edwards, kahne. mcmurray, newman. four laps to go. green flag. >> darrell: jimmie got a better restart that time. >> larry: bet they're time. >> mike: edwards, bottom of the racetrack. underneath kenseth. on the outside. biffle. ford, three wide for third spot. >> darrell: three roush cars right there on top of each other. kenseth in the wall. >> clear. >> mike: kahne high. mcmurray, low. kenseth limps down the back straightaway as we try to stay green. >> darrell: watch johnson on the high side. heck of a run here. looking under, tony blocks. high line can pay off on the corner exit. >> mike: three to go. kenseth continues back of the pack. but lead lap. >> larry: johnson gets to the next set quicker than tony. >> darrell: turn three and four is where you make up ground on the outside. >> mike: the big winner on the dust-up was ryan newman who emerged in fourth place behind greg biffle. two to go. >> darrell: the 14 car comes up out of the hole. pretty stout. jimmie johnson trying everything he can. >> larry: he went to the top of th

her uncle edward is a very distinguished man.ment home because he's not able to really function well on his own. i'm afraid these visits here are rather tiring. they take the wind out of my sails. melaku is from ethiopia. is it melaku? yes. melaku is from ethiopia. melaku is away from his family and being away from your family is not fun. angela is from the philippines. she's a "whoa!" kind of person. hi! angela, this is rebecca casey from boston. she'll be living here, too. hello. oh, terrific! nancy tells rebecca she has to pay rent. i'll need to ask you for some rent money to help pay the house expenses. speaker: that was something that she didn't count on. it was a little unfair of nancy shaw to tell rebecca that late. she was chosen to be the godmother, so she was supposed to be looking out for her. [captioned by the funding for this program [with captioning] was provided by: additional funding is provided by: and:

edward braddock, and here we see a portrait of braddock. braddock entered the american scene very confident thinking that his regulars would carry the day. and not only he thought take ft. duquesne but march onward to niagara and other points and defeat the french. this was braddock's conception. no doubt he was overconfident. he landed -- where did his troops first come? they came to virginia and then moved into maryland and then northwestward toward ft. duquesne. accompanying him were virginia militia men. and george washington was at the head of those virginia militia assisting general braddock. so here we have colonials, british colonials from virginia working with the british commander general braddock. braddock didn't find everything easy. he found that the colonists weren't necessarily simply cooperative with the british war it took benjamin franklin's intervention to help procure wagons and horses for the british army. and franklin acted as an agent for general brad a advertised in pennsylvania's rural counties, and basically his me

>> prince edward island is today this island here. that's its flame in canada. however, in this period, the french, and we have to remember that they first gave colonial names to this region, the french using the name acadia or acadi in french to indicate what we call nova scotia, and they called the prince edward island the isle st. jean. okay. well there were several things which determined british authorities on the expulsion of the acadians in the mid-1750s, and it occurred during this war in north america that we talked about that began in the ohio country. as french-british tensions built to a pitch, certain british officials determined or decided that it would be in their empire's interests to evict and deport the acadians, the french settlers in acadia. who were the main actors in this? and why was the decision taken and what was the acadian position at the time? we could devote a whole class to that. so i can only hit a few high points here. let's go back to the map of acadia. and we come to the rationale of the british. the rationale was that a small m

in 2007 edwards denied a fathered a child with a web videographer on staff. he admitted it was his child. >> reebok pulled an amd found disrespectful to women, aing cheat on your girlfriend not on your work out. a photo went ire yachl reebok says it's regrets the materials were printed. the campaign limited to gyms and partner gyms in germany but it has been pulled. >> still head, you can see them, they can't see you, yet. >> a look at the oakland zoo's f >>> new tonight at 6:00 smart grid that rains over -- reigns over energy use, tonight why it's now one of the greenest as well. also, fact checking president obama's new campaign mover eye. highlighting things that the film does not point out. and it's been around longer than any e reader. see how book share is helping people learn how to read with new technology. it's coming up at 6:00. right now back to cheryl and dan. >> thank you. see you then. >> and they haven't opened their eyes yet and not eating solid food but are old enough to have pictures taken. >> there is three baby otters. >> and they're still

