thank you for adding that because eileen did it. we have three girl test pilots, and i think we've got two female -- eileen and another gal that are testing because eileen has to have a backup, a girl backup. >> and hopefully we'll be seeing more and more. >> absolutely. >> you went on, as you said, you were traveling overseas for lengths of time. you had your career in aviation. tell us something about that, you would, an overview of what you continued to do. >> i kind of went over to -- well, i went over to russia with two goals in mind, to see the paris air show and to meet valentina because she had already gone up in ' 63. and i was in russia in '65. i went on a train from vienna to moscow and i never got to meet her. and i was being sponsored to get to russia to meet her, but the russians didn't -- this was cold war time. they did not want us to meet. they had sent she and her husband off, they said, to japan. so there i was in russia by myself for one week. that's what my ticket allowed me to be there for. and it was an intere

i mean, eileen caught it quick with the coffeemaker.art about this crime, of identity theft, it doesn't happen to you just once, montel. they can hit you again years later after you've cleaned it , and in fact, for the rest of your life you may be looking over your shoulder and wondering when's the next package or pre-approved credit card offer gonna show up? >> all right, we're gonna take a little break and we'll be back right after this. [cheering and applause...] >> announcer: next, how easy is it to steal your identity? >> take a look and see how much he was able to find out. >> announcer: a former hacker surprises the audience when living well continues. >> wi victim of identity theft, i was so very horribly frightened. >> they have my identity. what else are they gonna do? >> mortgages have been taken out in my name, cell phones have been taken out in my name. >> the local police department had nothing to do with solving my case. >> we would have never gotten this done. >> i didn't receive any sense of peace until i called lifeloc

we had to wait, what, 30-some years for eileen to do it, to show us. >> unfortunately but good for -- >> oh, yes. finally progress. >> was it fascinating to be able to meet valentina and talk with her? >> very, but she was very guarded. and, of course, she would be. she held a position in moscow as the first lady, and rather interesting. if you lived in a block of buildings and you were to report to her if there was any misconduct in your building, it was your russian duty to report to her. if you overheard anything. if anything was against the government, and this is the way they worked their system. >> very different society. >> in fact, when our astronauts go over, and i've heard this from shannon, she had -- it was a terrible time. the food, the quality, the housing, the clothing, the fact that shannon didn't get all of her gear for a month up into the "soyuz" and into the module that they were circling the earth with was really too bad. but she told me a bit about her experiences. i'm looking forward to going to russia and i hope it will be a little bit different than what shanno

next up, tory and eileen. >> a super cute beach look.rup i love because it is two trends in one -- print and neon. from h & m. $17.95. so pretty. i love this as a maxi dress, we added a great beach hat. flat sandals. but then look how cute it looks on eileen as a skirt. then it becomes a maxi skirt for the evening and again adding in bold pops of color. tie-waist shirt. $79 at facie -- macy's. great accessories. neon sandal. >> the nighttime look, it is so funny -- just gathers around the top like that. is there she could be going out for cocktails at the beach and not look overdressed. because in the summer it is about being casual but still put together. >> love it. >> are you guys aware that we can see right through it? don't mind us. >> she's got a little help for the evening. >> next we'll bring out jazz. they're beth wearing a gingham dress. >> this is a lightweight cotton gingham dress. what makes this dress very easy is that it is neutral so you can pair it with any swimsuit. you don't have to match your coverup to the swimsuit.

george mason university economist eileen norcroft has figured out why. >> they have overseen the growth of a structural deficit. >> the committee has 17 legislative and tw civiliano members. -- two civilian members. t chargehe is that the committee ignored its own rules. >> in some years there would set the criteria for growth and one that amount did not fit with what they wanted to spend, they found another way to justify it. capital gains will be robust this year, or this is the growth in the business cycle. >> he pored over 30 years of reports sac submitted since its inception. in 2010, the committee admitted the process was not working. the combination of huge mid-year spending reductions, massive general assistance, and extensive reliance on one time supports makes it impossible to clearly establish a basis for calculating element without arbitrary judgment about what should be in or out. >> they are frustrated with this growing structural deficit. they know they need another process, another approach to spending discipline in the state. >> officers disagree. >> is working because

