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>> well, george wanted me to take conan's slot. and i said no to george. conan offered me george's slot. and i turned it down. then somebody else came along. i think it was george burns. or was it carlin? somebody asked me. i'll have none of it. >> larry: thank you, bill cosby, for setting us straight. and now you know the rest of the story. dr. marilyn irving and bill cosby, thank you so much. >>> half of team lo-co is standing by, ready to launch tbs's late night lineup, the george lopez, the george lopez is next. george, you ready to go? >> i'm ready to go. i want to profess my love to bill cosby also. i love bill. >> larry: okay, well done. get ready to laugh. we'll be right back. i think i'll go with the preferred package. good choice. only meineke lets you choose the brake service that's right for you. and save 50% on pads and shoes. meineke. >>> one day after the big announcement, i must tell you that i am still down with team lo-co. conan o'brien, george lopez, and the reporters keep asking me the same question. they even all sound the same. george

>> well, george want med to take conan's slot. and i said no to george.onan offered me george's slot. and i turned it down. then somebody else came along longe. i think it was george burns. or was it carlin? somebody asked me. i'll have none of it. >> larry: thank you, bill cosby, for setting us straight. and now you know the rest of the story. dr. marilyn irving and bill cosby, thank you so much. >>> half of team lo-co is standing by, ready to launch tbs's late night lineup, the george lopez, the george lopez is next. george, you ready to go? >> i'm ready to go. i want to profess my love to bill cosby also. i love bill. >> larry: okay, well done. get ready to laugh. we'll be right back. allergies? chlor-trimeton. hey, one dose of this, six hour relief. chlor-trimeton relieves itchy, watery eyes and sneezing for 12 full hours with less drowsiness than benadryl. it does all that? chlor-trimeton. less drowsy relief that lasts 12 hours. increase in 6 months. pete, back it up! ( marker squeaking ) when business travel leaves you drained, re-charge with comfor

the george lopez -- the george lopez, is next. george, you ready to go? >> i'm ready to go on. my love to bill cosby, also. i love bill. >> larry: well done. get ready to laugh. we'll be right back. >> one day after the big announcement, i must tell you that i am still down with team loco. conan o'brien! george lopez. and the reporters keep asking me the same questions -- they even all sound the same -- "george, are you happy that conan o'brien is coming to tbs? are you? are you happy?" i'm really happy. really -- i'm a latino, i'm never happy. i'm really happy. >> from "the tonight show" yet to be seen. he'll be on later. actor, comic, and host of executive producer of "lopez tonight" on america's most favorite channel these days, tbs. he played a role of bringing conan o'brien to tbs. so, george, conan, and i are all working for the same people all with you. george lopez is working from the set of "lopez tonight," part of team loco as he calls it. give it to us straight. the story is you called up, conan is hesitant to do this. you don't want to see somebody get bumped to a l

george bush the elder and george buch the younger, and my mind they had the most divergent philosophies of the foreign policy. george bush the older being the realist who after you and jack iraq during that war, sees no reason to try to nation build an iraq. sees no reason to go to baghdad. and very, very carefully choreographed the end of the cold war. there will be i think you quote him saying to his press secretary there will be no dancing on the berlin wall. in other words, we're not going to be trying to celebrate. will be careful, cautious and realistic. the younger george bush seems to be much more of an idealist, a crusader, somebody who wants to promote democracy. and that tension between realism and idealism, both of which are audible strains in american foreign policy, seems, i noticed it in this book, this contrast between the two george bushes. >> guest: difference does, different approaches. i had the opportunity to be the home office with both of them. i worked with the first president bush as the first drug czar. visited as a journalist, a radio talk show host with the o

how are you, george?aving fun. >> reporter: he will come back, we will see curious george that moves and talk and everything. it will be a good time. please stay with us for saturday's morning edition. >>> good morning. welcome back to eyewitness news saturday morning. i'm andrea fujii in for gigi barnett. >>> temperatures in the 40s this morning with a dry start. what will end as a damp day across most of the area. let's show you outside, show you what's going on. clouds are thickening, although we've seen blue sky and the sun peaking through. sunrise about ten minutes ago. clouds are moving in. first warning doppler radar shows the story. down to our south and the lower eastern shore light sprinkles. but missouri of the rain is not making its way across most of the state. dry air in charge and high pressure is dominating for the early part of the day. the saturday forecast looks like this: temperatures in the 40s, a daytime high of 62 degrees. overnight lows around 50 with rain moving in and staying wit

