my name is elizabeth jones, president of the west sacramento tennis association. i am standing here hoping to receive funding for the summer arts camp. i started the program last year in the summer of 2011, and it turned out to be a huge success. i founded the program, which was an out-of-pocket expense from a part-time job. i have made numerous attempts in try to obtain funding for the west side courts summer camp. it is just unfair that west side courts children are once again being left behind. there is enough funding that can be divided equally where west side courts can receive a portion of the proceeds. why can the children of west side courts receive equal treatment as the other developments? i understand some of the kids wanted to speak, but they are shy. thank you for listening. [applause] >> the residents of district 5 and district 1, this does that make your job any easier. they were eloquent, talked about the problems they see, where we think the minute should go. now it is time for you to answer back, right? you do not have much time, but that is okay

. >> reporter: elizabeth jones who runs the informational family website dullesmoms.com says the arrest of the reston zoo's director won't keep her from going back. >> never occurred to me in any way, shape or form the animals were being mistreated. they look very healthy. they're very friendly. >> reporter: now both the united states and virginia agriculture departments are working with local fairfax county animal control ats in this investigation. meghan mogensen turned herself in friday and was released on her own recognizance. i'm peggy fox reporting live in reston. back to you, lesli. >>> a fairfax county gym teacher who was falsely accused of molestation we get about $73,000 -- will get about $73,000 from the school board. shawn lannigan was acquitted, turns out that girl was mad at him and she made it all up. he spent about $125,000 defending himself in 2010. he worked at center ridge elementary in centreville for 13 years. >>> caught on tape a suspected thief police say was literally cleaning out a nordstrom's warehouse -- a nordstrom's warehouse running a one man department sto

on the sixth of september we see a dinner with elizabeth jones moroccan rupert murdoch. do you remember whether the center revisit was discussed on that occasion or not? >> i think much trouble came from another greek island, korfu. there was no mention of center freeney. >> are you sure about that? >> -- there is no mention of santorini.ne at least not with me. >> then we can go to december 2009 0,4078. on the 19th of december, december with -- general rupert murdoch and rebekah brooks. -- dinner with rupert murdoch and rebekah brooks. a pre-christmas celebration. can you remember whether political matters may have been discussed on that occasion? >> i am sure political matters were discussed because they normally work. i don't remember any improper conversation are in a conversation about the commercial interests of news corp. or news international. call think it was a general discussion about the political situation in britain as we were heading into a general election year and indeed, the economic situation with the rest of the world. normally when rupert murdoch was

elizabeth diamond jubilee. the star-studded lineup included performances by will.i.am, tom jones, and stevie wonder, as well as sir elton john and sir paul mccartney. the event marks the queen 60 years on the throne. it was held in front of buckingham palace. prince william -- prince philip was unable to attend. he is being treated for a bladder infection. >> there was a partial lunar eclipse. officials at nasa confirm it began at 3:00 a.m. along the west coast and ended at 5:06 this morning. no one here got to see it because -- it was not visible to people on the east coast. >> there is one rare astronomical event you will be able to catch, the transit of venus will be visible in maryland tomorrow between 6:00 and 8:00. it happens every 105 years in paris, eight years apart. the last time was in 2004. the next time it will be visible from earth will not be until 2017. the maryland science center will host a free event for the public to cadge a once-in-a-lifetime event. -- to catch the once-in-a- lifetime event. >> everyone's and what you get one of these impressive line is where you see something that is real

tom jones, sir tom jones, was las vegas nobility for decades but he became the real thing when queen elizabethr tom performs tonight at a star-studded concert for the queen as jubilee. fellow knights, sir elton john and paul mccartney will be there. we talked about that and his long storied career. >> when you get a royal wedding or you get what's going to happen tomorrow, a jubilee, is & that it brings people together. you see happiness on people's faces. >> reporter: for nearly as long as queen elizabeth has occupied the british throne, tom jones has occupied the hearts of the british people. you performed for the queen a number of times. is there anything different, though, about the diamond jubilee? >> it's a once in a lifetime thing. to start with. i was there ten years ago, i did the -- at the back of buckingham palace. now this is in the front. so, we made it to the front door. no, it was very exciting. it's a wonderful thing. >> reporter: and you've been knighted. >> and i've been knighted. >> reporter: what is that experience like? >> fantastic. they told me i was being considered for

