we will check in with captain jeff long inside chopper 13 in a moment. first, jessica cartel you with more on a very successful salebration week. >> good afternoon to everyone. as we speak, the brazilian tall ship is making its way out of baltimore passing by harbor east , now passing through fells. . we are on the broadway pair where people have gathered all around the harbor to take pictures as the ship set sail. i should mention, the navy warship started leaving bright and early this morning at 6:00 a.m. at 11:00 is when these ships started making their way out of old war and the inner harbor. the pride of baltimore leading the parade. it was quite a sight as it made its way out of here. the sales were up and it's absolutely gorgeous. baltimore tells us there was an incredible turnout during the weeklong celebration. still unclear how many people were in attendance. they hope to get those numbers as soon as possible, but they say they could not have been more pleased. >> reporter: the week was fantastic, a seven-day salebration. great crowds, so grate

reporting live from sky chopper 13, i'm captain jeff long. back to you on tv hill. >> all right. thank you very much, captain long. and our complete coverage continues now with bob turk in the weather center and more on the heat, which of course is making conditions more difficult for firefighters. >> when the fire started, temperature was close to 90 degrees. can you imagine, with all of that equipment and fire, it must have been pretty difficult. both sides of the state, ocean city and oakland. winds have calmed down somewhat. earlier, we had winds 14 to 18 miles an hour. now, southeast wind, around 8 miles an hour. but right now, there's no rain in the forecast until late tonight. the winds will slowly diminish. looks like we've got a lot of rain on tap for the region tomorrow. we'll have the forecast coming up. >> bob, thank you. >>> new information on another story wjz has been following. a military aircraft crash on the eastern shore. mary is live in the newsroom with more on what happened. mare? >> well, jessica, the unmanned aircraft slammed into a rural area, about 20 mil

jeff long is at the controls. >> reporter: good afternoon.ou can you can see this at the northbound runway. investigators on the ground look like they're going to have a lot of work to try to figure out what happened. nobody is in there touches any pieces of the aircraft. they're taking photographs. we have five different vehicles on the runway. reporting live, i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> thank you . we will continue to follow this developing story and bring you more at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >>> we are also continuing to cover the excitement in the inner harbor that's certainly far from over. the star spangled sailabration wook week -- weekend is just beginning. this is to commemorate the bicentennial of the beginning of the war of 1812. wjz and jessica is live once again from the inner harbor. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. you know it's a big party when the big pink poodle from the american viz fair art museum shows up here. everyone enjoying this beautiful weather, walking around checking out the boats. as you said,

reporting live from skyeye chopper 13, i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> they said they were worried about whether they would make it, but it looks like they had just enough room. >> reporter: at least 10 to 20 feet of clearance. >> all right. thank you, captain jeff long, reporting live from sky sigh chopper 13. >>> a van full of children crashes into a tree, and a mechanic saw the van swerve out of control in louisville, kentucky. the pulled 14 people from the vehicle, and four children were in just one seat belt. >>> and a student beaten blind after chanting anti-gay slurs in brock lynne, new york. >> reporter: the 14-year-old wears a patch over his right eye from two surgeries, and there is need for another because, he said, bullies robbed him of his sight in his right eye. >> i couldn't see in my right eye at all, nothing. >> reporter: kardin is an 8th grader where his father said on june 5, he was attacked by two 7th graders in the cafeteria. >> they were beating him and punching him in the face. >> reporter: the injury, said his atto

reporting live from sky eye chopper 13, i'm captain jeff long. >> all right, captain jeff. thank you. >>> wjz is following the investigation. we'll have much more today at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> well, george huguely's attorney wants a change of venue for the wrongful death lawsuit against his client. huguely was found guilty of second-degree murder in the death of cockeysville native, yeardley love. love's family is asking for $30 million in the civil suit. it's set to be heard in charlottesville, virginia. ♪ly's legal team says a change of venue is necessary because of all of the bad publicity. huguely is scheduled to be sentenced in august. >>> a pennsylvania man accused of secretly recording people in a public rest stop, in maryland is going to trial. a federal grand jury has indicted 28-year-old brian williams in pennsylvania. he's charged with producing and possessing child pornography. it alleges williams used his cell phone camera to tape two young men at a public bus rest stop. he faces two years in prison if convicted. >>> a big change in immigration policy. today, the

