artoo bad it derrick rose was not around. too much to overcome a horrible way to end.to figure out how the chicago bulls lost in philadelphia. offense frozen in the final 24 minutes. chicago bulls out to be daunted philadelphia have became wrapped up in the final seconds. noah going to soar could start gibson a great game overall inside the hoop and the foul. 76ers' got hot. holiday fines iguadola shut down 76ers offense. baseline move here and the foul chicago bulls all the way back thanks to richard hamilton. chicago bulls led by two points looking at a very good even better when asik scores of of the pick and roll. about one point in the final seconds c.j. watson gave up the ball got fouled andre comes down the floor like a freight train gets the ball free-throw shooter good in the fourth quarter makes both shots rainbow second no timeouts philadelphia up by 1 points at one final shot c.j. watson half court this one that fired almost rims out chicago bulls lose 79- 78 winning the series 4-2. live just back from the chicago bulls' locker room. this game was simply th

coming up big question going forward chicago bulls who will pick up after derrick rose absence? sox offense dodging the rainfall on the south side. sports next. neil i have two car insurances in front of you here. let's start with car insurance x. four million people switched to that car insurance alone just last year. mmm, it's got a nice bouquet. our second car insurance, y. mmmmm, oh, i can see by your face they just lost another customer. you chose geico over the competitor. calm down, calm down. you're getting carried away. tau.reliefrest of the year without derrick rose. live at the united center >> it did not go well. not the absence of derrick rose even if he had been playing there would not have won the game tonight have to show up for the entire game took the second half of tonight as a result they'll lose game 2 to philadelphia. it was not pretty nice touch early in the game and derrick rose brings out the game ball to officials crowd gives a great ovation well-deserved. philadelphia up early but second quarter chicago bulls took control of of the bench john lucas iii

>> watch out, derrick. of the goatman" will be premiering this sunday at the afi theater in silver spring. >> that was acting there. you know? derrick was, i know. i'd go see it for derrick alone. >> just for that scene. hey, doug. how you doing? >>> doing great, guys. a pretty nice afternoon right now. 80 degrees. plenty of sunshine. dew point of 63. a little bit on the humid side but not bad at all. winds right now out of the south about 6 miles per hour. current temperatures around the region 88 in rockville. a very warm afternoon there. 82 in dulles. 82 right now in manassas. warranton at 86 degrees. 79 in camp springs. out toward crofton the current temperature only around 76. a little bit cooler but my grandma is out there right now and says the weather is fantastic. hi, grandma. got to say i love you. out there right now let's look at the rest of the area as we are watching some showers and thunderstorms just off to the west. over toward hagerstown and also around the la ray valley down toward shenan

you can see 69-year-old derrick mitchell driving this car the wrong way. police say that mitchell had had a brandy binge all day, was in a pub, got into it with somebody in the club. somebody that works in the pub tried to get him not to drive but look what happened. now this is the u.k. so he's driving on the wrong side of the road. >> oh, boy, right into oncoming traffic. >> he brushes up against another car but he doesn't stop. that is basically a hit and run. >> and that guy got out of his car like what the heck just happened? >> derrick has a 50-year history of having issues with the legal system when it comes to drunk driving. in the last two decades, he's had six drunk driving offenses and two daerous driving offenses. when th cgh t him athis alcoh level was twice the legal limit. >> are their laws anything like they are here? >> the judge in this case said this goes to show there needs to be tighter restrictions on people convicted of drunk driving because he's only spending 18 months in prison for all of this and six months of that sentence is for

it happened in gaithersburg and derrick ward has our report. >> reporter: violence at this gaithersburg apartment complex has been rare of late. >> it's a community. everyone gets along. i'm pretty shocked about this. >> reporter: but the kind of violence that transpired saturday everyoning is rare for any community and the kind that is hard for police. >> there was one altercation in the apartment. at one point, the father had decided to leave. as he was attempting to leave, there was another altercation between he and his son, matthew eugene price. it was then that he shot his son. >> reporter: the victim 23-year-old matthew eugene price was shot once in the chest in the third floor apartment. he sometimes shared the apartment with his father. after the shooting he staggered outside of the parking lot and collapsed with his father not far behind. folks that live here say the father was unpleasant. he wore a uniform but often yelled at neighbors but said the son had a more pleasant attitude. the question is how things got so bad that one would kill the other a neighbor saild said the e

