it was in effect for caroll county and frederic county. now it's just caroll county.hese storms are rolling through rapidly and carrying a lot of wind and rain and potential for some hail here. in the heart of the storms as we see, i will bring the key of our intensity here, the purples, these amounts show that the potential is in the heart of the storms and it's very, very strong. they're moving through quickly. these arrows put in place to show the direction and the areas impacted here soon. deep run at 8:10. 8:17 bandanna. these are areas along the heart of caroll county. they're going roll through your area here soon. i'll open up the scan, there's a lot following the path. they're going to continue to move up towards york county. york under a severe thunderstorm warning until around 8:30 or so, the storms are moving in that direction. we're going continue to keep you post and show you the watches and warnings in effect. all of the green area, that's a flood warning until 11:30 because of the storms rolling through this entire region. a flood warning in effect for

there's carol story.work and dedication working on "the early show," today is carol's last day. >> bye. >> no, not bye. >> carol, i just want to say -- no, it's not bye, but it is good luck. you are retiring, moving out of new york city, going to raleigh, north carolina. >> yes. >> carol, i have to say, in all my ten years of working on this show, you get the award for the most positive, upbeat person. this is how carol story comes into work, and you have to translate what this means. this is how i would describe you. you come into work like this. ♪ every day. she does her little carol story dance and that little song. ♪ >> in the last year and a half, carol has been assigned to me as my personal producer, and every morning, no matter how early it is, she has that attitude and always a bounce in her step. we're going to miss you so much. >> thank you, julie. >> we wish you so much luck, carol. let's hear it for carol story. 21 years. >> we love carol story. >> we do. >> it's been so much fun, you guys. it

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fredrick and carol counties leafing damage behind. susan collins is live with the devastation and cleanen efforts left behind. >> reporter: hi. the broken trees and damaged roofs was decided that yes this was caused by tornadoes. tornadotornadoes ripped up barns and wreaked havoc in this county. >> the serious damage on the house was where the pine tree apparently tore touch back foundation. >> reporter: bob had to respond to the devastation at his sister's home. she was shocked to find her home was struck by flying trees while they were on vacation in carolina. >> they turned on the tv and saw their house had damage. >> reporter: the national weather service examed the house today and determines determines the line of destruction determines a tornado passed through. it's clear they were rip add part or pulled from the ground with great force by the roots. >> you can see the lower they break off. >> reporter: a howard county family had two cars wrecked. one car had a windshield smashed by a tree. another car was crushed in the drivewa

carol's mom says she wants whoever took her daughter away to be caught. to not only face a judge, but the lord. >> i can't rationalize it. i don't understand why this would happen. and i want him to have an opportunity to save the lord and save their soul. >>> good evening. i'm nancy grace. i want to thank you for being with us. a reality tv star wanted for the murder of swimsuit model jasmine fiore found dead in a hotel room. as the search intensifies for the mystery blond, jenkins' alleged accomplice, police confirm fiore's missing blacktop mercedes abandoned in a west hollywood parking lot. is the car a key to the murder scene? >> my son is innocent and i think he panicked and i'm -- i'm just -- i'm dead. i'm dead inside. i'm devastated. what can i tell you? i love him. he's my only child. >> today, cops want to know whether jenkins' family is somehow involved. they say a car spotted at that motel matched the description of his dad's silver pt cruiser. >> a vehicle very similar to that one is now 700 miles to the west of us in vancouver, british columb

could you tell me about pastor carol daniels? what kind of mother was she? >> she was the greatest mother. she was always joking with us and always taking care of us, even giving her last dollar even if she didn't have it. a very loving mother. i couldn't ask for a better mother. >>> 61-year-old pastor carol daniels, truly believed in her message. she has been found murdered in a little church where she preached. straight out to jessica brown, the pio with oklahoma state bureau of investigation. jessica brown, thank you for being with us. what more can you tell us about the search for her killer? >> i can tell you that osbi is conducting interviews, we're collecting evidence. we've put out a $10,000 reward for information and that has helped us even garner more information, more phone calls to osbi. we're getting in quite a few names of people in the area who live near anadarko who have been to prison, who have been convicted of similar situations and of course, we're looking into all of those people. we gathered a timeline. we know she was last seen at 10:0

