we had that come through.his morning just the isolated showers all you're seeing left out here west of town. this stuff is becoming pretty sparse. however, south and east of town, we've got showers in calvert county. got some showers also down toward waldorf and la plata and in southeastern areas of prince george's county. maybe a few sprinkles there on 301 as well as especially south of route 50. but in the northern neck, you see around tappahannock and newland coming up toward st. mary's county, heavier showers will still be possible for the next hour or so. your temps, they're in the 60s. leesburg, lovettsville low 60s along with haymarket at 62. we're still holding on to 70 in college park. it's 70 in baltimore. 65 for rock ville. outside in washington this morning, a quiet this morning. a little bit of light showing up on our michael & son weather camera. still a dark morning for the most part with sunrise about half an hour away. cloudy skies and 71 then north, northwesterly wind at 6 miles an hour. not

it was for the world but the world had to come get it. they had to come get it from d.c.t mad respect for that. i have to tell you, i was -- when they asked me to officiate, i had never done anything like that before. i don't know what to do to officiate at a home service. they said chuck would want you to do what you do. i said well, i'm a zj so can i -- i'm a dj so can i start it like this? hit it. ♪ >> come on, d.c. >> you've got that go-go swing. >> come on, mr. mayor. >> thank you. i want to see the people. ♪ >> it don't mean a thing if it don't got that go-go swing. chuck brown. >> hit it. hit it. >> oh, man. >> yeah, give it up, chuck brown. the godfather of go-go. we're going to celebrate him today. yes, we're going to celebrate this man today. wind me up, chuck. boy, the outpouring of love you all have shown for this man has been incredible. it has been awesome to watch. you all show your love for this d.c. treasure chuck brown. i'll ask you to take your seats now as we celebrate and honor the life of our dear friend, the husband of mrs. jocyln brown and the manu

i remember being rather fascinated that waves were coming to the left and waves were coming to the right. it definitely was an active ocean that day. >> hundreds of spectators and media are setting up, including tyler short. >> i was just standing behind the podium, looking around for a place to watch. >> the surfing competition takes place about a half mile offshore and tyler can't get a good vantage point. soon he forgets about the competition when he notices the tide creeping in. >> i was watching the waves get closer and closer, and they were coming up underneath the podium. >> down the beach, dan and betsy are not worried about the waves off in the distance. >> we would have water come maybe this deep, you know, just a wave would come in and some foamy water would come in and almost get your feet wet. >> but dan, betsy and tyler have no idea what's coming. >> i was watching the water and saw that another surge was beginning to form and it was just racing right up towards the people. >> tyler jumps into action, grabbing his small flip camera. >> as soon as i hit the record button, it

ian desmond comes home.t would prove to be your game winner, harper six major league hits so far. four of them have been doubles. he's good. in the win 2- nats win 2-1. >> play like that is infectious you know. he sets a good example. i mean -- we have that -- the makeup on the ball club, we play hard. he takes it to another level. >> all right redskins fans, here's your first look at robert griffin iii in a burgundy and gold uni throwing the football. he spent the day throwing passes and getting some photos taken before rookie mini camp starts today. >>> finally if a triple overtime loss isn't bad enough, way to end your night. the capitals' karl alzner had a surprise waiting for him after he got home after the triple overtime loss. take a look at this. apparently alzner's dogs weren't too happy about the loss either. not something you want to come home after a four hour game. game four for the caps is saturday afternoon. that's a quick look at sports, have a great friday. >> even mine apt done that. my goo

he's coming back. daddy's coming back, remember? the gas station without him crying. it hit him hardest out of anybody. if i had to go again, life's tough. you know, if nothing else pans out and we're about to lose everything, yeah, that's probably the last option at that point. >> the interview is with a convenience store chain. >> the excitement of just being able to be home. out of the hell hole. you've got to figure out what you're going to do jobwise, schoolwise. you've got to do something. >> after an hour inside thomas is relieved to have his first interview behind him. >> they did ask me if i had any experience in retail or cash register. and i have nothing. i mean, the closest i have is loss prevention, like security. >> it went decent, you know. i had to take a test. i didn't know that i was going to have to take that test. but it was pretty easy. >> daddy. >> so what did they say? >> they said that i would know something either way in the next two weeks. >> they didn't say anything about pay? >> it's $11 an hour starting