. >> maria and derrick. >> yep, maria and her partner derrick were first with the judges but the scores close among the final four when viewer votes were factored in they were factored out. the finals next week which routine. >>> 6:24. still ahead, the race for the white house moves to an important swing state. the candidate getting ready to address supporters in a few minutes. >>> students at cal and other uc campuses could be forced to pay more for tuition again. >>> two months have passed since sierra lamar vanished. the new search taking place today. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney in san jose. part of a construction project has been stopped because of the discovery of 1400 dead bodies. the story coming up in a live report. >>> sunny around the bay and inland this afternoon, temperatures up frommer 60s to low 70s along the coast, clouds, temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. after traveling around the country still warm up north, seattle 66, part land 70, low to mid 80s through the -- 103 phoenix, all major airports time except sfo, 75inute flight arrival delays. oakland and san jo

derrick was not killed in an accident.was killed because of failed mental health care at an army base in fort lewis. from day one i would have commented. he was still legally married. at first, they tried to tell me that i was not the next of kin. you need to get permission from his wife or hire an attorney. to be honest, there were a few drunken nights where i made phone calls and i started to get some paperwork but it just started with flies -- lies. i ask them, 1 dekalb to get some paperwork, i ask them, did the department of defense -- they said that derrick was killed in action. they said, it was probably a mistake from the newspaper or they did not want to embarrass the family. i am not a saint. the military failed to give my son proper mental health treatment. they have not even treated our vietnam veterans. now we're in the next generation. i am here today to cause i do not want my grandchildren, after i'm dead and gone, to have to march through the streets of chicago. >> do you have a message for president obama a

>>trust in repip there was a residual hangover from the derrick rose injury ... this will be a tough game for either team to win here in philadelphia this evening ... we will be back with more on the 5:00 news and again tonight at 9:00 hopefully will have a victory to report for the chicago bulls coming up next at noon of possible breakthrough for the blind chinese activist >>and scientists will examine the brain of the former nfl star junior seau at the wish of his family i've worked hard to build my family. and also to build my career. so i'm not about to always let my frequent bladder urges, or the worry my pipes might leak get in the way of my busy lifestyle. that's why i take care with vesicare. once-daily vesicare can help control your bladder muscle and is proven to treat overactive bladder with symptoms of frequent urges and leaks day and night. if you have certain stomach or glaucoma problems, or trouble emptying your bladder do not take vesicare. vesicare may cause allergic reactions that may be serious. if you experience swelling of the face, lips thro

this event is an important tradition for many, and as derrick ward shows us, a key part in healing for those who have sacrificed so much for our country. >> reporter: this year marks the 25th anniversary of rolling thunder, and for some the 50th anniversary of the start of the vietnam war. but there are those who find that in that accounting, there is a slight to those who were on the ground and who died before 1962. charlie says the names are written in stone. >> there are names on the wall start ing in 1959. we had people killed and captured before that. >> reporter: all along the route, those who did not ride but nonetheless stood for the cause, many with memories of the war. he worked as a so-called tunnel rat and he worked long range recon. >> i worked as close to the enemy as i am to you guys now. i was forced to come back. >> reporter: this man was in deep river country. he knows how fortunate he was to make it home. >> i have 17 brothers on the wall, and this is the best way to honor their memory. >> reporter: and from the speaker stage, the words from the father of a current p

