and then "dr. phil" at 3:00 and then our news. >>> the other big news, the death of raven quarterback steve mcnair. we are getting the timeline of events that led up to his death. sally thorner has more. >> reporter: police still aren't calling this a murder- suicide but it is looking more likely that is what may have happened. we just learned that steve mcnair met 20-year-old sahel kazemi at restaurant where she worked in nashville. police say mcnair, who is married, began dating kazemi soon after as kazemi told her family that he was planning to divorce his wife to be with her. but just this last thursday she purchased a handgun from someone she knew. that same handgun was found at the scene but ballistics tests are penning to see if that gun killed mcnair and kazemi. >> mcnair was not with kazemi when she bought that pistol. >>> more questions than answers in the death of two lutherville teens found on the light rail tracks over the weekend. weijia jiang is live with developments in the case. good af

right after dr. phil. >>> that baby in the blanket, wow, stay with us the five-day . >>> weather specific for the orioles food drive, if you're going to be down there, 7:00 first pitch. everyone the boys' night how before the first pitch. thunderstorms possible. hopefully they will be out of here by the time the game starts. >>> chance of showers on sunday. 90 on tuesday, lows around 70. >> we'll be there as soon as the gates open. don't miss numbers at 10:00 on cbs and follow by eyewitness news at 11:00. >> that's our report. thank you for joining us on wjz 13, maryland's news station. i'm mary bubala. >> don scott. >> tim williams. we'll keep you posted on my

go to these stories and the breaking news today at 4:00 right after dr. phil. . >>> your five-day forecast 88 today, 86 tomorrow with storms in the afternoon, a nice on saturday and storms on sunday. 90 on tuesday with lows in the mid-60s, 70 degrees. >> the cruise ship looking better and better. >> thank you. >> don't miss the mentalist. >> you had a mental moment. >> i was thinking of the ship i think. the orioles welcome the red sox to town and see the birds taking on the red sox. >> that was about 5 second. >> kevin: how's it going, man? >> daniel: (sighs) don't ask. >> jana: god, i wish i could give you a hug, but i think "smiley" over there might object.

join us after dr. phil. don, happy anniversary, here's to another 35 years. >> thank you very much we'll are you making it easier for bacteria to grow on your dentures? you are if you use toothpaste instead of soaking them in polident. toothpaste is abrasive on dentures look, scratches where bacteria can collect and grow and bacteria can cause bad breath that's why i recommend replacing toothpaste with polident. only polident is proven to clean without scratching and kills 99.9% of odor causing bacteria don't scratch your dentures clean use polident every day . >>> tonight on wjz, it airs at 10:00 and followed by the eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> thank you for joining us i'm mary bubala. >> i'm don scott.

these stories and all a breaking news today at 4:00 after dr. phil. >>> let's take a look at the five-day forecast. tomorrow we'll have thunderstorms and up to 90. good news, we'll lose enough of the humidity in the atmosphere that we can take the thunderstorm symbol off thursday through sunday. it remains summer like as it should but those days of soda precedent zelayas between now and then. we'll watch that carefully for you at wjz.com. >> coming up tonight, medium at 10:00 followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> finally this noon, if you have a goose on the loose, there's one man you can call. a california man is taking geese to task for the messes they leave behind. he's known as the goose guy. cities hire him and his border dollies to chase geese away from parks, cemeteries, anywhere poop is unwelcome. it may sound silly but he just signed them on for a mere $35,000 contract. >> my goodness. >> it's like a package deal with the border dollies. >> they have a deal like that at pine ridge but there's still a lot of poop around. >> we're out of t

join us at 4:00 after dr. phil. stay with us, five day forecast is coming up next. >>> here is the five day forecast, topping out around 80 degrees, chance for a shower or thunderstorm, see our chances continue on and off in to friday. they vary each day with thursday being the highest of the next few here. it's going to get warmer and remain muggy through the next few days, 86, 87. below average, warmer than it has been lately. good for the weekend. coming up tonight on wjz13, don miss medium airs here at 10:00 followed by eye witness news at 11:00. this noon a new jersey man finds the way to turn a food craving in to crash ft wanted seafood so he went to get clams at a friend. house and inside one of those clams, it was a purple pearl. the odds of that happening are one in 2 million. smaller purple pearls have been wort up to 25,000 -- worth up to $25,000. did you know there with were pearls in clams? i didn't. thank you for joining us.

