y se corrieron las 500 millas de indianÁpolis.oto en lograr esto. lugar 19 estuvo mÍchel jordan junior. >>> llegamos al final, prÓximo domingo los goles de mÉxico. que pase buenas noches. y los dejamos con las imÁgenes que hoy hacen historia. >>> servicio para de negris y goooool! goooool! >>> dispara, y goooool! goooool! >>> hoy es domingo 27 de mayo del 2012, estas son las principales noticias en medio de una inusual combinación de fuerzas de la naturaleza, el país se prepara para el memorial day. >>> continúan las protestas en méxico contra el candidato del pri, enrique peña nieto hoy fue abucheado en una manifestación en zacatecas. >>> siempre, siempre es peligroso tomar alcohol y manejar, pero además, esta combinación puede ser muy >>> si busca trabajo, la enfermer puede ser una gran opción, hay vacantes y cursos para aprender el oficio, tome nota, por ahora vamos con la información ♪. >>> este es su noticiero univisión fin de semana con félix de bedt ♪. >>> buenas noches, bienvenidos al nociero univisión,l clima se convirtió

. >>> darío franchitti es inmortal, su nombre queda plasmado como ganador de las 500 millas de indianápolisl jordan junior. >>> las 500 millas de indianápolis es para míel evento deportivo, de carreras, más increíble del mundo. >>> a darío franchitti le hicieron sudar la gota gorda, destacadas figuras de méxico, venezuela, y brasil. >>> siempre que manejo en indianápolis es especial para mí. >>> el simple hecho de estar en un gran equipo es una evoluciión en mi rrera. >>> las 500 millas de indianápolis s parte de las 3 joyas del automovilismo, junto con las 24 horas de lemans, y el circuito de monaco. >>> los fanáticos siguieron minuto a minuto a los corredores. >>> estoy muy contento de estar aquí. >>> las 500 millas de indianápolis es el evento con mayor asistencia en todo el mundo, las autoridades dicen que en este lugar asisten alrededor de 400 mil personas, esto es un reto para las autoridades, para mantener el control en este coloso. >>> ahora estefano tiene más deportes, comenzaron las semifinales. >a>>asÍ es, san antonio ganó ante oklahoma en el primer partid dela serie, y las 500 m

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wins the indianapolis 500. for the third time. and i ask you, is there a more elegant race car driver in the world than dario. he always looks good. always seems to say the right thing. has a smile. is popular with the fans. he'll stop and give the media an interview. you couldn't ask for a better than champion dario franchitti. >>> it's the tradition. it's the history that makes it what it is. if you asked everyone if you could win one race, what would it be? they would all say the indianapolis 500. >>> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the greatest spectacle racing! >> we have trouble on pit road. >> a huge crash on the track. ♪ this is forever >> a win at indy means so much because it's well and truly racing immortality. >> i'm sure that drivers who have won multiple races they would trade it back for an indianapolis 500 win. >> dario franchitti takes the defensive line into one. >> inside. dario franchitti is going to win the 500. and all three times it's going to be under caution! >>> this has been a special presentation of es

. >> the highlights of the indianapolis 500. it's getting warm outside. your complete forecast is still coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's pretty sunny and 89 in central maryland right now. the complete forecast is still coming up. >>> the united nations security counsel is calling for a seized fire in syria. more than 100 people are dead. many of them small children. antigovernment fighters say troops shelled the town with artillery rockets. they said their troops were first attacked and only attacked in retaliation. the un says both sides need to back down. >> this message of peace is not only for the government, but for everyone, every individual with a gun. >> opposition fight ers say they're outraged by the attack saying there's no hope for peace. >>> many michigan police are looking for the man who set a pregnant woman on fire. the woman pulled up to her home with her boyfriend when a man appeared and kidnapped her at gun point. he drove her to an alley and set her on fire. >> she was able to get out of the car and start rolling on the ground

