hi, paul. >> hi, jessica. good to see you. >> you are there where the president's charity event is happening. >> at the clinton global initiative. i bet you i am not going to say anything mean about him. >> how is it that president clinton, who obsess civil follows the economy and has a steel trap memory is confused about when the tax breaks are going to expire? >> he is no longer the president and is busy with his foundation helping to save millions of people's lives in africa, helping to work with development and fight childhood obesity. he doesn't follow the deadline in the latest law for the latest expiration or tax changes. he just got it wrong by a couple of weeks. i thought he cleaned it up very well. i just don't think -- i didn't think it was a big deal when he said it the other day. i don't think it is a big deal today. >> it also sounded maybe like he was falling on his sword. this is a man who says he spends two hours every day dedicated to studying the economy. should we expect the former presiden

i didn't have a problem with jessica.ay we had an argument. >> after a few more minutes of questioning, deputy gray has a clearer picture of what happened. >> i think what happened is the female inmate that ingested the pills wasn't well liked. when she was hustling these pills in the pod, she was probably trying to sell them all day for either canteen, phone cards or what have you. but i think once they found out that the pills jessica was trying to hustle were not anything they would be interested in taking themselves, i think that's when they probably set her up, gave her back the pills and they told the deputy and out the pod she went. >> the investigation also served another purpose. >> it's kind of shaken people up in that pod. that's a victory for us. that lets them know we're listening to phone calls, we're watching the cameras, we're aware of what goes on. >> keeping contraband out of the jail is one way deputies maintain order. they also keep an eye out for negative interactions between inmates. steven caponi sp

blanchard first attacked jessica's mother and her boyfriend as they lay in bed. >> i remember jessica running into the room and i stabbed jessica just to shut her up. because she was screaming. and i wanted to talk to jessica before i knew i killed her. so i let jessica say good-bye to her mom because her mom was dying. i took jessica back into the kitchen. and i -- i made a tourniquet for jessica's neck because i stabbed her neck. i wanted to know why she done what she done, why she killed my child. and i will say this, she never admitted it. >> the next morning jessica's brother arrived and discovered the bodies. he identified blanchard as a suspect and police apprehended him within hours. blanchard bled guilty as part of a deal to avoid the death penalty. >> you don't feel you should have received the death penalty? >> i believe that is for god to answer. if god would have wanted that i would have got that. do i believe that because i took another life i should die? no i don't. >> why isn't it up to god to decide jessica's fate? >> obviously, it was their time. i can't answer that.

i'm jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. back to you guys. >> thank you, jessica. make sure to join us monday morning at 11:00, for a live, star spangled sailabration special. with bob schieffer from cbs news, and jessica and mary bubala. >>> the weather has been perfect for sail's bration. take a look. some clouds hanging around. will this nice weather be lasting all weekend? bok has the updated first warning forecast. bob? >> just fantastic. a lot of people saying this is the way it is in june, right. every day. well, not every day. could be pretty hot and humid. right now, we're at 79. 70 in oakland and ocean city. just delightful weather will continue all weekend long. thanks to high pressure up across northern new england. southeastern canada. that means pleasantly cool mornings. 50s and low 60s. warm afternoons. upper 70s to low 80s. just a lot of really nice weather continuing into next week as well. denise? >> thank you, bob. >>> the white house announces a big and controversial change in its immigration policy. bigad shaban reports for weem, the-- wjz, the

so jessica did really well at that competition, that is what won her an acting scholarship to a school in los angeles, and the women who then became herman that injuries at that time -- managers at that time and one of them will be involved with diane mcfarlane here some time in washington. so we went from being in a competition to basically being discovered, to that competition but also because of the referrals that came from our agents in denver. so from there, they give us this wonderful scholarship we didn't know what to do with it we were from colorado. we were like country bumpkinshollywood was not part of our vocabulary. they said come out for pilot season. we spent three, january, february, march used to be pilot season and we would go out and stay in apartments with a lot of other family who come out to do the same thing and kids go out and audition. >> tips for parents you can read that, as agive you this information -- i give you this information, kim biel is with mgm in an exciting couple days here in dc one event is already closed as you mentioned kids are chosen they will

