jessica. >> cnn's brian todd.s, we turn to cnn national security contributor fran townsend. she's a member of the department of homeland security external advisory board. he has a point, there are a lot of leaks. first, let's start by asking where do you think the investigation goes from here, what's next? >> you know, it's interesting. it seems to come out in dribs and drabs. we had the supervisors dealt with first a couple days later. now three more resigning. the most interesting part of this is we learned tonight from dana bash that there's another individual who's been identified. so clearly as they interview each of the agents, source said to me they're not providing information about each other, but as they each tell their own story, they've identified at least one more important. they've also been able to clear another individual who was in the original group of 11 of any misconduct. and so he's now going to face administrative proceedings. what we're seeing is progress. what you'd hope is they'd complete

>> meanwhile raj and jessica delight in the everyday joys of parenthood. [laughter]. lori johnson, cbn news. >> efrem graham, i am almost speechless, i love what the doctor said, he is perfect, not as the world sees it, but in god's eyes. >> you can follow baby adam's >> finally this week cbn is targeting adults with a new weekly television program in russia. 180 degrees. features real life stories of how god changed people's lives. church experts give commentary to viewers. cbn's goal is for it to be broadcast on 40 stations throughout russia. >> awesome. thanks for joining us. >> from all of us at "christian world news" good-bye and god bless you.

i am jessica yellin. we begin with breaking news in oakland, california, where seven people are dead in a mass shooting. also, a top official of the obama administration resigns in a spending scandal. wait until you hear how your tax dollars were spent. and this might make you glad you didn't win the lottery. a mcdonald's worker says she has one of the winning tickets but her co-workers are saying not so fast. >>> we begin with breaking news. today's mass shooting at a religious university in california. at least seven people died and three others were wounded after a gunman opened fire at a classroom at oikos university. it is a religious vocational and technical school in oakland, california. police say they picked up a suspect several miles from the scene. dan simon is on the story for us there. dan, we know this is a breaking story. what's the latest that you know? >> reporter: hi, jessica. let me set the scene for you here. we are near the oakland airport. this is an industrial area. there is a car d

. >> hello again, i am jessica kartalija. >> i am don scott. >> here is what people are talking about today. the neighborhood watch volunteer accused of gunning down an unarmed florida teen is scheduled for his first court appearance. george zimmerman is arrested and charged in the shooting death of trayvon martin, randall pinkston has the latest. >> reporter: george zimmerman is locked up in jail charged with the murder of trayvon martin. this is our first look at him since the night of the shooting more than six weeks ago. his new lawyer hopes the judge will release his client on bail. >> i hope to get him out. i need him out for my purposes in preparing his defense. >> he claims he shot trayvon martin in self-defense after getting into a fight with the up armed black teenager. his family is relieved he is finally charged with second- degree murder. >> we just want someone to know that if you shoot someone that is unarmed that you should be arrested. >> now we have to turn our attention to trying to get him to stay where he is at. >> protesters took to the streets in sanford and in

. >> and leave jessica sanchez alone. i know what you are talking about jack diamond i still love her. >> i love her too but she is in trouble again tonight. >> sky l ere was my favorite last night ♪ [ music ] >> let me also say, now country not my number one choice for music okay but i like her doing rock better than country i don't know why i found her a little easier for me, more palatable. >> she is going to get a one way ticket to nashville. i see her being a huge country star, she handled the rock wonderfully, great execution last night. skyler was trying to win this thing. >> we talked about this the whole season especially last few weeks idea of her personality, and she has that thing like i will do it my way. >> it is my way or the highway and if i go to nashville that is great but watch how i get there. >> i like that. >> love it. >> she did a great job i am impressed with skyler voting wise she may be in a little bit of trouble because i think holly. was exceptional i think joshua was exceptional last night and

