the duke of norfolk and the lord chamberlain. the queen and the duke of edinboro will turn to the right to make their way into that robing room. we'll get a little glimpse of the robing room, which by the way in the second world war served as the chamber of the house of lords because of all the damage done to the palace of westminster. the state opening took place in that room. it's remarkable to think today. just a few minutes inside the room for the parliamentary robes to be prepared for the imperial state crown to be prepared to. the herald's in place for a procession in state through the royal gallery. and the lieutenant general david leaky who was appointed relatively recently, his first state opening today, a lot of pressure on him. we chatted last week as he was preparing and he was looking forward to it. the kings of arms leading the herald. and they are the ones who are in charge of all the duty and the design of new coats of arms. that's the scene in the royal gallery. will be stripped back there for when the queen is r

the duke checking the speech which is what the lord chancellor might have done earlier. i wish we had a microphone there. that would be pretty good, wouldn't it? that was pretty animated. so a little element of informality and kenneth clarke with a beaming smile as the queen and the duke make their way back towards the sovereign staircase. the young members of the house of cavalry still there lining the staircase. and down towards the base of the victoria tower and the sovereign's entrance. ladies in waiting are following the procession there. right at the bottom of the staircase, we can see black rod. the heralds making their way down. ready for the departure. they will line the pathway on the last set of stairs. the duke of norfolk sharing a few words with the queen. it's all very chatty and friendly today. a few words with the local chamberlain. ♪ the door of the australian state coach is closed. fanfare has been sounded by the state trumpeters, the household cavalry. the footmen replace on the carriage. and the journey back to buckingham palace is now under way. salu

a great deal of attention has been paid to the attention of ali masa duke. he has ties to iran. now this terrorist orchestrated a brazen botched kidnapping attempt of president obama that led to the deaths of five military personnel. he was in the custody of the united states military in iraq from march 2007 to december 2011 when he was transferred to the custody of iraqi government. and "the new york times" report from may 7, 2012, indicates an iraqi court ordered the release of dak duke. citing insufficient evidence to prosecute him. "the new york times" also reported that dak duke has been charged with, excuse me, war crimes including murder and terrorist espionage before a u.s. military commission. is the fbi actively engaged with appropriate military officials on a plan to provide all necessary support and documents that would be needed for the prosecution of dak duke before the military commission? >> well, yes. not only would we be willing and able to cooperate with a military commission if he was -- if we obtained custody of dak duke, in the meantime we have cooperated w

duke standing in the way. the blue devils always feisty and being annoying duke. terps back in black. how about that. wearing the black uniforms. up 7-4 in the 3rd. call on dr. drew, bulls eye and that is 8-4. told you duke was feisty. on the attack, they miss once but not twice. that closed it to within 10-8. terps turning it on. how about a snyder spin or a spin-a, rama. maryland dusting off duke 16-10 and heading back to the finals. >> everybody get more focus, more effort and i think our leaders stepped up and i think we have one of those moments where we knew if we didn't do that it would be done and i think there were too many guys that didn't want to see the reason end the wrong way. >>> and josh hawkins from distance, not a problem. he had -- he gave loyola a 2-0 lead. and he was the man. five goals sh the severna park strangler, loyola advancing, 7- 5. >>> and in soccer, d.c. united taking on the revolution. trying to get into first place, following the bouncing ball. header, no. the third kick, yes. making it 2-0. second half derosario normally scores an

i am a duke alum.i know what you said. [ laughter ] i know why you said it. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> but you said it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, okay. yeah. >> and then, you wore that garish carolina sweatshirt. >> jimmy: oh, come on. >> so i brought you -- >> jimmy: it was a nice sweatshirt. look. carolina. people like it. one person's clapping. [ laughter ] what is the problem? do you want to move your mic? >> okay. i'm a member of the blue devil nation, and we weren't feeling it. >> jimmy: i got you. i understand. i did not mean to offend anyone at duke. and really -- and i enjoy duke just as much as i do any. >> okay. >> jimmy: but you brought something? >> so i brought something so you'd never forget how you affected us. >> jimmy: this is beautiful. this is beautiful. look at this. >> a jacket. [ cheers and applause ] and on the inside -- >> jimmy: the inside it says, "retta says never forget." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and

