but elizabeth said it looked wonderful. we were talking about mothers and you told us before you went to a sorrity event in oklahoma, what did your mother say to you right before the door opened in. >> she rings the door bell and looks over and said, oh, you should have pressed that dress before you came and all i could think is, i'm wrinkled. >> you remember that all those years later. >> that's mika's life have day. so, you have been coming on for a year, year and a half now, and

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but elizabeth said it looked wonderful.rs and you told us before you went to a sorrity event in oklahoma, what did your mother say to you right before the door opened in. >> she rings the door bell and looks over and said, oh, you should have pressed that dress before you came and all i could think is, i'm wrinkled. >> you remember that all those years later. >> that's mika's life have day. so, you have been coming on for a year, year and a half now, and talking about the need for financial reform. we may be a week or two away. >> that's right. >> this is the big finale. >> that's right. >> are you excited? >> i am. i'm excited, but in that nervous, you know, are we watching a wreck unfold or is it all going to come together? >> that's what i meant. is there actually something here to be excited about? >> yes. it's in front of the senate right now. the bill's already gone through the house. what's in front of the senate has got a strong consumer agency in it, but it's already been amended and pulled in, put under the fed so

. >>> an apology from elizabeth hassle back after comments she made about the costume -- elizabeth hasselback could avoided jail time by locking her in her costume. she called her to apologize. >> a landmark for washingtonians has reopened its doors. >> to good health and to our customers, here is to a great new store. >> that is the safeway on wisconsin avenue known as the safeway -- the social safeway. the name comes from the tradition for people watchers to get used to washington's elite. the store officially opens tomorrow morning. it features a huge wine cellar, at a tasting bar, coffee shop, brick oven pizza operation. it will be 24 hours all the way through, even including the starbucks. >> is that opens tonight? >> first thing tomorrow morning. >> you are off the hook. >> i ate everything i brought back. >> we have good weather coming up. a couple items to watch tomorrow and the weekend. we will tell you the details. let's make a couple of stops. a very mild wednesday evening. 69 in germantown and 80 was the high temperature recorded. we will make another stock in chantilly. it is 69

. >>> tonight, punishment for one of elizabeth smart's kidnappers. battle of the beltway. >> downtown d.c., a group of ballou high from gore's came here with rolling thunder. >>> dream come true for a group of ballou high school students celebrating prom. sam ford has more on how contest and a lot of hard work made it come together. >> we are at 14th and , the crown plaza hotel, a high-school students dancing up at the prom, including four young people who won an essay contest and came here with their dates with rolling thunder. it was a group of people including the police, the shriners, and motorcycle clubs. we waited for the escort in southeast where the essay contest winner lives. we found a crowd. she and her date, also a contest winner, their siblings, mothers, friends. >> we will have fun at our prom. >> the party bus is coming. is exciting! >> the escort was a dozen motorcycles gathered in ballou high school parking lot. then they stop to gather the winners of the essay contest on why it is a board to have a father in the home. it was the ide

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here is elizabeth mcdonald. >>> money fears overseas scaring stocks in america.alling more than 200 points. debt worries in europe over shadowing good news at the economy here at home. factory orders rising 5.3% in march. orders posting their biggest boost in five years. home sales boosting more than 5%. the government taxpayer credit getting a lot of credit for that. >>> earnings for the maker of viagra and lipitor down from last year but still beating expectation. >>> and they are talking about beating quarterly earnings and mir dock saying the record-setting movie avatar, advertising and tv network. new score is the parent company of the fox network. that is business, i'm elizabeth mcdonald. >>> coming up more information in the death of a college lacrosse player from maryland. what police say happened on the night of her murder. >> reporter: and former mayor