jeff hong. back to you. >> thank you -- long.ack to you. >> and you can see the map of how the war of 1812 was played out. other than a few hairs blowing around because it is breezy, it is beautiful weather. the weather like yesterday, has been cooperating. tim williams is here. you couldn't have a better day to welcome visitors around the country to see baltimore at its very best. don't you agree? >> yeah. you really couldn't. and today, the wind is just enough to add a little decoration to the ships. >> and your face. >> and my face. the flags from up and down the country are streaming up and down the ships. it is a gorgeous sight when you come down here and see this. because it's one ship after another. and they go up and down and up and down. it is a beautiful, colorful, and very festive sight. and the wind is helping to do that. just a little wind. >> we are surrounded by blue. we have a fused, gray clouds over us. no rain associated with them. so your sailabration forecast is really a pretty nice one for the foreseeable fut

up them today is sky eye chopper 13 jeff long. at must have been something to have those guys flying around you, jeff. >> well, we did keep our distance denise. and now we're looking down on the uss constellation. everybody knows that ship. and more to the same pier is a ship from indonesia, called the dealer ruchi. interesting thing about this ship is it has its own marching band. and it's one of the beautiful tall ships that are lining the promenade place. it's a beautiful night and i'm sure the crowds are going to grow. reporting live from sky eye chopper 13. i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> thank you, jeff. and this has been in the planning by the coast guard. it woom would have been rain held or shine. it could have been 100 degrees. we'd still be standing here. but we're so happy it's not 100 degrees. and it's a beautiful evening in the inner harbor. >> we talked about how perfect the conditions have to be for the blue angels to fly. and it has been nearly perfect. just a light breeze. also not lost on us is this is act

reporting live, i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> looks like a lot of people are on the decks of the ships, already looking around. >> there's quite a fau people. weave -- few people. we've seen quite a few. looks like a really good time. >> thanks for the beautiful pictures, jeff. live in sky eye chopper 13. thank you so much. stay with wjz for complete coverage of our proud history. denise and jessica are leading our star spangled sailabration. >>> as experts warn of increasing attacks from computer hackers, new cyber security degrees are popping up all over the country, including college park. now, mike schuh reports, one catholic high school is getting its brightest future on the fast track. >> reporter: bits of code, written by pla ma -- by malicious hackers. >> every time that we would do a flake the nile and i would take down the chat server, you would see this window. >> reporter: if you understood what this department of defense instructor was saying, congratulation. if not, you put your trust in people who d

reporting live, i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> we invite you to stay tuned to wjz for complete coverage of this spectacular event. jessica and i will lead the coverage tomorrow as we bring you the star-spangled sailabration. >>> the crime stunned the region and made national headlines. a man accused of killing his housemate and eating part of has remains. for the first time, we're hearing from friends of the victim. wjz is live. mike hellgren spoke to one of them today as they search for answers to this brutal crime. >> vic, both friends and family here in africa are trying to make sense of this. they describe the victim as athletic and smart and friendly. and they want justice. >> reporter: the gruesome death of cujo agcoaty at the hands of what police call an admitted cannibal, alexander kinyua has left his loved ones searching for answers, including this woman, who asked to conceal her identity. her brother was friends of the victim. attending school with him. both from ghana. >> my brother is devastated. everyb

captain jeff long has been over the scene all afternoon. captain jeff, how are things changing right now? >> well, we have been here for quite a while. we've seen a huge change, specifically from the volume of the smoke. used to be thick, black smoke. it's not as thick as it used to be. and now each a white -- even a whiter color. we're hoping that good news for the firefighters as they continuing to pour water into what used to be the roof of this building. the roof collapsed, we actually watched it collapse earlier today. and they're continuing to pour huge volumes of water in there. and we counted about 20 different firefighters. reporting live from sky eye chopper 13. i'm captain jeff long. back to you in the studio. >> this is also causing big traffic delays. continuing coverage continues. with kristy breslin. >> hi, denise, hi, everyone. as you can imagine, it is gridlocked. there is no access to broadway. going in and out of fells point. traffic is being detoured off. the best way to get around it would be to take alisanta, baltimore