join us for these stories and all the day's breaking news at 4:00 after dr. phil. stay with us. the five-day forecast with >>> welcome back, everybody. five-day forecast. thunderstorms late today into tonight and all that passes through tomorrow. it is out of here wednesday and a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm but the chances increase once again on thursday as a new storm moves our way. and it will be cool tomorrow but we warm it up toward the end of the week. >> all right. the first "csi" night of the week. tonight at 10:00, don't miss csi miami to be immediately followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. finally this noon it has been three weeks since the death of michael jackson, and in peru, a group of fans are paying tribute by creating the famous thriller. it is being accompanied by a jackson impersonator who performed with them. >>> thank you for watching, i am mary bubala. >> i am bernadette woods. have a great day, ever. see you back here at 4, 5 and 6.

join us for these stories at 4:00 after "dr. phil." >> sally, thank you. >>> stick around, the five-day >>> all right, welcome back. we already discussed today. if anything fires up we will have it for you at wjz.com. tomorrow, a chance of a lingering thundershower in the forecast. high of 90. friday, another wave come at us with additional thunderstorms and 90. it will clear us out for the wokeend. drop humidity just a little bit and temperatures down a few degrees. >> okay. >>> thank you for watching eyewitness news. i am mary bubala. >> don scott. >> and i am marty bass. you all have a great afternoon >> kevin: how's it going, man? >> daniel: (sighs) don't ask. >> jana: god, i wish i could give you a hug, but i think "smiley" over there

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join us for these stories and all the breaking news at 4:00 after dr. phil. don and mary. >> thank you very much. >>> stay with us the five-day >>> welcome back, everybody. a beautiful shot right now. more will happen over the next few days, marty in the outback. >> let's take a look at the numbers. earlier we had mentioned that midweek we were going to indeed see a warm-up. there is that 89 and 898 wednesday and thursday and i got to be honest could be 90 degrees both day. a wind shift moves some heat and humidity out here and sets us up for another gorgeous weekend with sunshine. temperatures back in the mid- 80s. now back inside. >> thank you very much. >> unbelievable. >>> it is monday so another "csi" night on cbs. another episode of "csi miami" today by eyewitness news at 11. >>> that's our report. thank you for watching eyewitness news on wjz 13, maryland's news station. i am mary bubala. >> don scott. >> for marty bass, i am bernadette woods. have a great day, everybody. see you back here at 4, 5 and 6. >> enjoy that weather. >> yeah. ♪ [ music ]

join us for these stories and all the breaking news today at 4:00 after "dr. phil." >>> stay with us, the five-day have you heard about miralax? it's a different kind of laxative that's kindto your body. miralax relieves constipation with no bloating... no cramping... and now...no prescription. announcer: restore your body's natural rhythm withmiralax. >>> welcome back. the five-day forecast with tim. >> well, we are taking a look at a nice stretch of temperatures tomorrow. 85 degrees. we will have a chance of showers as bernadette mentioned, but then we drop down in temperatures. look at the stretch. 82 on wednesday. 82 on thursday. 86 and 88 by the weekend. we are looking at temperatures near 90 degrees with overnight lows as mild as 70. a really nice stretch and we expect this for this time in july. back inside. >> but in some ways i expect the haze and humidity in july. >> we were just discussing that over the weekend, adam and i, and i like the break. i don't want the humidity. >> we will get it, that's for sure. just a reminder to tune into the cbs primetime