women like sara jessica parker and michelle obama.se women and i are hosting a dinner along with the president in new york city to benefit the obama campaign on june 14th. it will be a fantastic evening and you can join us. we are saving the two best seats in the house for you. you have to enter to win. sara jessica and i have our own reasons for supporting president obama, and we want to hear yours. please join us. but don't be late. >> oh we will. you are delightful. >> she is considered adorable to gorgimax. now to our political correspondent, who ever. >> who cares? we were in the green room talking. she is definitely one of us. >> i think it means a lot to know she is behind owe bough -- obama. >> in fairness, i said that when i was harry dean stanton. >> can you imagine babbling? it doesn't seem like fun. it is nice when sarah jessica parker pulls you full on a carriage. >> dan, after watching this ad is obama so out of touch he is actually in touch? >> i don't know if he can be more out of touch. itit is great to get a -- an ac

jessica, back to you. >> thank. stay with wjz for first warning weather coverage of this extreme heat. for instant updates any time log onto wjz.com. >>> today a house committee that has voted to hold eric holder in contempt of congress. the decision comes after holder failed to turn over justice department documents. the documents relate to operation are fast and furious. holder did not turn over the documents because president obama invoked executive privilege preventing them from being revealed. >>> john leopold wants the misconduct case against him thrown out. his lawyers say his actions may have been inappropriate but not illegal. as mike hellgren explains, a judge must decide whether that case goes to trial. >> there's a distinct possibility some or all of the misconduct charges against john leopold could be dropped. prosecutors contains he misused his office by telling his detail to do campaign related business, including preventing his mistress and live in going from meeting each other. his lawyers argued th

jessica kartalija takes us on board the ships.irst, denise is with the visitors as they enjoy the incredible sites and sounds. sights and sounds. denise? >> well, mary, it is like a patriotic party down here. but we have to remember that we are commemorating, 200 years ago, britain, the most powerful nation on earth, had burned down towns along the way and was set to sack baltimore. and because this was a serious war and because we triumphed, we became the independent nation that we had won just 40 years earlier than that. as you said, there are people here from all over the world, ships from all over the world, visitors from all over the country. jessica kartalija has been able to talk to some of the visitors about what it means to them. >> reporter: denise, it's been absolutely incredible. one of the most interesting things has been people seeing ships from their native countries. so brazil, for one, mexico, for one. it's nice for them to be able to get on board and talk with naval officers from those countries, from sky eye cho

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thank you, jessica.f course, it bears noting that we're not the only city celebrating the bicentennial of the wash of 1812. it's also helping in norfolk, virginia, and new orleans. all of the various ports that figured into the battle that kept this country independent from the british for the second time. just 40 years after our first revolutionary war n. any case, the best place i would imagine to really get a sense of how large the scope of this festival,of this sailabration, would be from the air. and that's where jeff long has been, yesterday and today. and i imagine it's getting to look very, very busy from up there now. jeff? >> reporter: it is. this time of day, it's getting really busy. it is a beautiful day. it's going to be a beautiful weekend. wanted to point out, right here at the end of pier 5, one of the most recognizable tall ships here. this is the u.s. coast guard cutter eagle, which is used by the coast guard academy for training cadets. and tied to just the other side is the gloria, w