. >>> the celebration of queen elizabeth's 60 years on the throne continues today in london. sir elton john, sir paul mccartney, and sir tom jonesperformers tonight at buckingham palace. more impressive was the pageantry that played out on the river thames sunday. >> reporter: the waterway was jammed with more than 1,000 boats. queen elizabeth leading. the flotilla made it's way down a seven-mile stretch of the thames with all the pomp and ceremony fit for a queen. her majesty was joined by the entire royal family, including prince william and duchess of cambrid cambridge, kate. organizers had to dig deep in britain's past to find a fitting tribute. the idea came from a painting of a royal river pageant from the 1600s. britain hadn't seen anything like it since then. on sunday millions got their chance to see the historic procession, and they did it in typical british fashion while enduring a steady downpour. >> we don't mind. we've got waterproof coats. >> waterproof trousers. >> we've got coats. we've got food. we've got good company. >> reporter: while the queen braved the rain, the prime minister headed indoors. david camero

elizabeth that was held last night in london. >> maybe the standout performance of the whole look. look at grace jonesear-old grace jones. >> she was quite the scene. rocking the outfilt and gigantic headdress. she was also hula-hooping. she did not lose her breath one time. >> i can't even hula-hoop. >> you go, grace. my name is marjorie reyes, and i'm a chief warrant officer. i love the fact that quicken loans provides va loans. quicken loans understood the details and guided me through every step of the process. i know wherever the military sends me, i can depend on quicken loans. but there are foods that i had no idea had so much acid in them. my dentist said that the acid in fruit, or fruit juice or fruit teas softens the enamel so that then it can potentially erode. once that enamel is gone, it's gone. my dentist recommended that i use pronamel to help harden that enamel so that it's not brushed away. pronamel protects your teeth from the effects of acid erosion. i don't have to cut out the things that i love in my diet. i can have the best of both worlds with pronamel. >>> updating the top stor

jones, steevie wonder. yesterday, queen elizabeth led a flotilla of a thousand boats down the river thames.en, 86 years old, doesn't look like it, my opinion she was joined by her grandsons prince william, his wife duchess of cambridge, prince harry, her husband prince phillip also there. hundreds of thousands of people cheering on their queen as the sounds of church bells ship horns and bands rang out. >> above all what we are celebrating is 60 years, she has given of service to our country, but also this extraordinary institution, that stands above politics that brings the country together, something we are all celebrating today i think is such a valuable thing in our country so admired across the world >> historic thing and something to celebrate. >> they all sound smarter don't they because they talk like this. yesterday's pageant set a new guiness world record for largest parade of boats again, a thousand roughly, but not everyone in britain is celebrating, what would be a celebration without protestors right? turns out hundreds of anti protestors, are protesting with signs like democr

elizabeth the second's 60 years on the throne. >> sir elton john, sir paul mccartney, sir tom jones and steevie wonder are among tore formers. yesterday more -- performers yesterday more than a million people watched as the queen led a flotilla of more than 1,000 vessels down the river thames. tomorrow live coverage of the procession through the streets of london. a.m., presidential pardon for one fifth grader. >> he missed school last week, for one day, but he had a pretty impressive excuse note to give his teacher from none other than president obama. >> also ahead, it may not look like much to the untrained eye but you will want to catch this sight tomorrow if you can it is the last time it will happen in more than a century. we will explain when fox 5 morning news continues nues great. so, you're all set up. what's going on? installing cable. you know this is an ikea, right? yes, but look at this sofa! it's so comfortable. we don't want to leave. have you been living here? can i have dinner at michael's house? they're having meatballs. don't be back too late. you know it gets dark when they shut off the lights. okay. i c