prince george's county police department is currently investigating. they are also involved because there was a shooting. sheriff's deputies are also conducting internal review. that is what we know at this hour. we will keep you posted throughout the morning. back to you. >> a lot of information there. thank you. >> a problem d.c. principal will be laid to rest today, week after being murdered at his own home. brian betts is remembered as an innovative educator, beloved by his students and co-workers. brianne carter is live in northwest with emotional tributes and the latest on the investigation. >> it has been a very emotional week for staff and students at the school. a lot of the community came together for of ewing, an emotional time. eight buses of children from the school or their to pay their respects to their beloved principle. this comes as police tried to find a suspect. a week after his tragic death, a beloved shaw middle school middlprincipal will be laid to rest. >> he never hurt anyone. >> inspired -- he inspired, some say, more than any

he met with conan personally and of course he's also the guy who talked to george lopez and said to georges a good job to move back an hour, and george agreed. >> larry: so how big is it to you, lynnette? is "entertainment weekly," going to cover with this? >> absolutely. we try to go after the viewers that he tries to appeal to, a younger demographic. we already have somebody up there alongside bill carter watching his comedy act tonight. we'll definitely cover it. it's going to be a great story. if anything, it will definitely trump what the networks are doing. it will steal all attention away from leno and letterman. and they'll be so irrelevant. >> larry: and will do 33 half hours. >> of course they will. are you kidding "extra" will have this wall-to-wall coverage of this. >> larry: picture of his cousin watching tbs three years ago. >> that's tomorrow so don't forget to watch on "extra," but no, george lopez said, i thought, a great quote. he said, "it's the beginning of a new era in late-night comedy" and maybe it is. i like that. >> larry: thank you all very much. bill carter, as a

it came to mind as i was giving some thought at john's-- george's instruction common excuse me, george's instruction for preparing for tonight or go the movie is called the book of eli. i don't know whether any of you all have seen it or go it is at least in atlanta currently out in the theaters, but it is a very interesting movie. the reason i thought of the movie the book of eli is it involves a book of the written word. .. the subject matter of the book of eli. the movie was not the two dock youments about which i want to center our discussion here this evening but the principle is the same. words have meaning. written words particularly those that are crafted and drafted and rift to -- writ to provide a framework within which our lives of citizens of this great land of ours should operate do have meaning and the documents about which i speak are first and foremost. the constitution of the united states of america including its bill of rights adopted shortly thereafter and the successive amendments but primarily the amendments incorporated in the bill of rights and the constitution it

visit... >> falling breaking news from prince george's county. two sheriff's deputies were involved in a shooting at a nightclub. details are scarce. it happened on brinkley rd. in citrus hill. noel wo captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- -- there's no word on the number of people involved. >> funeral services will be held for murder to d.c. middle school principal brian betts. last night to hundreds of students and colleagues gathered at manassas funeral home to say goodbye to a person they say motivated and inspired them. he was shot to death in his silver spring home last week. police continue to search for his killers. >>> people who care for severely wounded veterans may soon get help from the federal government. the house has passed a bill to provide $1.7 billion in benefits for caregivers who for zero jobs and health insurance to help loved ones. it goes to the senate. kwai and lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow the state to ignore repeated requests for president obama's birth certificate. people

several prince george's county police officers have been suspended thus far. if a senior administration official says the president has begun talking with potential supreme court nominees. that nominee would replace retiring justice john paul stevens. this morning the president will talk about nominees with republican and democratic leaders in the senate. the colorado couple behind the last years balloon boy hoax has agreed to pay $36,000 in restitution. richard and mayumi heene told authorities there 6-year-old son floated away in a homemade balloons. the couple was using it to get publicity for reality television show. >> funeral arrangements are pending for dorothy heights. she died yesterday at howard university hospital after a long illness. she was 98. if she was the national council of negro women leader for 30 years. she is being remembered for her dedication to quality. >> she stood for dignity and life. she stood for bringing out the best in people. she stood as a leader among leaders. >> she was also a trained social worker and a longtime d.c. resid

and in fact he won a pulitzer for "sunday in the park with george," which was all about georges seurat the french pointillist painter who created sunday in the -- you know, it's a show about the artist, the animation of the artist, what is unique about the artist, why are some different from the rest of us. >> but what impact has broadway or at least pulitzers have on the society and the way it views history? >> very quickly, well, broadway is much less important to the culture today than it was 40 or 50 years ago when you had tennessee williams and you had marlon brando appearing on broadway, and it's a different culture. ironically it's more profitable than ever. it's arguably more homogenized, which may be one reason why you're drawn to off-broadway. >> and i think you're starting to get hollywood stars getting ready to do their big moment on broadway. i think broadway has been revitalized in the sense that it's doing well at box office. it's -- the theater district in new york has been kind of cleaned up. it has a kind of a family entertainment feel to it, and a lot of our best act

