in other states is, what we're finding, is that many states have good intentions but they're very concerned, especially in these hard economic times about the cost of training school personnel. in fact, i've gotten calls even this week from stat

they say they later discovered his fingerprints matched those found inside lily burke's car. now he is being held without bail on murder charges. as lily's family mourns. >> if there's anything that people can take away from this marble tragedy it's that life is fragile and that they should live every minute of it. >> reporter: for "today," george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >> nbc news analyst clinton van sant is a former fbi profiler. good morning to you clint. >> hi, meredith. >> lily apparently made two calls to her parents during this abduction. they said they didn't sense any fear or distress in her voice. we obviously are not privy to those conversations. but you believe something called a direct code word might have helped to save lily's life. what is a direct code word and how would it have helped? >> i think so. i think this is what parents should have anywhere from a time a child is 3 or 4 or 5 all the way up through college. when my kids were young it was the word fire truck. if they heard that word fire truck, or if they used it in a certain context, that meant

burke. max, you are a charmer but a handful.ll be back. >> could buying back crabber's licenses help save the bay? i will have that story. >> live local late-breaking news. >> thanks for joining us. >> first a look at john. >> can you believe that dog was a puppy? >> it nearly took out my knees. >> did he drool on you? >> a lot. you just couldn't tell on high-definition. >> neat. >> a big dog. we will look outside, i will give you two pictures, we will start with the satellite image. and you see a few clouds west of virginia, and more cloudy to the west. back in ohio and indiana, this is thunderstorm activity in virginia, and a big storm with those clouds. and there is some thunder and lightning out of these storms. they are lining up well in pennsylvania. and we will talk about the prospects for this rain. >> we have a warning for swimmers, stay out of the water in magothy beach, in cattail creek. with bacteria levels high in the water. >> it's hard owning a boat not to go in the water. and it's terrible that the bay is this ba

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check in with meteorologist justin burke tomorrow morning.omorrow at 6:00 and 11:00. >>> falling gas price, the average priced fell about 10- cents a gallon in just the last two weeks. that puts the regular here in maryland at $2.49 a gallon. last year it was $4 a gallon. >>> and palin says she is not only going to stay in politics, she is going to go to work with the new york times. >>> as we wait for a ruling on michael jackson's official cause of death, his sister says it was murder. two british tabloids quote latoya jackson saying that her brother was killed as part of a conspiracy. she also claims that $2 million worth of jewelry was taken from michael jackson's home after the death. she also told tabloids she knows who is to blame and is ready to bring them to justice. >>> baseball's all star break comes just as the orioles were getting red hot. we have the highlights up next on sports extra. >>> and more wounds as bulls run wild in the streets of pamplona. fios guy! where ya headed? ah, just installed fios in the whole building. now ev

burke working extremely slowly. short lead. holding. willie takes a big time rip and follows it straight up. and it is a fun walk off this year am and on june 20th. he did it for the home run into the bulletin. >> i am pretty sure you are not supposed to touch him anything he and that was a fight and 2-1 shall pitch. >> it will do. >> it is a lunch. >> it is a beauty. >> and 2-4. >> on the sacrifice. believing and that would take the bat out of his hand. and that's what they are going to talk about here. >>   nick johnson, two grounders. two fly balls. 0-4. >> rob: this is kind of a no brainer. the guy behind nick is 0-4. with three punch outs. >> and he is and and ryan zimmerman is next. and the most twin dollar it is on the team. and see how they pitch today. maybe he doesn't see a strike. >> rob: maybe they just figured this out. >> bob: that took awhile. on second thought. we will walk him. you have to do this. >> rob: come on. reason zimmerman has the plays this year. >> and right at baseball.

. >> clemen john tree in mclean cabin john in rockville and then burke lake park in burke, virginia. >> there is one that is handicap accessible so if you have a child in a wheelchair it is great. >> it is extremely unique. a lady by adell, oh, gosh, what was her last name, lebowitz came from the children because it is such an odd name. >> mixture of all of their names. >> it is a place where she envisioned they could have a parallel playing experience. >> kids with none of those have a great time, as well. there is a wonderful merry-go- round. it is huge. hard to keep an eye on your kids there. >> and parking can be an issue there, too. >> that's true. they are trying to address that but the others are great, too. they are good. you have to talk about safety when you talk about parks because there are 205,000 kids a year that go to emergency rooms with injuries because of falls off of playground equipment. >> so what do you look for when you go to a pack and you want to make sure it is safe. >> the most important thing is the surface but also, how is it designed and the spacing amon

