first thing you think of, don johnson, miami advice, colonel sanders. >> good role models. >> that'sit is white, literally. you're going to be dry and looking good. >> first starting off, robin wearing white jeans. >> if you're not used to wearing white in the summer, white jeans are a great place to start. five or six years ago it felt like a trend but it hasn't gone away. it's not a trend anymore, it's a staple, something you should have in your wardrobe when it's homohot. >> h&m, $20. keep with a dark t-shirt. the white is statement enough. keep it simple from there. if you want to dress it up a little bit, a blazer is a way to do that. >> seersucker. >> yeah, super lightweight, keeps you cool. >> thanks, robin. next, a bolder all white look, kind of the tom wolfe look. the full suit which andrea is wearing. what's the key to pull this off. >> number one question, my friends, five summer weddings. they are worried about what to wear. this summer, just get in white suit, wear it to any wedding any time of day. dress it with a plaid shirt, dark tie, dark pair of shoes. >> let me ask

>> well, on the boarder, don johnson. >> on the border they could be look who is coming across the bordert they are using. >> in anybody? nebraska? >> no, not in nebraska. >> but what authority does the epa have to run these missions. >> and one of the questions is it is a violation ever the fourth amendment. unlawful search and seizure. >> exactly. is it a violation? i think it's a really good point. in fact, that it is. and what is the stated purpose for this except for them to try to get information to sue these farmers and environmental groups have access to what is going on. you can believe stuff like this is happening in this country. >> the epa is saying they are saving money. that this helps them because they don't have to go on sight, they can go over head and see if you are breaking the law. >> right. so all these flights overhead are somehow more cost-efficient? >> not only that, but the state of nebraska, it's responsible for the monitoring and they are supposed to report to the feds. so either they aren't doing their job or -- >> hold on, hold on. >> not just the. epa, i'm so

. >> you think don johnson, "miami vice"? >> crockett & tubbs. but first, before all, that seven women and five men, some of them with very close ties to penn state, will hear the case against jerry sandusky. >> the prosecution and the defense will present opening statements monday and then testimony begins. abc's t.j. winick has a preview. >> reporter: good morning, rob and paula. several jurors were excused because of financial hardship on wednesday morning. but in the end the judge found 12 jurors and alternates. the jury is now set in the child sex abuse case of former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky. the 12 who will hear the trial includes a penn state senior, a retired professor, and a woman who's been a football season ticket holder since 1970. >> as the prosecutor you want the jurors to strictly focus on the actions of jerry sandusky, not the actions of penn state. and the prosecutors as well as the judge and the defense attorney should be asking the jurors whether they will be able to separate the case. >> reporter: th

don johnson says those sales still remain relatively strong.lk about sales coming out from toyota. that's roughly in line with expectations. people are going to look at this number and say wow, what a huge increase. >> guys, back to you. >> coming up, mitt romney speaks out on the kpchted jobs report. we'll be talking life to the republican presidential candidate in less than an hour from now. >> but, first, it's judgment day for groupon. the stock officially ending its ipo lock-up expiration today. the shares, as you see, taking down 9%. we're talking groupon, that's next. >>> so much is down across the board today. it's fascinating to see that gold is making gains. gold is rising. >> meantime, watching shares of group on taking a hit today. it marks the end of the lock-up period. ken senna is the analyst who recently upgraded the stock back in april. ken, great to have you with us. the number essentially doubles with the lock of expiration. are all the head winds over? >> yeah, we feel a lot better about the last quarter in terms of the lock-

and abc2 news sherrie johnson and don harrison are live just miles from the scene and i understand we have new developments just in the past minutes. >> reporter: that's exactly right. i just got off the phone with maryland state troopers. the names of the drivers, first off kelly whit. 25 years old of pasadena. she was going the wrong way driving is hyundai. and she was from pounced dead at the -- pronounced dead at the scene of o the crash. she ran into 54-year-old gold of glen burnie. he was flown to shock trauma. that crash happened this morning at 1:30 in millersville a mile south of the ben field road exit. again, one person killed at the scene. that's 25-year-old kelly whit of pasadena. another person 54-year-old jean gold of glen burnie was taken to shock trauma by medevac. whit was traveling in the wrong direction and state troopers shut down the north and southbound lanes for hours but once again they have been reopened to of traffic. reporting live in -- to traffic. reporting live in millersville, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >> you can be the first to know the breaking news

team coverage throughout the day and abc2 news sherrie johnson and don harrison. they are live fare the scene of the crash -- near the scene of the crash. what do you have? >> reporter: basically i've been in touch with maryland state police all morning long. right now i can tell you that the north and southbound lanes of interstate 97 have been reopened to traffic. they were closed down for a period of time during that investigation. this crash happened about 1:30 in the morning. one perp was pronounced -- person was pronounced dead on the scene of the crash and another person was taken to shock trauma with serious injuries there. this morning i have don harrison joining me live here. he was first on the scene. don describe what you saw when you pulled up. >> it was an hour, hour and a half after the accident occurred as you said both lanes were shut down. at that point southbound lane had occupied back up but the northbound lane still shut and closed. both vehicles in the scene. it was obvious that there was a head-on collision. both seemed to be on the drivers'