reporting live from sky eye chopper 13, i'm captain jeff long. o you. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: all right. thank you, very much, jeff. and of course, this sailabration is taking place on flag day, today. today, thursday the 14th, is flag day. and it is also celebrating the star spangled banner, which is why baltimore is the centerpiece, even though this is taking place in other ports in the country. it celebrates the star spangled banner and the symbol in our country. and today, the 9/11 flag made a stop in baltimore. and rochelle ritchie was there and has more on why it was here and what happened while it was here. rochelle? >> reporter: today mark marks the final stitching. and it's leaving with a significant piece of history, made right here in baltimore. >> reporter: veronica christ yanson's hands are no stranger to a needle and thread. >> i resonate with mary pickersville for sewing the flag. >> she is stitching the thread for the national 9/11 flag. >> it's a dream. it's absolutely a dream. >> reporter: in fact, like pickers gill, the stitche

and our live coverage continues with captain jeff long.u've had the beautiful view all day, jeff. >> i do think we have the best seat in the house, denise. and what a beautiful afternoon for being down here at the inner harbor. we're looking at the promenade here at harbor place. and one of the ships i wanted to point out is the k-mock. 270-foot tall ship from mexico. it's a bark that was built in 1982. home ported in acapulco. this particular ship has logged nearly 500,000 miles on the water. reporting live from sky eye chopper 13, i'm captain jeff long. now, back to you. >> and stay with wjz for complete coverage of this spectacular event. jessica and i will lead our coverage all day tomorrow. as we bring you the star- spangled sailabration. >>> today, simply a gorgeous day for the beginning of that celebration downtown. taking a live look outside. the sun is shining. the air is pleasant, it and dry. it's perfect, bob. wjz has the updated traffic and weather. bob turk is here with the weather. >> nicest day heading into the weekend. just

reporting live, i'm captain jeff long, now back to you. >> reporter: our own alex will be covering the blue angels as they prepare for this weekend's big show. it's unclear as to when they'll be practicing, they can't reveal that information. if you're down here, it will get pretty exciting. joining me now, my colleague tim williams, meteorologist tim williams. we owe you a big hug because the weather is absolutely fantastic. >> reporter: all the rain got moved out since tuesday and it's been gorgeous and going to be for the foreseeable future and we have a celebration forecast for this. it doesn't get better than this. 80 degrees for the next few days and dry conditions. just a light breeze out here and enough cloud the record decoration. lows down in the 60s. it's a beautiful time. all you have to do is bring your sun glasses and spf and you'll have a good time. >> reporter: it just makes baltimore look so incredible. it's phenomenal. nice job. i think the mayor needs to send you a thank you card. >> reporter: marty will have your full forecast in a little bit. >> reporter: we'll che

our live coverage continues with captain jeff long, in sky eye chopper 13. over the scene all afternoon. hello, jeff. and what are you seeing from where you are right now? >> hello. from where we're parked over here at fells point, it does appear as though the volume of smoke, coming over top of this building, has decreased. and that's happened just in the last 10 to 15 minutes. and it's also gone from a really dark, thick smoke to a lighter colored smoke. so hopefully the firefighters are getting an upper hand on this thing. we did count at this point, at least 12 different fire vehicles on the ground. and we also saw on south broadway, a lot of firefighters, taking a break from the heat. back to you in the studio. >> thank you very much, captain jeff long. and we'll have more on this breaking story coming up live at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> wildfires out west are stretching crews to the limit. one fire near fort collins, colorado, doubled in size in one day. and it continues to grow. teresa garcia has the latest for wjz. >> reporter: the fast-moving fire in north

captain jeff long, with more on what he saw after the crash. jeff? >> well, vic, the carroll county regional airport, which is located just to the north of westminster, we will be closed while the investigators continue to document this scene and gather the pieces of debris for further investigation. and they're telling us the airport will be closed until midday tomorrow. reporting live from sky eye chopper 13. >> the crash did not involve any spilled fuel or hazardous materials and there's no damage to the airport itself. >> police are investigating the death of a 1-year-old child in west baltimore. denise is in the newsroom with word of an arrest. denise? >> the boyfriend of the child's mother is charged with second- degree murder. police responded to a 911 call from the home in the 800 block of north stricker street, where they found the 1-year-old girl, unconscious, with bruises on her body. she later died at shock trauma. detectives say 22-year-old sharmle thomas admitted to shaking the baby. he also faces a charge of child abuse, resulting in d