. >> the sun was beating down on the red brick pavement, but that did not seem to slow down eileen. >> i had my umbrella, the whole 9 yards. it keeps the sun off my arms. >> as with all key situations, the national weather service reminds folks to drink plenty of fluids and limit outdoor exercise to the early morning or evening hours or find a less strenuous activity and do it in the shade. >> i have got sunblock and bug repellent. it is a beautiful day, and why not? >> the weather is expected to last in the lead -- the next couple of days. for more on that kind of the story, let's go to tom tasselmyer, who is in the weather center. >> yes. i tell you what. it is still stifling. what it feels like around the region, westminster, baltimore, bwi, cooler up in the mountains or along the coast. the heat advisory is on that 95 corridor. also in p.g. and charles county. this is on the way, but as this high pressure system is out, this should get your tomorrow night into wednesday morning, and that is what we can finally expect some heat relief. more coming up in a few minutes. >> we will se

eileen mccan present theories on howhen's pop culture's third. eileen mccan present theories on how america ships too many jobs to our overseas allies and enemies. suzanne somers talk about solutions for aging and skin deterioration in bombshell. seventh is pioneer -- read drummond which contains the author's collection of recipes, photography and stories that reflect white america's countryside. agusta burroughs challenges self-help books with this is how, proven aid in overcoming shyness the dismal molestation, grief, disease, luxury, decrepitude and more for yen and old alike. secretary of state madeleine albright is ninth with her memoir proud winter. killing lincoln by bill o'reilly. >> many of you were not born in 1973 when watergate took place but richard nixon won in one of the biggest landslides in the history of the united states which meant most americans who voted in that election voted for him. yet when laws were violated, the american people including the overwhelming majority who had supported richard nixon said you have to investi

partners that we have here we have chief greg sure and his wonderful police force i see commander eileen poindexter captain mannix i saw back there in the back i really appreciate your help and your willingness to do this of course i'm just going to have all of our staff that had something to do with this to just kind of raise their hands or stand up i think i saw in her staff and modernization barbara smith and twyman who's one of the resident man area managers and others who have had a part in this process my friend back there who's trying to be on notice my favorite custodian back there viva just race he keeps the place under wraps for us so it really takes a qadri of folks but what i'm excited about when. ever we get a chance to do this and i tell the mayor all the time that i really don't like to talk and today i'm talking a lot which is really unusual is that these these are the things that make me get up every day and come to work we get something accomplished that is just absolutely great it's exceptional i won't do any dancing today i've done that before that i mean a lot of peo

i suggest that dick morris and his wife, eileen, who have just published an important book that addresses a prime example of the title "screwed:how foreign countries are ripping off america and philandering our country and how leaders have helped them do it." and then another the next page, hydrocarbon resources under the continental shelf. sounds pretty dire. fortunately, it's not true. under international law and long-standing u.s. policy, we already have access to these areas. dating back to harry truman who issued confirmations and congress has passed laws, establishing america's maritime laws and no one has challenged them. as you pointed out, we do have a navy and opponents of the treaty perhaps would say why get involved in all of this nonsense? send the fleet out. shoot it up. if, in fact, you've got a problem. what is this navy for? now i tried to mention this briefly in my comments. that even a thousand ship level, we cannot cover all of the disputes of the world. in other words, if we're asserting sovereignty, we don't care for these people. communists who, in fact, have negoti

over at the inner harbor, the sun was beating down, but that did not seem to slow down 85- year-old eileen. >> i had my umbrella, it and i kept the sun off of my arms. >> as with all key situations, the national weather service reminds folks to drink plenty of fluids and limit outdoor exercise to the early morning or evening hours or find a less strenuous activity and do it in the shade. >> i have got a new umbrella. i have got daughters of water, sun block, repellent, and it is a beautiful day. more and not print >> ok and just a reminder that the heat advisory remains in effect until 9:00 this evening, and this hot weather will stick around for the next couple of days with some relief finally coming towards the end of the week. live at the inner harbor, lowell melser, wbal tv 11 news. >> another item making the news is a tropical storm, beryl, with winds that are just a few miles shy of being designated a category one hurricane. >> a rare and a tropical storm sounded a wake-up call along the southeast coast. hurricane season, which officially starts june 1, is already here. the tropical

bringing us the inside of the courtroom there, so we're talking about former financial adviser, eileen the stand when the trial broke for lunch. >> yes. >> what is her role? >> well, she was on the stand for a short time. i'm not sure what the there is going to be there, you know what i mean. she was explaining how she, when she met john edwards, when she went to work for him, began to volunteer for him in 2003, she did say a couple of interesting things, one, she was with john edwards when he would pick up the the phone and start doing his own fundraising calls. she was asked was he good at it. oh, yeah, he was good at it. that he knew campaign law, what the rules and restrictions were, and, that he had a cadre of the very prolific donors known as the trial bar, the trial attorneys in america behind him. and that was used to get him on the ticket with john kerry because wherever he went the money would come. >> diane, why is it important to show that john edwards was good at raising money and getting money from folks? what is behind that? >> you know, we have not -- i think everybody