there's an incident north of duke street sitting on the shoulder and not causing a delay. be aware of police activity northbound 395. in my next report, a closer look at virginia roads at 4:47. >>> it is time for the first your money segment of the morning. >> jessica is here with headlines. i peeked yesterday and it was not in good shape. >> not good. we're hoping for a much better day today. we don't know if we're going to get it. the stock market kicked off the week in the red again. of course this is because of political gridlock, greece raising the odds they may bail out of their agreement and possibly the euro. that could have a global ripple effect and that's something wall street certainly doesn't like. checking the numbers the dow stands at 12,695. dropped 125 points in trading yesterday. nasdaq was off by 31 points and the s&p 500 was down by 15. later in the morning, investors will get a snapshot of the consumer mood when the government reports on april retail sales. consumer spending is closely watched which accounts for about two-thirds of the u.s. economy. >>

the interstate heading for the 14th street bridge past duke street.ep you posted on that situation in alexandria at 6:00. >>> making news now at 5:51, this morning a powerful earthquake has shaken northern italy for the second time in the last ten days. local news reports say there are at least three people dead. this is video from the may 20 quake which killed seven people. this morning's tremor has caused some of the buildings damaged in the first quake to collapse. >>> peru's government declaring a 30-day state of emergency. this is following a deadly protest against a copper mine there. two demonstrators were killed, dozens more were injured. the protesters claim that mining operations there are contaminating local water sources. >>> researchers say bluefin tuna caught along the coast of california contain radiation levels ten times higher than normal. the fish have carried that radiation 6,000 miles from the waters near japan's crippled fukushima nuclear plant. scientists say the tuna radiation levels are still well below the safe to eat limit. >

i don't know if any of these faces are duke ellington. there are lots of african-american historical luminaries but not duke. we insist, freedom now suite. you can see the album covers are re-enacting the sit-ins, and this album was inspired by the sit-ins, the sort of mass uprising, spontaneous uprising of college, black youth. white youth took part in the sit-ins throughout the south and then charles mingus who was a very distinctive and strong voice of protest. spirituals in gospel music, of course, paul roveson identified with the spirituals and also identified with a strong voice of protest. leatine price, another african-american classical singer who was very prominent in this period. mahalia jackson, participated in the march on washington and a friend of dr. king and mr. reston, made a recording of spirituals and in addition to his brilliance as an organizer, he was a great singer as well. and then the tradition of the freedom songs, and this is primarily within snc, though freedom songs would be sung at other rallies, of other ci

this is syon house, seat of the dukes of northumberland. the 11th duke lives there.t isn't impressive from outside, but wait till you get in. robin middleton of columbia university, new york, has developed a highly original approach to the architecture of the 18th century. the first design for this floor was a simple checkerboard without these dynamic directional indicators, but all that was to change as the building took form. the interiors here are amongst the first works of a brilliant architect of the period--robert adam. he wanted to design like a landscape gardener. he writes of the rise and the fall of the hills and dales, but especially of the movement between them. these effects he wanted to get when he put his masses together. these were notions of picturesque composition. he uses them outside and inside. when he uses his moldings and his patterns, he's modeling spaces, and he's trying to show you how to move through them. let me show you what i mean. well, you won't be surprised to learn that that door leads off to the duke's private apartments. the niche

head north toward duke street and beyond to the 14th street bridge. in fact, we'll go a little further north. here's what it looks like north of duke street on 395 as you head for the 14th street bridge. you will be just final. if you are planning -- just fine. if you are planning to head here, i'll take another look in my next report at 6:25. >>> it is 6:19. next in sports, one of the many injured nationals is days away from returning. while college lacrosse has a new champion. >> time for another check of the question of the morning. 45,000 of these are consumed every minute in the united states. are we talking about a, hamburgers, b, french fries, or c, soft drinks. >> kim says it is a, hamburgers. between billions and billions served, having it your way and where is the beaver alone, that -- beef alone, that number must be right. >> why do we have to have the question of the day with food. i'm hungry. keep the guesses coming. we have the answer the 6:48. [ creaking ] [ male announcer ] trophies and awards lift you up. but they can also hold you ba