jones, stevie wonder, annie lennox among others. all part of the massive celebrations underway for queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee. 60 years on the anna bell, the royals are expected to meet with the public during this picnic. this is really for all of their suggests. >> reporter: that's right, chris. we know prince william, his wife, kate, and prince harry, will be mingling with the people picnicking in the gardens. now, 10,000 very lucky people won tickets in a public ballot. that entitles them to go to the gardens, which are not normally open to the public. there, they're given a hamper with a picnic in it. it consists of smoked salmon, soup. also, a poncho for the rain. could be more useful and a fruit made from strawberries grown from the queen's estate. after that, they're going to a concert and this, there will be performances from stars, really from across the queen's six decades. the queen will be there for at least part of that concert. after that, she goes to a huge bonfire. one of four and a half thousand that are being lit to mark her jubilee. that will wrap up things for today, but of course, the tomorrow is the big

different note for you today, queen elizabeth celebrating 60 years in pomp and circumstance as the british do. but no prince philip. >>> first, the 2012 olympics. is cullen jones, the second african-american to win a gold medal in swimming? he helped michael phelps earn a record-setting eight gold medals. he wants to add to that success by winning an individual gold medal in london. hey girl. do you ever wish you could make some things just disappear? [ ping! ] that's why i use new tampax radiant. with its best-ever leak protection, it helps keep my period out of sight. hi. so i can stand out. new tampax radiant. i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy. instead i got heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilosec isn't for fast relief. try alka-seltzer. it kills heartburn fast. yeehaw! >>> a royal for the ages getting a rousing reception from the people of great britain. take a look. elizabeth ii flanked by her grandson and kate and prince harry and prince charles and camilla. all of this amid the good news that her husband, prince philip, absent and hospitalized, is feeling better and watching all of this on tv. it all caps a final joyous day of the diamon

elizabeth ii has been on the throne. the diamond jubilee celebration you've been hearing about is in full swing. carriage processions, huge crowds. and there was a concert featuring paul mccartney, tom jonesis is a big deal for britain. the queen is the second longest serving monarch in british history. three years and 97 days behind queen victoria's reign. it's not just a big deal in the uk. people around the world are celebrating. even though we associate her with england, scotland, and wales, she stretches further. she's head of state in 16 other countries. that's the british empire for you. 53 member countries. to celebrate her 60 years, more than 4,000 beacons were lit in those countries around the world today. the first in new zealand, australia, and tonga. the last by the queen herself at the concert at buckingham palace. but it's also a significant milestone for the history books. queen elizabeth is the second longest current reigning monarch in the world. only behind -- we always try to surprise you people. thailand's romel ix. if they want to top the longest serving monarch ever. that would be subusa ii. king of swazaland. he ruled his country for more than 82 years. on the brit

elizabeth ii has been on the thrown. the diamond jubilee celebration you've been hearing about is in full swing. carriage processions, a royal barge, huge crowds. there was a concert featuring paul mccartney, tom jonessecond longest serving monarch in history. it's not just a big deal in the u.k., subjects around the world are joining in the celebration too. even though we usually associate her role with england, scott land and wales, the queen is the head of state in 16 other countries. that's the british empire for. heads of good commonwealth. to celebrate her 60 years, more than 4,000 beacons were lit in those countrys around the world today. the first in new zealand, australia and tonga. the last by the queen herself at the concert at buckingham palace. it's also a significant milestone for the history books. she's the second longest current reigning monarch in the world. only behind thailand's leader. he's been on the thrown for more than 0 years. they have a long way to go if they want to top the longest serving monarch ever. he ruled his country for more than 82 years. and by the way, on the britannica, because i thought it would be appropriate to check our fact there is. he had up to 500 chi

jones brought the house down on saturday. schneiderman really brought a lot of heal heat as well. i think he will have a long future in the party. >> elizabeths a great panel discussion during lunch on friday talking about the war on women with some of the senate candidates. a great speech. >> yeah. tammy baldwin from wisconsin, of course. >> from wisconsin. she is a woman. she would be the first woman senator from wisconsin. she would be the first openly lgbt in the country, and so yeah, there was a lot of focus on that issue as well. the policies that the republicans in congress have pursued and that mitt romney, you know, -- remember, all of these crazy things that people have seen the republicans in congress do from cutting planned parenthood and restricting a woman's right to choose on public health and everything else, if we lose the united states senate and mitt romney is elected, those things would be signed into law and worse. >> yeah. i mean it's interesting. people forget that. even george bush when he ran for president in 2000, he distanced himself from congress, particularly on the republican budget in congress. and he made the