these stories and today's breaking news at 4:00 after "dr. phil." >>> stay with us, the five-day >>> the five-day first warning forecast. pretty much today, tomorrow the same forecast. 84 -- [ coughing ] -- i get all choked up saying 90s in the forecast. 90s on saturday >> okay, take two. >> just taking a look at your five-day first warning forecast. temperatures tomorrow much like today. 84 degrees. 90 degrees on saturday. a bit of clearing. 88, 86 and 88 for sunday, monday and tuesday. a hot one on saturday. >> looks good. >>> coming up tonight on wjz 13. another episode of the hit drama "the mentalist" at 10:00 followed by eyewitness news at 11. >>> this noon when you are thinking of a lion, your first thought is not to hug the giant animal. jupiter is known as a gentle giant at the animal shelter in columbia. on the 10th birthday. he lovingly embraced the moon rescued him from a lifetime of torture. as you can see the 250-pound lion even loves a kiss or two. i didn't see it. did he give a kiss or two. >> he did. >> what is he eating now? >> lo

join us for these stories and all the breaking news after "dr. phil." mary have fun at the soccer game. >> thank you, we will. >>> the five-day forecast is >>> welcome welcome back, everybody. five-day forecast. getting into the upper 80s. about 86 degrees. tomorrow, look at that, 90 degrees and for the most part we think the thunderstorms will stay away and they will be returning on sunday. 90 degrees. high humidity both days. going to be a hot, muggy weekend. the chance for pop-up showers and thunderstorms in a very summertime pattern is going to stick around this week and we have not seen much of that. we will see it. >> at the end of the july. >> go figure. >> a reminder to tune into the cbs primetime lineup. another episode of "numbers" and followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. that is our report. thank you for watching eyewitness news on wjz 13, maryland's news station. i am mary bubala. >> and i am bernadette woods. have a great day and a great weekend, everybody. we will be back here at 4, 5 and 6. >> and always on wjz.com as well. >> chance: (c

join us for all of those stories and more news at 4:00 after "dr. phil." >>> welcome back.aking a look at the sun breaking out over the harbor right now, the next five days, tim with the forecast. >> you definitely feel it out here. feels pretty tropical. finally starts to feel more seasonal like we typically do this time of year. temperatures around 82 on tuesday and 84 on friday with a chance of showers in the afternoon each night. 88 on saturday with a potential break in the shower activity, but then another chance by the end of the weekend. looking at 86 and 86. overnight lows down around 70. back inside. >> tim, thank you. >>> a packed primetime tonight at cbs. tonight at 8:00, the president's primetime speech as he presses for health care reform. that will air right here on wjz 13. after that "csi: new york" followed by eyewitness news at 1 is o'clock. >>> finally this noon, the longest solar eclipse many of us will ever see, so i guess we are out of luck unless you happened to be in asia or india yesterday. the solar eclipse lasted more than six minutes. in japan vil

join us after "dr. phil." >> stay with us. the five-day forecast is next. >>> welcome back. we'll look at the five-day forecast. really consistent temperatures. and tomorrow's going to be a tad bit humid. with that chance of a thundershower tomorrow night and then maybe another ripple sunday, we're going to see humidity drop. it's going to be comfortable over that five-day period. as far as washing out saturday night and sunday, i don't see it happening. there will be some scattered showers about. >> looking good. >>> a reminder, be sure to watch cbs' primetime lineup. tonight at 10, another episode of "numbers" airs here at 10:00. followed by our news at 11:00. >> thank you for watching eyewitness news at wjz's news station. >> mary bubala. >> don scott. >> and more this afternoon at wjz.com.

join fours these stories and breaking news after "dr. phil." back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> stay with us. >>> welcome back to the noon news. generally mild. i told you i was changing. throw it back inside. >> one thing to say, marty, fore! >> out of here. >> that is our report. thank you for watching eyewitness news wjz maryland's news station. i am mary bubala. >> don scott. >> and for the soon-to-be golfing marty bass, i am tim williams. enjoy your afternoon, everyone.