harper couldn't and carol couldn't until circumstances:15. under the severe thunderstorm warning for the next 45 minutes across much of central maryland. 10 to track the storms and coming up in a bit. >> talk to you in a few more enlts. elderly man mean team recovering from a beating that occurred this morning in south baltimore. it's a hate crime. keith jones with us more on the top story tonight. >>reporter: police say the 76-year-old man is in serious condition at shock trauma now. investigators say he and his we've were fishing at about 4:30 this morning at fort park when the attack happened. the couple is black. 3 suspects white. police have arrested calvin lockler and investigators say he beat the man that stole the couple car and police found the vehicle in the 1400 block of pride avenue where they found lockler. the car had a security system and the other suspect on the land and police explain why they are calling the attack racially motivated. e.during the interview the suspect admitted he doesn't like african americans and we are th

carol, i would love to hear from you on what the experience has been like as a host mother, a host family. >> yeah, well, when you decide to become a host parent, there are a lot of emotions that come with that. and a lot of it is you're really scared, you're anxious, you're excited, but the minute those kids come off of the plane, your heart just melts and all of

at the end of the day, sometimes carol and i will not agree. i respect her as a person, even though we of policy disagreements. i have a trust and confidence in her that she will follow her conscience and do what is right for her district and country, period. she will do what is right for the country. i appreciate that. >> i think that whipping is a misnomer. >> it is a tough term, isn't it? >> i have not actually been whipped. i don't recall that happening. i would have remembered that. in the first meeting we had with the whip, congressman cliburn, he told us and promised us that we would never see the rubber hose. he stuck to it. i have been doing this for eight months and i have never seen any sort of pressure put on us either directly or indirectly to vote for a bill that the leadership really wanted. it has always been reasoning together. if you vote no, you will be sure that you will have at least one other 75 people boating note with you. that is a said that because the republicans always vote as a bloc. among the democrats, i think it

i'm kelly in carol county. a storm rolled through here friday afternoon and as the damage is still being assessed, people are wondering if in fact it was a tornado. in finksburg, carol county, the storm exposed a family's attic in minutes. >> it lifted my car on its two wheels and dropped it back down. >> the one more caved in, but we can live there. >> kevin's mom injured her wrist when the winds whipped through their garage. >> i heard a huge crash. it sounded like a train came rolling through my garage. she had the garage door up. so my brother and i came out running. >> this house has been condemned, as well as the roof in the front yard. a third one also and they will all have to be reinspected to make sure they are safe to live in. >> the outside isn't as bad as the inside. on the inside, there's pink insulation everywhere. >> firefighters stepped in to tarp some of the roofs. neighbors started cleaning up the mess. >> everything was sideways. still hours after the storm blew through -- >> got some more r

they're going to assess the situation in carol county. at this point we are quieting down. what we want to do at first warning doppler radar and take you back to these storms. take a look at the bright colors. right in here. that's where there was a tornado right at that point. notice how they race off to the east with weupd damage all the way along at the same time, this second line came up from the south. also producing damage and a funnel cloud just off ocean city. so let's show you from earlier. look how quickly this just all comes together and gets out of here. these storms moving so fast, that when you add the impact, it wasn't difficult to get this wind damage out there. winds are generally about 100 miles per hour in the damage that they've seen so far. we want to show you that the official report is not out yet. but that would put us right at this range of an ef1 tornado. we will bring you more on that as we head through the day tomorrow. right now we're calming down. no watches in effect. but it is still very muggy outside. we are starting to see some fog in the r

are we talking to carol now?t checking for us. we also had a chance to talk to katie abram. a 35-year-old stay-at-home mom, she lives outside of pittsburgh. she went to the -- she lives outside of philadelphia. she went to the arlen specter town hall meeting, she wanted to make her voice be heard. let's listen to what she said. >> did you know at the time when you showed up to ask that question that that was going to be the response from people in the crowd? >> no. i didn't even know that was the question i was going to ask, to be honest with you. >> you talk about this. you said that you're a conservative and a republican but you're not somebody who's really ever into politics. the day-to-day politicking out there. what made you change your mind when you told the senator that you have awakened a sleeping giant? how did that happen? >> you know, over the past couple months i've seen on the news how they were doing the t.a.r.p. package and trying to bail out banks and auto companies and i saw a lot of really reckl