one of his first ones, duke university professor curt hagen. >> i had no idea who he was.n the dean's suite and had an idea i could help him with nascar. i tried as hard as i could to discourage him, and he's no easy person to discourage. >> reporter: he has met lots of professionals that became stars. >> reporter: shane bayau, grant hill, pauly -- is there a quality they all share? >> yes. they're willing to take advice, they're willing to take chances, and they're willing to take responsibility. >> reporter: pauly is the first duke athlete who >> and then you can fuel the whole truck right here before you roll that little bit extra. that's a snappy loose. >> i'm watching you sell it to me. do you turn it off? >> i don't know that it's necessarily a sales pitch as much as it's something that i'm really passionate about and really enjoy it, enjoy talking about and getting excited about. >> perhaps the only thing he enjoys more than talking is competing. >> not exactly like the go-carts you started in. >> not quite. they were a lot faster and a lot more agile than these. >>

paul a fiction otto's throwing around both votes and up punches we'll tell you how these voters are duking it out for delegates. it is monday may fourteenth four pm in washington d.c. my name is christine you're watching our teeth. well let's begin with a look at some important changes in the works all in the name of cyber security now we've been talking about some of these for months and about some partnerships that have been forming between the u.s. government and private companies to gain more access to one takes place on the web here's a headline in the washington post today the pentagon expands a cyber security exchange essentially as many as a thousand defense contractors may volunteer to share some previously classified information with the pentagon to try to crack down on cyber threats and according to the washington post this new relationship is being hailed as

along busy west street, the victim began walking home around 1:30 saturday morning as she turned on duke of dplowfter street,

it's maryland and duke actually going at it right now. two schools that no matter what the sport, there is no love lost. the terps trying to advance to the national championship game on monday. they got off to a great start. look at the pass from kevin cooper to billy gribbi ni. that is -- gribbin. that is teamwork. from behind the duke net, it's the freshman kevin forcer with -- forster with the nifty turn. maryland leads in the second yachter 6-2. >>> -- quarter 6-2. >>> d.c. united getting ready for tonight's home match with the new england revolution. the black and red currently stand at 7-4-3 which is good enough for second place in the eastern conference. get out to rfk tonight because they won't play another whole match till june 30. needless to say they don't want to rest on their laurels. >> the one thing that we can't get now is complace sent. you know, yeah, okay, we won a couple of games. if we look at standings we're sitting pretty nice. but you don't get complace sent. this is just -- complacent. this is just the start of th

duke beat colgate. duke will play maryland in final four action next weekend. so hey the miami heat indiana 103-91. and bob boozer olympian from 1960, 78 years old, passed away today. >> you can catch the tom selick tv movie, jesse stone, benefit of the doubt tonight. >>> trayvon martin's mother is right here in maryland. we'll have the latest on a visit to a local church and what she has to say about the controversy surrounding her son's death. >>> more on how american's are compensating for high gas prices,. >>> it's a catch you have to see to believe. did you see this one stan, out of colorado. check this out. the rockies fans saw this foul ball coming at him. he opened up his umbrella just in the nick of time and he caught it in his umbrella. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replaci

duke was supposed to be in the final four.rapins up set john hopkins to get there. >> will miss agnes the going to war with them? >> we hope so. this country was built by working people. the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> rolling thunder is one of the trending stories. also the controversy will trayvon martin day. the forecast also all at wjla.com. some cyclists had some company with them as they made a long journey through central china. they came across a strayed job -- a stray dog. the dog started following them. the dog stayed with them the rest of the 1,000 mile journey. one of the cyclists said he plans on takin