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elizabeth my sister. there's only one perfect child in the world and every parent has it.margaret, maggie. who lead this campaign and i'm eternally devoted to along with my sver sisters. i can't thank them all enough. and then to the silver fox, my mom. how we loved her. she taught high school math. we all tried to ar youngest one gw her. then to my father. we laid him to rest in arlington ctreeo ery this october. i tell you, right to the very enon t the greatest man i have ever met. i know without a doubt when he peteo his brand new friend up there, he said, common, put that hand on the tiller of my c13 drive it into that safe harbor. c13 do things. i tell them persistence, tenasity. i proposed to someone two days after i met her. about eight years later, she finally said yes. to my wife. how blessed can one be? even more. pety 22 trouble maker. she's young and beautiful. she hates me to say that. that's the love of my life. [applause] >> i try to steal aff. iss and never make it. i tell you, thank you, lord for her. as i end, actein to the familie of pennsylvania, how i

elizabeth palmer, cbs news. >>> back in this country, the fiercely competitive world of professional cycling is being shaken again by accusations of doping aimed at lance armstrong. and disgraced tour de france winner floyd landis is the accuser. sandra hughes has more on that from los angeles. >> reporter: after crashing on the tour de california, lance armstrong got back on his bike. but his injuries finally forced him to quit just hours after he vehemently denied the latest allegations of doping. the accusations against armstrong, who has won the tour de france seven times, came in e-mails from floyd landis. landis, who won the tour de france in 2006, tested positive for performance enhancing drugs and was stripped of his victory. he spent four years fighting the allegations. >> did you use testosterone at all? >> no. >> reporter: then he abruptly put the brakes on his defense. landis, according to the "wall street journal," sent e-mails to u.s. and world cycling officials admitting to using the blood booster epo to increase his endurance, testosterone and human growth hormone. he

steve forbes, elizabeth mac donald z rich, stephan fitch, quinton and victoria., this would kill the economic recovery? >> you don't grow an economy by growing a bureaucracy, especially one that paid more for similar work than the private sector. this is just growing a bureaucracy, getting voters in for the democrats in november. it's called cash for clunkies but not a way -- cash for flunkies but not a way for economic growth. >> david: you're for cash for flunkies, victoria? >> no. but give obama some credit. talking about what is described as a 19th century hiring process in the government agencies more efficient, making it, you know, happen more quickly. applications fall through the cracks all the time. applicants have to write essays instead of handing in resumes and cover letters. this is about efficiency. it's good. it will save taxpayers money. he's not talking about increasing overall jobs. in this particular instance. others, yes. but i applaud the efficiency. >> david: so rich, efficiency is good everywhere, in the public sector or the private sector.

elizabeth smart was taken from her bedroom back at knifepoint in 2002. she was just 14 years old. >>> the alarm system at the paris museum where millions of dollars worth of art was stolen was mall nunfunctioning were we. police in paris say the lone masked thief was caught on camera as he broke a window into the building, stuck in, stole the paintings and left without ever tripping an alarm. the guards on duty say they didn't hear or see a thing. the officials say that the motion detectors in the museum had been faulty, again, since march. >> we say 88% to 89% of museum thefts usually has some type of insider situation going on. it's not always the curator or even an employee. >> a special police brigade in paris is examining the frames that were left behind looking for forensic evidence now. >>> it's a case of extreme bullying at a high school in new hampshire. police have arrested five people for tattooing a 14-year-old against his will. investigators say the suspects and victim all go to the same school. the 14-year-old is a special needs student. po

from the elizabeth quizenberry william lucas puts them in the wagon and goes all the way down to the where they arrive money morning. this is the crossing at the rappahannock river. today it is a boat ramp it has since been replaced. here they meet the three confederate soldiers that take them across the rappahannock river the end of the line. they arrive monday evening and booth thinks he is home free and virginia finally but friends sleeping in bed with a good hot food. little does he know that they troop of cavalry has been on his tail since monday morning and finally catch up with him at the garrett farm. very early wednesday morning 2:00. that is richard garrick. this is the unknown unpublished photographs given by a good friend to uncover this with his research. that is old man richard garrett who owned the farm house. the troops cornered herald and booth in the tobacco barn and negotiated for a couple of hours. the troopers refusing they wanted to take him alive and the negotiations were not going anywhere. so one of the men said fire with the idea of smoking them out. before