jessica joining me now on a keeping america great section. keeping america great is that since i last interviewed you, not for this show, you've become this chief executive officer of a new brand. >> i -- >> diapers. >> yes, yes. i'm -- i'm not the ceo technically. i'm the inspiration officer. but i am a founder. >> that's a brilliant title. you're the chief inspiration officer. >> yes. and i have a desk. and a business card. it's really crazy. >> tell me about it. obviously everyone knows you as the one that always wins most beautiful woman in the galaxy in all these polls and things. >> oh, wow. the galaxy. that's the first i've heard of that. >> intergalactic beauty. you've become this mom. you've really taken this seriously. i love this story. i've got four children. my little one is 4 months old. you've just had this moment of awakening about baby products. tell me about that moment. >> well, when i was pregnant, i obviously was seeking out the safest and healthiest products for my new little baby that i was bringing into this world. and

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jessica says taking topamax changed her life. anita brikman, 9news now. >> doctors say if you have chronic migraines that you leave unchecked, they can continue to become more frequent till they're happening almost every day. at that point these headaches are even tougher to treat. >>> it's 4:53. time for the question of the morning. >> perhaps my favorite question of the morning ever. what is the most popular pizza topping in the united states? a, pepperoni, b, onion or c, chicken. >> i know my favorite. log on to the wusa9 facebook fan page and leave your response. we'll reveal the answer during the 6:00 hour. . >>> a chilly morning out there. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds. becoming mostly cloudy, especially north of town this afternoon. well warm up into the low 60s, about 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. we'll be even warmer tomorrow. details coming up during 9news now at 5:00. over to monika with time saver traffic. >>> the american legion bridge on the west side of town, no issues to report thankfully on that entire we

>>> plus jessica alba from hollywood to washington star. and still holding on after more than 20 years. ♪ on for one more day carney wilson, wendy wilson and chynna phillips on life, love and getting the band back together. >> we never dreamed it could be this good the second time around. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening. i'll get to my interview with wilson phillips in a moment. but first, we'll hear from actor and lawman steven seagal on this woke's big story. the outspoken actor takes on the trayvon martin tragedy and he's not holding back. later i'll talk to hollywood star and ceo jessica alba about the choices she's making to keep america great. >> you can invest in health care and you can invest in education, which at the end of the day how can any society thrive if they're not healthy and if they're not educated? they won't be able to compete in the world. >>> steven seagal isn't just an action movie star. he's also been in law enforcement working as a reserve deputy chief. he's with us tonight talking hollywood, l

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let's talk about the new jessica alba. i like the sound of this.the other way. >> okay. all right. >>> in seconds you will be safe. don't notice me. don't recognize me. ♪ >> those were the days, weren't they? sin city. you have done 20 films since then. they grossed over $1 billion in the box office. that's pretty incredible. $1 billion. >> it's nuts. i have been very lucky. very fortunate. >> what do you put this luck down to? you can't -- you have been hard working. >> yeah. >> how much of this did you get from your parents? tell me about your parents. >> my parents. well, they always instilled an incredible sense of like a go get 'em, go for it, anything is possible kind of attitude. and giving 200% was mandatory. and you always finish everything that you start and so i think just the work ethic. and always staying very humble and always respecting your elders. >> you have been in the business which is notoriously fickle. it creates paranoia, insecurity. it can be very corrupting. fame, can't it? how do you keep on the straight and narrow? if on

jessica. >> we are taking about crohn's disease.t are some of the misconceptions about the disease? >> crohn's disease is a condition with an ininflammatory bowl disease. >> what are some of the biggest problems are you seeing? with crohn's disease more and more people are being diagnosed and it is not curable but if you have gas, bloating, belly pain you should have it checked out, many medications are needed to treat it but it affects 500,000 americans on a yearly basis, so it is something that should be -- doctors should be looking for and you should be asking questions about. >> excellent, doctor you will be hear answering phones, i just pulled you away from a phone call and the phones are ringing off the hook. back to you in the studio. >> once again if you have any questions about chronic gastro gastrointestinal issues call and ask them. >>> be sure to check back in at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00, international embarrassment, new reaction to the photos of u.s. troops posing with corpses in afghanistan and more on the shooting death of