balloons released in anticipation of the 96th running of the indianapolis 500. we'll start with lap 79. this is mike conway coming into the pits. he gets a little too close to the wall and takes out three of his members of the pit crew. he would receive a drive-thru penalty. owner and four time champion a.j. foyt looking on with concern. he has a right to. it would get worse. next lap conway in front of will power, conway spinning out, hits the wall and goes soaring over power. power sustained right end damage to his power. take another look at the spectacular wild ride. let's go to the final lap. dario franchitti in the lead heading into turn no. 1, takuma sato trying to make a last pass but spins out slamming into the wall. franchitti continues in the lead and his pit crew celebrates knowing their driver will win under caution. franchitti captures his third indy 500 title, nobody enjoying it more than his wife ashley judd who counts them out one, two, three, victories. franchitti celebrates in the winner's circle with cold milk after becoming the 10th driver t

heavy rain from louisville to indianapolis and chicago. morning showers from new england to the carolinas. thunderstorms in south florida. mountain snow from wyoming to montana. showers in the colorado rockies and pacific northwest. >> 54 in seattle. 67 in salt lake city. 93 in phoenix. mostly 70s from fargo to indianapolis. 71 here in the big apple. heating up in the south. 80s from atlanta to dallas. >>> coming up, an airline getting into the oil industry. >> very interesting move by delta. >>> plus, news about housing across the country. why so few owners these days. your business news is coming up next. >>> also, the heartbreaking 911 call, following the murder of singer jennifer hudson's family. pain amid the panic. new details from the courtroom, right ahead. >>> home ownership is down again. the share of privately owned homes in the u.s. is at a 15-year low. just 65%. despite falling housing prices. a major reason is it's more difficult to qualify for a mortgage. so, more young people are renting. >>> in fact, the federal reserve su

slick on i-07 from pittsburgh to indianapolis.d i-15 in da koe tas. >>> and if you're flying, airport delays are possible in new york, las vegas, phoenix, salt lake city and miami. >>> now to dramatic reversal for a one promising high school football star when his freedom was derailed. >> yesterday a judge completely exonerated him and today he's starting all over again. abc's cecilia vega has the details. >> reporter: it was the moment brian banks had been waiting a decade for. >> the people's motion to dismiss this case -- >> reporter: he knew to be true all along, and all he could do was somebody. banks had been wrongly convicted, falsely accused of raping and kidnapping a childhood friend. the judge tossed out the charges and banks walked out of court in pure jubilation, hoping for a new future. >> awesome. >> i feel like anything is possible and it is proven today by me getting my freedom back. i feel like this is just the first step to reinventing my life. >> reporter: in 2002, he had been a 16-year-old high school football

from indianapolis to kansas city.om columbu i-70, from columbus to indianapolis.nd i-94, from chicago to icy spots on i-90 and 84 in the pacific northwest and northern rockies. >> if you're flying today, some airport delays are possible in miami, kansas city, chicago and minneapolis. >>> well, jurors in the triple-murder trial of jennifer ormer brother-in-law had to sit through a day of graphic testimony and gruesome crime scene photos. >> chicago police detectives described finding the body of hudson's 7-year-old nephew inside of an suv. also, for the first time, the public is hearing the frantic 911 call from the singer's sister, moments after she discovered their mother's body. >> somebody killed my momma. some somebody killed by momma. please. >> do you see blood on her? >> i don't know. i don't know. i'm scared. she's 57 years old. please, help my momma. can you please send an ambulance? >> so chilling to hear that. william balfour is accused of killing hudsused of this case. the judge released the 911 recordings to the public, in a response to a request by t

only one degree from the all-time high at indianapolis 500.f course, with all this warm weather, everybody wants to get in the water, and that's been very, very difficult to do. over 100 people pulled from the waters over the last 24 hours because of the rip currents here. looking more like july 4th weekend, lester, than memorial day weekend. >> and we can see that surf behind you, and certainly hear the wind across your mike. jim cantore, thanks. >>> at a rare sunday meeting, the united nations security council unanimously condemned the government of syria for the slaughter of more than 90 civilians, many of them children, in the town of houla. this after u.n. observers confirmed that artillery and tank rounds were in fact fired into the town. more from nbc's chief foreign correspondent, richard engel. >> reporter: as protesters in syria today angrily denounced the latest massacre, the government is trying to explain away an atrocity shocking, even here, friday's massacre of 32 children and 60 adults. entire families executed when syrian acti