>> thank you, derrick.he segment again or leave a comment, head to wusa9.com and click on features. also in the political arena, we understand that former gop candidate rick santorum has now endorsed mitt romney as the gop candidate for president. >>> switching gears. flashing. that used to ÑixdxdÑoeñ.kb >> this time tomorrow, a couple of showers, maybe a thunderstorm possible north of town with heaviest amounts down i-95. that's the way it looks right now. here's the deal then. dry morning commute. showers possible for the evening commute. again, especially north and west of town. we're looking at that's going to be the best chance. seasonal temperatures, mid-70s. it's about average for this time of year. it's good to be average. we don't need the heat or the a.c. more showers on wednesday and a little better chance of thunderstorms, too on wednesday. so overnight, we're just going to see mostly cloudy, breezy and comfortable. no furness -- no furnace, winds turning south/southeast 10-15. by morning partl

. >>> derrick has more on this. >> reporter: both sides are hoping that the president's position will help sway votes their way, when the issue hits maryland's ballot in november. when president obama announced that his position position on same sex marriage has evolved -- >> i think same sex marriage should get married. >> >> reporter: it out raged some african-american pastors -- >> he has said to african- americans -- >> reporter: he is so opposed to same sex marriage, he told church members he would not support the president and predicts that the president will lose the election. he and many other leaders are pouring their energy into putting it on the ballot in november. >> >> reporter: in maryland. some of the strongest opposition to the law has come from the black community. 30% of the population. some african-american religious leaders are preaching about it. >> god said that in every home, there needs to be a representation of his glory to manhood and femininity. >> to me, this is fundamentally an issue of separation of church and state. >> reporter: this pastor is one of the

[ roar ] >> reporter: derrick ward, news 4. >> watch out, derrick. >>> coming up a very determined tigera big scene during a family trip to the zoo. wait till you see this. >> somebody has serious yard work to do but nobody is fessing up while -- while -- >> what? >> while weeds reach five feet high. try that. good gracious. >> no thanks. >> sea shells down by the seashore with the weeds reaching five feet high. storm 4 doppler radar showing showers and thunderstorms back to the west. temperatures today well above average. will they stay that way through the weekend? my forecast coming up. >>> a guy in wichita, kansas is dealing with really tall weeds. his name is ron sparkman. he says the house next to his has been abandoned since last fall. since then the situation in the yard has gotten quite out of control. in parts of it the weeds are nearly five feet tall. the property is now owned by bank of america but ron says when he called the bank he got a less than helpful response. >> i said they're almost five foot tall. what am i supposed to do? she says we're not legally -- we're not doi

so tiny and stewart were at the house and billy and derrick went off their bikes. we didn't get to the dining hall. they didn't come home. it was an hour-and-a-half had passed and they were gone. so i said go find out where those kids are and get them home. he leaves and somebody knocks on the door. my son stewart is very anxious. he answers the door and his older brother is pale as a sheet, his arm twisted in some odd shape with blood coming off of his leg and he panics and yells for me and racism to the back room and shut the door. he wants nothing more to do with this. i bring believe in and i now know billy is okay. not doing well but going to be fine. where is derek? he said derrick went to get help. i don't know where he is. he was supposed to get help. what happened as he tells me he and derek were climbing around this waterfall on this side of it, very steep and he dropped 15 or 20 feet until a branch caught him or he caught a branch and it is arm but his leg was large and could get it through. he caught up and derek said i will get on the bike and get help

derrick ward has our report. >> reporter: some folks in prince george's county have been quietly workingrevitalize the branch avenue corridor near iverson mall. meet some of the workers, mother nature's lawnmowers. >> the iverson mall can plant beautiful rose bushes and make a beautiful garden. >> and also for them to see there is a farmer's market here. again, we want people to shop local, spend money in their communities. >> reporter: so what's the logic behind foregoing the john deere and opting for a billy goat? a lot of it has to do with the environment. >> the goats are actually fertilizing the environment with a slow-release invite general. >> reporter: there are a lot of curious stares from passers-by. you may see a lot of things at iverson mall, but usually goats aren't among them. >> this guy looks pretty good with some curry. >> reporter: it is thinking outside of the box. of maybe too far outside for some. >> it's bad for people who want jobs to cut the grass. >> reporter: as far as the goats are concerned, they're just doing what goats do. >> i was very pleasantly surprised