county right on top of it a line of showers and embedded thunderstorms and this will clip northern carolounty and could clip northern baltimore county as well but then down to our south in southern andarundle county to chesapeake beach dealing with a line of rain showers and thunderstorms and there are lightning associated with these embedded thunderstorms and so we definitely need to take it easy if out on the road. bigger picture with the system. pretty large system under the warm sector of this warm front in our area an rain showers are moving towards northeast which means we are going to 10 with those rain showers and because of that, that, we have a flood watch in effect through the overnight hours so overnight tonight only get down to low pressure of 70 degrees and will continue with those rape showers overnight. but will they linger in the weekend if you have plans for the state fair, i have that forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> lightning could be to became for fire at church in middle river that started at 3:30 this afternoon at the sharp street united methodist church. n

an ef-0, that's in carol county. the winds 75 to 85 miles per hour with that one. the one that we were just covering, near 100 miles an hour. classified as an ef-1 in iambsville, maryland. these weak tornadoes have a tendency to bounce along the ground, so they can destroy one house and leave the one next to it untouched. it's a matter of luck. these often don't stay on the ground very long and that was the case with both ofthese. they stayed on the ouon lndgr g ge. gh to cause ma let's switch it erov to live ov doler 9,000. weun rs a colede unthrs ou tht e. one south ofand erd one around the airport. both of those could produce heavy rain, but no severe weather to talk about tonight. we'll talk more about that, check the forecast for the rest of the weekend when i come back in a few minutes. >> turning elsewhere, robbers target a 99-year-old woman in a midday attack in r hehome. police heas ngkie arr asking fo public's help. lindsey is live in silver spring right now with that story. lindsey. >> this woman is turning 100 this month and police tell us the robbers w

carol costello is tracking that side of the story for us this morning. hey, carol. >> hi, kiran. protest has taken on a sort of "i know you are but what am i" kind of quality. democrats are going to outshout republicans at town hall meetings. get ready for some noise. >> reporter: like a good old-fashioned duel, on one side, those opposed, armed with sharp words. >> stop obama now. >> reporter: and signs that cut right to the chase. but this time, obama supporters roused themselves and fought back. but they didn't throw stones. >> health care! >> reporter: and at this protest, they didn't carry signs calling the other side controversial names. >> we're being respectful. out for the first time, it's a real turning point for us. folks have been focusing on the other side. now we've outnumbered them three to one today. >> the pro-obama crowd is organizing for the grassroots network. the same network that worked so hard for him in the 2008 campaign. it's one weapon they've been using to combat combatic town hall meetings. >> why is congressman boehner taking the side of insurance com

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and this is my good friend, supermodel, carol alt. [ applause ] you know, carol, there's been a lot ofey're trying to pass to congress these days. >> you said it, jimmy. that seems like all anyone ever wants to talk about these days. but what's it all about? >> jimmy: good question. [ laughter ] the health bill is called america's affordable health choices act, or, as it's known on the hill, the hr-3200. [ applause ] and it's got everything america needs to stay fit and stay healthy. >> wow. i love the sound of that. but how does the hr-3200 bill apply to me? >> jimmy: fantastic question. why don't we take a look at the bill. >> wow. this is a huge legal document. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: that's right. at over 1,000 pages, the hr-3200 weighs in at over 13 pounds. [ audience ohs ] you can throw away your dumbbells, your thighmaster, all of your old exercise equipment. >> and what about my soloflex? >> jimmy: soloflex, bowflex, no-flex. [ laughter ] carol, what if i told you it's perfect for burning fat and building muscle. >> i'd say you're crazy. >> jimmy: i'm not. [ laughter ] here