elizabeth is live in atlanta with more on the story, elizabeth?that's right, record breaking rainfall, flooded highways, rising river levels, the people in tennessee just can't seem to get a break. this band of severe thunderstorms drenching and hovering over the volunteer state over the weekend and at least 20 inches of rain falling so far, turning streets into bushing streams and people could be seen all day today wading through waste high waters. emergency responders as well as volunteers helping to have people driving in their cars and low lying areas and road closures are hammering the rescue efforts while the residents are dealing with water that's starting to seep into their homes and some structures are swept away by the rising flood levels. on your screen, you can see a building, that was once on the back of a tractor-trailer. it was later seen floating down what was once an interstate. these rains came very quickly, they caught many people by surprise, drivers on interstate 24 outside of nashville yesterday had to get out of the cars, th

elizabeth pratt is live in atlanta with more details.tell us about this, please. >> well, we know that that deadline expired about three weeks ago, but a lot of potential home buyers are already seeing these home prices fall. now, experts stay that tax credit which offered first time home buyers about $8,000 in tax credit relief, it did work. in march we saw an up tick in home sales nearly 27%, but for people who have time to wait. people who don't need that buying boost, they're seeing home prices drop 10, $20,000 in just three short weeks. we met a couple who's been home shopping in metro atlanta for about six months and the property there they're interested in started at 260. today after the tax incentive deadline expired it's listed at 230. so realtors are telling us, listen go bargain hunting. these listing agents have to drop the prices in order to move these homes. now, in the end these tax credits are not coming cheap for the federal governmentment we know the congressional budget office, estimates the next eight years, 4.6 billi

>> ainsley: thank you, elizabeth.kistan, missile strikes killing at least five people, pakistanis saying they were u.s. missiles but it's not confirmed yet i felt happened in the khyber tribal region. the reported strikes are the first in that area and pakistani officials say one missile hit a house and another hit two trucks loaded with militants. anywhere from five to 15 people believed dead. pakistani police say militants armed with assault rifles kidnapped 60 people in another northwestern tribal area and hostages are women and children. >>> a shocking train crash caught on tape. a huge homecoming for australia's newest 16-year-old hero, as we go around the world in 80 seconds. ♪ >> ainsley: thailand. more unrest in bangkok as the government defends the deadly crackdown on protesters. two days of fighting between soldiers and anti-government demonstrators left dozens dead and hundreds more wounded. one leader of the protest warning the country is getting closer to civil war every minute. iraq, at least ten dead an

elizabeth smart was 14 years old and she was found 9 months later and she faces court again. she's agreed to testify against her now estranged husband. >>> and new, mary. >>> and the cycling world says that floyd landis needs to provide evidence of lance armstrong. for the second day, lance armstrong called him a liar. they want concrete evidence to support his claims that he used performs-enhanceing drugs. >>> burt reynolds talks about bouncing back after a surgery. >> he's back at work after surgery and the near death rumors. >> they were shocked i'm alive and well and walking and talking and running and shooting and all of that stuff. >> he had open heart surgery and now, this is the 74-year- old seasoned actor today. >> i'm so seasoned, it's frightening. >> he's thin, but he's able to work long hours on the set of burn notice. he plays an aging retired spy. >> my character gets into a mess of a hornets nest, he doesn't know what he's doing. >> i don't think i can do it. i don't have the combination. >> this is a far cry from the recent scandal making head lines and now, h