thanks, jessica.arren alsop also started orch kids to keach inner city kids how to play musical instruments in the orchestra. >> bravo to all of them and to marren. she is phenomenal. >> she really is. >> absolutely wonderful. >> impressive. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news tonight. a freak accident during a family vacation. the tragedy on a mini golf course. and could it happen again? >>> unsportsman like conduct. a youth hockey coach tricks two players. the story behind that video. >>> i'm bob turk. in the first warning weather center. when will it cool down? i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. >>> here's today's report from wall street. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> if you're going to be in harford county tomorrow, hundreds of motorcycles will hit the road for a big fundraiser. ron matz reports, it's 48 miles of heart and soul. >> reporter: they're revving up for a good cause. it's the 7th annual amelia's ace of hearts ride. raising money for the jubilee foundation, and the red dev

back to you, denise. >> thank you very much, jessica. is a more serious side to this bicentcentennial. war was declared on june 18th. but today, of course, june 14th, is flag day. and that flag is a symbol of our nation. the national anthem is a symbol of this bicentennial as well. today, the 9/11 flag made a trip through baltimore to have its final patch sown on. and rochelle ritchie was there and talks about the significance of that flag and why the patch was sown on here in our -- sewn on here in our city. >> reporter: denise, that's right. it was the final stitching on the national 9/11 flag. and it's leaving with a very significant piece of history made right here in baltimore. >> reporter: veronica christianson's hands are no stranger to a needle and thread. >> i resonate with mary pickersville for sewing the flag. >> reporter: she is soing -- sewing for the national 9/11 flag. ooze it's a dream. >> it's a dream. absolutely a dream. >> reporter: in fact, she has been quilting for all of her life. >> it is the most significant patch

i don't have as good spanish, jessica. >> no problemo. >> gracias. and stay tuned for complete coverage of our proud history. denise and jessica are leading our coverage today. >>> our other top story, julius henson is in jail today. wjz is live at the mitchell courthouse tonight. derek valcourt was there, as henson was actually led out of court in handcuffs. >> reporter: henson's punishment of 60 days locked up in jail strikes some people as severe, when you consider that his codefendant was found dealt -- guilty on two felony charges and two misdemeanors and got half as much time in jail and home detention, -- home detention, rather, and julius henson was found guilty of only one misdemeanor. >> it was a very clean call. >> reporter: julius henceani -- henson's interview angered prosecutors. >> he made clear he didn't see this as a problem. it was almost the im implication he would do it again. >> reporter: in the interview, henson defended the robocall he wrote for republican bob ehrlich and blamed democrats, including governor o'malley for his pr

jessica yellin is joining us now with the breaking news. so the administration has been feeling clearly bipartisan pressure for several days now on these leaks. what do we know? >> look, it's a time tested washington strategy leak unpleasant news on a friday night and hope the media is out drinking and too busy to pay attention. the president, joking a little bit, the president also was under a lot of pressure after his answers at a press conference today when he didn't definitively say whether or not the administration was investigating these leaks. here's the president. >> what i'm saying is we consistently -- whenever there is classified information that is put out into the public, we try to find out where that came from. all right? okay. thank you very much, everybody. >> now anderson, the president -- some on the hill have accused the white house of deliberately leaking the information to make the president look like a strong commander in chief in an election year. the question is, was anybody in the administration involved in sharing

that will do it for now, raj and jessica. remember, nba highlights coming up tonight. >>> watch sportshe calentret ce comcast sports bay area. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, a story that's become an internet sensation. that new york bus monitor bullied by four middle school stints. tonight why it's a bay area company that's helping right a wrong. >>> one of the newest members of the 49ers kept his promise to a young fan who sent him a touching letter along with $3.36. brandon jacobs said he was driven to tears when he read the letter by a 6-year-old new york giants fan. the little boy's mom told him the giants couldn't afford to re-sign the running back, so the young boy sent jacobs his entire piggy bank, the contents of it, $3.36, hoping the running back would stay in new york. he promised the boy a special visit. here it is. jacobs family, along with a little boy in new york, all having a good time. they spent quality time. and yes, he returned the money and actually gave him some autographed memorabilia instead. >> that's