. >> jeff: well, you work so long and so hard. you don't even realize until the fourth quarter when they had that huge lead that you were actually going to accomplish it. they had so many opportunities this year, where they could have lost along the way, to indiana, or to boston. they found a way. >> mike: they always talked about the experience, that was the ultimate teacher for them. meanwhile, let's, a quick back look at the oklahoma city thunder. what a fabulous year, such a great young team. just although step. they may just not have been ready right now, but you know they're going to be a force for the number of years, especially if they keep the core together. >> jeff: i think a lot of people will go back and say, in revisionist history, that they weren't experienced enough. i don't think it was that. i thought they just met up against another great team who made two or three more plays, games two through four, than they did, and unfortunately, they got hit with the hay maker tonight, with all those three-point shots. >> mi

this has been going on for so long, jeff, all of the players know what's on the table. angela merkel knows her own politics. she and patriotic apparently have a quite cordial personal relationship but it hasn't seemed to loosen her up a whole lot. >> two words, one medical, one vaguely suggestive. contagion, exposure. is this a contagion that can come to the united states? and how much exposure do you multinational banks sl -- have from this? >> in terms of contagion, yes, it's that recession problem. it's already having an effect on our economy and on china and on india so yes, you do have the specter of another global recession. exposure? that's the other problem here. this is is not about -- that's why greece is sort of a sideshow. this isn't really about greefments it's about all the banks in france and the u.k. that are holding bonds in all of these countries. john: we've gotten to the point where the amount of time available for the show is limited by severe austerity measures. [laughter] gwen ifill is back next week to talk about major decisions from the supreme

i interviewed his co-rector jeff daniels not long ago and he said that he would never thought it wouldy had been blocking it for so long. but now it's not going to happen after all. >> there's more to come in the next hour. >> we could be in for another day of record-breaking temperatures. we did not have a record yesterday, but we were close. we could have records today if. will have the forecast next. >> and lisa baden will have an update on your thursday morning commute. traffic and weather when we qwikster in the head, it's going to be another scorcher out there today. temperatures in the triple digits. >> controversy continues at the university of virginia. some faculty have a plan to reinstate. the former reinstate >> a major setback for proposed casino in prince george's county. "good morning washington" continues right now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side.

he passes jeff gordon for the lead. the long day continues for the no. 24 car he ran at a fuel and avoids damage and gets to the debt he rallied to finish in sixth place and. blatt 82 pat summitt to receive in the no. 10 car at one car accident incredibly clean race today. kurt bush trying to catch and damages his car but kept going. keitel bush bumps paul mann on from behind, a caution flag that means a restart dale earnhardt jr. among several involved in a multi car crash. bolar was too good. holds out tony stored he wins his first road course wind. restored past bush to finish second. an emotional day for kurt bush. he raises without the same level of sponsorship without the rest of the field. >>> i get choked up and made one mistake on turn can those tires of never been bolted down ever, i clipped a set of tires, and broke the front suspension. i could not compete after that. if we pull it into victory lane with the red car and no sponsored in california its team tiger blood. >>> i never thought i would be in the sprint cere

the vaccination hasn't been around for a long time. >> jeff has two young kids.doctor, i'ming i'm not familiar -- i'm not familiar if you have kids or not. don and myself, we're dealing with grandchildren now. imagine that. >> exactly. new moment moms -- new moms need to inform the grandparents. the grandparents are going to feel terrible if that happens. they just don't know. they need the message. that's why we want to spread the message. you're helping them out to remind them to go get their booster. >> i don't foe if i had had -- i don't know if i ever had one. >> i don't remember. >> when i talk to my doctor i'll find out. >> that's greet. >> do you have a -- that's great. >> do you have a facebook page, website? >> yeah, actually the facebook page to bring more awareness as well. i know just in maryland there's 57 cases so far this year. go to that facebook page and make a pledge. you'll cling -- click on a picture of my wife and myself. the proceeds go towards the march of dimes, a great organization that's helping this cause. >> our satellite time has run