carol in michigan. carol? >> caller: hi, jim! >> carol. >> caller: love your show. >> thank you. thank you very much for saying that. >> caller: i bought caterpillar specifically for its dividends. and since i bought it, it's up over 20%. so do i hold for the dividend or do i sell for the profit? >> okay, you bought it very well. you bought it when it was an accidentally high yielder. i personally think that caterpillar world class manufacturer, if you can handle -- this is up to you -- if you can handle a dip down back to 40, if you can handle a 7-point dip, then i think you hold it. buy, buy, buy! but if you can't, sell, sell, sell! fair enough. i put it in your hands. let's go to harris in texas. harris! >> caller: hey, jim, big b boo-yah from dallas for you. >> oh, man. we got to get down to dallas. >> caller: you got to. >> i may have to draft one of your guys in my fantasy league. >> we got a suite at texas stadium. come join us. >> i got a jumbotron the size of that one in my loving room. go ahead. >> caller: i got a question for you about kirkland. after their earnings re

carol, you were there at the time. so just give us a sense about what happened once the fire was burning. >> well, basically what happened was, you know, it was typical day at my house. you know, i have a lot of teenagers in and out, you know, and i turned around to go get some more detergent and next thing you know my daughter come running in saying that russell was on fire. so basically i ran outside and, by then he already had his pants off and he was just standing there with -- his leg was burned. i really didn't know what to do other than to take him and put him in the tub. >> russell, i'm looking -- your leg is wrapped up. i can see that your hand -- tell us the extent of your injuries from this. >> basically my hand has a week until it's all done. and they said two months until my legs healing up a little bit better. >> these are serious burns you endured. perry, let's bring you in to this. i understand that youtube has taken this tick var videotapart down and said "we do our best to keep watch out for controver

michael, we still have strong thunderstorms cutting across frederick into caroll county and into baltimore county and you folks in cecil county in the bull's eye of these thunderstorms skirting south of the mason dixon like. you can see the gray shade area in elkton. we have a flash-flood warning in effect until 7:00 for hard forcounty and a flash-flood warning in effect until 6:3030 in cecil county. this is going to be the beginning of a wet day. showers and thunderstorms, maybe a peek of sun. thunderstorms likely, 76 at lunch on its way to a high of 80. 74, still damp this evening. >>> the weather will affect your drive. something on the beltway. joy in for sharon. >>> run like the wind, we have issues all over the place. northwest outer loop, an accident. carrollcaroll county a tree down. too many to mention. high standing water off ramp to northern parkway. traffic light out falls road at swan road. downed wires at norman. harford flooding and shutting down route 7. looking at the left lane closure on the outer loop, volume is slight. looks like southbound 95 a little wet and slow towa

frederick off the hook, doesn't mean it won't be hot tomorrow in frederick or loudoun north up to carol county as well. but it won't be so bad. looks like most of the humidity makes an effect from i-95 back to the east. stay cool tomorrow, stay in the shade when you can. don't spend a lot of time outside, certainly don't do too much, right now at reagan international, look at how warm it is, dulles, 80, bwi martial coming in at 75 degrees, raleigh, 81, ridge of high pressure here the storms going up and over, around the ridge of high pressure. in the middle there, the center of high pressure staying fairly dry. we were right on the edge today, end up with a little bit of thunderstorm activity, getting close, clipping it. late this afternoon, i pushed the wrong button, let me push it. the five-day forecast, just like that. the magic of television. a great thing. a wonderful remote control. 98 tomorrow, pushing the back of the heat ednesday, thursday, friday, i don't want to be told i took dave ross' time, back to you. >>> and lightning may not strike twice, but luck apparently does. a ma

patsy wilson and carol mckay, thanks, again.ding by now to update us on the severe weather, more specifically, felicia. >> you know, we've been talking, heidi, about this storm and the possibility of weakening and that's basically what was happening since the last update. you look at this projected path and lowering from a category 3 to a category 2 storm and the forecast does have the continuing to weaken as we get sunday into monday and becoming a tropical storm and then a depression as it hits the hawaiian islands and still a chance to move to the north or to the south but one thing it will bring to the island heavy rainfall. speaking of heavy rain back here in the u.s. what we're seeing is heavy rainfall that is falling in parts of the midwest and parts of the western great lakes and, you know, we've seen the rain in hawaii and we'll see it there and the lower 48 and see heavier rainfall especially in places like chicago before the day is out and there's another benefit that you have with all the showers and the storms. here