all the details coming up shortly. but the may day rallies turn violent in italy with police shooting out of protesters who are voicing their anger at the civic imposed by the unelected leaders. in america the anti corporate occupy movement banks on using may day to stage a big comeback prove it's. an on screen around the world this is r t with twenty four hours a day streets have been brimming with people this may day with no celebrating and demonstrating trade unions marched under the labor day flag to demand better working conditions and even russia's ruling tandem took to spearheading a crowd of their supporters are going to. the one hundred thousand people out there this is one of the main thoroughfares in the russian town. rather. than this it's a word. for the retirement age not to be raised and for better conditions for workers over all they get out of. workers labor unions and went on strike new order to demand more and conditions from the united. states and mark the labor unions for the last seventy or eighty

>> the question is coming back from war and coming back to the united states, what is the best thing that civilians here on the home front, during your war, could have done to make your transition better, to support you more? we saw in vietnam that didn't go so well when those soldiers came home. what was it about that generation welcoming you back that made your transition easier? >> well, i think, my opinion, it took a lot of american women -- >> cut! that's a different show. i know where you're going, but go ahead. >> let me tell you something. all the american women in this country live up the creek, you know what creek i'm talking about, and i've seen it. i come home from a weekend pass in north carolina. never knew what existed. in my street, my street, you couldn't get a truck through. it's too small of a street. these women, including my mother, were out every morning with that on their head, whatever they used. and they had the broom, they had everything to clean the windows, the steps. we call them steps. new york, they call them stoops. i don't know why. in philly, a stoop

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more to come. let's update you where we are with market reaction to the chinese trade data. >> particularly, as well. but in the meantime we have a mixed session here in asia as people saw the news from your neck of the woods. nikkei 225 down 0.4%. we had bargain hunting help to go offset some of the concerns coming from china. shanghai market limit willed gains pretty flat. hang seng concerns about a bigger slow down over in china. south korea, we had the central bank decision to keep rates onle hold. not much reaction to that. central bank choosing toe quus instead on fighting inflation. that stronger jobs data in australia had a positive impact. lifting the market up 0.5% and the sensex in and out of negative territory, down pretty much flat, 0.1%. >> just got to the flat line. we're back to kind of where we started. dow jones stoxx 600 down 0.2%. ftse 100 started the day at fresh lows and now another 12 points down off around 4% in the last three days. the dax as you mentioned still up 8 points

they come back and come back.hey end up spending the rest of their life in jail. >> while inmates can sometimes be in denial about the circumstances that brought them to jail, reagan was crystal clear. >> it's not that we don't have the knowledge to do different things. i know carpentry, i know masonry. it's not like i don't have the ability or skills. it all comes down to choice. i just choose not to. for various reasons. lack of discipline. self-confidence. self-destructive nature. not that i can't do it. it's just that i don't. >> but not everyone believes jail is a choice. some feel they are victims to a probation system that's all too easy to violate and keeps sending them back. >> i was told by my first probation officer, after reading the conditions of my probation, if you can do this without me violating it, you will be lucky. this was the first time i met this man, the first time i had been on probation. he was very right. >> eric johns' original charge was for sexual battery. after serving four years in

columbus comes up with an estimate that is grossly inaccurate. he comes up with an estimate of the size of the earth which is considerably smaller than it actually is which of course is a good thing for him of course. if columbus knew the true size of the earth he would know that what he proceed poesds to do west to come to the east wasn't possible and so he sort of shingz the earth and he also knows what else does he not know about and you can shing the size of the earth but if you're sailing west to get to east there is left-hand, something called north america, south america, and he has no knowledge of that, none, none. he thinks it is ocean between europe and china and then shrinks that ocean. columbus comes up with his proposal and tries to pedal his wears and he needs sponsorship. he needs someone to finance what could be an expensive voyage, like going to the moon, okay, going to mars, cost money. columbus has to find the money. he go first to this man, henry the vii, tudor, king of england, known as the biggest skin flint in europe. henry