jessica, back to you. >> thanks. manning's defense team says was a troubled young soldier and should have never been given access to the material to begin with. >>> attorneys for john edwards are turning up the heat on the former campaign aide and chief accuser today. former presidential candidate is accused of using secret payments to support and hide his pregnant mistress during the campaign. here's dick brennen with the latest for wjz. >> reporter: andrew young arrived at the courthouse to face more blister be be cross- examination on the fourth day of testimony. john edwards defense attorney is trying to poke holes in the credibility accusing him of making up stories. edwards is charged with violating campaign finance laws in order to cover up his affair with rielle hunter. this morning testimony revealed that edward once gave hunter his atm card but when his wife saw a large withdrawal it set off an alarm. edwards made an excuse to cover it up. but asked young to handle rielle finances after that. >> john edward

. >> hello, i am jessica kartalija. >> and i am don scott. >> and here is what people are talking about. a concrete spill on i-95 northbound, sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene in south baltimore, we go live to captain mike for the latest. >> reporter: hello jessica, it happened after 10:00 this morning a concrete truck traveling northbound on i-95 between indicateon avenue and 295 apparently lost at least some of its load on to the highway and caused major traffic problems all morning long. for the past two hours 95 only had one lane northbound getting by. it was a parking lot back towards washington, d.c. now just a few moments ago we are going to show you what they were doing here. they had to call state highways crew in and clean up this concrete off the roadway which shut down 3 lanes. since then, in the past 15 minutes or so, three lanes have been re-opened along northbound i-95. they still have the right turn lane on to southbound 295 closed as well as one of the northbound lanes on the right shoulder, so you can still expect moderate delays coming from the beltway into downtow

. >>> jessica lam vino al mundo llamandose jesÚs, a los 25 aÑos, se transformÓ en la mujer que es hoyes y ision lesbianas, luego de dos semanas de conversaciones, miss universo harÁ un cambio de ticiero univi podrÁn participar. talacova residente de vancouver naciÓ hombre, y se cambio de sexo hace 4 aÑos. >>> en este paÍs, en este mundo no se ven a los transgÉneros como se sienten, son gay, homosexual, y tanto que quieren ser del otro sexo, es mÁs que eso. >>> no todos comparten la ivisÉs opiniÓn de jessica, el asesor de la coaliciÓn familiar cristiana. >>> es una imposiciÓn mÁs de lo? >>> no. >>> ya cruzÓ el rio bravo en direcciÓn sur, en mÉxico ision@ reglamento sigue con el mismo requisito, mujeres de nacimiento. >>> esta decisiÓn ticiertarÍivi@ ticiero univisionunivision@@not vida de transgÉneros, en miami florida, univisiÓn. >>> con esto nos vamos a nombre de todos los que hacen posible el noticiero, son muchos, gracias, buenas noches, nostici vemos maÑana. ivisio

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what are the chances they are going to go straight to the new jessica alba?there. >> this is a brilliant tool. >> something i create and i am passionate about. as a parent, if you have a question or a concern, it's something i can be helpful or useful on. i'm absolutely there for them. >> how has being a mother changed you? you went through the early 2000s being a goddess and win every poll. i know that inside you, there was a -- an ongoing dilemma you were wrestling with. it was great business and great for the old brand, but what you wanted to be was a bright actress and a great mother. how have you been dealing with this as you moved into child number two? i feel fortunate that i am able to do this for a living and afforded a platform where i can create this company and get amazing partners and surround myself with the experts that i wouldn't be able to do if i didn't have the exposure the way i did early in my career. i am very grateful for that. i'm more mature now and it would be nice. i have actually since i had my kids, i have taken a different approa

jessica? >> okay, thank you, scott.alifornia's controversial high-speed rail project hit another hurdle today. the independent agency that keeps tabs on state spending to the state should pull high-speed rail off the tracks. legislative analyst's office contends the plan relies too much on, quote, highly speculative funding. the spokesperson says the project leaders are asking lawmakers to make a decision before shoring up where the money is coming from. >> and it would be possible to appropriate just the funding for the contracts that are to be awarded in this fiscal year and some of the money for right of way as opposed to the entire $5.9 billion this year. >> now the acting director of california high speed rail projects says it will likely cost the state more money to back out of existing contracts than to go forward. in june state leaders will vote on whether or not to spend more than on billi of voter approved money to pay for that project. well, changing course on a controversial lane change in a peninsula neighb