greg burke li live on the phone from rome rome. good to talk to you.inted about? he looks happy. >> he looked extremely good. the fact he took a helicopter ride to the place they went was a way of the vatican showing also he is back. of course, what he's -- if he's upset, you can't say upset but he has to cut back on two things he likes doing, especially in this period he has free time. playing the piano and like writing long hand. i asked someone if the pope ever went online. he said the pope has never had a keyboard. he's a pen and paper type of guy. and, of course, the right-hand, is his writing hand as well. so it will cut back on that. he may have to dictate if he has anything important to do. piano for a month, he has to stay away from it. >> jamie: well, he does look well. and what are the changes might he have to put to his schedule or do you think he'll be able to do everything that was on the list? >> the have t vatican is sayings as planned. misvacation in the mountains remains as is. he'll be there until the 29th. he just left last monday t

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the claret judge, 77 at turn bury, 1980, mir field, 82 at truene, his fifth championship at royal burke dale. >> 26 years later on this sunday afternoon, watson stood over an eight-foot putt on the final hole that would seal the unimaginable. for the first time all week watson showed his 59-year-old nerves. >> was he, in fact, too old for this? >> even if he doesn't win it is still an incredible achievement. >> reporter: weekend golfers will never hit shots like watson but they know greatness when they see it. tony, cbs news from the bronx, new york. >> and coming up on tonight's cbs evening news, the one small step for n, depends on one young nasa's employees decision. >> mitchell: obama will host visitors from out of space t3 apollo 11 astronauts to marked the 40th anniversary of the first landing on the moon. of course hundreds of thousands of workers helped get them there including one whose quick thinking helped make history. randal pinkston has his story. >> houston we see you. >> as apollo 11 descend to the moon, he was at nasa's mission control in houston, the guidance officer f

jason burke might be inspired by david hernandez. an exceptional start last night.he first batter of the game, a devastating fastball. guerrero back up in the box. fabulous andspin -- fabulous span. izturis has been replaced over the last month. double as good, brings home gregg's on. we are in the bottom of the seventh. 4-3. an all-american final at the club today. the sisters williams. they have done this before many times. first set, tiebreak. serena in the far court. too good. second set, match. . my goodness. here we have match point. serena wins the match, her third wimbledon crown. >> at&t national, third round. ninth hole, par 5. tiger woods. here is the leader to start the day. this should help. he would make the eagle putt and get to 11 under par. his third shot here on the par four, a bit of a struggle. double bogey. the eagle. -9. third round is done. tiger and anthony can share the final round. stay with us. we will check the (patrick) every woman should hear jodi's story. jody was always healthy. her pap was always normal. still, i recommended she also

it over the past 25 years, but conservatism the way it's been defined the past centuries by edmund burke, russell kirk, bill buckley, there is a great line where i quote buckley in 2005 he's asked about george w. bush and he says george w. bush is no conservative. he said conservatives whether we like it or not we conservatives are chained to reality, which that is why you help me out on on edmund burke. if you want to wheel the message down it is that we are part of our time. we are chained to reality. we can't get inaugural address is -- >> host: go ahead. >> guest: you respect reali. you don't, as bulkeley said of bush you don't go into iraq and say we are going to bring democracy to these people and they're going to throw flowers and everything is going to be okay. you don't give inaugural addresses where you say we are going to and tyranny on the globe, the president's words. that is utopian, that's wilsonian. so "last best hope" -- >> host: it was odd, we really aggressive. >> guest: as you said mission inebriation also. but here's the deal. one of the reasons republicans are havin

>>the sun came up over as today, whh of course isot really news burke wheit disappeared hind moon for more than siminutes shorly after sunrise, peop from india, to china had verysimilar reactions to the longest eclise of the 21st centu. >>> in china, for instance, tudents, scientists and the ju plain curious gathered to watch the sun slow-vashing act. in thaild, there were regious rituals. ev in north korea, state television ran pictures of solar eclipse watching. but theilly look of theery necessy protective eclips watching glaes seems to cort hole of asia from pakistan to japan where even a se lion got in othe act. >>>in india, the lgest eclipse of this yng century had special significce drang both pilgrims and tourists. abc australia sally sara report it is from ancient cityf verrenase. >> reporter: thearrived in the daness, tens of thousands of people gatherin on the banks of india's holy ver gang ganches. it was a maiveumanity as pilgrims prepared for t magic of the eipse. >> like a party. people comend enjoy the sites, yeh. >> reporter:he eclipse began on indis west coast leavin