i'm sure, carol, we lost carol there. but as we are talking about, it's 100% across the board, every doctor we have talked to, jim and anne, you guys are agreeing with the doctors, he give diprivan and propofol in a home setting, wrong, that's irresponsible and that's the starting point. always great talking to you guys. we'll talk again soon. >>> coming up, the desperate search for kristi cornwell continues. she was abducted in georgia. three states are involved. the last words to her boyfriend on the cell phone as she sees someone approaching from a vehicle, please don't take me. >>> welcome back. new this hour, three states on alert in the hunt for a kidnapper and a missing mom. georgia, north carolina, tennessee all now immersed in this mysterious case. kristi cornwell swept up as she walked along a country road. the overtaker was bold. she was on her cell phone talking to her boyfriend. he hears a struggle and these terrifying words, don't take me. that was a week ago today. police now scouring neighborhoods, even qu

while another in carol county as well as maryland. that registered an ef zero. >>> and a much needed closure for the family of a navy pilot reported missing 20 years ago. we're everywhere at 11:00 they say the remains of spiker were found, the iraqis led the marines to where he was buried. his plane was shot down the first night of desert storm, but without a body many thought he was captured. >>> and still no arrest for deaths at a gay club in israel, a man opened fire, then ran away. two people were killed, 11 others hurt. police are now going door-to- door looking for the gunman. >>> and the common wealth wants to save you money, with tailers state wide helping on the school supplies for up to 20, and others up to 100, items purchased on line or over the phone also included in that special. this is the fourth year in a row that shoppers will get this break. >>> tax increases are not off the table with president obama and his administration, looking at how to pay for health care reform. during his campaign he pledged not the raise t

[applause] >> your emmens, vicky, carea, edward, patrick, currin, carol line, members of the kennedy family, distinguished guests, and fellow citizens. today we say good-bye to the youngest child of rose and joseph kennedy. the world will long remember their son edward as the heir to a waiting legacy. a champion for those who had none. the soul of the democratic party. the lion of the united states senate. the man who graces nearly 1,000 laws, who pened more than 300 laws himself. but those of us who loved him and ache with his passing know ted kennedy by the other titles he held. father, brother, husband, grand father, uncle teddy, or, as he was often known to his younger nieces and nephews, the grand form auge, or the big cheese. i, like so many others in the city where he worked for nearly half a century, knew him as a colleague, a mentor, and above all as a friend. ted kennedy was the baby of the family who became its pate remark. the restless dreamer who became its rock. he was a sunny joyful child who bore the brunt of his brothers teasings but learned quickly how to brush it o

the driver after leaving the roadway, the caroled and through him out of the vehicle. will be transferred to a local area trauma center. the ramp that goes southbound 95 to belt way westbound or northwest bound is closed at this hour and backing up now. so expect delays in the area as with you come southbound. back to you. >> thank you very much. captain mike perry. >> now on to or other top story. paramedics have been reassigned. a man is still alive after being pronounced dead. eyewitness news stays on the story. good afternoon mike. >> good afternoon everybody. the person shot is a man in critical condition. the fire department is in charge of all medical technicians. they have an excellent record and renowned throughout the country but promise a thorough investigation into what went wrong in this case. >> reporter: a police officer shot 51-year-old michael quarrels in the head at this store on garrison boulevard after the man lunged at him. paramedics rushed to the scene and determined he was dead. what happened next raised serious questions about their response an

. >> thank you, carol. >>> half past the hour. checking the top stories.se launching a new healthcare offensive to counter criticism circulating on the internet. asking supporters to forward a chain e-mail to david axle rod that gives reasons to reform an overhaul. robert gates says defeating al qaeda and the taliban and afghanistan will not happen anytime soon. acknowledging it will take, quote, a few years of combat. gates said the security in the country is a, quote, mixed pictu picture. more afghans will be able to vote in next week's presidential election but the taliban have clearly established a presence in areas like southern afghanistan. and the musicians around the world are paying tribute to les paul. he was a musical pioneer, the father of the electric guitar. it's been the trademark for some of the biggest stars in rock 'n' roll. rolling stones' keith richards says all musicians owe les paul an unimaginable debt. he loved music so much, he played every week in new york city. the last gig was the first of june. he played right up literally to t