it was definitely a hot day in indianapolis. and it wasn't just indianapolis.ecord heise. hattiesburg, mississippi -- pennsylvania. paducah. 91 in des moines, iowa. so it was very warm. the hot temperatures are going to continue and spread eastward through tomorrow. watch out for that. we even have excessive heat warnings now for philadelphia for monday and tuesday both. >> all right. i mean i love hot weather, jacqui, but i don't know. 90s in may, it's a little early for that. all right, jacqui. >>> rob marciano has more on a trip of one world war ii vet in this "on the go." former marine bill m muco mucol. he returned to reflect on the battle and the life that followed. >> to go back and see a graveyard like that and realize that many of the young men had been cut off in the prime of their life, it was a very poignant moment. >> historic battlefields have become a popular destination with big anniversaries of many conflicts. >> to capsulate the anniversaries coming up, the 60th anniversary is going on now. 100th of world war i, 70th for normandy, places like

indianapolis 500 on sunday. the hottest indy 500 ever. 94 for the high. >> what was it in dallas? >> tomorrow, 99 in dallas. >> all right, bill. thanks so much. >>> let's look at sports now. hockey. we've got the l.a. kings playing on the road against the coyotes. looking to win the series and get back to the stanley cup finals for the first time since the wayne gretzky era nearly 20 years ago. first period, coyotes get the shot off. look at the stop. jonathan quick the goal tender. gets a piece of it with his legs. spectacular save. keeps the game scoreless. weekend period, coyotes down one until keith gets the feed and puts it in the net. tied the game at three. 18 minutes into o.t. just over two minutes to go, dustin penner gets the puck off the rebound and puts it in for the game-winner. 4-3 the final. the kings headed back to the finals for the first time since 1993. and they did it as an eighth seed coming out of the west. they now await the winner of the rangers/devils series tied at two. picks up with ga

again, i just referred to a company in indianapolis. it's exciting to see the kinds of entrepreneurial activity in a city like that. but there are really two things that i think need to take from -- particularly the jobs act that i worked so closely with dick on and number one, we need to continue the collaborative conversation we have with entrepreneurs around that act. steve is a really big part of it. a the entrepreneurs look to him as a success entrepreneur himself and they really began to have a positive dialogue. >> the last time they had a success enconversation with washington was around -- and in this case, it was a very engaged conversation. i think we need as policymakers, putting my washington hat on, to think more actively about keeping that conversation going. the second thing came up on the last panel. it was the phrase, risktaking. there is a normal high failure rate of start-up companies. and it's one of the reasons when i go around the country or i go around the world that certain areas succeed at having entrepreneursh

indianapolis, the indianapolis 500 will be burning rubber with an expected high of 96 degrees on sunday. the hot weather didn't bother beach goers in boston, but heat exhaustion was an unwelcome at this high school graduation in georgia, leaving invite it guests craving to keep their cool. >> getting water, i've seep a couple that had to leave. >> the good news? hurricane bud turned out to be a dud. the once powerful storm with winds up to 115 piers piers -- miles-per-hour petered out butbeway of beryl off the coast of south carolina. there's a threat of heavy rains and flooding. from wild waters to wildfires, dotting the map across the nuss florida, michigan, and especially across the southwest. the biggest in new mexico has already burned through more than a dozen homes. >> in arizona, dust storms enclosinged the air, causing a five-car pileup, and towards piled through the midwest. and would you believe, california snow? >> i woke up freezing, and then walk outside and there were giant snowflakes. >> these would-be campers got the cold shoulder from mother nature and cold feet to boo