which, that's what you help me out on edmund burke. if you want to belittle that message down, it is that we are part of our time. we are chained to reality. we can't give inaugural addresses. >> host: respecting reali. go ahead. >> guest: you respect reali. you don't, as buckley said of bush, going to iraq and say we are going to bring democracy to these people and they are going to throw flowers at us and everything is going to be okay. you don't give inaugural address is where you say we are going to and tyranny on the globe. the president's words, not mine. that is utopian, that is wilsonian. it is -- so, the last best hope -- >> host: struck me as aggressive also. oddly, weirdly aggressive. >> guest: as you said, mission inebriation also. [laughter] but here's the deal. one of the reasons republicans are having such a hard time right now is that they are being told, and some republicans are thinking we've lost power because we haven't been conservative enough. no, that's -- that's not the case. it's also not the case that they nee

robert burke says he's strumming his guitar dressed in nothing but tidy whities in times square.ou've seen him before. now he says he wants to be the mayor. he wants to bring transprancey to a whole new level. if you know what i mean. he will formally announce tomorrow saying that no one knows how to do less with more. than yours truly. >> ok. you know he's going to advertise i'll tell that you much. >>> coming up next on "good morning maryland" - >> a compliment to your morning coffee that won't cost you a dime. >> we're at a local starbuck's where if you like one of these you can get one totally free today. i'm brittney gordon and we'll tell you how to get your free breakfast, next. >>> 6:45. "good morning america" coming up at the top of the hour. i'm jamie costello. >> i'm megan pringle. here are the top stories we're following for you today. >>> the new health care plan is more important than his ratings. the president is going to take his proposal to the public. we'll have a live report. >>> also ahead -- a fiery suv crash that has a happy ending after all thanks to some qu

. >>> the sun came up over asia today, which of course is not really news burke when it disappeared behind moon for more than six minutes shortly after sunrise, people from india, to china had very similar reactions to the longest eclipse of the 21st century. >>> in china, for instance, students, scientists and the just plain curious gathered to watch the sun slow-vanishing act. in thailand, there were religious rituals. even in north korea, state television ran pictures of solar eclipse watching. but the silly look of the very necessary protective eclipse watching glasses seems to cort hole of asia from pakistan to japan where even a sea lion got in on the act. >>> in india, the longest eclipse of this young century had special significance drawing both pilgrims and tourists. abc australia sally sarah report it is from ancient city of verrenase. >> reporter: they arrived in the darkness, tens of thousands of people gathering on the banks of india's holy river gang ganches. it was a massive humanity as pilgrims prepared for the magic of the eclipse. >> like a party. people come and enjoy t

people thought they were an odd couple, him and burke shields, but they were not audited all, and it in the media that maybe we should pilot back in how we criticize people. it might seem odd or weird. obviously, this is a day we celebrate and only look at the good things, but there is no question that we're celebrating all the good things michael jackson did in terms of charity and the genius of his music. but when the girls started to cry, that ratcheted up a lot for everyone in this room. shepard: so many questions ahead. when i was told i had diabetes, i felt amazingly boxed in. (announcer) joe uses the contour meter from bayer. (joe) my meter absolutely adapts to me and my lifestyle. i'm joe james, and being outside of the box is my simple win. (announcer) now available in five vibrant colors. shepard: a live look in downtown los angeles on a beautiful july day in the city of angels. by the thousands, they came. they were worried that bigger crowds would, then the number of tickets, that there would be traffic problems, that there would be outbursts, that there would be crowd-co

robert burke made the announcement at a press conference yesterday.de a living strumming a guitar in times square, dressed in boots and tight briefs. his main opponent, incumbent michael bloomberg who is running for his third term. >>> here's video to make you -- look at this. the lion who became an interpret sensation a few -- internet sensation a few years ago when he hugged the woman who rescued him from the circus. turns 10 years old. jupiter, african lion, rescued from a circus where he was malnourished and abused. the woman nursed him back to health and she's the reason he's celebrating his 10th birthday today. the lion hugging the woman. >>> 6:55. watching some rain. some of you just barely getting clipped briefly. we're also watching some of you getting locally heavy downpours. you're getting clouds now. this does extend on the other side of severna park to glen burnie. the south side of the beltway, looks like it's going to get wet. watch the rain as it continues to stroll in from the south and off the bay. today, only 82 this afternoon. a ve