join us for these stories and all of today's breaking news after dr. phil. mary, don have a great day. >> sally, you too. >>> stay with us, the five-day >>> we are looking at the live shot of the harbor. >> hey, i got news for you. on a day like this, you can take a shot of a landfill and it will look good. [ laughter ] >> it would. no doubt about it. >> that's true. >> it is magnificent out here. look at the five-day forecast. talk about mid-80s. low humidity, gentle breezes and sunshine today. much the same deal tomorrow. 82. 82 on friday. we were discussing a push of warmer, more humid air, and this will be here on saturday, but then we get a bit of a wind shift right on that new air mass. maybe a chance of a thundershower on sunday. knock it back to 8 -- 85 and 86 and the breezes not unlike this gorgeous afternoon. back inside. >> thank you very much. >>> another "csi" night. and at 10:00 another episode of "csi: new york" to be immediately followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> finally this noon, that time of year again as the bulls go running throug

join us for all of these stories after dr. phil. don and mary. >> thank you very much. >>> welcome back, everybody. talking about orioles back here. here is the five -- here is marty. >> a bit of a warm-up here as we move toward the week's end. i want to point out that art scape weekend after a cold front comes to us and thundershowers likely late thursday, breezy, slow clearing. 86 on friday. how about art scape weekend traditionally around 100 degrees. looking for beautiful conditions. sunshine and temperatures in the low 80s. back inside. >> is this baltimore? [ laughter ] i mean -- >> for real. >> san diego? >> you got to keep reminding me. another night of crime here on cbs at 10. "48 hours mystery" followed by wjz's eyewitness news at 11. >>> he is one of baseball's hottest hitters, but he crushed a home run to win the 2009 home run derby. earlier jaws dropped as he hit a ball 503 feet. no orioles played -- competed in the slugging contest in st. louis. >> wow. >> better to catch it, right. that's our report. thanks so much fo

seinfeld in the fourth place and dr. phil, the doctor is in and cashing in, he is number five on the list. >> they are all so hot. >> yeah, right. >> they didn't say hot just said richest. >> i do like jerry. >> he he makes good movies and tv. >> let's talk weather. while it is quiet it is muggy. this afternoon we will be talking thunderstorms some of which could be strong to severe. the satellite and radar image. watching storms not only kentucky on the big side but in southwestern virginia seeing new ones pop up in the last 60 minutes or so and some of those will be tracking to us later this morning and during the afternoon we wille watching the storms. here wego. in the 70s although

comedian jerry sienfeld and dr. phil round out the top five. >>> harry potter proving to be magic at the box office. second highest wednesday movie debut trailing only last month's transformers, revenge of the fallen. fourth biggest daily gross ever. >>> coming up in 15 minutes at 6:00 p.m. an unexpected apology from a virginia newspaper. >>> also, will dc charter school children have schools to attend in the fall. the district missed a $100 million payment. >>> and why the once popular shoe may be headed for the bargain bin. do you have some of those? >> i don't. >> my kids spent all last summer in crocs. >> has someone decided they are not in style any more. >> you'll have to wait to find out. >> i may stick around for the 6:00 p.m. show just for that story. maybe i will do some weather too if you let me do the segment. >> since you are here. >> let's do it right now. since you are here you don't have to wait until 6:00 p.m. three-day trend as we always do. going into the weekend i think we will get rain late friday an