queen elizabeth delivered a speech drawn up by the new government. it outlines their priorities for the coming year. that is a night at 9:00 eastern on c-span -- that is sunday night at 7 -- at 9:00 eastern on c-span. >> president obama talks about the sacrifices of u.s. troops and their families in recognition of memorial day. he is followed by republican congressman kevin mccarthy of california who talks about a new initiative launched by congressional republicans to get suggestions on policy from the american public. is about seven minutes. -- this is about seven minutes. >> this weekend, as we celebrate memorial day, families across america will gather in backyards and front porches, fire up the barbeque, kick back with friends, and spend time with people they care about. that is as it should be. but i also hope that, as you do so, you will take some time to reflect on what memorial day is all about -- on why we set this day aside as a time of national remembrance. it is fitting every day to pay tribute to the men and women who wear the uniform o

elizabeth lives in warrenville with her husband ken and daughter mackey.m proud to honor elizabeth lukes for this great award and recognition and congratulate her again for an outstanding job at this school. thank you. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota. >> address the house for one minute, revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this monday, memorial day, gives citizens from around the country to pause, come together, remember those who have laid down their lives in protection of freedom. the debt we owe our nation's members of the armed services, our veterans and their families can never be fully repaid. today we continue to be engaged in hostilities in iraq and afghanistan and young men and women will continue to pay the ultimate price for this nation. mr. walz: as a 24-year veteran of the army national guard i'm proud of the work we've done in this congress to support our veterans and military families. although we've come a long way concerning care for our veterans,

after that, queen elizabeth present the agenda for the year at the opening of parliament. >> this week, a husband and wife historian team who have written many books together. the most recent is about henry clay, a speaker of the house, senator, and secretary of state who made many runs for the u.s. presidency in the early 19th century. >> can you give a brief synopsis of his henry clay was? >> he was probably the most important legislature in our history. he is best remembered for running for the presidency and failing five times, but his legislation made a difference for the nation. >> how many years was the end the house of representatives? >> -- was he in the the house of representatives? >> he was in a from madison's administration throughout monroe's. there was a brief interruption when he negotiated the treaty of peace with britain after the war of 1812. he returned and was immediately reelected. he to cover the state department in 1825. he does not go back into the house after that. he goes back to the senate. he is remarkable because of his speakership and the role he took in

. >>> sentencing today for the woman involved in the kidnapping of elizabeth smart. vick joins us from the news room with the judge's decision in this case. >> reporter: today the suspect said she was sorry. she was sentenced to 15 years in prison. she'll get credit for the 7 years already served and she will testify against her now estranged house brian mitchell. smart was discovered with them nine months after she was abducted. >> vick, thank you. >>> elizabeth smart is now 22 years old and currently serving on a religious mission in paris. >>> another rollercoaster day on wall street. stocks bounced higher as investors put aside concerns about europe's money troubles. >> reporter: the stock market took a bunkie jump with the dow plunging below 10,000 and then bouncing up. traders sell the recent selloff might make it a healthier market. >> it's like pruning a rose bush. it's necessary to have it trim back. >> reporter: investors followed the news when there was a bailout for shaky european economies. greece was the first to accept help. but the government has foug

>> fascinating or that queen elizabeth i was 25 when she became a queen?ion features a wide range of fascinating biographies, former member of the "today" family. nice to welcome you back, noah. >> nice to be back. >> fifth volume in the series that you've done. you fashioned it so that every day a person could read and gain a little bit of knowledge. and are you trying to smarten up america? is that your idea? >> what we're trying to do is give people information that's accessible and fits into the schedules we all have nowadays that don't really allow us to read 600-page tomes. one a day, five minutes before bed or when you get up or any time of day. you learn something interesting. >> speebing of interesting, here you have 365 fascinating biographies. how did you choose? from jesus to jerry falwell. >> we tried to reflect a diversity of personalities across all different kinds of fields. people who led military campaigns, inventors, we've got phil philosophers, villains in history. 365 of the most fascinating. >> cultural. >> yeah. >> people can use thi