they have cristian guzman coming up and burke badenhop is getting ready. >> rob: the pitching coach is out there reading him the riot actment you should have got ahead of the pitcher. you gave up two runs on the one swing of the bat to the nine- hole hitter. that's one thing about the luxury in the american league that you don't have here with the pitcher hitting, they have the professional hitter in the nine hole -- nine hole. a lost times, it's a leadoff contact-type guy or a guy who really knows how to handle the bat. that crow is tasting mighty good right now. >> bob: cristian guzman has not had two good at-bats tonight. this would be a time for one. pretty much got himself out last time. >> rob: well, grounded to short. this time right here,th really put the nail in it is a nice, deep fly ball. don't want to hit into a flay double play. you have the pitcher on first. hit something you can drive. >> bob: that's hard hit. runner coming home. can they turn two? yep. the nationals hit more ground balls with the bases loaded than they ever should. that's a rally killer. they still get

governor daniels, you said we have to speak to young people, and arthur burks in his opening comments provided the polling data which was fairly depressing -- arthur c. brooks came out with the polling data that came out a month ago which was fairly depressing. could you tell us how we speak to the young people? >> first of all, i am not particularly surprised were ejected that some pollster -- or dejected that some pollster find some flirtation with socialism among the young. duke and the room does not remember how malleable your views were when you were young? mine were. i think it is still game on there. first of all, as a practical strategy, we cannot force that -- we cannot force it -- it -- forfiet the ability to speak to the next generation, and you are simply stepping yourself as a movement that is facing forward. there is so much to say the young people right now, so much at stake to them. the way they structure their family, and specifically the debt that a pilot. if they think student loans or a problem, just wait. they are becoming aware of this. i probably recklessly gave

looking at virginia weather, remington 85 front royal 83 burke 84.og is an issue to the west. >> you might want to if you are coming from the west side factor in a couple of extra minutes and be careful. let's get started with the traffic beginning with a live shot of 95 from fredericksburg to the beltway all clear. the outer loop in maryland, live from university. a great example of the traffic zipping around the beltway and clear commutes on 95 and the baltimore-washington parkway. >>> how does having an extra $500 in a month in your wallet sound? in this "living $mart" report lescy foster shows us an easy step to make that happen. >> reporter: with a toddler and new baby on the way, things are tight financially in the household. >> we're trying to find ways to cut back. >> reporter: jamie clips coupons and buys groceries in bulk and selling off his treasured baseball collection in an effort to shore up cash it. >> wasn't something i had to have. >> reporter: but finding a couple hundred dollars in a tight budget doesn't have to be painful. financi

jason burke did well. and tonight we look again at rookie chris tillman. if we do not see life on eutaw street our eyes will stay out in westminster. >>> here's something you don't see very often in a baseball game. a father stretching for a foul ball holding his infant son and the dad makes the catch. watch this. never loses his grip on the baby. reaches out, makes the catch. holds it high, yeah, baby, points down to the little one. baby a little upset. maybe because michael young didn't hit it fair. so the father's efforts, when he's a little older he'll have the ball forever. that's great. >> i still don't know what to say about that. a baby in your arms? >> lazy foul ball. all right. >>> we all forget things when we're in a rush, right? >> but you'll never believe what this family left in the cab after a vacation. >>> a car crash that happened high above the city. >>> plus, now you not only have to watch what you say but watch what you tweet. we'll explain coming up. >>> 6:10. we've had rain so far today and we're going to have it throughout the aftern

tonight started jason burke and his 1-7 on the year. orioles evidently have a bad case of being homesick. they've lost 24-26 games on the road against their al east buddies. last night the yankees beat the orioles for the second night in a row 6-4. the orioles will play an afternoon game in the bronx and then head to boston. >>> we could be heading to sarasota next spring, spring training. there's a deal in the works to bring bring the orioles to the west coast this time. city officials will meet in sarasota at 1:00 to bring them to town. "the sarasota herald tribune" reports a tentative deal has been reached. >>> the longest solar eclipse of the 21st century put asia into near darkness just after the sun rose. this is video as it was seen in india. millions watched this once in a lifetime phenomenon. at its peak it lasted six minutes and 39 seconds. total eclipses occur about twice a year when the moon passes between the earth and sun on the same plain. it's only visible from asia. >>> 6:09. coming up next on "good morning maryland" --