coming, >> former president of database john edwards is due in court today. it involves his reported mistress. and new, potentially controversial recommendations released for cervical cancer screenings. 7 is on your side with details. and looked at this incredible heatwave as we look at traffic on >> people in dumphries are expressing shock at the owner of a popular ice cream shop and former police officer now facing nearly two dozen sex assault charges involving an underage boys. if brianne carter has reaction from people that knew the suspect. >> 41-year-old joseph ruhren is facing almost two dozen charges for a series of alleged sexual assaults on a young boy while he was a dumfries police officer. >> that is amazing. i cannot believe that. >> the alleged sexual abuse took place between 1996 and 2001 when the victim, now 27, was between ages of 12 and 16. the two new one another and the crimes happened at places where the suspect lived. after resigning from the police department in 2004, he opened a popular ice cream shop, a local hangout for kids and thei

edwards categorically denies that he was involved with any prostitute or service.hese allegations are false." investigative reporter murray weiss stands by his story. >> i'm not saying whether she's telling the truth or not. what i am saying is that she told this story to the investigators and they found that her story was credible enough that they pursued it. >> reporter: meantime tonight fox 5 uncovered some striking similarities between the millionaire madam's alleged operation and an earlier call girl ring run by brazilian bombshell andrea schwartz. she's a madam who allegedly helped set up eliot spitzer. court records show like gristina she catered to wealthy and powerful men operating out of a luxury apartment building in midtown providing sex, security and secrecy. former federal prosecutor doug burns reviewed the court records we obtained. >> what strikes me is there's a certain similarity in the story line. i mean first of all, the geographic location where it's happening, the socioeconomic dimension, you know, high level, high priced, wealthy individuals

>> new accusations against john edwards has plenty of people talking. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ ♪ >> a defense lawyer is asking a judge to throw out to the charges against jerry sandusky. it finds some of the charges are not specific enough and the statute of limitations has run out on others. the motion is routine in pennsylvania criminal cases. he is due to go to trial in less than two months. >> another potential scandal for one time presidential hopeful john edwards. >> he is facing some nasty accusations tonight. he is one of the so-called -- one of the clients of the so called soccer mom -- >> disinformation is coming to us from

still to come on abc 7 news, another sex scandal for john edwards. what he was accused of doing during his run for president. >> there will soon be a new area code and around here. >> a bank robber who claimed he had a bomb paralyzed part of washington for several hours today. >> this was in the 1200 block of first street. stephen tschida is live with how this impacted a busy district. >> this is a busy area. a around noon today, a man walked into this bank. he said he had a bomb and he demanded money. that thrust the neighborhood into lockdown. it stayed that way for close to four hours. police cornered of the bank and experts moved in. moments after a man walked in and said he had an explosive inside a bag. he demanded money, got it, and took off. >> word of the bank robbery spread quickly. workers could not go back. those inside were stuck as well. >> people in the office could not come out. they said either a robbery or a bomb scare. cox police secure the scene and investigators checked out the bank with the mysterious -- mysterious contents. a l

william edward lori has been appointed to take over for cardinal edward o'brien. alive now to the basilica for more on this story. >> baltimore is getting a new spiritual leader again. bishop william lori will become the 16th archbishop of baltimore. he has ties to maryland and washington d.c. and studied at mount st. mary's seminary and was ordained a priest in washington in 1977. he became bishop of bridgeport in 2001 or he restructured catholic schools. he replaces edwin o'brien. the bishop served on the u.s. conference of catholic bishops' committee on sexual abuse, helped draft the charter for the protection of young people, and serves on the committee concerned with the issues of pro-life and defense of marriage. he is an outspoken advocate for religious freedom and is chairman of the committee for religious liberty. he says he's grateful for the opportunity to serve here in baltimore. >> in the time had, i will be out visiting parishes and schools. working closely with members of the lady and those in consecrated life, our deakins, permanent and transitiona

