creighton made headlines after a domestic dispute with her ex-boyfriend.rt records show creighton once served as his public defender. >> beaches are open. a lot of folks are refuse oing to get into the water in north carolina after two horrifying shark attacks caused two teenagers their arms. the search is on off the carolina coast. authorities don't know if one or two sharks are responsible. in the first case a 12-year-old girl was in waist-deep water when the shark attacked. an hour later a 16-year-old boy was attacked two miles away. officials say quick thinking by standers helped save their lives. >> it was like a scene all of a sudden out of jaws. people are yelling, get out of the water. call 911. shark, shark! >> both children today have their arms amputated. north carolina had just four shark attacks in 2014. the state with the most by far was florida with 28 attacks last year. >> a toddler remains in critical condition tonight after nearly drowning at a water park in fairfax county today. emergency crews rushed the child to the hospital sunday aft

creighton once served as his public defender. >>> 6:18. a budget battle looms in prince george's county. rushern baker plans to veto parts of the budget approved by the county council. he plans to replace a 4% property tax increase with an 11.45% increase tax hike. and the move could spark a legal challenge between the county executive and the council. >> no other choice but to veto the budget. >> if the council overrides the veto, then we would be in a very precarious situation, a very unknown position. >> the prince george's county council is expected to override the executive veto. the standoff could head to court. >>> this afternoon, prince george's county firefighters what remind you about the dangers of using fire works this summer. here in our area it's important to remember that a lot of those larger fireworks are illegal even if you buy them across state lines. you should have a safety plan. fire officials say wear safety glasses, have some water nearby. and use some common sense. don't forget about your pets too. their ears are m

austin's brother, creighton baird, is one of the rope swing engineers.ake sure everyone survives to tell the tale. >> to actually jump, you need two ropes. you always want a back-up rope when your life is on the line with something like this. you only mess up once. >> to build the rope swing, the crew is riffing off existing hardware left by past climbers. >> and there were five bolts placed on the arch in the '80s. we attached the two ropes we jumped on to webbing to attach to the five anchor points. >> a rope could break. a bolt might come loose. or, as ceylon discovers, a slight misstep could land someone over the edge, onto the unforgiving rocks below. >> if i would have slid maybe another foot and a half, it's 150 feet straight down. >> it's a close call. >> i got careless, i wasn't thinking, and i made a mistake. lucky, i just brought brand new climbing shoes with rubber on the bottom. i was able to recover like a boss and live to do the rope swing. >> everything is in place for the moment of truth, with devon's cameras poised to record. austin cli

based on the book by michael creighton, it had three things going for it.nosaurs, and dinosaurs. the creatures remained a favorite for adults and kids and their history with will be pictures goes all the way back to 1913. although box office sales back then were sketchy, estimates were that "king kong" made $2 million. "jurassic park" arrived in theaters in 1993 and shattered the box office records with $93 million. for its 20th anniversary, universal studios re-released the film, adding even more money. after that, the film grossed more than $1 billion worldwide. with their success, sequels were always expected. the second movie did ok but still made bank. both added $170 million to the franchise. now after a decade of development hell, "jurassic world" finally arrived. so far the reaction is next. indiana jonest movie was any indication, it will still make movie. betty: "jurassic world" they allow them to leave the box warner andr trailing his knee. one of america's top ceos opens up. more from charlie ergen. ♪ 10:00 in san francisco, 1:00 in new york and

and their role in the civil war, there's an as la book called "the colors of courage" by margaret creighton and ias the definitive history. thank you. >> [indiscernible] did any of these people own slaves? jared: there were a lot of lutherans and catholics. this was a part of pennsylvania dutch country, so a lot of people of german ancestry. slavery in pennsylvania largely died off by the 1820's. pennsylvania had gradual emancipation laws they put in place in the late 18th century. by this point, the very few pennsylvanians, if any, owned slaves. that said, that is not entirely the case with our maryland and neighbors located a few miles to the south. that area of maryland and going eastward still really largely derived off of the labor of slaves. gettysburg finds itself in a very interesting kind of geopolitical cultural landscape in which a lot of people really had to tread lightly. any other questions? thank you for coming out. have a good week. [applause] >> the civil war affairs here every saturday. to find out more at time, visit

montgomery county circuit court judge audrey creighton submitted her letter of retirement to the governor. last year, her ex-boyfriend, joshua senning, abducted her and crashed her car near a germantown super market. court records showed she once served as his public defender. >>> today we'll learn more about that devastating hack on the office of personnel management. this morning every member of the house oversight committee will receive a briefing on the hack. jeh johnson will be one of the officials delivering today's update on capitol hill. hackers got access to as many as 14 million federal workers' private information. and that number could go up since the breach started in december, but was not detected until april. >>> also today on the hill, lawmakers will look at how tsa workers are screened. a recent homeland security report found 73 tsa employees with active clearance badges had possible links to terrorism. homeland security's inspector general will testify. >>> it's now 5:05. to the race for the white house now, donald trump is signaling a possible presidential bid. many say

i have to thank my colleagues on the democratic side: liz king and garry leeland creighton green, john clark jonathan epstein, carolyn shuta ozga guz lesa and liz king, once again. let me thank the floor staff. i've come to appreciate more than i ever knew how vital a role they play on both sides of the aisle and i thank them for what they've done. finally, this bill has some extraordinarily good provisions in it. many of them are tough hard, path-breaking provisions that are there because the chairman decided he was going to go all in in many different aspects from acquisition to troop support efforts to incorporating provisions at the commission on pay and retirement, all those things. and i commend him for that. it's just that i think i have to stand and say we've got to fix this issue with respect to the underpinning fundamental budget approach which says we'll let b.c.a. stand for every other agency but we'll be able to exploit in a way this o.c.o. exception, and we'll use it. i think that's not the path we want to pursue. with that, and again with my thanks to the chairman, i wou