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robert burk plans to announce in times square saying, quote, no one knows how to do more with less thanrs truly. his opponents will be incumbent michael bloomberg, who is running for a third term. >>> an oregon couple wants to see if they can go without sending trash to the landfill for a whole year. and get this, three weeks into it, the trash can is still empty. the pair is recycling and paying more attention to what they buy at the store, buying in bulk and also using reusable containers, eating veggies they grow and they compost kitchen scraps. >> as long as you approach this from the mind-set that you go to the store, you don't buy something you know will have to be thrown away this the first place, and you buy something you know is recyclable or do without, then it's not really a problem. >> for example, they won't buy potato chips because the bags are not recyclable. as for produce stickers, they're saving them for the artist in their neighborhoods. >>> how safe is your ride? experts have put in cars to the crash dummy test. how well did yours do? abc 2 news at 5:30 starts in jus

burke at 65. the front has yet to have a full impact on some places in maryland. e dupont -- the dew point numbers are low. low humidity today. here is the forecast. mostly sunny this morning. a high of only 82. our average high is 88. tomorrow, same story. a fair amount of sunshine. great cool weather for the next couple of days. temperature will get back to the upper mid 80's. higher humidity this weekend and the chance of some thunderstorms. it will fal apart a little bit for the upcoming weekend. now for traffic. [no audio] >>>>it it helps wh you turn t microphone on. we had some issues earlier on new york avenue. that has been resolved. everything is open from northeast to northwest washington. travel times are with us on 95 from fredericksburg to baltimore. we show you live across the american legion bridge. >> thank you. >>> a funeral worker in northern virginia is looking for work. >> he says he blew the whistle on some practices that some morticians call on ethical -- call unethical. matt brock has more. >> robert ranghelli worked at the national funeral

the bill is being revised burke of the initial draft attracted a lot of criticism but i am told by a committee staff that they hope to have a new version there reflects these comments out in a couple of weeks. that bill has become sort of the centerpiece of a set of other efforts. senator lieberman in senator collins on the homeland security committee are looking at a bill that would give dhs more authority. the house homeland security committee has a bill that looks at the electrical industry. their bills on improving fisma, the federal information security management act, and right now is the sort of a paper test. how well did you live up to your plan? >> guest: most of them plan come-- failed, right? >> guest: you can still get a high score and still be fabulously instacare south senator carper has a bill for example to adjust fisma so it reflects reality, which would be a departure for the government but it would, the package of the legislation, there are other bills on breach notification for privacy. people are talking about privacy legislation. senator feinstein is thinking ab

wet road with 66 and the showers over it. 95 south of the beltway, sprinkles from dale city up to burke virginia. it is not heavy, but enough to get you started on a wet know. we had a couple thunderstorms earlier. those have now left the area but there's more rain showers on the way. here you can see on the broader view showers and thunderstorms across southwestern coming our way. the mid-70s today with highs in the low 80s. a real scorcher coming our way tomorrow with temperatures in the mid 90s and a chance for thunderstorms on friday afternoon. i remain optimistic saturday and sunday are looking mostly dry. i think this weekend will be at least nine dry hours for every wet hour. >> sounds like too much math. >>> we have a dry spot on 270 headed to rockville. good news for you folks heading down to the split. no really incidents to report. good news there. elsewhere, check out the trip to the wilson bridge. the beltway from springfield on up to i-66 is reported to be ins sent-free at this hour. back to you. >>> 5:22. 77 degrees. time for clash for clunkers. they are putting a brake o

it is unusual when you go to a mistake and burke recalled -- burglary call that the person would not say," officer, what are you here, and can i help you -- "officer?" he is a friend of mine and a model officer. he has a high iq, if you will. he is smart. he teaches use of force. he is just a good representative of our police department. the people of cambridge should be very proud of someone like him. i was very proud -- i was upset to hear the word it "stupidly -- the word "stupidly" used. he is not a stupid guy. i do not think you will hear an apology from jimy if he did not think he did anything wrong. -- from jimmy. he will make something good out of this. break bread with dr. gates if need be. this is not a rogue cop. this is a real gentleman and a benefit to cambridge. greco was anyone saying anything particularly offensive to another -- greta: was anyone saying anything particularly offensive? >> started calling him a racist and playing the race card, if you will, and all he was trying to do was find out what was going on in that home and making sure there was not an active b