and prince george's county police the night of march 3rd, when students filled into the downtown college park. both students were charged with assaulting mounted police officers. documents charge that the men struck the officers and the horses, the and that both men were kicked by the horses. the chashlgs have now been dropped. >> the charging documents are completely fabricated, to cover up the police misconduct. >> prince george's police chief initially defended his officers' handling of the melee, that has changed. >> i saw the tape, i'll o outraged. we've identified one of the officer involved and he'll be immediately suspended. we're in the process of identifying the other officers and conducting an internal investigation. >> after that's completed, we'll move to the grand jury stage. >> reporter: the prince george's police department only recently emerged from a year-long investigation by an oversight committee involving force used by the police officers. >> and officials at james madison university want to avoid a spring block party. officers in full riot gear were called in after

george lopez said, i thought, a great quote. era in late night come dichlt maybe it really is. i like that. >> larry: thank you all very much. bill carter, as always. lynette rice and lauren you're going to stick around. did a former "survivor" produce ver anything to do with his wife's death in cancun? dog the bounty hunter will be here, too. oh sure, we have plenty of employees that... you can label as "different." like janice. uh-huh. yeah. fashion deficient. and tom... copy incapable. it's open kimono time. looking good, dan. oh, we want to make sure all our ducks in a row. yeah. volume control syndrome. but we focus on the talent and skill that each person... brings to the team. i mean, no one's really concerned about labels. not even mine. labels get in the way. disabilities rarely do. visit thinkbeyondthelabel.com to evolve your work force. >> larry: a tv producer who one time worked on "survivor" is questioned in the death of his wife who disappeared during their vacation in cancun. and then she turned up dead. bruce bar

we have breaking news out of prince george's county where police have discovered a body. investigators say the body was discovered off country club road and hawthorne street. there is no word on the gender or identity of the body. an investigation is underway. meanwhile, in local federal air marshal has been fired after being charged with rape. he was arrested near seattle on saturday. charging documents say he answered an escort ad for a massage and a show for $150. police say he breaks the woman at gunpoint at a seattle hotel. he has been with the station for less than a year. investigators need your help to find a pair of armed robbers caught on camera holding of a d.c. bar in broad daylight. -- holding up a d.c. bar in broad daylight. the video you see here shows the manager and one of the suspects. the manager was not hurt. anyone with information should call d.c. police. and a private funeral is planned for 42-year-old brian dbetts. the school principal was murdered in his home last week. many considered him a hero. >> for the kids who were behind academically, he w

this is not improving capital georgetown road, george river road. you can see past connecticut avenue. just a nasty little afternoon out there. getting better by the time you hit college park. >>> welcome back at 5:30. i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. coming up in this half hour, technology helps lead to a happy homecoming. ryan zimmerman is having lunch with lindsay. dramatic fire heats up rush hour. >>> we begin this half hour with our top story. a woman walking home from a metro stationed is forced into a nearby alley and sexually assaulted. tonight the police in alexandria are asking for help to catch the suspect in that assault. it happened just after midnight in the 1600 block of duke street minutes after the woman got off of a train at the king street metro. julewe julie carey slooif with the story. >> reporter: it is on the up earned of old town. brick pathways and alleys there between the high-rises allowed the suspect to strike even in the very busy area. it seems like an unlikely place for an attack even late at night. busy duke st

well, george bush had his problems because 9/11 happened. and 9/11 happened because bill clinton followed a policy to al qaeda, and bill clinton followed his policy because george bush senior followed his policies towards iraq, and so on and it begins to braid into what our founders wanted to see. but it is possible now after a year to begin to see something that has nothing to do with barack obama. it is to see the constraints on a president operating in a world. it is to see the limits of personality, to see the limits of choice, and above all to see the limits of policy. i can never make a speech in washington, whose main product is policy. endlessly. but, in fact, what we are expecting here are the limits of policy and the extra forces that shape the president. according to cecil b. demille the federal used to say so let it be written, so let it be done. and every present is waiting for that moment that he can write all he wishes, whether it will be done the way he wishes. let's take a moment to consider how obama ran his campaign on for

one thing about george w. bush, but library will be at smu and they are doing and north -- a good job. it is really the ranch in crawford that people associate with the bush presidency. i asked what would happen to the ranch. would that become property of the national parks service? sunday, -- sunday, barack obama will have to have the interior department come and say that the one you're chicago home. -- they want or chicago home. there is a house where there is a plaque that says that jimmy carter was conceived in this house. people go crazy over this presidential experiences, down to what kind of could the president a and where they went to church. johnson is not that far-fetched in that case when he says that people are to want to know where somebody said. >> what about -- the numbers of people that go there are not great. what about the people that research there? >> many of these institutions -- as a culture, family and i get in a station wagon and set off for two weeks in the summer to visit all of these