as we go toward the weekend, indianapolis 500 on sunday in indianapolis, 93 degrees. weather headed for the ohio valley. >>> if you're watching us on wgil in lancaster, pennsylvania exploring meadow, take a look at things that creep, crawl and fly at backyard buzz, that is hands on childrens museum. that is the early today event of the day. >>> here is an early look at headlines in entertainment. >>> brad pitt disappointed media hoards in cannes showing up without angelina jolie, promoting "killing them softly" a film he produced and stars in. he explained she is preparing for a role and said that no date has been set yet for their hollywood royal wedding. >>> elsewhere, a tearful usher took the stand tuesday in the custody trial of ex-wife tameka foster, denied he is an excessive partier and she testifiy eied she once flew in jealous rage. >>> johnny depp was named an honorary comanche. >>> marvel comics first openly gay hero will marry his boyfriend in astonishing x-men 51 due out june 20th. >>> lindsay lohan preparing to play liz taylor wasn't too busy to tweet a p

indianapolis is america's most nearly perfect city. it was put on a course to be modernized because of mayor lugar. he was a great u.s. senator and is a great american. he is a national statesman. i've nothing but respect for mr. lugar. maybe it is because i lost those elections that i have such empathy for him today. i have not lost a race as an incumbent, but i can only imagine the sense of frustration he has after serving the people of indiana 36 years to lose the way he did on tuesday night. my thoughts are with him. is a good man. i hope to talk to him soon and i would appreciate his support if he chooses to give it. host: let's take some calls. beginning with indianapolis, peter on our republican line. caller: hi. regarding what you said earlier, i know that senator lugar had some harsh springs to say about you. he was not at a press conference that you guys gave earlier. are there plans for an endorsement and the plan to speak with him soon? guest: traditionally, in this situation, obviously, the person who was not successful ca

. >>> daryl franchene is celebrating a big victory in the indianapolis 500. >> he's going to join anelite group as he's going to become three time winner at indianapolis. >> the race ended under a caution flag. actress ashley jud was on hand per her husband's third win. in a very, very hot day in indianapolis, indiana, he decided to cool off with a shower. >> there you go. 9 #00 days from -- 90 days from now they're going to be in baelt mother. it's in-- baltimore. it's incredible watching the 500 thinking we have one of those races. ours is a road course in a different discipline, this is more of an engineering feet. the road course like baltimore just listening to the competitors is skill of driving the car left right, down, short and long straight aways. these guys are going to be here in 90 days. it's a big deal. i happened to be at a couple different events last year and watched him in action. he gave everybody his time. wonnederful to fall -- wonderful to all, >> good. >>> let's take a look at forecast. a high of 91, partly sunny, hot and humid. no thunderstorms in this area.it

and at a mini marathon in indianapolis earlier this month, runners collapsed with temperatures in theidity near 100%. in fact, according to the climate prediction center, may 2011 through april 2012, was the warmest 12-month period in the u.s. since 1895, when the government first started keeping records. one question is, why is it expected to be warmer than usual this summer? well, the climate prediction center says there's no single factor. a multiplicity of factors. they say one reason is it's been a dry winter so the ground is dry, the sun has an easier time heating up the ground, and that heat radiates into the air. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >>> straight ahead, your friday morning weather. in sports, the dark horse pacers shape up as the surprise of the nba playoffs staying cool against the heat. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. new york, sunny, 73. miami, thunderstorms. chicago, 77 and sunny. dallas, sunny. los angeles, partly cloudy. >>> now for a check of today's national forecast. scattered showers and thundershowers are likely f

dan wheldon was the last person to win the indianapolis 500. back in october at the las vegas motor speedway. 33 years old. got a wife named suzanne. two young children. we're expecting a very emotional prerace tribute to dan and his family today. it's such a sad, sad story. but he -- his accident, and what they're doing now in that sport is changing the safety standards for indy car racing. so we'll see a lot of improved safety standards as the sport moves forward. the other big story is around a female driver katherine legg is her name and she leads a very unique team. she's a rookie driver. her first indianapolis 500. but she is one of six people on an all-female race team. it's the first-ever all-female race team. she'll race sunday and she's just the ninth woman to ever race in the indianapolis 500. and the other five women that are on her team raced at different indy car levels. she's more the elite person on that team. this is really changing. these six women changing the perception out there that racing, indy car racing specifically, is