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noam and carol have known each other since i think he was three and he only lost carol a few months ago, this lifetime partnership, had a great model for relationships. his personal life also a model for all of us of what it means to live a life of integrity. in democracy now, we have interviewed noam many times, and they think about 2,002. it was around midnight. it was may 20 at. journalist how in aaron and i have written the east timor. it was a momentous time. after a quarter of the century of slaughter of genocide, the people of east timor were celebrating their freedom, those who had survived the indonesian military had killed of one-third of the population. i remember that night clearly as kofi annan and the general took the stage as they were handing over the power from the united nations to the people of east timor and the rebel leader of east timor, the founding president of east timor, ascended to the podium and unfurled the flag of the democratic republic of east timor. the light of the fireworks was reflected in the tear stained faces of the people of timor. they have resis

really, carol? >> reporter: not all that important. oh, gosh.ld say you can't go outside and sled until you get through the bs. there it went. i don't know how much it helped. >> reporter: you ask anyone who took the s.a.t. and they remember their score, where they were, how they were feeling. i mean, we place a lot of importance on this test, all of us. and it's intergenerational. we place so much importance on what our child scores on the s.a.t. we know a high score can at least get them in the door at an elite university. but what does that perfect 2400 or even a lesser score really tell you about what your child is capable of? some are beginning to wonder. never has one test caused so much angst, a feeling of anxiety. >> are you nervous? excited? >> i'm so nervous. >> reporter: hence, this class designed to beat the test. >> that's enough to get d over e. >> parents pay the princeton review and other organizations anywhere from $600 to $8,000 for special classes or private tutors so their child can literally beat the s.a.t. 16-year-old mcken

i know carol and i have partnered, we sit next to one another. we often pass notes, because i also offered the iraqi accountability act. and on the intelligence committee, i want to make sure when it comes to the farm policy, that we are getting it right. obviously overseeing what is going on with the cia. part of being in the intelligence committee, the unfortunate thing is you cannot always talk about what you're doing. it is a small committee, you are dealing with the nation's secrets, but it is really a chance to serve and make sure we are getting it right for those trying to keep us safe. but while we serve in these committees, does not think we -- it does not mean we cannot go to the judiciary committee. i have a passion for grain energy. i think one of the reasons why we are in the middle east is we are too dependent on foreign oil. there is no magic bullet. i call it the magic buckshot. wind, solar, geothermal, conserving. . >> these are issues that we're passionate about. you have a responsibility, as a congressperson, to do right by you

carol lee, standing over the wall there. is one of the brightest and one of the most important educators in this country. my wife is the president of aera, american research associatio the largest body of researchers in the world, 25,000 members. [applause] >> my wife, dr. carol lee, did her ph.d. at the university of chicago, three years, three years? when she walked off the stage northwestern grabbedher. she's a full professor at northwestern university. she was also inducted in a national education academy about two years ago. there's only 225 members and she's one of this em. and go to your workshop and she will ask your questions more accurately than i can. >> all right. i'd like to thank y for coming. >> i had a question. >> hi, how are you? my name is a my, per conditions. how are you and i just had a question. u can answer pretty quickly, i guess. but what you authors found out about yourselves by writing the biographies of, you know, mr. kojo is the biography you wrote for, what was it mr. weber and, you know, writi

they're coming out of frederick and carol caroll county, one not too far from washington county as welloing to be very isolated tonight. the beaches finally winding down. there had been a lot of activity there, too. most of the thunderstorm activity gone. hopefully you'll get a few dry hours tomorrow but there could be another round back in the forecast as we mentioned. speaking of what we mentioned, the tropics have been very, very quiet so far this year. hurricane season officially started on june 1, but we now have a little something to talk about as we get into the very busy months of august and september typically when we see the most activity. we are watching tropical depression two. this has a chance of becoming our first name tropical system. getting its -- it's being sheered quite a bit but it's still forecast to get up to at least tropical storm strength. a lot of people are talking about what's coming off the coast of africa. e breeding ground. it's moving to the west at 35 miles an hour. but we'll watch what's going to happen behind that. that's going to be a pretty big deal