you're getting it out of me like dr. phil. this is awesome. >> we'll have time for that.but it's coming. it's a new sound. it's a new vibe for me. >> jimmy: yeah, you said it was something like -- >> watch out for it. >> jimmy: electric? >> electro, hip-hop, soul, funk. it's like really all the different sounds that i've been hearing throughout the world in my travels. and, you know, my strength is as a producer. and, you know, and i really took a lot of time producing this album. and i'm in the studio every day. >> jimmy: i mean, you are one of the most legendary producers of all time. biggie, mary j., right? >> yeah. biggie, mary j. the loc, jay-z. >> jimmy: you branch out. you're doing everything now. you have -- >> mariah carey. aretha franklin. sting. >> jimmy: sting? you did something with sting? oh, yeah, sorry. "every breath you take." >> no, no, no. [ laughter ] no, i also did something for sting. >> jimmy: you did? >> yes, i did. >> jimmy: which one? >> david bowie? >> jimmy: bowie? >> yes. david bowie. ♪ [ laughter ] smashing pumpkins. >> jimmy: smashing pumps.

dr. phil be angry, and ob/gyn for 26 years, four-term representative from the 11th district of georgia. to 11, fourth term pennsylvania district. rep dr. tom price who is active in the georgia delegation, orthopedic surgeon for 20 years and a three-term representative for the sixth district of georgia. and dr. phil row, ob/gyn for 30 years, first term from the first district of tension -- tennessee. in addition, we have our physician panel of the yen from msnbc. dr. stuart is a cardiologistç d a past president of the president of the medical society of mr. columbia. and we have an endocrinologist and msnbdc member. >> i'm going to pose the first question to dr. kingergfingry. during health care debate, much attention has been paid to those of or uninsured. as measures to address the fact that all should have health care, i would us who are the 47 million -- i would ask who are the 47 million uninsured and how would you provide them with healthcare? >> before a specifically answer the, let me

the veterans of this struggle is one of the doctors, a member of the doctors healthcare caucus, dr. phil if i will gingrey, doctor? >> congressman shadegg, i really appreciate the opportunity to be with you talking about the improvement. healthcare for all americans act. let me make an analogy here. what the democrats in both the senate and the house appear to be doing is trying to build a 10,000 square foot house on three stories, but they don't have the money to really build a good house. so they're cutting corners here and there and they're stretching and they'll end up with a 10,000 square foot house on a shaky foundation, maybe a leaky roof. they can't heat it. they can't cool it and eventually it's going to come crashing down because of the tremendous cost, not just the 1 to $3 trillion to create it. but when you get beyond that 10-year window, god forbid, what congressman shadegg has done here and as i say, he has worked on this issue for so long -- i was elected in 2002 with some of my colleagues here on the dias as a physician member. my constituents thought i would know everyth

i'm meanwhile, i'm dr. phil in the car. nowhere in florida and says that's it. i'm done. i'm not getting back in t car so i'm standing there in florida 118-degree heat going patrick we're at a gas staon, there's nothing else for 40 miles an. what are you going to do, walk? he gets back in the car and for the rest of the trip it was pins and needles and crying and loving -- >> cathartic. >> we eventually -- >> it ended up with us swimming with the dolphins and making out. >> he actually slept with one of the dolphins. >> everybody -- >> wasn't it a dolphin -- just like us. >> except for that off-color remark about the dolphins. >> it's great to be back together. safe to say. >> it's fun. >> the best thing that all three of us have ever done. i say that because the experience we've always wanted to work together and other than the show we never had. it's the greatest cast i've ever worked with and it's satire. great writing staff. "frasier," "seinfeld," "just shoot me." >> great music. david and i like we said we played rocki

he will be joined by his wife amber who plives served on the staff of the second district with dr. phil he's been vital in helping staff with military issues, where he's brought his own experience as a veteran of the army national guard in iraq he appreciates the service members, families, and veterans. he's the son of allen and debra amar of johnson tennessee and brother of adam amar. we are all tremendously proud of allen and amber and wish them and their young son, alexander jacob, all the best in the years to come. god speed to the amar family. in conclusion, god bless our troops, we'll never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts rise? >> to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. >> as we debate health care reform legislation, my republican friends say, things are fine just the way they are. take two tax breaks and call me in the morning this despite the fact that health care costs has grown faster than wag