. >> reporter: eileen's son rick was a 20-year-old syracuse student when he died in the bombing.er justice minister said momar gadhafi ordered the bombing. >> he was involved he put the bomb on the plane but some body made the bomb someone told him to do it. >> reporter: now that he is dead they say the attention can shift from the one time intelligence officer to the people he worked with. >> they say the libyan ambassador to the u.s. is co- operating they hope they can get more answers about what happened. >>> work is under way right now to raise the wreckage of the costa concordia the giant cruise liner has been lying on its side partly submerged since january 13th when it struck a rock. workers will fill containers on either side of the boat with water to counter balance the vessel so it can be lifted on the a platform. 32 people were killed in the disaster the ship's captain faces manslaughter charges. >>> new rape allegations against the former imf head dominique strauss-kahn. mary has more on the investigation involving an alleged incident in washington dc in 2010. >> well

. >> reporter: mike and eileen beard use airbnb to rent out homes in their silver spring home informt three years, they've had several hundred bookings. >> they get the local experience. when they're traveling to washington, d.c., they are going to get a chance to see all the big sights if they are here for tourism. we give they want local aspect. >> reporter: the airbnb web site and app pretty much define user friendly. plug in a price or search by neighborhood or ameant, check out the host profoil and send them a message if you are interested. >> reporter: emily is the director of consumer strategy and insight. she says it has come a long way since it started in 2007 and recently has expanded to more than just accommodations. >> it is taking off with rooms, cars, sharing local experiences. access is more important and more powerful than the ownership of those goods. so, for example, there is no need to own multiple homes around the united states if you can go and travel and stay in them whenever you want to. if you have a bicycle and you were anot using it 50% of the time, why not

kabc's eileen frere reports on her injuries and how this happened.ed various colors. family on san onofre state beach some green. some orange. seven of them altogether, collected by a san clemente family on san onofre state beach last saturday. what happened later baffles their neighbor. >> the daughters were playing with the rocks, and she took them away and i guess basically they combusted in her pocket due to friction. >> there were actual flames coming off of her cargo shorts. >> reporter: this photo shows the burnt shorts belonging to the girls' mother. put the rocks in her pocket. four hours after the 43-year-old put the rocks in her pocket. >> we responded to the call. we found that a 43-year-old female did have severe burns to her legs. second and third-degree burns. third-degree is very serious. that's when you have actual skin sloughing off the body. >> reporter: the county's health care agency says they're waiting for further test results on the rocks but believe two of them contained a phosphorous inated by being ockeother five became cro

the prosecution called another witness to the stand, eileen laws who manages melon's farm.asked whether melon had made multi-million-dollar contributions to friends other than edwards, laws replied, no. shep? >> shepard: you know, the jury -- we got to hear something about bunny melline and john edwards today that the jury did not and will not. >> that's right. they called another witness to the stand. the librarian at melon's farm testified that edwards approached bunny melon for an additional $3 million in 2011, just before he was indicted. tony willis described a phone call between edwards and melon saying, quote: the senator had talked to her about some additional money to get him established in moving on. she said that she couldn't and then when she came to the library, she said i really need to write a letter. well, willis helped melon draft a letter. she never sent it on advice of her attorneys. the prosecution tried to enter this letter as an exhibit. enter it into evidence. but the defense effectively blocked that. arguing that these events, being described in 2011

. >> reporter: eileen and her family walked miles along the water front in honor of her father who helpeduild the bridge from '33 to '36, he passed away a few years ago, he would have been 100. >> he thought it was a good job and brought money home to his family. he said i was just lucky to have a job. >> reporter: a job that's grown into a legacy. >> truly beautiful. it really is. it's very beautiful. i'm glad we can be here to honor my dad. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> wrapping up with a spectacular fireworks display that illuminated the entire bridge. a waterfall of lights, lasers and colorful fireworks combining for, yes, you could say breathtaking show. the best part here, the weather. that's right, the weather cooperated. the fog decided to stay away for the entire show so it was crystal clear for all those lovely fireworks. >>> well, if you're going to plan on that memorial day ba barbecue, what can we expect? >> you can expect -- >> i like it. >> hamburgers. good thing. and jon kelley, hopefully, in a nice springtime ensemble. we've got a good-looking day shaping up. it's g