rick. >> elizabeth prann live in atlanta. thanks so much. >> here is an interesting stat for you. experts predict solar power can provide a quarter of the world's electricity by the year 2050. so is the u.s. in a position to be the leader in this lucrative and growing industry? what needs to be done to insure our dominance in this field? here is a managing partner with an investment group. good to have you here, sir. so basically in 40 years, a quarter of the earth's energy will come via solar power. does this seem likely to you? >> well, it's to be seen. obviously we can't make predictions what's going to happen 40 years from now. this is really a dollar and cents game. this tragedy in the gulf has really ignited the conversation which is very important. we need to have alternative solutions. but solar energy is very, very expensive. as a matter of fact, to kind of put it in perspective, if you look at coal, oil and natural gas, it costs 5 cents to create a kilowatt hour using those. it costs 38 cents with solar energy. so it's really seven times more expensive. it will take a lo

thanks, elizabeth.rave sites at the center of a heated protest in jerusalem, dozens of demonstrators have been arrested as ultra orthodox jews fight the plan to relocate the buried remains. plus, elena kagen under the microscope, the woman who could become our next supreme court justice. the topic of a lot of discussion this weekend coming up next. ♪ [ sneezing ] ♪ [ male announcer ] what are you gonna miss when you have an allergy attack? benadryl® is more effective than claritin® at relieving your worst symptoms and works when you need it most. benadryl®. you can't pause life. 14 clubs. that's what they tell us a legal golf bag can hold. and while that leaves a little room for balls and tees, it esn't leve room for much else. there's no room left for deadlines or conference calls. not a single pocket to hold the stress of the day, or the to-do list of tomorrow. only 14 clubs pick up the right one and drive it right down the middle of pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org. soak our yards in c

elizabeth kekly is one figure -- elizabeth kekly was mrs. lincoln's seamstress and she wrote a memoir and she was closer to the lincolns in some ways than almost anybody in the white house. she had an absolute bird's eye view. she wrote her memoir and mrs. lincoln felt betrayed and she ended her life in a home for the -- the indigent -- the colored indigents -- i forget the name of the institution in the washington area. and also i recount the meeting between at the same time -- between frederick douglass and lincoln. it's interesting, henry lewis gates who became famous in the obama story a little later for reasons that we all know in the presidency described for me -- there was a long description of the book about his impressions of obama. and he said, look, the most radical thing about barack obama is that he's african-american. and then in a way he is a post-modern frederick douglass. and what did skip gates mean by this? he's somebody who's able to tell a story. frederick douglass had a unique capacity to tell his stories back and forth

elizabeth is live in atlanta and following all the detail there's. how are the rescue efforts going? >> they are continuing. one person died as a result of a reported tornado in mississippi. five people have died as a result of all of the flooding that has taken place in tennessee. the rain is not letting up and also the rescue efforts are being hampered by the flood waters. the roads are turning into pools and these bridges are collapsing. judging by the photographs we have been seeing it is easy to see why the national guard has been called in. they are working with helicopters who were on standby to rescue any one in the flood waters, people in low-lying areas or people still at home. yesterday, the rain caught up to drivers on interstate 24. people were jumping out of their scars t cars to safety. leaving their vehicles behind to wash them away. it is not every day you see a portable building float down a highway. parts of interstate 40, a big connector between nashville and memphis, closed. keep in mind this is a very dangerous situation. it onl

elizabeth is following the story from atlanta. hi, elizabeth. >> hey, sho shannon.easy and coupled with double digit unemployment that is more problems. local chain here in metro atlanta is offering up a new program for the hundreds of families moving with atlanta's newest for the tune 500 company. ncr has been headquartered in dayton, ohio, for more than 45 years. employees had the opportunity to enroll in a program called georgia pathways. it creates a match pairing georgia families with dayton, ohio, families. the georgia family has no affiliation or connection with ncr. they discuss things that you can't really find on the internet or in a brochure, doctors, schools and daycares. it has never been done before and families say it has been a huge success. >> just sends the message that we do want to welcome all the employees here and their families and help them to fit in and streamline it to where they can fit in really well here. >> now, shannon, georgia state officials riding high. the governor and his economic team instrumental in getting ncr here, offering th