temporary employees will be needed to help revamp the stores, the locations to be improved include carol island road in baltimore mt. airy, owings mills and rose dale. we have breaking sad news to tell you about. cnn columnist robert novak has died. novack had been suffering from a brain tumor since 2008. novack was a central figure in cia leak case involving valerie plame. >>> still to come at noon, more insight into the gunman who shot up a woman's fitness class in pennsylvania. what his -- what will become of his estate. soccer takes the stand, what a 53-year-old man says he was doing chasing down miley cyrus. >>> take another live look outside this noon, bernadette woods will be back with our first warning weather forecast. most for headaches. for arthritis pain... in your hands... knees... and back. for little bodies with fevers.. and big bodies on high blood pressure medicine. tylenol works with your body... in a way other pain relievers don't... so you feel better... knowing doctors recommend tylenol... more than any other brand of pain reliever. >>> the gunman who killed three wo

carol lee tomorrow on politico is reporting that the tickets will be given out for the president's town way, first come, first served, which means there could be more dissent and a little more excitement. people have said the president is good at asking questions, he should go ahead and take the tough questions, nobody is going to rattle him, and he doesn't get tagged with the suggestion he does, that the questions were too easy, because the people were screaming, so maybe a little excitement tomorrow night in montana. >> thanks, mike. mike allen from politico tonight with us on "the ed show." >>> what is your church doing about health care? anything? i'm calling on the leadership of the christian community to explain to me where they stand, and when it comes to helping the sick. i'll put to to our panel next. (music playing) hello? (woman) in here... well, this is new... i'm working on my digestive health. whatcha eatin'? yoplus. it's a yogurt for digestive health. it's delicious. here... blackberry pomegranate. honey, i can't find my hand. (announcer) yoplus has the special combinatio

. >> welcome to hi carol -- high- tech learning. it is a virtual classroom complete with 10 high- definition 72 inch tv monitors and joysticks that resemble a playstation. >> you have to answer questions and every class the to take, if you can still be interactive. >> she is going through this before creation of the environment. >> never able to launch the virtual classroom and had help from lockheed martin, and northrop grumman and a physics lab. >> they will be critically analyzing data and making decisions based on the data they have received so that they know what the next up is. >> the more opportunities we've put youngsters in a position to learn by doing, obviously, the retention rate is a lot stronger. the military has been using this concept for years. airline pilots trained this way. >> they will help to improve the math and science curriculum and may go a long way to preparing students for a high-tech future. >> one thing that we can see today as we cannot hire enough u.s.-born engineers to complete the work that we need.

but carol get as pinch hit r.b.i. single scoring valbuena. adding another run. moeller has it in plenty of time for the out. whether that's building more certified green buildings than anyone on earth. creating online banking tools for the next generation. or making a 10 year, $100 million investment in kids. it's how we've always done business. and will for a very long time to come. pnc. leading the way.  >> gary: back here at camde yards a rain delayed game. then a rain drain delay. the drains were not working that took extra time. we to to the bottom of the 8th. >> buck: what a big pinch hit for carroll knocked in a run ad another thrown out at the plate. 21st r.b.i. for carroll examining it to 5- 3. and a 12 hit game. on the mound is sipp. starts here with izturis. and has a single. bullpen is going to get a lot of use. that's in the dirt. raining again 16789 ball, 1 strike count. indians had ten or more hits in 11 of the last 14 games. second half after the all-star break was produced. the pitch. 2-1. >> buck: i think the competition has pushed them -

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joining us is michael prokop, and the ceo-in-training, carol skipwith. i want some ice cream. this afternoon might be a little bit better for that. my question to you, in a nutshell, what is the story behind taharka brothers that makes it not just a productive business, but a unique business in that it gives back to the community? >> taharka brothers is a business is centered around possibilities, leadership. we want to be a symbol of hope and opportunities for the community. we think that we can reach communities and give young men, first of all, a sense of identity, and power them towards change -- empower them towards change, and have them care about the community more. >> that is what we do. we change the mindset of young men in the communities. we use them as a tool for things that we show them and teach them. >> how long have you been with the company and how did it change your focus? >> i have been with taharka brothers for about five months. how has it changed me? >> did it change you, did you go as far as being a ceo? >> my change was in development. what attracted me