. >>> new this morning, details after violent night in prince george's county. we start in riverdale where police were called to the 6600 block of 60th avenue just before 10:00 last night. when officers got inside the home there, they found a woman who had been attacked. she was dead. no word on a suspect this morning or who made that call to police. >>> investigators also looking into what happens to be a deadly shooting in capitol heights. police went to the 6800 block of central satisfy last night after people said they heard gunshots. two men were found injured on the scene and one later died at the hospital. >>> our big story as world leaders head back into the convention center, a lot of attention will stay outside as investigators try to figure out what led to a deadly accident. national guard trucks used to block traffic hit and killed a cyclist. sarah simmons is at the convention center with more on the investigation. good morning. >> reporter: you can imagine this would have been very crowded. it was rush hour down here in the downtown area. there is a

prince george's county now the upper 50s. and it's in the 40s to near 50 in montgomery and fairfax counties and in southern maryland near the chesapeake bay, temperatures are in the mid-50s as is the eastern shore. temperatures into the upper 30s in the mountains. we've seen a few overnight sprinkles that have dissipated at this hour. they pushed over the eastern shore and behind that system we have some clearing skies. we'll have lots of sunshine today with after-nan highs climbing to near 70 degrees. a delightful friday on the way. but the weekend, a big change coming in. looks like it will be rainy and cool on saturday. afternoon highs tomorrow only around 60 degrees with light showers from time to time, mainly from late morning into the afternoon. that will linger into sunday and perhaps into monday and tuesday as well, first part of next week. maybe even thunder and lightning on sunday and monday. how's the traffic. >>> as we get under way on this friday morning we're doing pretty well. the capital beltway over just sout

but my sense is like yours, and as i think george said as well, too -- i mean, the u.s. government is starting to take some of the steps that i described. whether it's working with the gulf cooperation council countries in terms of enhancing air defenses, enhancing ballistic missile defenses. strengthening our security cooperation. i think that's the right thing to do. some of that actually started in the last administration. remember, secretary rice started to have meetings with -- she called it -- what did she call it. it was the gcc countries plus saudi arabia and jordan, i believe. >> and egypt. >> and egypt. i'm sorry, you're right. the saudis is part of the gcc and she started talking about iran and also -- how do we deal with regional security. and secretary clinton, you may remember, early on when she went to the gulf, she said something about the importance of defenses. and a lot of commentators interpreted that as meaning, ah we're stopping iran in having nuclear weapons and she quickly clarified that, no that's not the case. the challenge for the administratio

he will baalbek george lopez to midnight. -- he will blump george lopez to midnight. >> that's kind of funny that he's pushing somebody back now. >> it has to happen to someone. pamela anderson, we are learning, up zero is almost $500,000 in delinquent income taxes. that is a lot. then there's kate gosselin. now she's taking heat from one of proponents. maksim recently wrote on his blog that she does not get the point of the dancing competition. he called performances lifeless. she's been getting the lowest scores. evan lysacek has the highest scores. another dancer will get the boot tonight during the elimination round. >> there's a lot of drama. >> maybe kate deguzman's ex- husband is happy about this. -- kate gosselin. >> a quick break. 5:53 is the time. it' >> the vatican is responding to allegations that it long concealed clerical sex abuse. >> it is stating that bishops and clerics should report sexual abuse to police if they are required to by law. the policy is posted on the vatican website now. the guidelines contained no call for a zero tolerance of priests raping and molesti

ambassador to the iaea, george perkovich and i agreed on many issues. he grot india all wrong despite that great book but on many issues we agree so it is a pleasure to be here with you. i need to make clear i'm not speaking for the u.s. government. a year ago in prague, president obama said nuclear terrorism poses the most immediate and threat to global security. he said we need to secure all vulnerable nook materials around the world in four years. this month's nuclear summit is intended to advance that goal. like president bush and president clinton before him, president obama recognizes that nuclear terrorism must be at the very top of our national security agenda. to prevent nuclear terrorism, we must detect, disrupt and destroy terrorist networks. we also must lock down the material that terrorists can use to build an improvised nuclear device or dirty bomb. when i was in vienna, by the way, vienna is a wonderful place. when i came back after four years somebody actually thanked me for having served my country in vienna as though i had been in bag