coming to a theater near you.for will smith in "men in black iii," the remake of the schwarzenegger classic "total recall," a new jason borne movie without matt damon. >> i don't recall his name at the time, but he played hawkeye and also in the hurt locker. >> special effects there too. >> good movies list. christina loren, you going to be enjoying sunshine, as well? >> it's one of those weekends where movies are great because you'll have the ac. but outdoor plans right by the water, spectacular conditions. and we've got a lot happening right here in the bay area. this morning, i wanted to point out you might be using your windshield wipers up the peninsula this morning or if you're headed down to san jose from san francisco, keep that in mind. whatever we do have out there is clearing very quickly as i take you to your realtime doppler. we're mostly dry at this point. i wanted to point out a big event tomorrow where the weather will be spectacular. the livermore wine country festival 10:00 to 6:00 tomorrow. we w

he were coming out heuer coming out of quietness. i remember that healing. those were the feelings that the math we try to hold onto and i remember having a similar feeling and i thought to myself man, you can actually train your mind to be in the present moment. it's a mental discipline of training your mind and how profound it would be. i was having that experience and as you know immediately your mind starts running again. oh my god we have to get to the school. oh my god we need to be in the health care system. someone give me a pen please so i can write this endpoint policy plan we need. [laughter] and i just really felt like this was an essential skill that many of us were missing because society has gotten so fast. and i remember my grandparents. they had much different life than we have now and in many ways much more fulfilling to wear again my grandfather got home at 3:00 in the afternoon after work. he worked in the steel mill for 40 some years. and then he would go to the garden. he would work in the garden for a couple of hours and then he would

. >>> i never thought this day would come it's been 23 years since i've seen the ship and here we are. >>> been out to southern california her final destination and a proud 14 stories high and with the aid of feet long she fought hard to keep our country safe and for non-profit groups fought to preserve her legacy. >>> this is all of our goals to save the ship and turning into a museum or the public can come and sit and visit it in a summit thinks it can offer for educational platforms to repositories of technology and culture. >>> it weathered many tough battles and seen the end of forward to up into the gulf war. among much a part of u.s. history and those that served her. >>> a group on the ship and was a big part of my life i served for nine and a half months on the ship and active duty and it changed me. >>> it would be transformed into an interactive museum to be appreciated for years to come. >>> people tend to forget history and we need to learn and know where we're coming from to see recalling to go. >>> performer crewmembers say the memories and never forgotten. >>> survivab

and come in and a lot of people come here to adopt a animal or if they have lost their animal or looking for other animals. and we deal with other animals like birds and rabbits and you name it. this is more to see in this facility and more to see in the community. and i suggest you go with an animal control person and see what they co, whether rescuing animals in distress or hit by a car or dealing with aggressive animals or wildlife or a variety of things. you can only get that flavor with them and doing it first hand. >> i have been with animal control for about six years, i spent a year in the kennel and then the office came up and i started doing it and it really fit. it's really the job for me. and animals i have to handle and i know what i am doing, i rarely get scared. [whistle]. we do a lot of investigations and most are not as bad as people report but everyone once in a while they are. and i had one and people had moved out and the dog was in the inside and it makes me teary and when the dog is in the backyard, and i can pull an animal out of a horrible environment and feel goo

safe and we want them to come there. in the summit format, you might find them interesting. also about the various entertainment planners out there, figuring out across three blocks how to change that instead of saying there is one problem. i do not necessarily think there is one problem. that is a very jazzy area of the city that has tremendous potential. if we look to great ideas, we do not want to run in and mess this public safety issue we can address and address quickly, i thing. >> in south of market when people come into the area to press upon the patrons of the club, it was -- to prey upon the patrons of the club, it was the impetus for what his nation. -- legislation. are the patrols that are on the street aware that -- of that and move people along and enforce that peace of legislation? >> that piece of legislation, broadway at one time going back a year, broadway was the detail we bring officers in from different parts of town and put them up there and provide police presence. this series of operations we have