jeff. this wasn't really a long deliberation, 48 counts, ten alleged victims. they just got the case on thursday. it's friday evening. and so, this is not a long time. and if you look at history, historically, a quick verdict enures to the benefit of the prosecution. so with a 48-count case, with the jury with a verdict on a friday afternoon, that points historically to a guilty verdict. >> marcia clark is joining us now here in los angeles. you have waited for many juries to come through. what's your reading of a 21-hour deliberation in a case with 48 counts. do you think we're going to see a conviction tonight? >> i've been predicting a conviction for some time now. the testimony has been supremely compelling. only 21 hours for 48 counts, remember this was a very simple case. there is no dna, you don't have physical experts, you don't have a lot of experts to step through, you don't have a lot of inconsistment statements. when it came down to it, you either believe these young men or you don't. and i think very clearly, i think clearly this verdict is going t

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long. if you start where kathy is here, past jeff and go all the way over to where mike the director is sitting, that's 44 feet. that's the length of the aircraft. the wingspan is three times longer, 130 feet. you couldn't fit it in this news room. >> they can cause an enormous amount of havoc if you bring them into a building, if you hit another airplane with that. if somebody hijacks thefrequency and operates it remotely. >> we'll hear more buzzen than we do now. >> thank you, gary. >>> breaking news tonight out of rockville where a person was hit by a csx train. it happened around 9:15 on the tracks at randolph road. the adult man taken to an area trauma center. train traffic has been halted in both directions as they investigate what happened. we'll bring you more information if we get it before the news is done in 30 minutes or so. >>> and new information in the last hour about commerce secretary john bryson. the white house says bryson is going on medical leave as he undergoes some testness evaluations. the 6-year-old was cited for felony hit and run after two traffic accidents in califor

long it lasts coming up. ladies. >> thank you so much, jeff. we have breaking news right now. in san jose. fire fighters on the scene of a major fire at a pick and pull salvage car lot. it is happening now on the 1,000 block of commercial street. this its near the 101/880 interchange. we are told at least five cars are on fire right now. no word yet of any injuries. we have a crew on the way wec. we will bring you more information. >> a story on nbc bay area. historic resignations. the san jose police department is seeing more officers quit than retire. many say concerns over the city's pension reform plan is to blame. nbc bay area's maryanne favro and how this could impact safety in the bay area's largest city. >> well some of the police officers say they like working here in san jose. but they can no long earfoer afo pay 20% of their paycheck to benefits. they're packing up and taking their experience to other bay area departments where they are getting a much better deal. >> reporter: as san jose police respond to the city's 18th murder of the year, police chief chris moore is seeing mo

for jeff van gundy, doris burke, and our entire outstanding abc cruise, so long from abc.nks for watching abc. ♪ ♪ call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v. ♪ ♪ . >>> the clouds rolled in fort second day of celebration. how fast will fort mchenry be back in the sun? >> two mothers, the very spot their daughters were killed one year ago today. >> i don't see myself -- i see myself like everybody else. >> when you watch histor you wake up tomorrow you will remember this man, ray, a man who fooled us all. >>> thank you for joining us here on this closing in on midnight. what a game two. no thunder it was like a heat and potat oes kind of thing. >>> we have a couple more days. wyatt with the important first forecast. >> yeah. we are all eyes on the celebration weekend. we have much going on. ten mile saturday, the paddle board race saturday morning. you name it. we had clouds today. off the atlantic. now they are clearing up and we are getting set for a sunnier day. not bad, temperatures still on the mild side in the low 70s, in the 60's ov

for jeff van gundy, doris burke and the entire crew, and director, mike breen saying so long from miami. stay tuned for late local news, "nightline" and "jimmy kimmel live" and the most from the abc stations. thanks for watching. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- readyst of now, and get for the hottest temperatures of the year. people out and about with the uncomfortable evening. temperatures are expected to have downright dangerous conditions outside. bob ryan has the numbers you may have one or may not want. >> in comparison to last june, ever, this is not to be all that bad. it will last for a couple days, the areas under a heated revisory with the it will feelhat is 100 degrees tomorrow between noon and 8:00. right now, the current temperature in washington is 80 degrees with increasing humidity. temperature is down about a heatksberg, we have afternoon, andow advise the mid part of the day, about as strong as it gets, but it will feel about 102, 103, 104. i will tell you how it will be hotter, but there is a break coming out, too. >> obama is not the