edwards was in the city and at the time to raise money for his presidential bid. edwards'lawyer said not commented. small protest outside an event for mitt romney at the hyatt regency and northwest d.c. women protested his pledge to get rid of planned parenthood should he become president. he was holding a fund-raiser this morning at the highest. he went in a different entrance from where they were protesting. campaign 2012, lots of controversy over the edge -- etch a sketch issue from his campaign staff. now more from the campaign trail. >> its should've been a banner day for mitt romney. he just won a big victory in illinois. and got a key endorsement from jeb bush. the former florida governor says now's the time for republicans to nine -- to unite behind governor romney. instead of reveling in his renewed momentum, the romney camp was on the defensive. this top strategist was asked whether the candidate had whethertoo part to the right to win in november. i think you hit a reset button for the fall campaign. everything changes. it is almost like an etch-a- sket

former democratic presidential candidate john edwards is in more trouble. the pedal election commission than twoust repay more receivedollars that he during the 2008 presidential campaign. the sec says that the campaign received $13 million in matching funds from the government. was $2 million more than he entitled to. edwards must repay the money within 30 days. barbara mikulski made history today. longest serving ofen in the history congress. on thel be honored floor on wednesday. she has served more than 35 in the house of representatives as well as the senate. it was a sight to behold at the white house today. the first family mart st. the south lawn. the fountain bubbled green water. the first time the fountain was turned green for st. patrick's in 2009 at the request of michelle obama. she was inspired by what folks chicago do. is what they do in chicago. they turn the river green. tradition dates back more than 50 years. workers were out early this adding the green dye to the river. every year, thousands of people lined this waterfront to enjoy same

. >> and is there a new sex scandal brewing for john edwards? the new denial the former presidential candidate is now making. mornings on 2 starts now! >>> good morning to you! welcome to mornings on 2. it is friday, march 23rd. the search for morgan hill teen sierra lamar is getting national attention. and one week since her disappearance, there's been a new development in the case. allie rasmus joins us live from morgan hill. what are sierra's parents planning to do? >> reporter: we talked to steve and marlene lamar at 4 this morning. they reported their daughter's disappearance to the national center for missing exploited children, and they're working closely with the klaas foundation that helps organize volunteer searches. 15-year-old sierra lamar, their daughter, went missing one week ago today. she was leaving for school, supposed to take the bus, she never arrived at the school and she has not been seen since then. now the fbi child abduction team is on the case, they're agents were in the neighborhood near her home yesterday afternoon. s

edwards was asked if he was taking narcotics or other medications.ards is accused of using campaign funds to cover up an affair. >>> a suburban atlanta man has been found guilty but mentally ill for the murder of a man outside a daycare center. hemy neuman had claimed an angel with the voice of olivia newton john and a demon with the voice of barry white encouraged him to kill. neuman apologized to the victim's family after the verdict. >> i am so, so, so sorry. i can't say it enough. the sneidermans, rusty's dad, his mom, brother, andrea should not have had to bury him. they should not have had to undergo the pain, the anguish, the sorrow, the loss that goes on, and it will go on forever. >> hemy killing his alleged lover's husband. and he will spend the rest of his life in prison, where he will get mental health care. >>> shifting gears now, a robber in oregon may be nursing a head injury after a run-in with a store owner with a killer swing. the suspect tried to spray a substance in a deli owner's face and reach for the cash register. but the vict

carl edwards in the 99 car. they are telling me is still concerned about fuel. >> mike: 19 cars on the lead lap. and now traffic comes in to play. >> darrell: big, big cluster right there. >> mike: krista reports that harvick -- they don't have fuel gauges. they do computation in pit. kevin may need to save fuel. gets past brendan gaughan. now pull up on dave blaney. >> larry: but, darrell, when you are kevin harvick and you can see denny hamlin in the 11 in front of you, i think with six to go, forget saving fuel. >> darrell: you aren't saving anything right now. if it runs out, it runs out. >> mike: kyle busch in sixth. and martin truex in seventh. stopped 20 laps later than anybody else in the top ten. will this race fall in their hands in the time six laps? >> darrell: one thing about the car. we saw it last year when w dale earnhardt jr. and with others, when they are out of fuel, they quit. they don't give the spurting. they just quit. >> mike: five miles to go. you need about one gallon of the sunoco grad