i love george lewis i think he does a great job. how do you go from sarah palin giving a speech to saying did she rile up the people too much and then talk about death threats? i think that kind of reporting really is what drives people crazy about the dinosaur media. >> well, there have been some people who say that some of her comments and some of her graphics that she's used over the last couple of weeks have perhaps incited some people and maybe. >> yeah, i know they say that. >> and maybe misrepresented her thoughts and she cleared it up herself why wouldn't you connect the two. >> for the same reason that the media didn't connect the film the aassassination of george bush to any threats against the president. look, free speech is supposed to be alive and well in the united states of america, condemning violence-- >> it is. >> condemning vandalism we all do, but to say that sarah palin and the tea party movement is responsible for vandalism or threats is just a way to dismiss the american people and just dissatisfaction with th

the video shows the senior, getting beaten by three prince georges county officers. they were originally charged with assaulting officers here but the charges were dropped this week. then this video surfaced possibly launching several investigations. >> we don't have a lot of faith in the system whether he felt be filing a civil suit to tex tent that the police don't get to the truth of the matter, we will. coming up at 6:00 we will she you another video of the incident from a closer aing and will explain what comes next in this investigation. brian kuebler, abc 2 news. >>> police identified a man killed in an industrial accident in handover. stacey moody a driver for mckenzie trucking was delivering slabs to american counter tops yesterday morning when the slabs slid off his truck flatbed trailer and fell on top of him. he died at the scene. police believe that the incident was an accident. >>> it has concrete evidence that terrorists are plotting to kidnap israelis. urging citizens to get out. israel has a travel advisories. it is widely ignored. >>> this is the se

and i agree with george on this. this is not a recovery yet.right now very scared, understandably of getting their jobs back and even when you have a full-fledged recovery of 2 million a year, think about how far behind we are. that's 5 five years before we even get back to where we were before the great recession started. >> yet, karen, you feel like this is good news for democrats as the midterm elections approach? >> well, i think it gives democrats at least the starting point for a narrative they can go to the american people and talk about job creation and the president can talk about tax cuts for small businesses towards hiring. we talk about the hire america act and one of the problems that the republicans have had they don't have a consistent narrative that they can talk about beyond the policies of george bush as to what they want to do for the economy moving it forward so at least democrats have something to hang their hat on. i agree that these numbers are, you know, cautiously optimistic and we need to see better growth but it gives

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george? >> jeffrey kofman. >>> we're joined by rear aid mirl mary landry. thank you for joining us. you heard jeffrey mention the possibility of litigation. what have you learned about the cause of this explosion? >> we have the responsibility, the coast guard and the minerals management service, to examine all of the issues around this casualty. we have an active investigation that commenced with the start of this explosion. at this time, i'm not really at liberty to give details. but we've taken extensive statements from the survivors. and we are working with the company to make sure we have access to any remnants of the rig. and what we're working with sub surface, with a remotley-operated vehicle. there will be a process conducted by the coast guard and minerals and management service. >> what more can you tell us about the search for those 11 still missing? >> our sympathies goes out to the families. we were really proud to be able to rescue 115 workers off this rig. but we have 11 famil

george stephanopoulos asked the president about her comments. >> i really have no response to that. the last i checked, sarah palin's not much of an expert on nuclear issues. if the secretary of defense and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff are comfortable with it, i'm probably going to take my advice from them and not from sarah palin. >> and george will have much more from his sitdown with the president when he reports live om russia later this morning on "good morning america." >>> anger over president obama's health care overhaul has led to am almost three-fold increase in threats against lawmers. members of the house and senate reported 42 threats in the first 3 months of this year. that compares to 15 in the last 3 months of last year. the latest threats have already led to at least three arrests. capital police say they have heightened security. >>> the diplomat from qatar at the center of an air scare aboard a united airlines flight is likely to leave the country later this week. thanks to diplomatic immunity, mohammed al modadi, will not face charges that he was app

she is in engaged and interested in politics and policy and she was not an admirer of george bush and very unhappy with the war and very interested in women's issues and so on, so there have been a fair amount of speculation in the press that i might go to washington. i had turned down the opportunity a couple of times, and i had assured her that i was not going to go because i had no intent of killing. but then, when i had reversed myself and decided very suddenly it was the right thing to do not to say no to my country, i was in illinois, where we live and still have our primary residence, and i was there on memorial day weekend because the president was going to make the announcement on the tuesday after memorial day weekend so i was seeing my mom. unfortunately, we were at church together. i had a longtime friend ask me about what i was doing next and i told her. of course she went up to my mom and said, isn't this great marianna? mom didn't think it was great, so when i arrived up to tell my mom, she had already known about it and i didn't see her sob much, but she was sobbing an