dr. phil's perot, ob/gyn for 30 years, first term from the first district of tennessee. end, dr. stuart cardiologists, and the chairman of the board, we have a vascular surgeon and past president of the district of columbia, and we have a woman and internist and endocrinologist. we're going to start with dr. signees who oppose the first question. >> thank you, peter. i'm going to close -- pose the first question. during the healthcare debate there is much attention paid to the needs of the 47 million uninsured. as measures to ensure that all americans of quality health care should be a central piece of any health reform by congress i would ask who are the 47 million insured and how to provide them health care. >> thank you very much for the question before and specifically answered in that let me just thank dr. line, which dr. joe giordano who is setting the stage and give us a historical perspective. for all the members of the district of columbia medical society, the george washington university hospital, the teaching center. my fellow members of congress, adopted membe

more understand her heart than she can understand mine and this empathy idea makes us all kind of dr. phils. i feel uncomfortable doing that. i really do. so i base my vote on qualifications, and i came away after the hearing believing that she was well qualified, that the american bar association gave her the highest rating anyone could receive, and that meant a lot to me and alito and roberts and it means a lot to me now, that she was competent, not just qualified, and it's not me saying that. it's what everybody who has worked with her has said, and she's of good character, so when i rejected the empathy heart standard and went back to what we used to do around here, i found that she was extremely well qualified, 17 years on the bench, 12 years as a circuit court of appeals judge, left of center but certainly within the mainstream, and as to my good friend senator grassley she can be no worse than souter from our point of view, so there is not going to be a major shift in the balance of power here, but what she will do as a judge i think will be based on what she thinks is right and that

more understand her heart than she can understand mine and this empathy idea makes us all kind of dr. phils. i feel uncomfortable doing that. i really do. so i base my vote on qualifications, and i came away after the hearing believing that she was well qualified, that the american bar association gave her the highest rating anyone could receive, and that meant a lot to me and alito and roberts and it means a lot to me now, that she was competent, not just qualified, and it's not me saying that. it's what everybody who has worked with her has said, and she's of good character, so when i rejected the empathy heart standard and went back to what we used to do around here, i found that she was extremely well qualified, 17 years on the bench, 12 years as a circuit court of appeals judge, left of center but certainly within the mainstream, and as to my good friend senator grassley she can be no worse than souter from our point of view, so there is not going to be a major shift in the balance of power here, but what she will do as a judge i think will be based on what she thinks is right and that

it's ben bernanke and dr. phil. the fed i covered never would have done this. >> a child prodigy. >> the interesting thing a lot of people are saying it's our money, what's happening. >> the fact he's answering these questions and coming on different shows, it's a good thing. >> but really quickly, $1.5 trillion the fed london to these banking institutions we don't know about. we don't know who got what. there are still secrets i personally would like to know but we are learning more and more about what the fed is doing and more defense of the bailouts than before. >> all right, thank you. >> thank you. >> seven-time tour de france winner lance armstrong made it to the podium in paris as a third place winner. our sanjay gupta spoke exclusively to lance after the race. we'll that for you next, 20 minutes after the hour. it's not. announceit keeps my airways. to help me breathe better all day long. and it's not a steroid. announceit keeps my airways. to help me breathe better all day long. and it's not a steroid. anno

. -- dr. phil gingrich.y colleague spoke about what kind of doll the white house could have ended up with if they had rushed that. they would have ended up with a junkyard dog if they have rushed it through. just like this health care situation. we want affordable, accessible, and universal health care. accessible in universal to everyone. instead, we rush it through an end up with universal nightmare. we can do this right. we talk about republican legislation. this iwe have plans and amendmes that representative glenn just held up -- rep blood just held up. -- representative blunt just held up. if the public option is so good, then left side of the president and every member of congress -- then it lets assigned at the president, vice-president, and every member of congress. if you're going to talk the talk, you need to walk the walk. if we're going to end up getting denied coverage and a rationing of care, let's put up or shut up. i think we have some great plans. i am creance rigid proud to be here with my

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