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. >> yes, sir with a put a big old spin on a song jessica put a bill old -- jessica put a big old spin on a sullivan song joshua brought judges their feet with this bruno mars song. >> we will be right back  >>> this week the top seven performed, this morning we check in with idol chatter panel to discuss with they all thought. so let's welcome back jack diamond. >> good morning. >> the kiddie of the city, genie jones and the sound of the city, kenny martin. >> good morning kenny. >> i want a cool name. >> any way, so before we start watching the clips from last night, our own genie jones is out in l.a. and you hear a performance by season 6 blake lewis right. >> yes we have been together he was like really? no, a lot, that is who it was, still doing idol dutys in hollywood but he is doing great doing the la what grind he has a deal with microsoft 8, doing music for there and production in the uk. >> and you got a little video. >> absolutely. >> here is blake. >> on the hill ♪ [ music ] >> all right. we will wait for big things from blake. >> that looks like me in my engagement

i'm jessica yellin. john king is off. we continue with the breaking news in texas. tornadoes rip through the dallas/ft. worth metro area this afternoon, producing incredible scenes of destruction. we watched tractor trailers lifting high in the air, spinning around, and then smashing to the ground. homes were hit, too. we have seen roofs peeled off, power lines down, and trees plinterred and uprooted. the damage is widespread. >>> dallas county sheriff lupe valdez tells cnn her ofrszs are going house to house, checking on casualties until warnings that more severe storms were on the way. the emergency lasted for hours. this call came into cnn over two hours ago. >> if you go north, there's warnings all over the place. it's raining. people are scrambling to try to get out of the offices just to get home, and now it's caused a big problem, a big problem on the streets. the sirens going on. even if you're not even in the tornado warning places. you don't know which way to go. you really can't decide if you want to make a run home or stay where you are. >> cnn's ed lave

she didn't have time to make it into an interior room in her house, jessica. she was in her front bedroom, big window that faced outside. all of a sudden, she said she heard the storm and tornado pushing, she could only duck into the corner of the room and saw blankets as the windows erupted and shattered inside the room. she said, i thought i was about to die. she covered herself up, and incredibly, no cuts. she made it out unhurt, before she knew, the storm had blown through. but i'm standing here in front of her house as we speak now, and all of the windows are out, the shingles ripped apart. several 2 x 4s launched into homes, sticking out of the brick homes as if they're tooth picks. incredible scenes in the isolated areas where the storm did the heaviest damage, and all of this covers a widespread area, pockets of severe disaster that we have found. we're on the southern edge of where all this happened. here in lancaster. >> ed, unbelievable story. we're glad you're safe, and we'll continue reporting as is warranted where the storm has done severe damage

jessica kartalija, and sports director mark viviano. let's start with mark and the latest from the team. >> reporter: mary, there's been a lot of talk about the 20th anniversary of camden yards. but for those guys in the uniforms, it's about looking forward to what is ahead and what's new. and a new season brings the orioles to a number of players and a number of renewed optimism. >>> getting ready for the first game that counts. knowing the place will be packed with orioles fans. >> it's always a special day. >> it is because it is to the fans, too. families have made it a tradition for years. and you know, you always want to win games. you always feel -- seems like every time you come out, there's a big crowd in everything. you really want to play well. and want them to come back and enjoy the experience. >> reporter: the o's start a new year, trying to end a streak of 14 straight losing seasons. knowing their fans' patience has been tested. >> orioles aren't the happiest right now. >> as they should. they should be angry. and if we w