how much as duke energy invested in carbon sequestration technology so far? not invested any dollars in the technology, per say. we have spent a lot of time and money reviewing and analyzing the various technologies. >> but come on. you admit to being the third largest carbon producer in the united states. you tell me that carbon sequestration is the future because we can't afford to live without coal. but then you tell me you haven't invested any money in carbon sequestration. >> while we haven't spent the money on sequestration technology, we've spent the time and energy, and that we're gonna co-invest with the government when this technology evolves. >> if capturing carbon in the u.s. is decades away, consider that china and india now put more carbon in the air than we do, and the chinese are opening coal-fired plants at a rate of one a week. none captures its carbon. now rogers has broken ground on his two new coal-fired plants despite warnings from top scientists like nasa's jim hansen. so when jim hansen says that to save the planet, we should stop buil

. >> reporter: every inch the glamorous young couple, the duke and duchess dazzling with style. all eyes were, of course, on kate's dress by a british designer. it wasn't only about fashion. the duke and duchess were ambassadors for the britain's sports men and women team gb. >> i was asked to compete in team gb, in every sport. they said there were london personal injury ones with more athletic prior than me. >> kate and william have a genuine interest in sports. >> the image of william and kate is carefully projected here as young, energetic and of course, sporty. kate was a hockey player in school. william was on the team of water polo. now he's a polo player. >> reporter: the change the queen told parliament kate would be allowed to inherit the thrown, even if it's a girl. the jubilee celebrations then you can be sure you will see plenty of the younger sporty generation here until the end of july. >> the countdown continues. again, 75 days left until the summer games begin right here on nbc bay area. you can get complete information about the games on our website at www.nbcb

. >> take duke of omaha, he's in a viciousatattle over his 7-year-old daughter whose mother rigged her teddy bear with a microphone and told her to carry it at all times. >> removed a few stitches, replaced the recording device inside of the bear's head, plug it in to the future and download all our conversations. >> in the high stakes world of child custody, kids are both the prize and the weapon. >> the one thing that's exchanged between the warring parties is the child. so the child becomes sort of a trojan horse. >> john kinney is a divorce attorney who has worked on a number of these hi-tech cases. >> it's illegal and it's a crime. >> reporter: he took duke's wife to court over the teddy bear mike. she was find $10,000 for violating wire tapping laws and the tapes were thrown out-of-court. but the law is murky. in 38 states it's legal to record in a public place. federal wire tapping laws protect the privacy of your cellphone conversation and your computer, but most of the time, judges don't allow it. do it yourself spies should beware. the plan can backfire. take this, a seemingl

first to get there, they had to face the duke blue devils today in the semifinals, late in the first with the ball up 6-4. he gets the terps the 7-4 lead going into the half. third quarter now. terps know how to pass -- kevin cooper to travis 123450ider who finds the back of the net again, he had four goals in the game. terps up 8-4. maryland up 11-8. owen going one on one with the defender. he goes down shooting. what a goal. he chipped in with a hat trick today. maryland wins 16-10 to advance to the national championship, the second year in a row they're going there. they'll play loyola monday for the title. >>> soccer news, d.c. united is headed to the mls extended break atop the eastern conference standings. today's win over new england means they could begin a few weeks of r & r on a high note. we pick it up in the 61st minute. mike santos to dwayne derosario. and he beats the keeper. see it again. spin move from santos. he knows where he's going with it, and santos knows what to do with it. he buries it. that was the team leading seventh goal of the year. it's the game-winner.

. >>> the duke blue devils. go on, admit it. words alone muster up feelings of extreme dislike in these parts. one side of the maryland blue and fans think of basketball, the bitter rivalry, so strong, the lack of warmth spans all collegiate sports. and today the two rivals met in the ncaa in the final four. first quarter, scoreless. kevin cooper gets around his defendtory billy griffin. later in the quarter, joe cummins to griffin, maryland leads 7-4 at the half. >>> and other semi final top seeded loyola taking on the four-seed notre dame. second quarter greyhounds up 3-1. ward gets past his defender to eric lusbe who fires and scores his third of the game. loyola takes a 4-1 lead. >>> in the third quarter, 6-3, greyhounds, lusbe again, his fifth goal of the game. 50 of the season. that kid can score. loyola goes on to win 9-7. they will play either maryland or duke in monday's title game. >>> and finally, video from a junior college baseball game in washington state being seen all over the country. here's why. why the center