karen burke. guest is cooper. >> he is a great dane and he is a sweetheart but very nervous right now. >> this dog is shaking so badly. how come is the big guys who are the wimps? >> i don't know, dogs don't really know their size. >> i guess he is not aware of how scared people can be of his size. let's get to some questions. this guy is really nervous. the first question is i have two shaw wants to work constantly licking everything. -- i have two john bawa -- chi wawas. >> it depends on what they are looking, if they particularly like one area. -- it depends on what they are licking, if they particularly lick one area. it may be a nutritional deficiency problem. make sure they are on a quality diet and that is what they eat as opposed to people food. most likely it is just behavioral, they just happen to want to lick things. >> if they're going back -- if they're going after something in particular -- it could be something they particularly like. >> second question, my two-year old male gets sc

burke.en married to a registered nurse, i am sorry for the reason we are here. >> thank you. i want to welcome ms. burke here. i don't think there was a person in this state that is not aware of the tragedy that befell her family and the way in which her life changed when lynsey was murdered by an ex-boyfriend. we have also been very inspired by the way that anne has taken what for many would-be a disabling calamity and turned it for as much good as one could possibly imagine could be achieved. and she has obtained passage through the legislature of the act, which requires programs in high school to support awareness of teen dating violence and support in the schools for those programs. she started the memorial fund to provide support for those efforts, and she has co-founded a group called made to stop dating abuse, which is a parent support network for parents across the country to support healthy teen dating relationships and cope with tragedy is that still take place. she is somebody rho

first teen that brown and the day by beef i think it is called says that obama is keeping her in a burkelain -- burka. vetting her appointees for the u.s. agency for international development et cetera. was she complaining or only complaining because she was flanked out by teen into burns. >> my theory is but by all means defer to the democrats on this is that she wasn'ts to separate herself from obama during his term. she couldn't do it at first because his population was so high. she does think his foreign policy is going to fail. >> she wants to separate herself out and now you are starting to see it leaking and the big division this week was she wanted to hire sidney blumenthal. she wanted that to be shot down. >> geraldo: was it? >> but is your theory she is separating herself to run against obama? >> perhaps if the rating -- if his ratings take a nose dive at six months in you are only we ginning to see the beginnings of the rumblings of it right now. >> i think it is probably a little overblown what is going on. it is not like they were ever actually bff. >> best friends forever.

greg burke from rome. thank you. harris: this is a hot topic in washington and all over the country the latest from the healthcare overhaul from washington. one house committee approving a portion of the democratic version but the c.b.o. says the goal of decreasing costs is not going to happen. those will not be met. if you are wondering what universal healthcare might look like some are glance being in the way of massachusetts. they are struggling with its own universal program. it faces cuts. molly line joins us with more on how it is working there. >> that's always been the big question in massachusetts is how it will be paid for in the long run. right now massachusetts is facing a tough financial situation. there's been a loss of revenue and there is a budget shortfall. legislators are set to cut people from the program. 30,000 legal tax-paying immigrants are being dropped because the state doesn't receive matching funds for that group. cutting them is expected to save the state an estimated $130 million. but the

trying to assault another wo is event happened late thursday night at the home of th areafta ilian in burke g iinrdto investigators, the woman was asleep on her couch when she awoke to a manin cmblig on top of r. the woman fought back and the other family members in the house were able to restrain the n.man. police have ideifdie him as 39-year-old george milt jr. he's charged with burglary, dttempted rape, and abduk. he had prior convictions of rape but not reregistered as a sex offender when he moved to the area. >>> the man accused of killing a security guard inside the holocaust museum remains bedridden. the attorney told the judge he's not well enough to appear in court. he's accused of killing security guard steven johns on june 10. others shot von brawn in the face. he was may be able to appear in court later this month. police released surveillance video of the crash between a car and a train near detroit that killed all five people in the car. you know this, is a different story. all right, we'll keep going with this story. the video shows it black car speeding around an suv that ha

right now, 62 in winchester, brandywine 66, burke at 67, and better yet, the dew point temperatures areing into the upper 50's, where they will remain. you can see just a few mid level clouds up in the sky, overhead right now. yoll see a fair amount of sunshine. ok, here's our forecast. lot of sunshine, 84 this afternoon, with low humidity, due to the northwestly winds at 5-10. winds out of the northwest and unseasonably cool. feels very comfortable. 10 degrees below average. sun and clouds tomorrow, and even a few degrees cooler. highs in the low 80's for mid july. believe it or not. >> well, this morning, we are mourning the passing of one of the journalism professions founding fathers. walter cronkite, he died last night at the age of 92 after recent weeks of failing health. phillip stewart joins us live. >> inside, there are countless examples of walter cronkite's work. for so many journalists and for so many americans, he truly set the standard for american broadcasting. >> good even from cbs news control center in new york -- >> the television news anchorman who came to be known a