. -- his published disertation, fort riley and its neighbors, 1853 to 1985, won the edward a.tehan in. he worked at the national archives beginning mid 90s. while here he began working on his next study with his co-author thomas d. phillips called the black regular, 1866 to 1898. this book was published in 2001. in 2003, the superb work received the western history association's robert m. utley award as the finest book on the military history of the north american western frontier. in 2002, willy joined the staff at the u.s. army center of military history. and in 2003 he began research on "freedom by the sword." so i'd like to introduce dr. doback by noting that all of his military studies have drawn extensively on the records housed here at the national archives. [ applause ] 6 >> thank you. let's see. i guess the microphones are on. so i trust that everyone can hear me. good. in march 2003, my branch chief at the u.s. army center of military history called me into his office, invited me to sit down and told me that my next project would be to write an operational history of the u.s

edwards' lawyers says his client categorically denies the false report.rted the existence of love child with former campaign aide, edwards said that report was also completely false. m something that most of us take for granted could spark a war in the not too distance future. herron tells us what could be a life -- catherine herridge tells us what could be a life or death struggle for water. >> reporter: as the arab spring unfolded, top regime in egypt, libya and tunisia, intelligence analysts investigate how water shortages impact the u.s. national security interest. >> it's fair to say the intelligence community findings are sobering. >> the assessment of the global water security reads in part water challenges, shortages poor water quality, flood will likely increase the risk of instability and failure. exacerbate tension and distract countrys working on important objectives. >> water is an indicator. not just for terrorist organization, but others who like to usurp authority. >> frank is a former homeland security advisor to president bush and now ru

in prince edward county, virginia. this was the county that was the site of a 1951 protest led by black students to persuade their local school board to build them a better school. it also led in part to the landmark civil rights place -- decision, brown vs. board of education. my grandmother and her sisters realized early on that education was important for their survival. their unshakeable persistence and unflinching sacrifice led them to better lives. not only did they had -- have to do with racism but the belief that a woman's place was in the home and in this case on the farm doing the chores like cooking, cleaning, milking the cow and cutting wood. this is the 1930's. you have to cut wood for everything. as i mentioned earlier prince edward county was not interested in educating colored children but my grandmother and her sisters were persistent and found a school in the neighboring county of appomattox which was down the street from the courthouse where general robert e. lee surrendered to general ulysses s. gra

. >>> plus, a possible link between john edwards and a prostitution ring. we're going to take you live to the big apple for the latest on this sex scandal. candal.  . >> the national average price of a gallon of gas jumped another 2 cents overnight. the average is $3.88, according to aaa. and expect to pay 4 poz $.09 in the district; $3.91 in maryland. virginia is still $3.80. >>> facing high gas prices and concern, president obama announced a major policy change. the keystone oil pipeline from texas to canada was rejected in january by the administration. today, however, the president gave the green light to the project but not all of it. tom fitzgerald is here and is following everything. how much are we talking? >> reporter: what the president said is that he's approving roughly about a quarter of the entire length of the proposed pipeline, a section that would run, though, between oklahoma and texas and while the president said this was a move to move more oil to the marketplace, tonight, he's facing more criticism and this time from the left and

this is edward j. demarco, the interim head of the federal agency that oversees a fannie and freddie. the suggestion that he is considered by a growing number of people to be the single biggest obstacle to the housing market recovery -- in a segment coming up, we will be talking to a new york times business columnists who wrote about demarco in the new york times this week. we will learn more about who he is and why there is so much criticism of him and what intersection he has with health and recovery. we told you earlier that today the supreme court justices were going behind closed doors in a process called "conference." justices only. they will hash out the arguments they heard this week and come to their vote on the case is being reviewed. anthony kennedy is widely look at at a swing vote in this process. c-span interview him for a supreme court documentary a couple of years ago. here is a clip from that which justice kennedy described what it is like in the conference room. [video clip] >> justic