blowback has arrived or down between duke street and seminary road. no delays. back to you. >> thank you. -- rollback . has rollback >> thank you. >> a man was walking dogs while holding a gun. >> an officer was called and ended up shooting a man. it happened in southeast. john gonzalez has more. this appears to be a violent exchange of gunfire between a d.c. police officer and this man who lived in the neighborhood and was walking his dog armed with a gun. d.c. police do their best two calm barking dogs inside a police cruiser minutes after owner was shot and killed during a police shootout that started around 10:30 last night. >> officers responded to the scene. confronted in vegetablthe individual. individual produced a weapon and fired at the officer. the officer returned fire striking individual multiple times. >> the responding officer is a 3 1/2 year veteran of the force. he was taken to hospital and treated for a graze wound on his leg. the officer happened to be nearby investigating an unrelated shooting when he reports -- received reports of a man acti

the duke told the athletes that he cannot wait for the games to begin. >> celebrated by the olympicsaralympiccs, respect, equality, respect, determination, inspiration resonating across every walk of life and every circumstance. >> the olympics begin july 27th. >>> it was not a royal senior prom for one ohio girl but it was a night she will never forget. all thanks to her date, nfl player joe heyden. you won't believe how she scored this touchdown. >> 18-year-old independent high school senior joyce grandell is putting on the last minute touches before her prom date arrives. she is extra nervous because she asked him out. >> i didn't think that i had a chance. >> reporter: did we mention that she asked out browns quarterback joe hayden? >> i tweeted, joe, would you consider going with me on a date. >> within a few hours, he replied and said yes. >> i said, i have not been so i'll take you. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. mom. i'm scared. >> forget the limo. friday night, hayden picked joyce up in his lam for beginy. his lam for beginy. >> he picked her up. 24-year-old layden never got

on the men's side the unseated terps will face duke.third meeting between the two teams with each taking a game. maryland beat john hopkins 11-5 last weekend. so the winner tomorrow moves on to the national championship game on monday. they will face the winner of the loyola-notre dame game. >> we've been working really hard to prevent the deadlock. hopefully see them smiling but we've got a lot of work to do. we've got to make sure we take care of saturday first. we have a really good duke team to play. >> we're familiar with them. we're just looking to win this one. they got the best of us in the acc game but this is the final four game and we're looking to move on to the championship game. >> head coach ben olson and d.c. united getting ready for tomorrow night's match with the new england revolution at rfk stadium. the black and red currently stand at 7-4-3, good enough for second place in the eastern conference. after saturday night's tilt, united won't play another home match till june 30 so needless to say they don't want to rest

it's summer. 395 northbound leaving duke duque street out -- leaving duke street out to the 14th streete, nice and easy. inbound new york avenue, nice and clear as you leave bladensburg road. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. raffic. >> thank you. >>> a big celebration at the white house today. thirteen people will be honored with the presidential medal of freedom. they include former secretary of state madeline albright. and john paul stevens. bob dylan, author toni morrison and former tennessee women's basketball coach pat summit are also among those being honored. >>> a health alert today. the secret getting your kids to eat their veggies. ready for this. we need a drum roll. you drink water. serve water with meals. behavioral researchers found people correlate a glass of water with healthy food. the kids ate more vegetables with water than soda. there you go. >>> work out or pay up. it's new incentive behind a new exercise app. users commit to using it a certain number of times a week and agree to pay $5 if you don't work out. >>> move over android and iphone. facebook wa

an accident at 395 and duke out of the roadway. looking good. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 4:42 just about now. still to come this morning, from camden yards to the 911 dispatch center. >>> an amazing sight. ♪ >>> this morning the music world is mourning the loss of robin gibb. gibb founded the bee gees with his twin brother and other brother, helping define the disco era with "how deep is your love" and "night fever." he died following a long battle with cancer. the family released a statement asking to respect their privacy at this difficult time. maurice died in 2003. >>> today family and close friends are expected to say a final good-bye to the queen of disco, donna summer. the family will hold a private funeral for summer in nashville. she died thursday at her home in florida. she lost her battle with breast and lung cancer. she topped the charts with her songs "bad girls," "last dance," and "hot stuff." summer was 63. >>> the only man convicted of the bombing of pan am flight 103, abdelbaset ali al megrahi, passed away nearly three years