but clouds are already starting to come in. there's a lot of people sitting in the 80s farther inland. winds picking up out of the east. we are already seeing signs of the storm moving in. the storm is far off to our south. it's going to move north over the next couple of days. between that and a front to our west we're seeing a chance of showers and thunderstorms moving into the eastern shores and the delaware beaches right now. we're going to see those spread throughout the state. at the same time here's that front out to our west, we're going to be in between those two tomorrow, but close enough that we're going the see that stormy weather beginning. then what happens after that, is the front out to our west is going to direct alberto keeping it out to see and forcing it eventually off to the northeast. before it connects with that front it's going to hang south of us for another day or so. as the front gets closer, it picks up alberto and pushes him away. so for us, we're not going to get a hit from alberto but we're going

we'll find out coming up next. say that 10 times fast. >> not going to try once. >> we've got showers and thunderstorms moving through the area. we'll be in for a hazy, warm and humid day. veil details on the weather and julie wright will have a look at your traffic coming up after the break.  never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. you just put one foot in front of the other, and you know that you're walking for such a great cause that you just keep going. (man) that you have all these people coming together for one common goal. (woman) the goal is to bring an end to breast cancer. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. (woman) i'll never stop walking, not till we find a cure. (woman) and it has to end, but it starts with us. i knew someday i was gonna do thi

more news coming up. first a look at events going on around town this weekend. >> joining us to answer your questions, is the equine veterinarian in for dr. kim this morning. good morning. it is appropriate we have an equine veteran here. we have the triple crown coming up. in two weeks, it will be here in baltimore. >> you didn't bring a horse in. he takes care of collides dailies, which -- clydesdales. theresy adifference between a normal horse, or race horse, and a clydesdale. >> this is what like the race horses will be wearing. >> all right. that's a decent size. >> this is the steel version of it. >> and the clydesdale. >> not necessarily a clydesda lefment. >> and this l this is the halter ring. >> look at the size of the things. >> there's a little complete there. is it asked to give grip. >> we have some -- whoops almost dropped the device here. we have questions about horses this morning. my 10 geared quarter horse was recently diagnosed with arthritis. what treatment options are available? >> t

there is more to come on that. for anyone who is following this, our process is, informational presentation on june 12 to talk about all of this in greater detail and suggest what our proposal is, whether it reflects any changes that needs to be done. we would not ask the commission to act on it until our july 10 meeting, so that gives the public a chance to play-and. i am probably stealing everything that amy or jim would say, but there is a very sizable waiting list for the berths which indicates that it is very affordable. >> good afternoon, amy lee. i want to give you some background. as you know, the agency was pretty much frozen in 2011. prior to that, we were aware that there was work to be done in south beach harbor, rental agreements, birthed agreements, some inconsistency in some of the fees. we did not raise fees substantially. we had a minor cost of living increase in 2011. given the sizable list of the tenants that want to enter, we did a lot of work try to make it a green harbor. in 2010, we were goin

it keeps coming and keeps coming. i just froze. come to the boat, it's not going to come to the boat, and it ends up right in my face. >> the black marlin's sharp bill is aimed squarely at steven. >> and it struck his open mouth. i thought it was coming straight through him. >> steven's dad is stunned. helpless, he watches as the missile-like fish spears the young man, a direct hit to the mouth. >> and i didn't think it was normal, but i didn't understand what was happening, and it happened so fast. and then i just started screaming because there was blood everywhere. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> the marlin thrashes furiously, tearing up steven's mouth. his sister is so frightened, she stops filming. >> stuck into the back of the throat and cut the inside of his cheek really badly, broke four bones in his face, and he -- he violently went backwards and then he went forwards because he was still hooked to the fish. he was on the floor and he was bleeding a lot. >> i just thought that the fish stabbed him through the face and i was

unless they come on we don't know what they own.we don't know what they own i'll be darned if i say buy. brian in illinois. >> caller: jim, how are you doing? good deal. dish network. their ticker symbol dish and new name or new logo dish. >> i think it's okay. directv is a better buy. i like them more. let's go to jerry in florida. >> caller: hi, jim. >> what's up? >> caller: calumet specialty product partners. clmt. >> boy another one. i sound like a broken record. this is a company, this is a crude play and i got to tell you. no. i'll send to you energy transfer partners. master limited partnerships are down over 1,000 base points. etp goes down pretty much every day. that said, i think you can pick some stock up. it's a buy. let's go steven in michigan. >> caller: boo-yah, big daddy. car. what do you think? >> i think there's a slow down going in this country and not fully reflected in that stock. i would like to see it 10% to 15% more. i kind of like hertz and i like uri because of the acquisition it made and that acquisition i