first the heat, if we get to 95 degrees in indianapolis, that will be the hottest indianapolis 500 ever. you're talk about some 400,000 people out there enduring that heat. on sunday, the trough, which is bringing snow to west yellowstone, lips out and produces tornadoes, we think. minneapolis, omaha, possibly severe weather into chicago as we get into monday. and there's our tropical entity, trying to develop offshore wilmington, north carolina. a lot of models bring this back toward the west. if i show you the suite of models, they show up all these different colors here. that's means unsettled weather for the beaches. rip currents here, and potentially maybe some good news at the end of all this. some of the worst drought in the country is sitting over georgia and south carolina, maybe a little rain there. that's the good news. >> hope it's not enough to keep you too busy this weekend. jim cantore at the weather channel headquarters tonight. >>> politicians give a lot of speeches. today, one politician in one speech decided to get very personal. vice president joe biden was talking t

>> kelly o'donnell in indianapolis tonight. kelly, thanks. >>> north carolina is voting today on a constitutional amendment that would ban not only same sex marriage but also all civil unions and domestic partnerships. if it passes, north carolina would become the 29th state to pass a constitutional amendment defining marriage as solely between a man and a woman. >>> at the john edwards trial today, a former speech writer told the jury she worked for weeks with edwards on versions of a statement, in which he would admit to fathering rielle hunter's child, possibly acknowledge the money from a wealthy friend used to cover up the affair. >>> there was a lot of sadness today among adults who were once kids themselves, and those who now have kids of their own. word arrived today that the children's book author maurice sendak has died. he was 83 years old. he was considered by many the very best at his craft. and he taught more than one american generation about where the wild things are. our remembrance tonight from nbc's kevin tib

out to the west, all that flashing you see out towards indianapolis, this is a cold front which will object the march. and by mid- to late afternoon will likely spark off some showers and storms around here. it will eventually bring us some cooler and drier air. our temperatures today under partial sunshine should top out about 90 degrees with a late day storm so be ready for it. more details coming up. back to you. >>> a deadly midair collision involving two semiautomatic planes over fauquier county. one pilot was able to land and walk away from the wreckage. the other plane crashed about a mile away. the pilot and passenger of that plane were both killed. >>> today, fans will pay tribute to chuck brown. thousands are expected to gather at the howard theater for a public viewing. on thursday, a public memorial service will be held from noon until 3:00 at the washington convention center. >>> president obama marked a milestone monday speaking at the vietnam veterans memorial for the first time as commander in chief. the president was joined by vice president bideen and the secretary.

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didn't want to just show some of those showers heading into indianapolis, ft.over the next hour or two. travelwise, something to keep in mind. also into the northeast into vermont, a few severe thunderstorms this evening. i showed this the end of the last hit. you absorb what we're dealing with some of the great heat across the area up towards chicago. a record at 95. warm across a good stretch of the eastern seaboard. right now it's taken awhile to cool down across some of these areas. 76. 73 in atlanta. by later on this afternoon, you do also see some of the cool spots on the map. getting denver into about the mid-70s. i wanted to show this with the contours so you can see where the core of that heat across the southeast. birmingham. the only thing that may cool you down will be the chance for some showers. here's a look at some of those same numbers with the actual forecast on there. atlanta may get some thunderstorms going. of course, tropical depression beryl will still be an issue across northern florida, low count south carolina, southern georgia as well

. >> 62 in billings, 68, salt lake city and hot 92 in phoenix, the 0s in chicago and indianapolis. 88 here in new york. 85 in atlanta. and 92 down in new orleans. >>> and the news from overseas. a strong earthquake rocked northeastern argentina this morning. the magnitude 6.4 quake hit a mostly rural province not heavily populated. there have been no reports of injuries or any damage. >>> the u.n. security council is condemning the outrageous use of force from syrian forces in houla. residential neighborhoods were hammered by artillery and tank attacks friday leaving at least 108 people dead including 49 children and 34 women. syria insists that government forces are not to blame for that massacre. >>> and now to the unfolding scandal at the vatican. one of the pope's top aides is now under arrest for leaking confidential documents. police say the butler paolo gabriele gave information to the italian media. investigators say he was trying to discredit a leading vatican official. investigators now say more arrests are likely. >>> it is a movie in the making. >>> when we come back a new