. >>> john edwards goes on trial in april. the judge said jury selection begins april 12th. edwards is accused of using campaign money in his 2008 presidential bid to comp an extramarital affair. the trial was -- to cover up an extramarital affair. the trial was delayed due to edwards' health problems. >>> students home schooled will not be allowed to play public sports. the tebow bill was rejected today. he was home schooled but still played on his high school team in florida. critics say not requiring all students to meet the samiel generality standards is unfair -- the same eligibility standards sun fair. >>> coming up why ride -- is unfair. >>> coming up why riding metro is a little bit safer these days and how to opt out of google's privacy policy. here's a look at some of the other stories on our rundown tonight. the news edge at 11:00 is coming right back. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. fw? @ >>> google launched its brand- new privacy policy today. it allows the internet's most powerful company to dig even deeper into the lives of more

now john edwards' mistress is expected to testify against him in the trial that could actually send him. >>> plus, how can you own a piece of history? the titanic is on the auction block. details on that ahead we always hear about jobs leaving america. here's a chance to create jobs in america. oil sands projects, like kearl, and the keystone pipeline will provide secure and reliable energy to the united states. over the coming years, projects like these could create more than half a million jobs in the us alone. from the canadian border, through the mid west, to the gulf coast. benefiting hundreds of thousands of families throughout the country. this is just what our economy needs right now. who have used androgel 1%, there's big news. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are used to treat men with low testosterone. androgel 1.62% is from the makers of the number one prescribed testosterone replacement therapy. it raises your testosterone levels, and... is concentrated, so you could use less gel. and with androgel 1.62%, you can save on your monthly prescription. [ male announcer ] dosing a

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chief warrant officer edward cantrell returned from the latest deployment in august. when his north carolina home caught fire his wife jumped out of the second-floor window, ran to call for help. he and the couple's 4 and 6-year-old daughters never made it out of the home. >>> two police officers in oregon - >> two police officers in oregon being hailed for bravery after rescuing a man from a burning call. it was happening last september in salem. the video was captured on dash cam. the car was speeding down the road, crashing and downed power lines. the man was saved in time. >> he was basically passed out, knocked out, unconscious when it got to him. >> you see the movies, cars crash, burst into flames. statistically speaking it's not the norm. it's very rare. >> i understand the rescue wasn't easy. the officers had to climb through the passenger side to get the man out. the officers received medals of

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edwards' day in court has been delayed due to a previously unknown heart condition.e former north carolina senator is accused of using campaign funds to hide his affair with staffer rielle hunter. edwards has since pleaded not guilty. >>> consumer alert for you this morning, google's new privacy policy has gone into effect. that means the company is tracking -- is keeping track of everything you do on its site. google says the goal is to provide users with a better experience. others say this is an invasion of privacy. and if you are concerned about the privacy -- >> if there are things you want to keep private about your life, those records are all in there. >> if you're concerned about privacy, abc 2 news is working for you. here's what you can do, you can opt out advertising, disable your web history and log on to their accounts and use google services anonymously. >>> virgin atlantic is mou working on keeping their -- is now working on keeping flight attendants quiet. the british airlines has reportedly hired a whispering coach to teach the flight attendants to s

patty edwards?well, you know, this thing has run very far very fast and part of the reason if you look at the charts it's been a short squeeze, short interest has come way off. i love the concept. and i think that the whole idea of natural gas fuel stations makes a huge amount of sense. they have great deals. but there's been some insider selling so i'd be a little cautious. >> what about you? joey t.? >> you know, it is a space that historically doint follow very much so i'm going to take a pass on it. >> here is another way to play it though. nava star which we did talk about a couple weeks ago we both bought it when the company disappointed. >> they're developing natural gas engines right for trucks snnchs exactly right which is where sl & e is putting up the stations to fill those engines. a cheaper way to play it and that is the way i would go into navastar or even cummings. >> clean energy does have political risks too. we need the government behind this movement to get past, you know, somethi

. >> 20-year old christopher edwards and 19-year-old raoms are accused of playing a game that led to another man's death. >> you never know who is influencing them to make a bad choice. >> it happened just before 3:30 p.m. wednesday. a source close to the investigation said it appears edwards, ramos and another young men were playing a military-style game and were using a rifle. at some point during the game a third man was shot in the upper torso. he died. sources say they told detectives the fatal gunshot was an accident. >> guns are not a toy. it is not something to play with. they got caught playing a game that should not happen. >> police say after the shooting edwards stayed in the house and called for help but ramos left. >> we were getting ready to walk over here last night when police were everywhere. >> it appears edwards was holding the rifle. he is facing a second degree murder charge and reckless endangerment charge. >> how you prevent that? you can only go so far in teaching kids how to not play with guns. >> we have not been told by police to the rec -- who the rifle b