public and private sphere you braved i can't begin to come to. you. what you drink and why you do exist i can't but it's not the private sphere that tourists or investors are concerned with and when it comes to the public life the line is a little different but. this is right for people who saw culture here and the people has to culture religion aside every beaching the tourism sector isn't going to be easy they're the after the revolution there was this hype about you know revolution tourism you know come to tunisia and come to egypt and you know it was very obvious that that wasn't going to be a very sustainable model at all and it turned out to be true and now what we need to do is work on. just like what we were doing previously we need to work on maintaining our monuments and restoring our monuments and we need to work on making people feel safe in the future tourism industry remains extremely clear success is seriously going to depend on whoever comes into government next but that in itself of course is a. dreamy on fats and still fat like the t

he's coming up next. much more on the facebook fallout still to come. >> famed tech fund manager dan niles didn't believe the facebook ipo hype from the start. calling the stock overvalue before it even began trading. is he having a change of heart? now that the stock is well below its ipo price? >> they will have to get females on the board. they have to get diversity on the board or detract from the standing i think of facebook. >> police the head of xerox is taking mark zuckerberg to task over its all male board. that exclusive interview is coming up. falling off the fiscal cliff. former counsel, marty feldstein, explains what the u.s. needs to do to avoid the fate of europe's debt crisis. crossed above the 2. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 we're hitting new highs. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 the spx is on my radar. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and i'm on top of it all with charles schwab. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i use streetsmart edge and its tools like... tdd# 1-800-345-2550 screener plus. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i

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officers and fire fighters who died in the past they come. >> some families come every year. they had to live with knowing their loved one and their son or daughter, husband, wife was taking that risk every day. and they received that call. >> reporter: wonderful. and the ceremony is open to the public. look for the big white tent set up here. but the ceremony starts at one this afternoon. live in timonium, linda so, abc2 news. >>> today, the president will travel to washington lee high school in arlington virginia talking about the need to prevent interest rates on federally subsidized student loans from doubling. while at the school, he will hold a round table discussion with a group of seniors and parents and they will talk about the importance of students having a fair shot at affordable higher education and skills they need to find the good job. >>> if you head outside tomorrow look up into the sky and it doesn't happen too often but tomorrow night you could see the super moon. details on what that is coming up and he couldn't make the royal -- he -- wedding but how to g

a live report is coming up next.ear from troy brewer, one of the star -- troyboro error errorrer. >>> and the forecast does is coming up.  . >>> tonight, the caps face a must-win situation as the eastern conference semi finals series shifts to d.c. for game 6 against the rangers. dave feldman is live at the verizon center now. >> reporter: you're not overhyping it. it's must win. if you lose, you're down and in that first round, they were in the game seven with boston and prevailed there. y that at home, the good news and coming off of an overtime loss, a good news, too and they do well with that after that troy, how do you forget game five and being six seconds away from winning and being up 3-2? and you have to look forward. is that a tougher one to get over because of the way it ended? >> yeah, and how it finished. it's tough to swallow. at the same time, we go did a lot of good things and put yourselves -- ourselves in a great position and that is on up a goal, going up 3-2 and you

i hope to be living proof they can mikaelian come of their life -- they can make anything come of their life, whether it is miss america or anything. >> what do you expect tonight? when you get there. it is a wonderful entertainment, some serious mission and you are in good company with the other honorees. >> i am so excited for tonight it is the 11th annual power of a dream gala, u.s. dream academy i sort of found them as miss wisconsin i was researching the national programs that serve children who have parents in prison that coincided with my personal platform >> there you are. >> in baltimore dc and so i am thrilled to be there tonight, it is such a nice event and one that i am probably -- it probably will be one of the highlights of my year so far. >> i love that. the mission is just so important because you hit on it these kids can often feel marginalized and not important this speaks to all sort of factions of society, as you said, business people, ceos miss america it can be any of us and should not stop >> it really can. everyone knows someone who has been to prison and one of