. >> irreplaceable memories lost and found again from florida to indianapolis and all the way to alexandria. this is one of those times when the media can do something good and in this case, it was a tv station in fort myers, florida. shows us the happy resolution of a five-year-old wedding mystery. >> it's a beautiful family. >> 185 photos. >> i couldn't -- >> stitched cot together in an album. a wedding on a beach in florida. >> a handsome marine, a beautiful bride. >> lost at an airport in fort myers. >> on the plane or at the airport. >> former airport worker could not bare to see it thrown away. >> it was a wedding album, which is like a bible, you don't want to throw it in the trash. >> she spent years looking for the couple. finally turning to a fort myers tv station. we started scouring the photos. the marine is a sergeant and a good shot. the answer to this riddle here in this modest town home in alexandria. >> oh my goodness. that's just what it was. oh my goodness. i can't believe it. >> diana is the mother of the bride. >> it was really an amazing event. something that could nev

an indianapolis based family foundation. additional funding also provided by mutual of america. designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. the estate of william j. carter. the jane henson foundation. and the corporation for public broadcasting. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. as world leaders gather at camp david this week for the annual g8 summit, several humanitarian and faith-based aid organizations urged them to address issues of hunger and poverty alongside discussions of the financial crisis in europe. the groups called on the g8 to fulfill earlier pledges to fund a large-scale hunger initiative. adam taylor is a vice president of world vision. >> we know this is a very tough financial time for europe and for the united states, but we believe those leaders can still maintain those commitments and even increase them even in tough economic times and it's the right thing to do, it's the moral thing to do. on friday, prior to leaving for camp david, president obama announced a new international all

he was mayor of indianapolis before becoming a senator 35 years ago, he's one of the lions in the u.s. senate. a moderate republican in a red state. tonight in the indiana primary, he's fighting for his political life. our report from kelly o'donnell. >> indiana republican senator dick lugar faced an unusual kind of political peril today. >> he's widely respected here, considered unbeatable for decades, but now at age 80, even some friends say lugar is likely to be rejected by his own party, after serving 36 years. >> at this point, i feel it's time for a forward looking person. >> endangers our national security. >> lugar built a national reputation as a states man on foreign policy, but made himself vulnerable at home. >> he's out of touch with the people of indiana. he never comes back here. heck, he doesn't even have a home here. >> reporter: that fact, he sold his house in the 1970s certainly hurts him now. when so much of the country is setup with washington incumbent. >> could you have done more to stay connected to your home state? >> i've been perfectly connected. it's a ridi

but for a young man from indianapolis it is personal. young was taunted and threatened for being openly gay. his mom gave him a stun gun to carry just in case. after an incident last month, the school is threatening to expel young by saying he violated school policy by bringing a weapon to the school. the principal of the high school says if you wear female apparel, kids are kids and kids are going to say whatever they want to say. because you choose to be different and choose to wear female apparel it may happen. darnell and his mom are joining me from indianapolis. are you okay? >> yes. >> what are parents of bullies to do? you gave him the stun gun. do you think -- what are children to do? you gave him the stun gun. do you think that was a bit extreme or would you do the same thing over again? >> i would most definitely do the same thing again. the first thing i want to make clear is i don't promote violence, not at all. but what is a parent to do when she has done everything that she felt she was supposed to do as far as contacting t

first the heat, if we get to 95 degrees in indianapolis, that will be the hottest indianapolis 500 ever. you're talk about some 400 people out there enduring that heat. on sunday, the trough, which is bringing snow to west yellowstone, lips out and producing tornadoes, we think. min minneapolis, omaha, and there's our tropical enttty trying to develop offshore of wilmington. a lot of models bring us back west. that means some unsettled weather for the beaches, rip currents here, and potentially maybe good news at the end of this, some of the worst drought in the country over georgia and south carolina, maybe a little rain there. >> hope it's not enough to keep you too busy this weekend. jim cantore at the weather channel headquarters tonight. >>> politicians give a lot of speeches. today, one pop titian in one speech decided to get very personal. vice president joe biden was talking to military families when he decided to tell his own story, and it became an emotional moment. he told of the day in 1972 when he was a newly elected senator and was out of town when he got a phone call with