what do you hear of that, derrick?> well, i think the idea that we were going to have to feed the taliban foreign occupation was never the right idea in the first place. if the prospect was ever on the table that we were going to defeat the taliban or the political force inside of afghanistan, we would have done it already by the end of the ten-year long war here. so the question is not whether or not we stay until we defeat the taliban or we leave before we beat the taliban on the field of battle. that was never on the table. so the real question is are we able to help craft a settlement, a real political settlement that folds in all of the relevant actors in afghanistan in a way that will bring the level of violence down to a situation that is tolerable for the average person in afghanistan. >> which is pretty high. >> it is pretty high. >> you're talking about a country where more than 60% of people suffer from some form of mental disorder and that's from the world health organization, because of the constant years

. >>> the bulls play without derrick rose, the mvp who tore up his knee during the first game of the playoffs. that and a check on weather when "way too early" comes back. >> tony blair, the 43-year-old laelder of the labour party joined the celebration. >> serve we will with all our heart and all our mind! ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who's good with money. see what's free to spend. move money with a slide. save with a shake. feel good about your decisions. but do you really? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. can your makeup remover do that? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover. yeah, but the feeling wasn't always mutual. i should be arrested for crimes against potted plant-kind. we're armed, and inexperienced. people call me an over-waterer. [ female announcer ] with miracle-gro, you don't have to be a great gardener to have a green thumb. every miracle-gro product helps your garden grow bigger, more beautiful flowers and bountiful vegetables. guaranteed. so e

engineering student derrick lowe created brad. it stands for berkeley ridiculously automated dorm.n elaborate light setup with a disco ball, strobes, and lasers all with voice-activated controls hooked up to his lap top. some school officials say they're concerned about possible electrical hazards but it seems most of the campus is impressed. >> it sends a signal to activate and the whole room goes crazy. >> i wish he would live with me next year or could spice up my apartment. >> he says the lighting setup cost about $300. try sleeping with that much less studying with all that going on. >> wow. we've come a long way from hot plates haven't we? >> yeah. >>> coming up on news 4 the super hero flick "the avengers" is already raking in big bucks at the box office. >>> plus the hollywood celebrity who is going to play the role in a casey anthony made-for-tv movie. >>> coming up at 5:00 a homeless man suspected of shooting two people inside a maryland church and turning the gun on himself. tonight we'll tell you what police say prompted this violence. it's called tanorexia. people who

derrick ward is live on the mall with the event. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are here at the intersection of constitution avenue and henry bacon drive, just south of the lincoln memorial. right on the course that rolling thunder will take once they leave the pentagon and get under way, that will happen at midday. if you look over here behind me, you will see the bikers gathered. on the hill where the flags are and that screen, this is something new. there will be a stage with speakers that will happen at 1:30 this afternoon after the event gets under way. this is the 25th anniversary of the start of this. it's hard to believe that it actually has been 25 years. this is actually a demonstration. the organizers are careful to point that out. it may well be one of the longest and continuous demonstrations over the issues of the treatment and the concern for prisoners of war and missing in action. not only in past conflicts but in current and future conflicts as well. and this marks the 50th anniversary of the official start of the vietnam war. tomorrow, some d