larkins from the washington center, go ahead with your question or comment, jessica. >> hi, ms. brown. i'm just wondering, do you believe that the debate process better shapes the candidates and their campaigns? >> jessica, i don't know whether my opinion really matters, but you hear candidates repeatedly say, unthoughtful journalists who study these debates say they believe the primary debates make the candidates stronger because, in fact, they have to participate in these forums and get used to all of the different tasks that we've listed in the last several minutes. the flip side of that is a very interesting comment that president carter made when we interviewed him for our oral history project. and that is that as he said, if you get to a general election debate and you cannot accurately guess at least 95% of the topics and perhaps even the questions that you should be prepared for, then you haven't done your ho homework. because as he pointed out, it's very rare that someone gets that far as a candidate for president and has not followed significant public office and been

. >> i am jessica kartalija. >> here is what people are talking about, a strong earthquake rocks the indian ocean off indonesia, moments ago a tsunami warning was lifted, and as she reports it brought back memories of the earthquake in 2004. >> reporter: the powerful earthquake lead to evacuations. civilians directed traffic as people headed to higher ground close to the epicenter. there was panic, women fainted and crowds gathered at mosques to pray. many feared the worst because a quake in 2004 hit the same area and killed 230,000 people. this man says he felt the ground shake for nearly six minutes. >> -- running out -- running out, screaming and everybody was screaming that -- that there miss there is some earthquake happening. >> they were moved outside and they were placed under a warning after a second quake hit hours after the first one. >> after shocks will go on for weeks, months, maybe as long as years. you wouldn't expect any more after shocks this big. >> indonesia remains on high alert but the president says there are no reports of deaths or serious damage. monica, wjz

today's big wins in sports. >> jessica always travels with her own band.ust be nice. >> [ laughter ] >>> smooth moves got him arrested in texas. >> one department said he didn't even had a chance to defend himself. >> reporter: real life hangover. a man is visiting in downtown baltimore. beaten and robbed and doesn't remember how it happened until a video surfaced. how it's now leading to criminal charges. >> will the weather continue to cooperate over the weekend? i'm in for bob turk and i'll have the forecast for you in just a few minutes. complete coverage continues with adam may and meteorologist bernadette woods and sports with stan saunders. it's wjz, maryland's news station. ,,,,,,,,,, wow. this is new. yep, i'm sending the dancing chicken to every store in the franchise to get the word out. that could work. or you could use every door direct mail from the postal service. it'll help you and all your franchisees find the customers that matter most -- the ones in the neighborhood. you print it or we'll help you find a local partner. great. keep it mov

. >> and i am jessica kartalija. >> and here is what people are talking about today and waiting to find out. we have breaking news minutes -- happening minutes from now, the woman who says she is one of the megamillions winners is making a big announcement along with her lawyer, we have a live camera set up at the lawyer's street where the media from around the country have already gather, we are waiting for people to take mr. their place in front of those mics, mike hellgren is reporting on this. >> reporter: she is telling reporters the ticket is hidden somewhere in the mcdonalds where she has worked but she has yet to produce it. >>> the can't step outside. she claims she has it but it is kept in secret. >> too much stress. >> her co-workers say it is part of a pool. she says it is in side the restaurant and she is waiting for things to calm down before she gets it. >> i am going to wait. >> maryland lottery officials say no one has come forward and cannot confirm her story. >> we are still waiting like every 1 else everyone else to find out more. >> please go home, anymore question

jessica is here to explain. >> denise, if a final budget is not completely midnight tonight the session could be extended frustrated lawmakers are deeply divided about how to balance the books for the next fiscal year and cut a billion dollar budget deficit the general asemihas yet to vote on other issues including the offshore wind proposal by law, lawmakers must have a balanced budget before the session can end denise. >> thank you jessica. wjz is in annapolis we will bring you live coverage on the final day of the average. >>> stunning new statistics show more children being diagnosed with autism now a possible link between obesity during pregnancy and autism. in this health watch report, theresa explains these new findings. >> reporter: pregnant women who are obese or diabetic may increase their chances of having a child with autism. a new study looked at one thousand mothers in california and their children women who were obese during pregnancy were about 67% more likely to have autistic children, than women who were normal weight. they also had double the risk of having a child wi

