on capitol hill, jennifer johnson, news 4. >>> presidential candidate mitt romney is out with his first general election tv ad explaining what would happen on his first day as president. >> what would a romney presidency be like? day one, president romney immediately approves the keystone pipeline creating thousands of jobs that obama blocked. >> the ad will air in virginia, ohio, north carolina, and iowa. >> there is a dress code controversy under way unfolding at one school in maryland. it centers on a boy who was suspended for wearing girl's close. shomari stone reports from calvert county. >> just angry. >> reporter: high heels, a mini skirt, and a black wig landed warren evans in controversy at calvert high school in southern maryland. the school suspended him for a dress code violation. >> i feel annoyed that they would go out of their way to make it a problem just with me wearing a skirt. >> it's not right. it is not right. >> reporter: parents get in a heated debate about the suspension after school. warren is openly bisexual and says the school discriminated against him. he say

jennifer johnson has our report. >> reporter: the g8 world leaders arrived friday and headed to camp david for a summit to address europe's worsening economic crisis. worries over greece and instability in syria, afghanistan, and iran. before the summit president obama sat down with france's new leader francois hollands as greece teeters toward a possible eurozone exit that could rock the world's richest nations. >> we are looking forward to a fruitful discussion with the other g8 leaders about how we can manage a responsible approach to fiscal consolidation that is coupled with a strong growth agenda. >> global analysts say it is a critical time for the leaders as financial markets worldwide continue to suffer losses. >> it's really crunch time. the situation in greece is rapidly deteriorating and this has huge implications for the global economy and more specifically the american economy. >> president hollands felt it was important to visit the united states in his first overseas trip. and looked for answers to greece's economic collapse. >> translator: our economies depend on one

jennifer johnson has the story. >> reporter: president obama greeted the g8 world leaders for dinner at camp david. the official beginning of a summit to address europe's worsening economic crisis. worries of greece, and instability in syria, afghanistan, and iran. before the summit, president obama sat down with france's new leader francois hollande as greece teeters towards a eurozone exit. >> we're looking forward to a fruitful discussion with other g8 leaders about how we can manage a responsible approach to fiscal consolidation that is coupled with a strong -- >> reporter: global analysts say it's a critical time for the leaders as financial markets worldwide continue to suffer losses. >> it's really crunch time. the situation in greece is rapidly deteriorating. this has huge implications for the global economy and more specifically the american economy. >> reporter: president hollande found it was important to visit the united states in his first overseas trip and looked for answers to greece's economic collapse. >> our economies depend on one another. what happens in europe ha

jennifer johnson, wbal-tv 11 news. >> baby boomers, stay tune. a dangerous health condition you should be tested for. >> learning more about the messy crass that snarled traffic in baltimore county. >> on a career tour of sorts. >> on a career tour of sorts. >> the morning commute slower this morning as crews worked to clean out this accident around 7:15 at ingleside ave. the driver of the car was taking to the hospital. there were no passengers aboard the bus. city transportation say they will continue the overnight closures to repair collapsed drain pipes. a double left-lane closures will be in effect from 9:00 p.m.-6:00 a.m. so expect significant delays during peak hours. >> we begin tonight medical alert with a startling report from the cdc. new numbers show one in 30 baby boomers is expected to be infected with hepatitis c. most of them do not know it. the virus is passed through contact with blood and it can cause serious liver diseases including liver cancer. many of the cases can be cured. too many pregnant women are not being tested for