how is it looking, elizabeth? >> reporter: not looking too good, brian.u mentioned, we just learned that mississippi officials confirmed that three people have died in benton county, mississippi, as a possible tornado ripped through around 2:30 this morning. that part of the country not seeming to catch a break. tennessee still seeing a lot of flooding, about ten inches yesterday. flooding highways, roadways and rivers. now that band of slow-moving thunderstorms drefrnled t ss d volunteer state this weekend. ten inches falling in memphis turning streets to streams and the floodwaters so high some buildings were even see floating down what was once an interstate. emergency officials scramble to get people out of the flood areas, but even as rescuers were helping others they needed help themselves. raging waters flipped a fire truck, leaving the crew stranded on top of the rig until help arrived. in nashville, emergency responders rescued 50 people from that area yesterday alone. about 80 national guard men have been dispatched to the area to assist with th

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. >>> the man plead guilty to the elizabeth smart kidnapping will serve at the federal medical center in texas. he pleaded guilty to federal charges of kidnapping and unlawful transportation in exchange for testimony against her husband. smart was 14 when she was kidnapped in 2002. >>> musician bret michaels is back. he experienced numbness on the left side of his body. he suffered a massive brain hemorrhage. it is likely and related to the hemorrhage. winslow hantaviruses back in france and with legal trouble. she was supposed to be arrested on her return to l.a.. they canceled of the warrant after she posted bail. she listed a mandatory court hearing where her passport was lost or stolen during her trip from the film festival. that made her unable to get home in time for the hearing. >>> astronauts have wrapped up their last space walk. the shuttle crews finished installing a fresh batteries along with the russian compartment. it was opened up on thursday, but they had to seal it up again when air scrubbers are working to clean it up. >>> today, there is probably no place better to

she sells access to her ex- husband, a british business envoy and queen elizabeth's second son for nearly three- quarters of $1 million. not knowing that the man posing as a businessman is actually a reporter for the british tabloid >> she is saying that her ex-husband is up for rent. >> the palace but denies prince andrew had any idea that his ex- wife was involved. >it is true my financial situation is under stress, but is no excuse for a serious lapse in judgment. the duke of york was not involved in any of the discussions. >> they have described themselves as the happiest divorced couple in the world. they believe that that agreement could come to an abrupt end. >> the sad story. >> here's a look at what is coming up at 6:00. >> titans with deep pockets go at it in court. the baltimore city bottle taxes back on the table. i will explain, coming up in a live report. >> the search for suspects in the murder of a bar owner, that story coming up. >> live, local, late breaking. this is wbal tv 11 news in hd. >> at the battle over slots is now unfolding in a circuit court room. it is our bi

per ghee sells access to her ex-husband, prince andrew, the british business envoy and queen elizabeth'sd son for nearly $750,000. not knowing the man posing as a businessman is actually a reporter for the british tabloid news of the world. >> it's essentially saying that her ex-husband, prince andrew, who's let's not forget is a force in london of his own, is up for frent. >> the balls categorically denies that prince andrew had any idea he was involved in the deal. as does fergie herself in a statement. it's true my financial situation is under stress but that does not excuse a lack of judgment and i'm very story. >> prince andrew and fergie have described themselves as the happiest divorced coup until the world. many believe that amicable agreement could come to an abrupt end. >>> that reporter allegedly was posing as a rich businessman hoping to launch a new business. >>> just too time for a memorial day road trip, gas prices declined a bit. bass graces have in the past week. in d.c., it's $2.92. across virginia, gas is averaging about $27 69 per gall gallon. a new recycling push in