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that's where derrick parks was bitten.ontractor. >> we started to talk to a couple professors, and i found out a mythhbat man. >> if you are working on a shoot spring budget, it's an extreme challenge. we came into the project with a business sense. we had a vision in mind. made it easier in doing the story. >> still, he was surprised how much movie-related business is in the air yea. >> so many people in the art of making a movie don't mind stopping what they are doing and giving me a hand. >> to make a long story short the film god made and got some buzz at a few festivals. >> reporter: the filmmaker and most locals will admit this whole goatman thing is a legend, a legend that endured. it's all in fun, and there's nothing to worry about, or is there? >> i guess that's why we have not seen a derrick in a while. >> yeah, i know. that's why he is not working today. >>> if you see pictures of >>> if you see pictures of goatman or see him, tweet us great. so, you're all set up. what's going on? installing cable. you know thi

derrick went down the dirt path. there was a fork and he went to the left and as he went down a deep hole the undergrowth got much heavier. he realized something was wrong and pushed his way until the bike would go anywhere and turnaround and couldn't see anything but growth because there was no path so he was lost in the woods. so billy finally wedged his foot out and was in shock and walked two miles. he walked by two people who said how are you doing and he said fine. one shoe, blood pouring and hand like this and obviously in shock. i call up to the registration and said i have one kids missing and one with a broken arm. can you send help? response was didn't you just register? i said two hours ago is plenty of time. don't worry about it. they sent a team down to me to see how billy is. he said the to the hospital. can't do anything unless you sign. i am not leaving because i have a kid lost in the woods and i have to be here. we didn't have cellphones at the time. they have the volunteer fire department out look

derrick ward, news 4. >>> coming up, kids are eating them like candy. but what looks like a colorful treat could be poisoning and burning children. there was a bedside arraignment for the man who admitted to luring a new york boy to his death. and a special memorial day for the rolling thunder and where drivers are most likely to get drivers are most likely to get stuck for still thinking of replacing the truck? i just don't know where to start. glad you made it. start by choosing from over 30,000 used cars and trucks. carmax. start here. >>> they have identified the marine found dead in his barracks earlier this week. 19-year-old private romanocaruso was found in his room on wednesday. he's from north carolina. the naval criminal investigative service has launched an investigation into how he died. according to military officials, it was not of natural causes. >>> the man who confessed will this week to strangling a 6-year-old boy in new york, 33 years ago, has been hospitalized as a suicide risk. pedro per in an dhernandez is c facing a bedside arraig

reporter, derrick dennis has the story.ning my whole life going to the beach and to tanning salons and so forth this 44 year-old woman loves to go tanning she might be addictive >> i love tanning >> this mother of five from nutley new jersey pushes surrounds can to the limit she is adamant that she would never tanning her daughter anna who is 6 year-old unfair scanned but that's what the police arrested her for child endangerment for taking the child with her to the tanning salon putting her on a tanning bed causing a slight burn >> deep to get a suntan? >> yes i did ... it >> it never happened >> she said her daughter got a tan from playing at side in the sunshine ... >> when the school nurse asked the child said that she went tanning with her mommy >> she's 6 years old she does not come into the booth with me ... trying to question the girl you could see how she may not tell the story as it has happened ... the woman is in trouble with the law ... the incident has darkened her favorite hobby but not enough to stop her ...

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derrick ward, news 4. >>> well, the unofficial start of summer will feel like summer. temperatures are going to take off into the 90s, folks. doug is kicking off his backyard weather coverage from ocean city. >> reporter: a great day down here in ocean city. that's right, kicking off the unofficial start of summer and, yes, kicking off our backyard weather. we're coming to people's backyards alling a cross the area right on through the end of the summer. take a look down the board walk, here it is on friday before the weekend and we have a lot of people out here already. take it a look at the numbers across the area. currently out at the airport, we're sitting into the 80s. 84 degrees the current number right now with winds out of the south at about 12 miles per hour. do poi due point is 70 so warm and humid. in the 80s all across the area. 82 back to the west. out there towards winchester, cull pepeppe culpepper, 86. on the satellite, no rain across the region after a lot of rain last couple of days. we'll be drying out just in time for the holiday weekend. we are exp