how would george marshall define leadership? >> george marshall would probably do it rather than be financed. he was a man of action. but he would certainly tell you that the essence of leadership is finding good people and giving them as much room to operate as possible and freeing himself to think about the long term and think about the future and what to do next looking down the road. >> what role does ethics play on the leadership? >> i think it plays a large role. the leadership literature is all over the watch. most of the business leadership for instance takes the view that efficiency and planning is at the base of it however in the public sector there is a stronger strain of ethics and our belief system so martial appeal to me because he was a sterling character. he was a man of great virtue and here he was one of the most successful administrators in the history of the country probably the most successful of washington and he must have done something right so it struck me he was a great subject to look at ethical leader

george? >> you're just attempting to say the name. >> you spend valuable vacation time learning how to do that? >> no. i watched the clip of you guys learned how to do it from experts. >> we didn't get it, though. >> good to have you back, sam. thanks. >>> coming up, the family of a mom murdered in a vacation paradise points the fingers at her husband. >>> also, major health news. reports that the federal government is set to make the first legal limits for salt in your food. our experts are here to tell us what that means for all of you back home. it could have sweeping effects on everyone. >>> could this be the next generation iphone? >>> could this be the next generation iphone? hmm? i think i shared a blood su. one of the benefits of weight watchers online is that it's not only dealing with the food that i eat but it also deals with the exercise. with the iphone app, you can keep track of points. i can also journal my exercise while i'm out so that i can see what my budget for the day is.

he then heads to prince georges county where he'll appear at prince georges community college.he'll end the day in rockville at a barbecue in woodly gardens park at 6:30. >>> ten minutes after 11:00 is our time right now. former dictator man well noriega is back in the news. what he's doing today in a french courtroom after being extradited from the united states. >>> plus a food fight. why these lawmakers resorted to throwing eggs. >>> a major disappointment >>> tomorrower panamanian dictator manuel noriega was extradited to france where he was convicted on money laundering charges. secretary of state hillary clinton allowed his extradition to france. noriega's attorneys argued that as a prisoner of war he must be sent back to panama. the former panamanian dictator finished his u.s. prison sentence for drug trafficking two years ago, but has remained in a florida prison while fighting his extradition. he was found guilty in france back in 1999 and could face a new trial and ten years in prison there. he's been in prison since the 1989 invasion of panama. >>> kidnapping charges

it's ayos prince george's, anne arundel, charles county quickly pulling away. we'll go across the bay there to annapolis over to chestertown there on the eastern shore. occasionally moderate showers still leftover. as we make our tour down into southern maryland, and parts of southern virginia, this stuff is quickly falling apart there. waldorf, you may get one or two more sprinkles. this thing moves off toward the northeast. the bulk of the rain, the big rains have all gone. as we expand, we still see moderate shower as cross southern st. maries county over to the northern neck now. reedville, give yourself another half hour. if you are watching from the lower eastern shore, you can have another hour or so before this is out of here. one thing this will do is clean out the air for us. the allergy update yesterday, tree pollen for the second day in a row. very high, grasses, weeds and molds very low. we have cleansed it with the rain so there should be a little relief for the allergy sufferers. today breezy, low 60s, tomorrow low to mid-60s, even plenty of suns

for president george w. bush actions spoke louder than words but for obama, he tends to speak first and he's willing to spend more time where as bush was more impatient. he's willing to spend more time in order to build agreements together. so i reject the notion that he's not tough enough. i think he is. i think he is a fairly skillful politician but we'll see how that plays out down the line. the american people do want him to succeed. and one of the interesting things as the president's approval rating in the presidency declines in the fall of the year and as we approach the health care debate, his policies were far less popular than he was personally. on most of the personal traits. understands the issues, can make decisive decisions and cares about people like us, cares about american very lose and he continues to do very well across the board. host: next phone call comes from pennsylvania. bill on the democratic line your on the air. government professor at george tt ssor at george t georgeto georgetow

. >> didn't he write an opinion banning george carlin's seven words? >> he did. on statutory grounds. >> did he vote to reinstate the death penalty? >> he did. he came to say that he thought the best death penalty was useless, but that in view of the fact that the court upheld it for so many years, he was not prepared to change that. >> that's not a change in the court, that's a change in him. >> yeah, but he said at one point there was a school desegregation case. involved the systems that had once been segregated. he said he did not know a single person that he had ever served with when he came to the court who would have voted in the manner that the supreme court did to not allow this formerly segregated system to take these steps to desegregate. and i think that's a fair observation. i still don't think he's a flaming liberal. you have to look in context. >> one of the nominees, will the republicans fight them because that's what they're doing now? >> republicans' formula has worked pretty well. they've opposed everything. health care being the most conspicuo