a last look at 395 heading toward duke street and seminary road. it's just a little bit slow but no big deals this morning. coming up in my next report, we'll head to the north side of town at 6:25. >>> it is 6:20. next in sports, see what the nationals did last night for the first time since 2002. and we now know one team going to the stanley cup finals. >>> before we head to break time for another look at the question of the morning. waitresses get better tips when they do which one of these things? is it a, flirt with male customers, b, return to the table every ten minutes, or c, wear bright red lipstick. >> facebook friend stephanie writes aim a waitress and i'm going -- i'm a waitress and i'm going to have to say it a and b. male customers do tip better when you flirt. >> keep the guesses coming. we have the answer at 6:48. >>> welcome back. 6:23 on this wednesday morning. one lone shower toward mechanicsville in somerville. otherwise pretty quiet. looking at your day planner, i think we're fairly quiet for the morning hours. as we go through

the accident on georgia avenue has now cleared. 395 at duke street, lanes are open.oblems to report working your way out towards seminary road. 95 slow going for those continuing across the occoquan. you will find delays as you continue from newington to the fsp and 66 here at fair oak below speed headed east towards 123. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. etraffic. >> thank you. >>> culpeper, virginia police officer is behind bars this morning after being indicted on several counts including murder. the charges are the result of a deadly shooting that happened back in february. >> melanie alnwick is live with the details this morning. >> reporter: officer daniel harmon-wright shot 54-year-old patricia cook during a traffic stop in a catholic school parking lot. at the time, he claimed self- defense but a special grand jury has found otherwise. officer harmon-wright turned himself in to state police late tuesday night and is being held without bond until a june 8th court hearing. initial police reports in february said after the officer asked to see patrici

slow from duke street past seminary. headlights heading toward you. 395 across the 14th street bridge looks pretty good. no real problems heading into the district. 270 running well as is the beltway. virginia, wreck on the outer loop on the right side of the roadway. >>> thank you. the holiday weekend is upon us. >> for many of you, memorial day gives you a chance to spend time with your family, maybe take a trip. sherri ly is live in kent island, maryland, with travel details for those of you heading out of town. sherri, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, allison. traffic is getting busier here by the minute. over on the bay bridge we can see traffic is moving along, but there's a lot more of it and in a few hours you can expect it to be gridlock, about 300,000 people expected to cross that bridge today headed to the maryland and delaware beaches. for us, lon anderson from aaa is with us. now is the time to go, isn't it? >> now is the time to go. the party is on, thanks to lower gas prices and summer temperatures

over to 395, are you slow at duke street. these delays continue to seminary road.re under speed the entire way as you make your way to the 14th street bridge. driving at 40 miles per hour. wendy? >>> good news to start your monday as you sit in traffic. new numbers show the price of gas has dropped finally below the $4 million. right now the average is $3.98 a gallon in the district. it fell a penny in other parts of the region. not enough to go crazy. in west virginia, $3.82 as you head out. >>> today the caps hit the ice looking for the series lead against the rangers. the caps tied up the series saturday winning game four, 3-2. game five is at madison square garpen. then the team will head to the restaurant -- you can catch more on the sports network. >>> that is "news4 today." thanks for starting your day with us. >>> the "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes with weather, traffic, and breaking news. have a lovely day. >> timing to to see work. -- time to go to work. [ dog barking ] mom! breakfast? in this house? in the morning i can use all the hel