edwards was asked if he was taking narcotics or other medications. edwards is accused of taking campaign funds to cover up an affair. >>> a suburban atlanta man has been found guilty but mentally ill for the murder of a man outside a daycare center. hemy neuman had claimed an angel with the voice of olivia newton john and a demon with the voice of barry white encouraged him to kill. neuman apologized to the victim's family after the verdict. >> i am so, so, so sorry. i can't say it enough. the snydermans, rusty's dad, his mom, brother, andrea should not have had to bury him. they should not have had to undergo the pain, the anguish, the sorrow, the loss that goes on, and it will go on forever. >> hemy killing his alleged lover's husband. sxel spend the rest of his life in prison, where he will get mental health care. >>> shifting gears now, a robber in oregon may be nursing a head injury after a run-in with a store owner with a killer swing. the suspect tried to spray a substance in a deli owner's face and reach for the cash register. but the victim

edward o lawrence reports for wjz. >> reporter: attorney john henry browne says he spoke with his client once and only briefly. >> he was quiet, just wanted to confirm that i would be involved and give his love to the family. >> the client is still this unnamed u.s. staff sergeant accused in the massacre. the shooting sparked outrage in afghanistan and across the muslim world and strained already tense relationship between the u.s. and afghan government. the suspect is in military custody and his family moved to a u.s. military base for their own safety. >> that's why his name is not being revealed. i think it's a serious issue with safety. >> he served two tours in iraq and was injured with an ied. brown said the army's response to the trauma will be a focus of his attention. >> we have a soldier who has a record, a decorated soldier injured in iraq. >> brown has had other high profile clients and the serial killer ted bundy. both men were convicted. he says he could travel to kuwait next week to meet his latest offender. edward lorenz, wjz eyewitness news. >> brown also says the suspec

edwards is being health without bail. >>> another vigil for sierra lamar is planned for 6:00 in morgan hill. there has hen a huge outpouring of support for the 15-year-old who disappeared a week ago friday. yesterday more than 90 people including the f.b.i. scoured a 12-mile area near her morgan hill home. earlier investigators found her cellphone and then last sunday they discovered her purse with some clothes inside, but there is still no sign of sierra. >> you are looking at some cases simply to see if things are different and things are out of place or things have changed recently. they become indicators to do a further investigation and see what is there. >> investigators are now worried the rain could wash away valuable clue kloos that might help them. >> the wife of ross mirkarimi is heading back to venezuela. she and her son will leave to visit her sick father who had a recent reoccurrence of cancer send undergoing therapy. month long trip was approved by a family court judge. last month, mirkarimi pleaded guilty to misdemeanor count of falsely imprisoning his wife. he was susp

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. >> edwards is burned over 60% of his body.ed inside the blaze, he had wondered if his time had come. >> the fire and everything was about ten foot away from me and from all of that heat and everything it was heating me alive and i couldn't go know where it was scary and i was just wondering if i was ever going to see the next day or not. i figured this was the end. >> over the next three years, edwards undergoes a dozen surgeries. along the way he contracts an infection that ultimately claims his eyesight. despite his hardships, edwards remains positive. >> the good lord felt like it was not my time to go. i feel like i still have something to offer, to give to people. i'm blessed to be here still today. i talk to people about how important it is to not take anything for granted because you can lose everything in a flash. >> in recall, six people die in the fire. what went wrong to start this deadly blaze in the first place? turns out it's something that went unnoticed. accumulating for years. dust, polyethylene dust, a nonsti

edwards flatly denies the allegations. already facing a federal trial on charges he used campaign donations to cover up an affair. >>> three more grocery chains say they will no longer sell beef that includes an additive known as that pink slime. giant, kroger and stop and shop are joining the list of stores that will no longer use the product. the low cost ingredient is made from patty meat left over from other cuts. the fat is removed and it is then treated with ammonia to kill bacteria. federal regulators say it meets food safety standards but customers have expressed concern about using the product. >> i think just a couple of days ago, safeway joined that list as well. really gaining steam. >>> still ahead, a big name announces he is run for the governor of virginia. >> as we go to break, a live look at the tidal base tidal basin if we could, where the cherry blossoms are in full block. they're there. >> trust us they're there. >> it is easy for post the photos of cherry blossoms that you take, send them to my weather