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why'd you come by after work. i would come by. it meant going into his lobby. we would sit in this wonderful apartment. he was effectively blind. he would sit on one couch. i would sit in the other. it would get dark in the afternoon. he would be talking about things. i would think, i hope nothing further happens to him. he knows a step that nobody else does. his relations to jack kennedy were so special that he himself was so brilliant not just at words but it analyzing things, and that it was like each of these things was a lesson. i hasten to say he would not disagree with everything. he knows things and no one else could have told me. >> what part of this book was the hardest to research and write? >> probably, at the hardest to research was the johnson's vice presidency. it was so poignant to see this powerful man humbled and humiliated day after day that it was painful for me to learn about it. he said he could not go over to the white house when johnson was over there because of the way the lower people would treat him. to happen to a lyndon johnson, som

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the sun will be coming up in about 40 minutes.hen it does come up, we'll have mostly sunny skies and what can you expect when you head into the afternoon. temperatures at least getting into the upper 70's at pimlico. a lot of sunshine today. light winds out of the north. low humidity. i don't think you could ask for better weather on pimlico day before preakness, because it is going to be beautiful out here. a little chilly out here. currently 51 degrees. that's what we're expecting now. we will be sheding those later into the afternoon. we'll head back. i feel like the queen of the in field right now. >> and you are. you are the only one there. you look beautiful, ava, have fun out there. you have the greatest view from where you are sitting. it is pretty awesome. >> a maryland high court issued a ruling regarding same-sex marriages and what it means for people who marry in other states. >> prosecutors say a fight that spiraled out of control. >> and facebook flat lines on its big day. the news isn't all bad. we'll tell you about

comes in at number seven. survey was done by the national motorist association. >> only number seven for the district? i'm surprised. >>> big series for the nationals this weekend. down there in atlanta. and these guys are really playing for the lead in the nl east. speaking of hot, lebron and d. wade >>> we're right coin here down here in ocean city, kick off our backyard weather. we're in ocean city with these guys from bethesda who watch us every single day. this guy wearing the wrong hat. it has to be the nationals hat. let and he show you what's happening. we're into the 80s. 84 in washington. but that heat index still upwards of around 88, 89 degrees in many areas. so it will be a warm one. overnight tonight, 67 degrees. a very warm humid night. tomorrow we'll get more of that humidity so the heat index will be around that 90 degree mark around the district even though we're going to a high of about 80, it will feel more like 90 to 93 degrees. notice the mountains tomorrow. still on the warm side into th

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as i said, my prayer is that that smile will come sooner or later but i promise it will come.od bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> feature message from the heart. thank you so much to our special guests. [applause] we are honored to have such special friends as the chairman as life and vice president and dr. joe biden. they truly come as you can see from their words and presence with us here today and their hugs and words of encouragement how much their heart go out to each and every one of us and how much they truly know and understand and bear with us in a support us and we are just so pleased to have been lucky to have them join us today. sit thank you very much against our special guests. [applause] it is now my pleasure to introduce a lady that most of you know. she is a person who has been part of the family since its very inception. she comes and gives us her words of wisdom, words

the best is yet to come. so let me leave you with this last idea -- every moment affords us an opportunity to change the world. let's seize that moment and each and every moment that succeeds that moment and let's do that together in celebration of our asian pacific heritage and in recognition of all the heritage is that make up san francisco and california, and we will truly ana this month our heritage and our future. thank you so much. you have done so much for every single one of us. [applause] fo >> ok. all right. we've got some competition on the stage now. >> look this way. a couple of other people we need to thank -- our host is a mere -- our host is mayor lee, but we have a bunch of coast as well. supervisors mar, farrell, kim, elsbernd, wiener, chiu, cohen, avalos. round of applause for our coasts, please. our even a chair. -- our event chair. [reading names] >> all right. thank you. >> thank you. round of applause. these people give money, so please applaud. >> next, i would like to introduce betty