. >> jennifer johnson, wbal-tv 11 news. >> and there is somewhat good news.nemployment in the u.s. 37 states saw a drop in the jobless rate. rates rose to 5%. jobs slowered in pace in july and august. nevada had the highest unemployment rate followed by rhode island and california. >> it was one of the most anticipated i.p.o.'s in history, but facebook ended on a flat note with the stock trading at 38.23, up 28 cents from its pricing thursday night. don't feel too bad. the company is now worth $105 billion. that's more than amazon, mcdonald's, and h.p. chris palone has more on that story. >> facebook, known for doing things its own way, through a curveball opening for its first public stock trade more than a half-hour later than expected keeping traders in the dark about what they bought or sold. >> there was only one theater showing the avengers over the past week and everyone was trying to get in and waving their tickets around trying to make sure there is not the equivalent of a stock market riot here as people try to get into the stock. >> facebook put mo

jennifer gilbert. police nned your help to bring these criminals to justice. justice. keith daniels live in southwest baltimore where investigators say the suspects are targeting the elderly. george johnson, who's 75-years- old, says he was outside, cleaniig up leaves, whenntwo well dressedd men approached.....flashedda badge, said they were police.. looking for a woman, wanted for steeling mooey. they said &pshe liied at johsnon's homm. cops told johnson, thhy wanted po check the seriillnumbers on pictures of the stolen cash. johnson lead the men money he had in a bank the - pnvelope..... (johnson) "and then they took the oney. they said, oh yeah, this the money. well, ii was $3,000 all n $100 bills. and they said oh this and the other man reached it out of my hand." (johnson) "i'm just glad i'm alive.. beause i really believe that if i had ttied to fight them, they probably would have stabbed me up in there and killed me..." keith daniels, fox45 newss 3ate edition it'ssa story ... you saw fiist on fox.... ááaáá... man.../ .disputing... how mucc ...he owes .../ in... child support..../ áágetsáá an... easy way out ..../ by.../ a... woorer... at the deeartment... of... human resources....

jennifer franciotti. >> i'm lisa robinson. let's take a look at what's outside with avery johnson. >> if you plan to take mom out to brunch or maybeng to be pretty nice out. it's later in the day we have to worry about rain chances. right now at thurgood marshall where i understand mostly calm. as we head through the day, by lunchtime up to 73. still fairly cloudy. a slight chance especially after 2 p.m. really in the way of sprinkles in the afternoon. if you have outdoor plans with mom, just keep an eye on the radar. you can see when the rain approaches. we have better chances for rain tonight into the next couple of days. >> thanks ava. our big story this morning, the o's bring home another victory. >> big plays are not just good for the team but also for local business. pubs and shops are scoring big, riding the tails of the orioles and their winning record. >> here's the 3-2 delivery. it's deep. >> the orioles are perched at the top of the al east and there's plenty of orange and black pride to be seen around downtown baltimore. >> as an organization i have to say they are definitely doing better this year. you can see it just

jennifer. >> 58,282 u.s. service members killed in 13 years, trace. the vietnam war began when president kennedy deployed hundreds of military advisors at the end of 1961. three years later congress gave president lyndon johnsonnket authority to pursue the war. >> the politicians lost the war, not the fighting men. >> in 1968 the vietnam launched a mission. many were killed. >> it was a victory. but from a psychological perspective, it was a great defeat because it turned america against this war. and we've seen similar things happen today in afghanistan. >> this is where i feel that we love the war. we were at the head of the snake. you figure there's a tail and there's a head. we were already at hanaway, just about there and to pull back, that's the part that got me. >> president nixon takes office and vows to end the war. congress defunds it and three years later two-thirds of all u.s. troops are withdrawn and the ground war is left to the south vietnamese that the troops trained. a cease-fire was signed. the last u.s. combat soldiers leave in march. the war is over but the north vietnamese keep fighting until saigon falls two years later. at 4:03:00 a.m. april 30, 1965, two corporal marines are killed at

jennifer? >> 58,282 u.s. service members killed in 13 years, trace. the vietnam war began when president kennedy deployed hundreds of military advisors at the end of 1961. three years later, congress gave president linden johnsonity to pursue the war. >> the fighting man didn't lose the war. the politicians lost the war. >> in january 1968, the veto congress lost the offensive viet kong were killed but they decided to win the war. >> the offensive was a victory. but from a psychological perspective it was a great defeat because it turned america against this war. we have seen similar things happen today in afghanistan. >> this is where we, i feel that we lost the war. when we were -- we were at the head of the snake. you figure there is a tail and there is a head. we were already at handaway we were just about there. then to pull back, that's the part that got me. >> president nixon takes office and vows to end the war. congress defunds it three years later, two thirds of all u.s. troops are withdrawn and the ground war is left to the south vietnamese who u.s. forces have trained. 1973, the last u.s. combat soldiers leave in march. the war is over. but the north vietnamese me keep fighting until saigon falls.