harrison he's founder of credit write downs and he is here to sort it all out edward it's nice to see you again all right so of course what else will we be talking about other than europe we only got to start with. so grief is d.-day today has the day today there is always a d.-day when it comes to grief every time there is a deadline the decision is branded as d.-day this is another one it looks like it may be clear the hurdles that they need to we are always going to have another deadline in greece there will be more to come so when is there really going to be a d.-day well the video will be will leave the euro zone that will be called summit solution here because the end of the day greece is uncompetitive in a strong currency union with germany the political will for the transfers that needs a longer period just aren't there if you look at germany itself you know you had west germany and eastern when they came to go you look at this. of twenty years before you got any semblance of normalcy in terms of unemployment and so forth east germany is doing ok that's the sort of thing that

team edward, team jacob, move over. there is a new team in town. >>> good evening. we begin this sunday night here with the extraordinary strength and spirit emerging across a huge part of this country. millions of americans picking up what's left after more than 100 tornadoes hit 11 states. and on this sunday that began with so much prayer in the churches still standing, we came across one particular image of a woman praying before all of this even hit just as one of the twisters was headed straight for her town in kentucky. >> take it away from us, oh lord. take it, lord. take it, lord. take it away. >> extraordinary sight. that cloud in the sky. charlotte hall trying to pray that tornado away, but when it came, it wiped out much of west liberty, kentucky. >>> and now comes the hard part. so many communities trying to move forward in marysville, indiana. a single church left standing among the rubble there. just nine miles away in henryville, people found one of the few churches left standing and gathered desperately needed supplies for those who lost everything h

prosecutors accuse edwards of using money from his 2008 presidential campaign to try and cover can upal is scheduled to start next month. >>> former illinois governor rod blagojevich is spending his first night behind bars at a federal prison in colorado. he arrived today to begin his 14-year sentence for corruption. >>> apple stock hit a new high today and hit the $600 mark and ended the day just under $598. this comes as apple's latest ipad officially goes on sale with midnight releases in several countries, japan being one of the first. >>> and we've seen items from the titanic auctioned off before but now, anderson, you can bid on the entire shipwreck. this includes items like jewelry, sculptures and fine china. the highest bidder gets the salvage rights to explore for more items. the appraised value for the entire lot is around $189 million. >> wow. >> i know. >> i didn't realize you would get the whole lot. >> you do. but you have to be a prequalified bidder, which means you wouldn't qualify. >> nor would i be able to dodge the depths to salvage it nor would i have time or oh th

senator john edwards, edwards is charged with six criminal counts alleging he used contribution to hiden affair from rielle hunter. >>> a live look at the capitol this morning. the national organization for women, the national action network and the national womens law center will hold a rally today to support the affordable health care act. the supreme court will hear three days of testimony about the constitutionality of obama care. >>> tebow arrives in new york. the jets scheduled a press conference at their facility to introduce their newest player. ryan hinted that tebow may take on other roles than quarterback. >>> first lady, michelle obama will welcome school children across the country to join her in the fourth annual white house kitchen garden spring planting. this is the first patch since elinore roosevelt wartime victory garden. >>> two students are dead following a violent weekend in mississippi. the latest on the investigation there and what officials are trying to find out about who is responsible for the killings. >>> a union says it's been their policy for 2 years. how

a judge is allowing edwards to hire his ex-mistress' lawyer. ones who got their sex tape destroyed. did a good job there. he, mr. edwards, goes on trial next month accused of illegally using a million dollars in campaign funds to cover up his affair with rielle hunter. >> are you happy? no comment? >> no comment. >> when hunter takes the stand at edwards' trial, she'll have to be questioned by other members of his legal team and she's also getting immunity from any criminal charges stemming from this sordid case. >> somber symbol of the costa concordia tragedy has been stolen reportedly souvenir hunters have taken the brass bell from the ship's wreckage. it was hanging on the bridge of the stricken cruise liner secured by boats. it was stolen earlier this month but kept quiet. on investigation is ongoing and multiple people are suspected to have been involved. >> meanwhile, a night of terror strikes in parts of michigan completely levelling dozens of homes and businesses as well. wjbk's amy andrews has more on the scene and she's live in the ha