coming up, breaking news out of prince george's county.a large fire forces a number of families out of their home. why ems was forced to take a shooting victim to the hospital in a fire truck. >> and the new tiger woods commercial. >> tiger, i am more my daughter--obsessed with fashion. she never met a label she didn't love. then, my best friend took me to t.j.maxx. i thought it was knock offs, but i came home with all the brands we both love. t.j.maxx has buyers that deal directly with designers. so i save big! two diehard fashionistas are now proud maxxinistas! t.j.maxx. let us make a maxxinista out of you! >>> we are following breaking news out of prince george's county where a fire at a townhouse complex forced dozens of people out of their homes. that fire started in the 7800 block of jacobs in the greenbelt. >> some of the families have lost basically everything here. the damage was so extensive in their town homes. let's look at some video we shot here recently from behind this row of town houses. you can get an idea for the extent

it is an understatement to say nerves are on edge. >> george lewis in southern california, george, thanks for that. >>> now to the child abuse charges that have rattled the catholic church to its foundations. late today an accusation from the recent past and the priest who so far has not answered for it. nbc's ann thompson has the story from rome tonight. ank, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. most of the cases involved in this crisis are decades old. this one allegedly happened six years ago and involves a priest who was still working. half a world away from where the abuse allegedly occurred. today pope benedict greeted the faithful, retreated after a pressure-packed holy week. the easter celebrations clouded by allegations vatican officials, perhaps the pope himself, helped cover up child abuse by priests. and tonight another salvo, this time from minnesota where two teenage girls say they were raped by a priest in 2004 and 2005. authorities in minnesota are trying to extradite the father from southern india where he now serves with what attorneys say is the approval of t

george, starting with you.ouse officials think shorof ninating republican senator orrin hatch to the supreme court, republican senators are going to object and pate their nominee as a radical. do any have a point? >> i'm not so sure. i think it's important for us to understand how radically and recently things have changed i the confirmation process. 1939 after this new deal fight with the supreme court. after the pecking plan by fdr. roosevelt nominates felix frankfurter. 12 days from the nomination through the hearing to the senate vote. nine days later he nominated william o. douglas. longest serving justice from all. 15 days from nomination to confirmation. stevens himself. the first justice appointed after roe v. wade goes through in three weeks. he's not asked one question on abortion and hearings, there's a five-minute debate on the floor. confirmed 98-0. as is, in 1986, scalia. it all changed in 1987. and i have a feeling that we may have burned over this forest and people may not want to fight -- have

>>> right now an internal investigation, prince georges county police officers could be facing criminal charges after new video shows them beat agunarmed college student. happy ending. an 11-year-old autistic girl is found alive, she's been missing since friday. and rain is headed in our direction, but it should not stick around too long. "news4midday" begins right now. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to fuss 4 midday. i'm bauer blair son. it's tuesday, april 13th, 2010. it is the second and final day of president obama's nuclear security summit at washington convention center. today leaders from 47 nations are participating in formal meetings about nuclear weapons. the goal is to come up with a plan to lock away and cleanse the world of nuclear materials worldwide in four years. >> two decades after the end of the cold war, we tas a cruel irony of history. the risk of a nuclear confrontation between nations has gone down. but the risk of nuclear attack has gone up. nuclear materials that could, in short, it is increasingly clear that the danger of nuclear terrorism is one of the gr

low 50s in prince george's county.montgomery, fairfax and arlington counties as well in the low 50s. highs today should climb to near 70. might have a little sun breaking out this morning. then this afternoon some passing showers and maybe some strong storms from 3:00 p.m. to as last as 8:00 p.m. only a very small chance an isolated storm could produce hail and damaging winds. tomorrow, perhaps lingering shower after a few overnight light showers. then sun back in the afternoon. mid 60s and partly cloudy on wednesday. should be sunny thursday with a high near 70. a look at friday and the weekend, that will be coming up in ten minutes at 5:51. now let's check the monday commute. jerry, how are we doing? >> not very well i'm sorry to say with an accident, 395 northbound at the 14th street bridge. looks like it's on the d.c. end. authorities are telling us it's the two left lanes that are closed. everybody needs to line up to the right. the backup growing very, very rapidly. elsewhere we'll update you, pretty quiet trip.