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jessica kartalija reports from sagamore farms. the plan to get people excited again about horse racing. >> reporter: underarmour ceo, kevin plank, wanted to get maryland back on track. and he's doing just that. purchasing the farm back in 2007. plank and his team are rebuilding the farm's reputation. >> we think we can run a successful breeding, racing operation here in maryland. so there's a lot of things we're going to have to do that are new and different. there's a lot of things we're just going to have to breathe to life. >> enter tiger walk. likely to be the new shooter for the 137th running of the preakness stakes. >> there's probably no other day in the world where they look at the state of maryland and say, what's happening there? and that's the preakness. >> reporter: a shot in the arm, just two years after the financial future of the preakness was at stake. there was talk the preakness may be moved because maryland couldn't afford it. >> we can't let that race go away. it's important. i think people have just forgotten

>> reporter: thank you, jessica. also no word if anyone was hurt in that fight. >>> prostitutes, cash and a hotel. the secret service under fire tonight. a former agent who is running for senate in maryland, admits a family connection to the scandal. wjz is live. adam may has new reaction. >> reporter: yeah, vic. this scandal is definitely growing more salacious. and now closer to home. >> reporter: i have a real leadership resume. >> reporter: dan bongino is a former secret service agent, running as a republican for senate. wjz has learned, his brother, who is also an agent, was in columbia, when as many as 20 women, possibly prostitutes, were invited to their hotel for sex. 11 secret service members, including two supervisors and members of an elite counter- assault team are under investigation. >> reporter: bongino says his brother is not under investigation for any allegations of prostitution. >> i have a personal relationship with some of them. one of them happens to be a family member who is assisting in the in

this is the. >> iest of the days. 53 as jessica mentioned. a little cool. oakland 53. 60 in patuxent river a wee bit cooler than yesterday so in central maryland five degrees cooler. 25 degree difference in temperatures out in oakland. keep in mind there's snow on the ground. two degrees warmer down in ocean city. but the winds are a story. 15 miles per hour winds in central maryland and gusts up in the 20s. it's we are not talking wind chills u you see it's a slight difference in temperatures but the wind is part of the story. how does it may in the weekendfor thar marty. >> good afternoon. -- for that marchedy. >> good afternoon. -- marty. >> good afternoon warm air from the south trying to take over the region we call at mid- atlantic. chilly air from the north trying to take over the mid- atlantic and a fluctuating north and south battle zone and that's the case this weekend. early this weekend, it's the chillier air. let's go to first warning doppler weather radar. the question is how much of that moisture do you see over the near midwest that will get

call jessica doyle. >>> at 6:06, jessica has this report on a pop regard retail near our area. >> they only charge a small amount, very small amount. the retailer is best buy. right now it's actually searching for a new leader. the reason why best buy's c.e.o. brian dunn resigned in a surprise yesterday. the company is saying he quit before an investigation into his personal conduct wrapped: this is all very mysterious. it comes just weeks after dunn was touting the company's turn around plan, including closing 50 big box stores and opening smaller ones. part of the problem right now is something being called showrooming. a lot of large-scale retailers are suffering from this. consumers head to a megastore like best buy, check out the showroom, look at the products. they get expert employee advice adds then turn around and buy online for less. stores like best buy are left footing the overhead, the store costs as well as the employees with no sale to show for it. >>> the april 17 deadline is less than a week away and peter franchoe is offering free tax prep. this is monday through frid

guys, back to you. >> okay, jess beinga -- jessica, thank you. don't forget, wjz will have special coverage for you tomorrow. our coverage begins at 2:00, on wjz 13. >>> well, still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. fed up at the pump. the price of gas hits a dubious mark here in maryland. >>> midair meltdown. a judge makes a ruling in the case of a jet blue pilot. >>> with each push of the pedal, this 12-year-old maryland boy gets closer to finding a cure for diabetes, a disease he's been living with for four years. >> i'm mary bubala. hear evans' inspiring story coming up. >>> and we'll hear of a multivehicle crash in anne arundel county. >>> complete coverage continues with denise koch, vic carter and first warning weather with bob turk and meteorologist tim williams and sports with mark viviano. it's wjz, maryland's news station. ring ring hello, progresso. it fits! fantastic! ring ring] progresso. they fit! awesome thank you ring, ring [ man ] pro-gresso they fit! okay-y... okay??? you don't understand. i've been eating progresso becau