. >> maria and derrick. >> maria and her partner derrick were first with the judges but the scores wereose among the final four when the viewer votes were factor today in they were factored out. >> a literally never thought i would make it this far, ever. and so for me, every week was like a oh wow, oh gosh we did it! >> maria is out, donald driver, catherine jenkins and william levy are still in they will duke it out in next week's finals which chewed the popular freestyle routine. >>> a prized piece of jewelry once worn by european royalty is in the hands of a new honor -- owner the 35 carat diamond sold for 9.7 million dollars at auction this week, a lot of love. the diamond dates back to the 17th century when it was worn by the wife of henry iv. the winning bidder has chosen to remain anonymous. >>> oakland and richmond have their s.w.a.t. teams in separate neighborhoods now, one is ending as we speak. >>> also the new search getting underway in a few hours for a missing morgan hill teenager. >>> the city hall meeting that is adding to new fuel to speculation that the warriors may b

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>> the book, shaping history through prayer and fasting by derrick prince, it gave me faith that nations are changed and shaped through prayer and fasting because it gets godfather's -- god involved, god answered prayer. >> we have a few seconds left, lou, do you get discouraged when you move around culture? do you get depressed by what you see in culture? >> i get discouraged. i don't stay because of the promises of god. i look at a half a million young people gathering in 2000 to fast and pray and stadiums being filled, you know there is a great awakening on the way. i am encouraged. >> a man that has seen those changes and encouraging people to pray, lou engle, great to have you back. >> thank you, sir. >>> up next, images from inside china you won't see anywhere else. see for yourself the amazing revival taking place in china's country side. >> welcome back to "christian world news" earlier we told you about chen guangcheng the chinese christian activist persecuted for speaking out against human rights. the country side is experiencing a powerful move of god. i recently had a chance

among the officers killed in 2011, they are here to honor derrick cross who was killed during a traffic stop. you see there is a ban from the u.s. marshal that is playing at the moment. there are officers from all over the country and even the world. qc patches from california, indiana, fla. -- you name it. this year, they're not just remembering those who fell but going back to the history, we found 200 officers that fell in a line of duty that they had not previously recognized. there's one in virginia that went back to the 1860's that will be put on the moral this year. >> we are also monitoring -- on the memorial this year. >> we're also monitoring a story at a mexico. bodies have been found in trash bags dump along the highway. the message left nearby referred to a notoriously violent drug cartel. the area for the bodies were found is ground between rival cartels. >> closer to home, a prince george's county car dealership is cleaning up a big mess after a fire caused extensive damage. the fire broke out at mccullough metro in marlow heights. last check it does not know what caused

jochim noah out with an ankle injury chicago and is without derrick rose to minister goh spencer taz sixers when 89- 82 and leave that series three- one. and in a child series they're fighting for the series. two-one kings. eighth seed in the west sweeps saint louis. conference finals for just the second time in team history. saint louis is 0-17 in the power play. somebody got fired and hired sutter in december. >>> tonight, bay area welcomes a marine back home from afghanistan when of seven friends who enlisted together the first to return since another killed in action. tonight at 630 of the welcome from danville. will see you back here in half an hour and a 10 and 11 news updates @ cbs s f. com good night.

derrick ward reports. >> reporter: the first comment came more than a month ago. >> these asians comingn, opening up business, dirty shops. >> reporter: shortly after barry tweeted an apology but the fallout continues. another controversial comment about the prevalence of filipinos among the ranks of nurses and health care professionals. >> filipino nurse pushing out from the -- george washington university hospital. >> reporter: a meeting with representatives of asian business professionals and community groups. it was closed to the press. >> time to get out of here. >> reporter: barry reiterated his apology. even from outside it is clear this was no warm and fuzzy affair. terms like oppression olympics and accusations of un-americanism could be heard. barry called the discussion prank and calmed down somewhat. one of those leaving early was geraldine hall who agreed with barry's early characterization of the asian businesses but says she has no problem was asians. >> it should be clean. you don't sell things just given to anybody because of the color of your skin. >> reporter: after t