over howard county and into montgomery, prince george's county, d.c. then some light showers further down through eastern maryland. if you are not getting rain showers likely getting drizzle and damp conditions. as the storm moves further off to the east we are going to see the rain taper off. prob lindh by 8:00, 9:00 p.m. we are wet and chilly for first pitch as we take on the rockies. we have one loss and one win. 56 degrees, cool. hopefully we will get a win out of this one. good night wakeup forecast, you can see the rain ending, drop to 54. start the day tomorrow not too bad. temperatures are going to be off to the races tomorrow. wait until you see how warm it will be for tomorrow. jim, pat? >> all right. thanks, veronica. >>> police were back in the silver spring neighborhood where a d.c. school principal was found murdered in his home. police say that brian betts was last seen live a week ago this evening. he was discovered dead by a co-worker after he failed to show up for work. police are reinterviewing neighbors to piece together events in t

he first went to george lopez, an 11:00 show on tbs and george said it's a great idea of to head -- the head of tbs said what do you think? so conan and george talked, they said great idea and the guy from tbs made the deal in days and all of a sudden, tbs has the show. >> it's probably smart for george lopez. this cements him in a late night lineup. another drama, in the kate and jon gosselin divorce. now her lawyer is firing back. >> well, her lawyer said the legal papers are ridiculous, that they did everything wrong. but the bottom line is that jon gosselin wants primary custody and child support. her lawyers say you have to be kidding me. number one, your lawyer doesn't know what he's doing and number two, jon is starving for attention. and you know, the funny thing is i talked to jon's lawyer on saturday night and he said he'd like to do a show with kate again maybe. i don't think so. he's now thinking, i had a good thing going. maybe do another show. that's what's in his head. >> harvey, thanks. live in los angeles. "tmz" on tv right here on fox 5 tonight at 6:30. >>> if you have

and it's in the mid 40s in prince george's county. arlington, fairfax, montgomery county now in the low 40s. quite a chilly start this morning. we have it down into the 30s in prince william, culpeper. this zone here may be getting scattered frost so if do you have any tender plants, any house plants you set outside early this season, bring them in. and southern maryland now in the 40s as well as northern neck and eastern shore. now over the last 12 hours we've got high pressure over us with clear sky and we'll have lot of sunshine today. afternoon highs should climb into the mid 60s and overnight tonight another clear night. mid 40s tomorrow morning and by tomorrow afternoon into the mid 60s again with lots of sunshine. then we'll have a southeasterly flow that may bring in clouds on wednesday. perhaps a sprinkle with highs in the mid 60s. mid 60s again on thursday. and we'll take a look at the weekend coming up in ten minutes. jerry, how is traffic this morning? >> tom, nice and quiet so far. heading in from maryland on new york ave

we know george is traveling with the president, who just signed a landmark treaty. there's george. to reduce the two countries' nuclear weapons by a third. it comes almost a year after president obama decided to end the cold-war thinking. we'll get to prague in a moment. >>> there were a few tense moments overnight, on a united airlines flight bound from washington to denver. a passenger was taken into custody after saying he was trying to light his shoes on fire. two f-16 fighter jets were scrambling to accompany the flight. why he may not face charges, causing some outrage this morning. >>> we begin with the historic signing of the nuclear arms reduction treaty. george is in prague, capital of the czech republic, where the signing just took place. >> the two presidents are running late because they had a very long business meeting, dealing with the situation in iran. also that unrest in kyrgystan. but they are here first and foremost to make history. by signing the most significant arms reduction treaty in two decades. the president was welcomed to prague this morning with pomp a

it all sounds good between michelle rhee and george parker.'m still saying that the teaches are not on the same page with mr. parker. >> you'll be hard pressed in this economy to say no to a 20% pay raise. >> nearly half the bonuses under the fenty administration came from michelle rhee's office, $7.5 million over two years, right? and the problem is, you're looking maybe at your laboratory right there. the bonuses with were handed out. things haven't improved that much relative to the money going out. >> did she get what she needs. >> easier for her to fire teachers. that was one of the things she waned. >> seniority is the one thing. >> yes. it is one of the things she does not have to look at now. it will be easier for her to move teachers and 0 fire teachers. at the same time, you recall it wasn't too long ago we were talking about more than 250 teachers who were fired. those teachers will get retroactive paychecks. this doesn't help them get their jobs back. but what it does do, if this agreement had been in place prior to that rift, thos

at the anne arundel county prince george's county line. a teenager was seen wading into the patuxent river, wearing only a pair of boxer shorts. apparently after he went in the water, he was seen going under the water. they have divers. they have been scaring the river in rubber boats. looking for any possibility of the teenager coming to the surface. you're seeing now, divers from montgomery -- or correction, anne arundel, prince george's county. they continue to search here. maryland state police were on the scene a short time ago. there's no other word at this point on what happened to the boy. and at this point, it is unclear whether he lives in a local community or what caused him to be here. back to you. >> captain mike. thank you. we'll continue to follow the story throughout the night. >>> in other news tonight, besides the race for governor, it's expected to be one of the hottest races in the fall for maryland. today, the first democrat for baltimore county executive announces his candidacy. wjz is live. political reporter pat war