johnson, a family company. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> jimmy: our next guest is an academy award-winning actress whose new film "virginia" is in select theaters on may 18th. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, jenniferretty. >> i love you! >> aw, thanks, i love you, too. >> jimmy: i think that was for me. [ laughter ] >> i love you, too. >> jimmy: no, just kidding. i love you, too. i just saw your beautiful little baby out there. last time you were here -- >> i'm quite partial to her. agnes lark, she's -- yes, i was pregnant last time. >> jimmy: yeah, last time you were here she was on the show with you. >> she was on the show and now she's around backstage. >> jimmy: she's the cutest baby i've ever seen. >> thank you. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. i'm sorry, i had to squeeze her. >> she's -- yeah. she was sleeping. >> jimmy: she was sleeping. >> until jimmy -- >> jimmy: until i was like, hey, which noise maker should i use my new years party? this one or this one? [ light laughter ] she's so cute. congratulations. how's paul doing? >> thank you. great, great. >> jimmy: he's a good man. >> he's going great. the boys are doing great. >> jimmy: good, good, good. i was, of course, doing a little research here

that sets us up for this discussion, jennifer stefano is a tea party activist, she is with the americans for prosperity group. kt mcfarland is with us. alexis johnsonso. good to have you here. surprising that we're seeing some of these prominent democrats, harold ford, jr. as well and corey booker saying, look let's not attack private equity in this country, you know, they are sort of putting a little bit of an arms length to that argument. >> is it surprising? no. i think we are seeing a little bit of a family feud. in our party as in the republican party there's significant difference about how we go and approach attacking mitt romney on his record. and i think as we just heard mitt romney put this out there as his experience to manage a global financial economy. and i think that it's all valid, and so we should be attacking -- or at least vetting his record at bain and we should also be vetting his record elsewhere. martha: not to be cynical, do you think a hundred million dollars from private equity firms has come in. there is no one who has been elected in recent history who hasn't tapped into and had meetings in new york with these folks and

johnson. may sound like a good chunk of change but a far cry from the $6 million that that magazine paid jenniferst notes. >> did you get money. >> the thing is, they all look the same except mine who was cute. most look about the same molly, on the political front the issue seems to be about speculation what the political impact ofpom's about biden forced him to. >> one of the things that hasn't been talked about is the messaging on this is going to be really important. i think amount of things are up in the air rather than looking and saying this many for and this many against it, there are a lot of people who are a little bit more mushork this issue, maybe in transition maybe evolving in the same way the president has been so the way he talks about it and the extent it gets talked about and the way the republicans and/or, you know, the social conservatives on the right push this or don't push it or talk about it i think that's going to determine a lot of where people end up lining up on this. when the vice president talked about it, he talked about visiting the homes of gay couplesnd seeing th

jennifer ludden, and all of the family members of our panelists. thank you for coming today. from the office of our state senator, we have miss linda johnson.ns and active duty and -- active duty military who have joined us today. please stand and be recognized for your service. [applause] in remarks to the congressional medal of honor society in 1983, president ronald's reagan said freedom, we must always remember, is never more than one generation away from extinction. each generation must do whatever is necessary to preserve it and pass it on to the next, or it would be lost forever. i speak to our audience of students about both parts of what president reagan said about insuring freedom. each generation must do their part first to preserve freedom. our speakers today represents some of america's best efforts to preserve freedom over the generations. but to preserve freedom is not enough. president reagan also points out the necessity of passing it from one generation to the next. the congressional medal of honor foundation has put together a remarkable curriculum, which invites students to delve into the stories of medal of honor recipi