derrick ward joins us live from 12th and constitution avenue where the hot weather made eight bit of a challenge for some folks today. >> reporter: indeed did it. there there were 313 people that had to have medical attention because of heat related issues. a few have been transported. we are told, though, it wasn't anything too serious. those folks should be all right. take a look behind me here. 12th street is about to reopen here as is constitution avenue at the intersection. all in all it was a somber, yet spirited commemoration of memorial day here in the nation's capital. ♪ on one of the hottest days so far, thousands mustered the will to line the parade route. some marching band members had to forego finishing for fear of the coming to the heat. today's ball the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice and served in defense of the nation. a theme and purpose worth keeping amid all the other emphasis attached to the three-day weekend. >> i came down for the patriots. you know, wanting to be a part of the team. and i'm glad i came. >> this means a lot to me because it is a

back to you. >> derrick ward reporting live. thank you very much it be linting to see how many people participate in the zacking event. >> you have been known to zack. >> yeah. strong man pose created by zack letterer and truly is an inspiration for so many and will be starting his six weeks of radiation on tuesday. we wish him well. >>> time now is 9:10. a royal visit. why prince harry is coming to washington this week. >>> all the ladies are listening now 37. also i ahead laushgs suit in the christmas day fire in connecticut. who the home's owner says is to blame for the fire that killed three young children and grandparents. >> it is one of america northeast cherished sights. why the u.s. may soon have to [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting be

derrick shore is here with how they say the library scheme worked. >> at first glance there sweet roseards to an inmate. but officers say that these are more than just words of support, these are drug laced letters. >> they were determined to be methamphetamine at >> that is right, methamphetamine. narcotics detectives say it was an elaborate operation spearheaded by this wife. to smuggle the drug into the yuba county jail by soaking them in liquid methamphetamine. >> the person just puts it in a liquid to bring it back to its methamphetamine state. >> the recipient was her husband, being held behind bars for an incident that cbs 13 covered back in december, where he was accused of kidnapping a man and eventually leading deputies on a high-speed chase and stand off. >> a lot of stuff, gone. >> neighbors in the well groomed neighborhood where he was living say his home has become well- known. >> we suspected something like this. there were a lot of people coming and going. >> narcotics officers arrested her and for others in the home just yesterday. thanks to a jail guard tipping him of

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. >>> sixers take advantage of the bulls without injured mvp derrick rose, early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> our wednesday forecast is about severe thunderstorms this afternoon and this evening. the forecast is coming up you're watching "early today." >>> good morning if you're waking up this is "early today." >>> in sports, the short-handed boston celtics managed to tie their nba playoff series against the hawks. here is fred roggin with a look at all the sports headlines. >>> good morning. the celts without rondo, the bulls won't have rose for the playoffs, how did they do without their point guards we'll start in atlanta. bucks built a lead, paul pierce took over 13 of 36 came in the final quarter. the news got worse for the hawks. jack smith sprained his knee battling kevin garnett, left the game, he's day-to-day. celts got it done, game three friday in boston. >>> to chicago, rose watched from a box, bulls are the best defensive team in the league but sixers may have found a chink in the armor. the alley oop. time and time again they would make the extra pass for

. >>> sixers take advantage of the bulls without injured mvp derrick rose, early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> our wednesday forecast is about severe thunderstorms this afternoon and this evening. the forecast is coming up you're watching "early today." great. so, you're all set up. what's going on? installing cable. you know this is an ikea, right? yes, but look at this sofa! it's so comfortable. we don't want to leave. have you been living here? can i have dinner at michael's house? they're having meatballs. don't be back too late. you know it gets dark when they shut off the lights. okay. i can stay. you know, you can just buy the sofas and take them home, today. for a limited time, get up to 15% back on select seating. ikea, the life improvement store. >>> good morning if you're waking up this is "early today." >>> in sports, the short-handed boston celtics managed to tie their nba playoff series against the hawks. here is fred roggin with a look at all the sports headlines. >>> good morning. the celts without rondo, the bulls won't have rose for the playoffs, how d