it does not include the did did she district, but howard, carol, baltimore as well. again not down to the southwest, but part of it will get trimmed over the next hour or two if we don't see any storms popping up here. it doesn't look like that will be the case out here this evening. highs today, reagan international, 96, same for dulles, cooler, 92, but the humidity was up so therefore the heat index felt like it was about 97-98 for a period of time this afternoon. cooling off, back to 95, or 6 for the district. same for dulles, winchester, 90, fderick, 90, baltimore, patuxent, 90s, break in the water, keeping the tonights in the upper 50s, out to the west the heat as slid to the east. this is not going to be a heat wave that just stays with us. this is not very strong at all. a fairly progressive pattern with a few days of heat here. then we cool off back into the mid-80s. so i know it will be rough for the next couple of days. but we're not talking about a week-long event or anything like that. here are the showers and thunderstorms, quite strong this afternoon, t

but the second nomination would have to go to the time that we played those animated christmas carolg lumps of coal. ♪ he's a jolly, happy soul he's abundant here in america ♪ ♪ and he helps our economy roll ♪ >> nothing warms the heart of americans in the winter season than lumps of coal turning frosty the snowman and "silent night" into jingles for coal. and it turns out the people behind the lumps of coal, america's plan for electricity, are also behind the are you kidding me corporate lobbyist scandal. because when the corporate lobbyists are now shouting down with mobs they may be commit be mail fraud. check this out. last night we reported that the right wing firm bonner and associates admitted writing right wing leaders pretending to be from a virginia hispanic group and naacp. and they urged tom to vote against climate change legislation. well, tonight we have new information. when bonner wrote those fake letters, they were working for america's coalition for clean coal electricity, the singing lumps of coal guys, the same people who brought us those christmas carols have now

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it's where he prayed when his daughter carol was fighting lung cancer. kennedy's son, teddy junior, remembered how his dad helped him through his own battle, having lost his leg to cancer as a child. he told an emotional story of not being able to get up an icy driveway to go sledding. >> he said, "i know you can do it. there is nothing that you can't do ." we're going to climb that hill together. even if it takes us all day. >> reporter: after the mass, the senator's body was flown to andrews air force base for a motorcade here. arlington national cemetery. it's his final resting place, next to his brothers, whose violent, sudden death, shaped his life. >> reporter: on the way to arlington, senator kennedy was on his way to the capitol. the steps of the senate were lined with kennedy's staff. it was a fitting goodbye for the patriarch of america's royal family. whit johnson, cbs news, arlington national cemetery. >> yeah, very emotional ceremony there today. the police commissioner for the city of boston described today's funeral as the single largest s

your member and a nture in washgton in which carole and ted kennedy passed the torch to obama.did he go with obama instead of hillary clion? >> i think hstated inhat verytirring speh at american university. he recognized the count was readto gin a newirection and change was the watchwo. he sght in obama and what obama could bng to the presidency, to the cotry. it was a good peal for the clintons, but ey represented thepast and kennedy sathe need to ve forward. >> with out -- wiout ted kennedy would barack obama be present? >> i thi he still wld have been president. i do. in fact, tedennedy could not even cry massachusetts in the primaries for back obama. >> true. >> i tnk it was psycholically an important moment, but that is all it w was an iortant moment. >> gd barackobama -- cld barackbama have bece presidenwithout e 18-year- ì(lc@&c ted kennedy had enormous appeal among young voters, 221. -- 2 t 1. i think it was two this. ted nnedy's sport for obama. and he also said the most important vote that he cast as a senator was his vote against iraq. he agreed with obama on that a

we have something brand-new this week, you get backup singers, carol. >> wow, carol! honor your family sotha ynkou writing in your story. >> pack your bags, girl. you're coming down. >> oh, my god. thank you so much. i feel like i know you guys already. i'm so excited to see you. >> bring the whole family, okay? >> oh, yeah. thank you so much. >> okay. see you soon. >> okay. >> she's adorable. >> her letter was absolutely beautiful. by the way, w're still always looking for a great, great story. you know you have one so please send it in to kathie lee and hoda.com. >> there is a lot of discussion on here about technology and what you were speaking about but i think it boils down, what i'm hearing from fans, is really to etiquette. when you think about it, i'm into technology but i'm not going to plop it down at a table. >> technology isn't rude, people are who are using it. >> at the end of the day we love our facebook fans. >> that's not what you're -- >> what did you say? >> it's all moderation. >> mary ellen said without letters andverything we're kind of losing ou