jeff. >> brown: a bitterly divided electorate; a long tradition of political experiments; outside money helping fund the most expensive campaign in state history and national repercussions whatever the outcome of the vote: welcome to wisconsin. ( cheering ) ( cars honking ) >> brown: a pedestrian overpass atop i-94 outside milwaukee: it's not the most obvious place to wage political guerrilla warfare, but for these supporters of wisconsin's republican governor scott walker, the stakes in tomorrow's recall election couldn't be higher and anything goes. >> it's a power struggle >> brown: yeah? a power struggle between... >> between the taxpayers and the public workers unions. >> brown: what kind of reaction are you getting from people? >> we're getting a lot of beeping and thumbs up. we're getting a few not so nice gestures. >> brown: gestures you don't want to make for us. >> correct. >> a million signed a petition to bring scott walker down! ♪ >> brown: supporters of scott walkers democratic opponent, milwaukee mayor tom barrett, have their own brand-- make that band-- of political passion. >>

jeff. >> thanks. jim with "the l.a. times." long-term interest rates, mortgage rates at historic lows. extension of operation twist do and to lower interest rates? >> well, the interest rates are quite low an they're being pushed down more by safe haven flows and other factors. that being said, i think we can lower interest rates more. but beyond that, operation twist and asset purchases work also through other channels. in particular, by acquiring securities in the market and bringing them on to the fed's balance sheet. we essentially induce investors to move in to substitute securities. so for example, an investor who sells a treasury security to the fed may end up buying a corporate bond instead and so the effect is to lower corporate bond rates and corporate spreads. or a bank may having sold its treasury securities may decide to make a loan instead. so, it's not just the effect on the long-term interest rate but there's a broader set of effects that feed through other asset rates and spreads and provide a broader ease and financial conditions which is supportive to the economy. >>

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jeff guillen kirk. david wagner and katy clice they are in i think is her last name. >> and how long was that meeting that you had with the bay guardian reporters? >> it was about a little over an hour. >> ok. so sheriff i want to read you a short passage from that story, and you can tell me whether it's accurate or not. >> please. >> ok. now this is referring to what happened after you found out about the police investigation from your wife. and a series of contexts. >> objection. >> sustained. >> sheriff, i'll simply read this passage and you can tell me whether it's true or not. >> objection. lack of foundation. >> sustained, council, you haven't established what it is. there's no foundation. >> can we establish -- can you establish what the document is? we haven't seen it. witness hasn't seen it. i mean, we have no idea what you're reading from. >> i'm not offering this into evidence. i just want the witness' telling me whether this is true or not. i'm not offering the document. >> that's fine but i think it's more fair for you to show it to the witness and frankly i'd like see it, too, if you're goin

long-running dispute. but don't bet on it. dean reynolds, cbs news, mill walky. >> jeff: for more on this recall election we're joined in washington by our cbs news political reporter john gickerson. the poll seems to indicate that scott walker does survive. if that happen was does that mean moving forward? >> well, it would be a sign to any republican contemplating similar action to limit unions that you could survive. and walker will become the poster child and hero of that effort. in part you would survive because you got outside help. walker outspent his opponent 3 to 18. anyone raising money for conservative cause kos point to walker's survivor and say we can defeat the restauranted machine of organized labor if we just have the money. unions if they lost it would be a big blow and there would be a lot of in-fighting in democratic circles with unions saying the national democratic parties and their president didn't do enough. on the other hand though t might galvanize union supporters for the presidential election on the theory that they are under threat and they ne

details on how long it will stick around later on in the show. we're tracking it all for you. >> thank you, jeff. >>> new details at the center of the sexual assault complaint. the sheriff's department says the woman is a 21-year-old from santa cruz county. she filed a complaint for sexual assault after an encounter at the resort last friday. detectives are interviewing witnesses and gathering forensic be evidence. the investigation should be completed this week and formal charges could follow. sandoval's attorney says that his client is cooperating and says that the incident was consensual. >>> the stock closed today at $26 a share for facebook, which is 30% lower than its ipo price. however, facebook is working on a new feature. that involves kids and that means parents will be getting involved. let's bring in scott budman. it's against the rules but it's happening. kids under the able of 13 using facebook. >> you're right, raj. that number is somewhere around seven million kids under the age of 13. they are sneaking in but having to lie about their age. facebook says things may change soon. k

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