he was stationed at duke field and also a big mobility area. and when the gulf war started, he was -- everybody that works on eglin, we have to be ready for mobility. we're all part of mobility. we have to make sure our bags are packed, have our checklists checked. of course, we had two girls at the time and also a dog. we had to prepare for them. when the gulf war -- as soon as it kicked off, i worked night shifts, i had to work 12-hour shifts for like 2 1/2 months to three months and i had two kids, two girls. then when they started first deploying, i was one of the people that actually put my husband on a plane to get deployed with hundreds of others, and at the same time i was on a task -- certain bases had to send so many people out from their respective bases. i was on a second task. at that time i was supposed to represent hill air force base so they could meet their quota. of course the first task, went through the line and i was getting to close to go through the line to get the shots in the backside, it was quite a bit of fluids that

and duke and maryland on the other semifinal. >>> and there is golf. the lefty lips it out. he has not won on the tour since '94. needs this to stay in the hunt, 23-footer, yes shall goes n he is now tied for the lead. on the 72nd hole and final hole needs this birthy putt to win the tournament. and he comes through in the clutch. he captured his second tour victory in 22 days, also married his if i yap say on may 5th. this is a good time for duffy. congrats. >>> a redskins fan favorite is back. he sits down with lindsey murphy. tim hightower when we continue.  [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? upgrade to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years with a two-year agreement. this is a limited time offer, so don't wait. get fios at this great low price. act now and you'll get $250 back. but hurry. this incredible offer ends june 2nd. call 1.888.get.fios. fios. a network ahead. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> welcome back. for the

from behind the duke net, it's the freshman with the nifty turn. we move now to the second half. it's more of the same for the terps. he takes care of the rest. maryland wins 16-10. they will play loyola of maryland for the title. >>> everybody stepped up. i think everybody gave a little more focus, more effort, and i think our leader stepped up and our followers did a better job of following. we have one of those moments where we knew if we didn't do that, it would be done. too many guys that didn't want to see these men the wrong way. >> at fort worth texas. this is the two-man race between zach johnson. on the 17th, johnson down only one stroke. his approach looking good. lands on the green and touches his ball. i mean literally. look at this. this is as close as it's going to get. someone had to puck first. it would be johnson and the former master's champ. he would drop in the birdie put. a share of the lead, but refuses to let up. he curves it into the hole to match johnson. he goes into the lead by one stroke. that's all the time we have tonight. thanks for joining us this

duke's wife was fined $10,000 for violating wiretapping laws and the tapes thrown out of court. but in 38 states, it's legal to secretly record in a public place, while federal wiretapping laws protect the privacy of your cell phone conversation and your computer. still, sometimes judges allow it anyway. >> he is here and he has been working late, so -- >> reporter: that's lea wagner's voice. she lost custody of all five children to a spouse who hid seven tape recorders, picking up fights -- >> i put on some colorful little tantrums in response to his provoking me. i had no idea i was being set up. >> reporter: setups that whether they work or not, damage already frayed feelings and make modern divorce technology logically treacherous. jim avila, abc news, omaha. >>> and coming up here, the gift of sight. a stunning medical development has one blind man now dreaming a stunning medical development has one blind man now dreaming in color. surance 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. m

that's the ultimate reason why i signed on is i believe in what showalter and duke has and what they believe in and they believe in winning. >>> this afternoon the o's hosting the royals bottom of the 1st birds down 1-0, nick markakis with a sinking liner. that's nick leinart who cam come up with the catch. there's a score on the markakis double to tie the game at 1-1. bottom of the 5th tied 2-2 adam jones with a drive over right field and jeff francoeur not going to get there. jones cruises into second with a double to extend his hitting streak to 18 games already earning that new contract. top of the 6th, this is francoeur facing brian maddux, a 1-2 count and it's ripped to left field out of there. a solo home run, his fifth of the year. the royals out in front 3-2. bottom 9 o's down 4-2, final out. this is hardy with a high fly ball to the right. one out, francoeur in, they collide. the ball falls. hardy gets to second base and orioles still have some life. markakis next batter full count. jonathan broxton says sit down game over. birds fall to the royals 4-2. kansas city takes tw