>> reporter: he did, jessica. the dog is getting used to life on three legs tonight. he had one of his rear legs amputated just yesterday. despite his ordeal, he is doing very well. he's recovering here at the all creatures vet hospital in vallejo and just a little while ago he got a special visit from the people who saved him. >> i love him. i feel a connection with him. >> reporter: it's a reunion angie porter never thought it would take place after what they witnessed happen to this german shepherd pup. >> terrible. heartbreaking, you know. to see a dog almost die. >> he just looked like he was just whipped around like a rag doll. >> reporter: the 4-month-old dog lost his leg and nearly lost his life after getting dragged down the freeway tied to the bed of a truck. >> i saw something in the wind and i got closer and noticed it was a dog. >> reporter: porter was driving her son to school when they saw the truck and the dog. she immediately started honking to get the driver's attention. >> my horn was on lockdown and i was banging on it. >> reporter: as the truck he

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i'm jessica kartalija. >> i'm don scott. >> here's what people are talking about today. people are cleaning house with the prostitution scandal with the agency. three unnamed agents have been out, but as reporting for wjz, some are fighting back. >> reporter: three secret service agents allegedly involved in the prostitution scandal are out. one supervisor was fired, another forced to retire, and a third resigned. but cbs news one is threatening to sue. eight remain on administrative leave. all engaging in questionable behavior. lawmakers say more needs to be done. they've been grilling officials and congressional hearings planned for next week. >> if people aren't fired, then nothing changes. >> reporter: they've expressed confidence in the secret service and the director. several investigations are under way here in washington and columbia. former secret service director believes a swift investigation would help the agency recover, but said it must be fair. it happened last week when he refused to pay the full bill and called the police. they're interviewing possible w

d we expect that to continue. >> jessica, thanks so much.to jessica, gary and phil. >> thank you. >> now, home depot is up almost 2% today. the stock has been on a tear, but can home depot experience a true revival without housing really coming back? michelle caruso-cabrera sat down exclusively with the home depot ceo. she's live at the global retailing conference in tucson, arizona. >> hey, julia. the answer is, it's pretty tough as goes the housing market, so goes home depot. at least for their revenues. remember, they actually never had an unprofitable year even during the worst parts of the downturn, but they did see a big decline in sales. last year they did $70 billion in revenue. my question to frank blake was how close are you to being back to even to that pre-sales level before the downturn? >> no. we're not close to even. if you look at the end of 2006, we dropped off at the worst point $13 billion of revenue. so we were $13 billion smaller business. we grew in 2010. we grew in 2011. so we're kind of clawing our way back, but we ha

jessica back to you. >>> thank you monika. we've been combing through the day's daily deals emails and retailer websites to find you some deep discounts. and here are some of my favorites. food and an everyday price. this deal can be found on living social. spend 2r5 dollars and get -- $25 and get $50 to spends on food and drink at dinner at sal western. this is the restaurant in the mandarin oriental hotel serving southern classics with regional ingredients. >>> how about $69 for $150 worst of house cleaning? you will find this deal on google offers with elite cleaning services. larger packages are also available. >>> and amazon's deal of the day appeals the handymen or women. $155 will get you a two drill set from bosch. normal price here $567. a 73% discount. and you're getting free shipping. if you have an offer you've seen or if you're a local merchant with a deal for our viewers, i'd love to hear from you on facebook. andrea and mike? >>> thank you very much. we want to take another look at our day of the question, it is