. >> reporter: fergie sells access to her ex-husband prince andrew, queen elizabeth's second son, for nearly $750,000. not knowing the man posing as a businessman is actually a reporter for "news of the world." >> essentially saying her ex-husband, prince andrew, who let's not forget is up for rent. >> the palace categorically denies that he had any idea his ex-wife was involved in the ordeal. it's true my financial situation is under stress. however, that's no excuse for a serious lapse in judgment and i am very sorry. the duke of york was not aware or involved in any of the discussions. prince andrew and fergie have described themselves as the happiest divorced couple in the world. many believe that amicable agreement could come to an abrupt end. >>> now ferguson and prince andrew divorced in 1996. that same year that prince charles and diana parted ways. >>> there's been a state of emergency declared in parts of jamaica. masked torched a police station and traded gunfire with security forces. the gunmen were reportedly defending a reputed drug lord, identified as christopher coke.

this time they successfully cross and make their way slowly down the shoreline to the home of elizabeth quintinberry, another confederate agent. and go down the coastline and the first creek you will come to the home of prisonberry. she will take care of you. so they arrive at elisabeth's home. her house is right outside in virginia, the dog improving grounds. she sent for and confederate agent on the virginia side of brings two horses and his sidekick, william bryant, and tells him to take a booth and harold to dr. richard stewart's house where they will be taken care of next. this is the man samuel mudd set up a meeting to introduce john wilkes booth to. as a result, he provided the horses and a guide that took booth to stewart's house. this is the summer home where they arrived in the evening at dinner time. this is his summer home. extraordinarily wealthy man the personal confederate agent who had been arrested twice. somehow all he had gotten word of coming down the line. he didn't want anything to do with them. so he refused them shelter but gave them food. he gave them dinner and

fergie sells access to her ex-husband, prince andrew, british business envoy and queen elizabeth's second son, for nearly three quarters of a million dollars, not knowing that the man posing as a businessman is actually a reporter for the british tabloid "news of the world." >> it's essentially saying that her ex-husband, prince andrew, who let's not forget, is fourth in line to the throwne, is up fr rent. he can be bought and sold for anyone who wants to meet him and she's going to pocket the cash. it couldn't be more damaging for her. >> reporter: the duchess who lives beyond her means is reportedly drowning in debt. as the sting unfolds, fergusson asks for money upfront, in cash. >> $4,000. >> yes. >> which is in my safe. but how am i going to give it to you? i haven't got a bag. >> reporter: splashed across the tabloids, as were other similarly indelicate moments. this time the fallout directly implicates prince andrew and indirectly the queen, the grandmother of fergie's two daughters. >> he's going to be kind enough to want to play, then andrew will play. >> that's correct. i don't

this as rain continues, to fall across the region, elizabeth is live in our atlanta bureau and any relief? >> reporter: not really, gregg. this is an historic amount of rainfall that fell on tennessee and the governor announcing and confirming, 7 people have fallen because of the storm and he doesn't know the extent of the damage yet. we got new video, where you can see, people are in water up to their waists and volunteers and emergency workers are rescuing people from heavily flooded areas and continuing to pummel the southeast, it is unprecedented and radar estimates show up to 20 inches of rain, falling in the last 24 hours. in tennessee. and road closures continue to hamper rescue efforts, while residents deal with water starting to seep into their homes. gregg. >> gregg: the state national guard obviously has been called in. what are they doing to help. >> reporter: their searching for people in low-lying areas and people who are stranded. rescue workers rescued about 50 people, in nashville, just yesterday. we've also seen video where people had to leave their cars on i-24. just to

see, my name is elizabeth. -- caller: my name is elizabeth. i want to know why the u.s. constitution, which has been inactive for generations and generations to come up with green cards and coming into the u.s. legally on a visa, why is that not been implemented now? we already have a system in place that is supposed to be making sure that these kinds of things do not happen. why are they not sticking to what has already been enacted generation after generation after generation, that we are supposed to live by that is in our constitution now. if that is the way it is supposed to be. that is the way that it needs to be done. guest: i think you bring up good points. one is the issue of green cards, which is permission to be a legal permanent resident, meaning that you can live here as long as you did not do anything wrong. the u.s. can take that green card away and send you back if you do something wrong folks that are here on green cards make up a small portion of folks that come from other countries. there are a myriad of ways that people can come to this country from ot