but i to the extent that i'm familiar with his platform while he was duking it out with the likes of santorum, you know, i disagree with him on the economy. i disagree with him strenuously on the environment and disagree with him significantly on governmental -- the role of government in regulation. and certainly on girls and women and their participation in public space. >> your support for the president obviously goes back to 2008 but as you said as hopeful and inspirational as he was, you think he came to washington and somehow these aremy words, did he get gobbled up by the process, are you disappointed? >> to a certain extent i was for the first couple of years. but i also know that president obama came in inheriting an extraordinary mess and did his best to do triage. initially his presidency was about triage and started by saving the auto industry and all of the jobs that were associated with that. and now i'm pretty fired up again. i think that he is a powerful leader and brilliant man and has incredible devotion to our constitution and now able to flower more as the presiden

does david duke represent the right? >> eric: you said they don't represent the left.sts. bill ayers -- [ overtalk ] he has the same talking point. >> bob: ridiculous. >> eric: he bombed is that chews and washington, d.c. >> bob: i got finked telling you it's a fringe element on the far left like david duke was. >> dana: i think your point about media attention is interesting. at what point does a fringe element turn in a trend and turn in to something -- >> greg: that was mundane. if you avert your eyes it's not happening. >> greg: it used to be heroic. we had a sense that chicago police is doing a great job. it's been calm, right? >> kimberly: sure. i want to speak to the point that the media is ignoring it. they have egg on their face, everybody celebrated how inspirationm. we have our own movement now. now they are thugs and violent element. similar to bill ayers. these are the exact things that he was preaching, he was talk about. engaged. >> dana: it's not easy for a city to hold a big meeting. rahm emanuel used to be chief of staff at the white house for preside

northbound 395 just north of duke street. activity along the side of the road, squeezing by to get around it. first of all the beltway you are going to see all that red, especially inside the beltway. lots of traffic with the rain coming down in parts of the area. there was an accident near route 202. that is an unusual slow down. now to the beltway on the north side of town. if you are planning to head over to the i-95 interchange, it is going to be solid from the interchange into silver spring. this time on the southbound side of 270, just slow traffic but easy for me to say. 16 miles per hour leaving frederick most of the way near urbana. if you are planning to head on to 66 very slow traffic with rain and wet road conditions. coming up in my next report, we'll look at 95 in virginia at 6:58. back to you guys. >>> tropical storm alberto will knotted be paying a visit to the south carolina coast. the storm did kick up waves though. alberto is the first named storm in the atlantic this year. >> we get storms occasionally her

the terps will face duke. it's their third meeting this season. the terps won the regular season match-up and then duke won in the acc tournament. the winner of this one advances to the national championship game. being underdogs is just fine. >> that's one thing i learned from coach williams, there is something about being a ter perform and we kind much like having a clip on our shoulder. and when we play that way, we're different. and i like the fact that we have a chip, we're playing hard, but we're having a lot of fun. >> would your unseeded. we feel like we don't gain the respect that we deserve and we do play with that chip on our shoulder and hopefully we can use it as motivation to be successful. >> so the men play tomorrow. the maryland women in action tonight. they will tangle with the reining national champs north western. this is the fourth year in a row the women have made it to the final four. and the third straight time they're playing the wildcats. >> this match-up is always super exciting for our athletes. the fast two -- last yea

the other semifinal, duke and maryland together for the first time this season. bracket set as well. merrill lynch looks for a little redemption against northwestern -- maryland looks for a little redemption against northwestern. jared polis than -- darren collison with an incredible steele. -- steal. lebron james maybe the most criticized talent in the land. -- may be the most criticized talent in the gland. stay with us. stay with us. [ female announcer ] letting her home be turned into a training facility? ♪ this olympian's mom has been doing it for years. she's got bounty. in this lab demo, one sheet of new bounty leaves this surface cleaner than two sheets of the leading ordinary brand. bounty has trap and lock technology to soak up big spills and lock them in. let the spills begin. p&g. proud sponsor of the olympic games. >> there we are. rain chances each day this week. the hired chances are at the beginning of the week. it will not be a washout. temperatures in the 70's. memorial weekend is looking nice. >> that is it for 11 news at 6:00 p.m. we will see

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