it just won't come. maybe, maybe brian they'll say, maybe the guy was just showing up every day working his tail off trying to make a difference. >> the open air traffic is much reduced. >> reporter: that's all this baltimore cop wants and the statistics show he was. murder is down 43% since he took the post violent crime down 14%. most importantly he changed the police culture by changing community relations and having the force focus on the guns and the really bad guys that carry them, a general approach he warns can't change, not now. >> this would be a tragedy and a failure of policing for us to revert back to strategies that didn't work, this overdependence on arrests to move away from targeted enforcement. if that happens after we leave, it would be a tragedy for this city. >> reporter: bealefeld believes he is leaving behind a solid foundation, built on passion and a you neck type of baltimore moxie that always lands the commissioner on the evening news. >> there was a lot of consternation about m

that is coming up later in the broadcast. cut >>grant: we are learning about a warning for beachgoers. a beach bacteria warning has been issued for killer point. here is a map of the area just north of half moon bay. officials are urging people to avoid the water. they are saying stay out of the water. if you come in contact with the ocean water, you could contract until this. a beach bacteria warning is in effect until friday morning at this point. we will certainly continue to follow the story it keep you posted. >>jaqueline: here is look at temperatures from today, a '50s at the coastal area did your ride degrees in the ante up. the fog will be a big deal into tomorrow. more of that coming up. [ creaking ] [ male announcer ] trophies and awards lift you up. but they can also hold you back. unless you ask, what's next? [ zapping ] [ clang ] this is the next level of performance. the next level of innovation. the next rx. the all-new f sport. this is the pursuit of perfection. droid does. and does it launch apps by voice whi

i appreciate you coming in.we love them and thank you for supporting our family. >> they can come and see you in action. which they'll love. guys, thank you very much. jacksons. a great interview. on monday night i sit down with their mother, katherine jackson. an exclusive and extraordinarily emotional hour with the woman who knew michael jackson better than anybody else. here's what she said about his death. will you ever get over this, do you think? >> never. every morning, all through the day, i think about michael. if i wake up through the night, my mind is there. but -- >> what do you think when you think of him? >> i just miss him, but being a christian and believing in the resurrection, i feel that i'll see him again. i'm sorry. i just -- >> it's perfectly understandable. you're his mother. it -- i can't imagine a worse thing. i'm a parent myself. i can't even imagine how horrendous it must be to lose a child. it's so unnatural, isn't it? >> yes, it is. and i've -- and it should be -- >> katherine jackso

it comes when it comes. i can coast another six months. did you see this reel they did on "morning joe"? >> you made an rnc ad, by the way. >> i'm aware of that. >> now they are seizing on what mayor corey booker said on "meet the press" with a campaign called, "i stand with corey." romney is out defending the bain attacks. >> have you had enough of president obama's attacks on free enterprise? his own key supporters have. democrat mayor cory booker of new jersey. >> from a personal level, i'm not about to indict a private equity. former congressman harold ford jr., democrat from tennessee. >> it's not a bad thing. private equity is a good thing. >> former obama economic adviser, steve rattner, a leading democrat. >> i don't think there's anything bain capital did that they need to be embarrassed about. >> very good. we need a little background music. >> hear the eerie music? >> that was scary music. ominous. >> ominous. i'm a scary guy. >> yes, that's always what i think. >> so, cory continues to backtrack

everyone, come on up. hi, dean, , not. all right, party in the house! come up!sic plays] ♪ ♪ [applause] >> great. whoo! ok, , like to ask our cultural profession folks to gather around the mayor for a group photo. please gather around, thank you. and we need to back up a little bit, thank you. all right. is the mayor a great dancer or what? we need to get him to boogie down at his campaign. a reminder, pick up your ticket, please, as you had upstairs to the green room, at the reception, and i will see you at 7:00 p.m. weeknights on channel 5. have a great time tonight. thank you. enjoy, mental, eat. -- enjoy, mingle, eat. >>. touring england was a time when robert as mentors were being challenged by a quickly growing middle-class. for endeavour's crew of new artists began to assert themselves, offering new definitions of the athletics of arts and beauty. over 180 objects of avant-garde design and art from the victorian england has been collected inside the legion of honor snoot exhibition, it's the cold of the ec. -- the cult of beauty. >> there was this group o