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. >>> and one of elizabeth smart's kidnappers has been sentenced.as given charges on the 2002 abduction of the utah teenager. >>> an odd couple of unusual animal friends. an orangutan, who lives at a south carolina animal preserve, found and saved a hound dog. the two have been best friends ever since. >>> over to marysol with the weather. >> thanks, ron. good morning to you. good morning, everyone. we take a look at the middle of the country. from texas to the canadian border, it is hot. these temperatures, about 12 degrees above average. kansas city, 85. or 92. look, i dress the buttons and nothing happens. this happens on live television. elsewhere in the nation, the pacific northwest, we're dealing with a cold front, bringing stormy weather to places like seattle, and san francisco. temperatures, there, by the way, will be below average. about five degrees below average. and we >> we're getting into an unsettled weather pattern for the next couple of days. mostly cloudy conditions and a few light showers. maybe a thu thanks so much. this weather

e minister and a coalition government, queen elizabeth will formally announce her legislative agenda for the new session. we will travel from buckingham palace to parliament and inside the house of lords for one of britain's most celebrated occasions, the state opening of parliament. that will be live on tuesday morning at 5 18:00 p.m. eastern on c-span -- 5:30 a.m. on c- span. . . >> thank you very much. my fellow citizens in the nation, that must strive ever to come closer to the ideas and the reality of the rule of law, thank you very much for inviting me to this interesting speakers club, which has a nationwide reputation. it is an honor to be with you, and it is an honor, too, to know you have a joint session with members here. we look in our civic life for mediating institutions, and when i noticed your courtesy in recognized, it reminded me of how important it is for us to participate in civic democracy. i noticed that you have here, -pand i filled mine at out befoe i talked, the speaker's evaluation. [laughter] it reminded me of the time i was in modesto, calif., a small town

elizabeth hasselbeck took some advice from her 5-year-old daughter and apologized about erin andrews who is competing on "dancing with the stars." >> i'm sitting there with grace, my 5-year-old. she said mommy, why do you look so sad. i said, well, grace, today, mommy hurt someone's feelings. even though i must focus on the detestable criminal who's behind bars who has made her life a living hell and is in jail, i ended up hurting her. i mean, in some way, if i'm him, i could have waited 12 weeks and seen this a little bit less without the prison time. >> thankfully, she's five, she said why don't you just call erin and tell her you're sorry. >> you'll recall andrews was the victim of a peeping tom. he is now serving a 30 month sentence. that brings us to the punch line. it's from jimmy kimmel. he had fun with laura bush. >> the bush twins showed up too. jenna bush provided maybe the most candid moment of the interview when she talked about what kind of music her mother listened to. >> if you came to our ranch, if my parents turn on music, old country usually or some of my mom is a s

fergie sells access to her ex-husband, prince andrew, the british business envoy and queen elizabeth'scond son for nearly $750,000. not knowing that the man posing as a businessman is actually a reporter for the british tabloid "news of the world." >> she's essentially happening that her ex-husband can be bought and sold by whoever wants to meet him and she's going to pocket the cash. it couldn't be more damaging for her. >> reporter: the duchess who famously lives beyond her means is reportedly drowning in debt. she only receives $20,000 a year from her divorce. as the sting unfolds, ferguson asks for money up front in cash. >> yes. >> reporter: sitting in front of a pile of cash, the stress of the moment seems to take its toll. scandal is nothing new to the duchess of york. while married, a lavish tryst was splashed across the tabloids as were other similarly indelicate moments. this time, the fallout directly implicates prince andrew and indirectly the queen, the grandmother of fergie's two daughters. >> reporter: the palace categorically denies prince andrew had any idea that his e

. >> upu next, queen elizabeth ii speaks at the state opening of parliament. after that, we look at the informal impact of the will spill. then the house hearing on the use of tarp funds for aig. tomorrow on "washington journal," search it, watch it, click it, and share it. >> tomorrow on "washington journal, stephen lanza lanzand l morse.