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. >>> no derrick rose, no joakim noah, bulls got it done with the defense. held the sixers to 26 in the first half. chicago avoided elimination with the 77-69 win. >>> in los angeles, lakers rallied from 15 down, couldn't get over the hump. kobe bryant's jumper off the mark. sessions with another shot couldn't get it to fall. despite 43 from bryant, denver won 102-99. >>> the ice, devils and flyers, both team tried to set the tone early. number of huge hits in the opening period. the goal sumd up the series for philadelphia. bryzgalov ricochetted in. devil eliminates the flyers. they have the rangers or caps in the finals. >>> josh hamilton slugged his way in the record books. four home runs in baltimore, 16th player in baseball history to pull off such a feat. in perspective, more perfect games pitched than four home run games. he beat the orioles 10-3. >>> that is the early look at sports on "early today" i'm fred roggin. >>> celebrities turned life savers. more trouble for john tra voe take, the entertainment headlines are ahead. >>> plus, no, you are not

she and herer in, derrick, received the first perfect score of the season's dancing with the stars.anced in a fierce dance. melissa gilbert scored the lowest. watch tonight on abc 2 to see who gets eliminated. >>> a padres fan makes the catch during a game last night against the brewers. he caught the fly ball with one hands, turned to face the camera because check this out, his other arm is in a sling. perhaps the padres should consider signing him. focus, squeeze it, there it is. victory. they may need him for a fielding position in the future. >> that's impressive. >>> virginia his storian gets a piece of personal history. stay tuned to hear how it got in to the right hands. >>> a teen save his elderly neighbors in a house fire. hear what the teen and elderly couple has to say. pull on those gardening gloves. and let's see how colorful an afternoon can be. with certified advice to help us expand our palette... ...and prices that give us more spring per dollar... ...we can mix the right soil with the right ideas. ...and bring even more color to any garden. more saving. more doing.

before we get back to some calls here, derrick, i want to ask you.ay morning, which we are going to talk about hilda solis about and the unemployment taking down to 8.1%. good news or bad news. >> somewhere in the middle. 102,000 jobs is barely enough to make up for population growth. if we grew every month for the next 20 years it would take sometime until the 2030s to make up the gap created by the recession. >> that's a long time from now. >> that's not good news. there is good news in there, you know, long-term unemployment is falling. we are, if you look at the four months average of job creation, it's not 115. it's closer to 200,000. >> that's pretty healthy. 6 months ago, a year ago no one would agree that would be the case in april 2012. there is good news there. the pace of job creation isn't satisfactory. >> good news but not good enough. >> exactly. >> we should be over 200,000 every month, ideally >> absolutely. >> let's say hello to charles. charles calling from lancaster pennsylvania. thank you for joining us thank you very much i am ca

derrick ward at convention center now with more. >> reporter: well, indeed, jim. know, on the official documents this was called the funeral. the first actually ever here at the convention center. but if you were inside it was a totally different mood. you called it right. you said home going service. it was more about celebrating chuck brown's life than it was about dwelling on the circumstances of his passing. ♪ ♪ >> the mood for the afternoon a round of go-go and some of the personal fafts of chuck brown. >> chuck was always about d.c. >> reporter: in a few minutes it was gospel go-go again. ♪ >> reporter: it was truly a home going service with brown in death as in life still front and center. physically, and in the hearts of other go-go pioneers. >> it's hours, our own thing, our own situation. it's the way we'd like to do it, everything about the feel of go-go is the way we like it. >> it may be d.c.'s but it's been shared all over. >> a tricky thing but once you hear the go-go music, new york, richmond, surrounding counties, once they hear the beat they're i