lesbian rights for the work she had done in florida for gay adoptions and i was giving an award to eileenuld you two like to take a picture together. lora said i'd like to take a picture with her. we younged it up for the camera and i was immediately smitten. we'll get to tell our children ten years from now this is the moment we met. and indeed i have a child now as a result of this marriage. >> you said you were a dog person. >> you weighed in on president obama weighing in on same-sex marriage on twitter actually and you thinked him for the dignity that those words brought you. >> brought to our family, yeah. it's interesting. i don't take the debate about gay right personally. i take it objectively. >> you don't. >> no. i felt it. i felt -- when the president came out and said, you know, believe that gay people should be able to marry each other, i think it's a right they should have as well. all of a sudden i took that as -- it really moved me. it really touched me. >> were you thinking, he's talking to us? >> i took it a little personally. like i saw andrew vaunl on the chris matthe

eileen curtis is president of the dulles regional chamber and roy is the director of baby managementomething like this doesn't happen without a public/private partnership, which is what's going on here. i'm like, okay, people love living here and working here. almost like a bit of a fairy tale. >> it is. if cinderella were a place, it would be chantilly. we have the international washington dulles airport, and the air and space museums. like cinderella, we do not have a spotlight that's been focused on chantilly. our purpose as a chamber is to do that and create a wonderful day to celebrate chantilly. >> reporter: sometimes it's be careful what you wish for. you have this gem and you're opening it to everyone. you want everyone to come in and take part. >> absolutely. everyone is most welcome. it's 9:30 to 6:00 tomorrow. we have things ranging from parades to pet adoption, to business expo, taste of chantilly, a sunset concert with the merchants of cool. >> reporter: roy, where you come in, you've helped donate the space so they can have this amazing festival. for you, to have a day

next up, tory and eileen. >> a super cute beach look.t for cocktails at the beach and not look overdressed. because in the summer it is about being casual but still put together. >> are you guys aware that we can see right through it? >> she's got a little help for the evening. >> next we'll bring out jazz. >> this is a lightweight cotton gingham dress. what makes this dress very easy is that it is neutral so you can pair it with any swimsuit. you don't have to match your coverup to the swimsuit. i found this for $50 at marshall's. huge steal. love the polka dots. bringing in the neon this summer. i love the idea of adding a structured blazer. this one is a white linen blazer from macy. it takes the look from casual and beachy to polished and professional. you could even take that to the office. these shoes are a stacked woven hell from kohl's. $53. >> you find good bargains. >> i'm all about the bargain. >> we have adrian and claudicla. they have this great open weave sweater. >> if you're not beach body ready but you want people to see

so eileen and i have been having a little bit of a party.t what's going on now is a shadow game between putin and the united states over the issue of anti-missile missiles. as you recall, during the cold war era, the whole approach was oh, don't have defensive missiles because it's only mad that will protect the world, mutually assured destruction and if anybody erects a missile shield, they might have a first strike against the other side. and that logic is continuing even though with iran and north korea a missile shield is about the only defense we could have. now, when -- when obama hinted to medvedev with that open mike a few weeks ago, i'll have a little more flexibility after the election, he was talking about this issue and putin boycotting nato summit is really a statement that he wants nato to turn away from deploring land based interceptors. what's going on, brian, there's a worry that i have and write about in "screwed." there's a thing called the code of conduct in space which is being circulated by our european allies that woul

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take a look at the pictures sent in to me by eileen at the grand canyon.to the grand canyon and took this beautiful picture of the day this week at the grand canyon right now you are 28 degrees. today getting up to 78 anybody who is going to hike. keep sending me your pictures rick reichmuth on twitter or put them on my facebook page as well. the northeast a spectacular one. tons of sunshine. very comfortable temperatures. a great day to be outside and enjoy. take mom out early today for an early mother's day day. down towards the southeast, nice in florida. nice across the coast. have heavy rain across parts of that middle section in there towards the deep south into the northern plains a little bit cooler for your day today. before the warm up begins. and then out across the west, that's where a lot of heat is all bottled up and very nice conditions especially into the pacific northwest. send it back to you inside. >> thanks, rick. a socialist comes to america and loves t. why one man gave up a katyushay curb government gig. >> jane seymour joins us on t