remember, johnson & johnson's former ceo william wel don did damage to this company, which is why hadput him on a wall of shame. jnj used to be a phenomenal business. in fact, jnj was my number one recommendation for all the years i worked at the goldman sachs. over the last decade, the stocks up just 32% with reinvested dividends. i want you to go back 20 years. guess what you get, 690% return. jnj, band-aids, up 4,805% from 1982, through a couple of bear markets. yeah, jnj is the definition of blue chip that was poorly run, especially the mcneill labs consumer biz. mcneill is located in my hometown, biggest employer. we all knew it was the single best company on earth. everybody wanted to work there. it was loyalty. i lived a mile from mr. mcneill. i never thought jnj would do this to his great company. now pargo makes knockoff versions of mcneill's over-the-counter products. nobody wants to talk about it. maybe it's because i'm from the division. you know what i mean. i'm talking about reputational damage. you don't really realize how much a new ceo looking at things with a fresh p

johnson wins. >> i didn't know that. >> there's a maryland connection to this whooping cough that had don and i stunned. >> sharon gibalahas your traffic control, we have weather also coming up next. >> it's graduation time and wjz would like to see you photos. e-mail them to us then look for them as part of a big slide show at wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. 59 right now, 93% -- humidity. 64 dc, almost 60 easton, 63 packs river, 66 annapolis and kent island, 57 westminster, 61 in bel air. high pressure still continues to run the show. slowly by surely it's migrating off to the east. by early next week the return flow and it gets me -- memorial hot. tonight we'll say generally clear, 58 the low. tomorrow and sunday almost the exact same forecast. partly sunny, please ent with a hey of -- pleasant with a high of 82 both days. 87, humid on tuesday, 90 and humid on wednesday. >>> your rush right now from sharon gibala. >> we started off by siz but we quieted down -- off busy but we quieted down just a bit. the accident on 70 not causing any issues. the biggest issue is in the city on cathedral street. it's

johnson responded yesterday by calling mad don a, quote, weird wus.ryce harper at the dish, shoots one into left centerfield. steve comes around to score. 1-0 nats. two more in the inning to make it 3-0 early. third inning, strauss berg was dealing. no pine tar needed. he gets ben zobrist swinging to end that inning. ten strikeouts in the game, all ten batters went down swinging. this pitching staff is unbelievable. rays down one with a runner on second. jose molina, watch the catch, laying out to make the play. nats stay on top of the nl east leading the mets by three games. the mets are hot right now. >> straussberg, last season, would pitch like this. and like is he adjusted his pitching motion? everybody, when he went out said, that something about having to keep the elbow below the shoulder. >> yeah. >> has he adjust uds it for the long range, long term. >> i think he had to after the injury. >> his motion has changed a little. his setup has changed a little. he is an incredibly awesome pitcher to watch. i saw him a couple of months ago, he is th

johnson. if you want to understand terrorism you need to understand the and then and if so don said is a terrificguy. with theron on the ground, speaks the language, has trained ambassadors going over. it is a poor country that yemen is the big source of al qaeda and terrorism. >> host: david coleman? >> guest: a book called of 14th day october 2012 the 50th anniversary of the cuban missile crisis. everybody knows the 13th day but david's question is what about the 14th day? from the transcripts from the kennedy white house about how he managed the outcome from making sure the of missiles were removed to managing congress with the results of the contras at -- contrast. he is at the university of virginia at the history department. >> host: how long have you been with w.w. norton chairman and president? >> 36 years. started right out of college and have been running the last 18 years and chairman since 2000. >> host: what is the breakdown with the e-books? >> 21% e-books which is about industry average. some see a much higher and nonfiction sales on individual titles when occasion was over 50%. >>

don imus won't. >> stephanie: thank you governor ventura. take that, imus. [ applause ] >> i agree with a lot of what gary johnson stands for. >> stephanie: i to do with the republican party. he's on the libertarian ticket. >> yes but go, do! let's go! 47 minutes -- >> romney? anyone but romney. >> stephanie: yes. 47 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show." >> sweet lady gaga, that is good! >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." he's certifiably insane! and just signs a deal for $100 million and people listen to that crap! i just can't believe it. 1-866-55-press. your latest on glenn beck. let's talk about it. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." live on your radio and current tv. after the commercial. he's certifiably insane! and just signs a deal for $100 million and people listen to that crap! i just can't believe it. after the commercial. >> it is a combination of low self-esteem, low blood sugar and missing red wine with my -- and mixing red wine with my painkillers. tuesday, june 12th. >> announcer: on your radio and on current tv, this is the "bill press show." [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> announcer: st