i am jessica kartalija. we are watching the ships as they are from baltimore. absolutely gorgeous, and a gorgeous day out here to boot. for the latest on the weather, we send it inside to bernadette woods. >> of what a great job you have had out there the last couple days. such a cool event, and we continue to see it from our chopper shots and from the harbor cam. it's amazing. as far as the weather goes, still a couple showers on the eastern shore. those will leave us in. even since the first time we saw jessica at the beginning of the show until now you notice the skies have brightened. that's the trend in next couple of hours. let's switch over and show you lots breaking down from the west to the east. we see that continue for the next few hours. while that's going on, the wind turning around. temperatures are going to follow. we are already at 76 degrees. we didn't drop much overnight. as soon as that sun comes out, jumping into the 80s. qi say, and i'm not the end of it. look out to the west. almost 90 degrees already today in chicago. the average for them

but jessica kartalija has more on the ships for us. jessica?reporter: oh, mary, it's been so great out here. as we have been telling you all week, we have been touring the ships. they're absolutely beautiful. today, we got a history lesson. we spoke with several people telling us what they've learned since they have been down here. but perhaps one of the most exciting things people have been talking about, of course, are the blue angels. and our own rochelle ritchie got a great opportunity to go up in the sky and see them clos up. -- close up. rochelle, how was it? >> we will get rochelle ritchie's report in just a second. but let's tell you about monday. monday morning, at 11:00 a.m. we will have a live, star- spangled sailabration special. it's hosted by cbs's bob schieffer, along with wjz's jessica kartalija and me. >>> a piece of space exploration history is on display, along with a spaceship of the future. teresa garcia reports for wjz, from space expaz headquarters in hawthorne, california. >> reporter: just weeks after space ex, sent a c

i'm jessica kartalija. >> don't go away.more ahead on the cbs >> pelley: tonight, out of control.[>v an explosive wildfire this colorado doubles in size in two days forcing hundreds to run for their lives. barry petersen is on the scene. one of jerry sandusky's accusers faces him in court and tells a tale of child sexual abuse. armen keteyian is covering the opening testimony in the trial of the former penn state coach. wall street takes another nosedive, doubting that the bailout of spain will do much good. mark phillips is covering. and wyatt andrews on one giant step for a man. >> reporter: off robot on your right foot. >> yes. yeah. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, 2,000 people are being urged to evacuate ahead of a wildfire moving rapidedly through forests

wjz is live at the inner harbor, jessica kartalija has the latest. >> reporter: it's hard to believe the week is almost coming toen a end here at celebration. today was the last full day of celebrate. i spent the morning at fort mchenry and it was incredible. a ceremony marking 200 years to the day since the start of the war of 1812. >> this is our story, this is a story worthy of the great people and this is the story we will tell together. >> reporter: at fort mchenry, maryland's top brass marked two centuries of friendship between the u.s., britain and canada. >> for the first time ever, the ambassador of canada and the ambassador of the united kingdom came here to attest to peace, to reaffirm the close bonds that reaffirm our country together. >> you can fight battles, you can win wars, you can become allies but democracy is our greatest tribute. >> reporter: the morgan state choir performing the star spangled banner. >> it's cool that we get to participate in such a big part of maryland, because the war of 1812 happened here in baltimore and we go to morgan which is a state univ

but first, here's jessica kartalija. >> reporter: you could not ask for a more picture-perfect day out here, vic. thousands of people expected to show up around the harsh hor and -- harbor and around the baltimore city. to take part in the bicentennial sailabration of the war of 1812. >> the ships are coming in. the ships are coming in! >> one by one, tall ships, from around the world, make their way to baltimore. brazil, followed by ecuador. each ship giving a 21-gun salute. then, a welcome from fort mchenry. >> and we were fortunate to get on board mexico's tall ships. the gautima, viva mexico. >> reporter: the mexican ship visited baltimore in 2008. officers say they are honored to be back. [ speaking in spanish ] >> thanks so much. >> reporter: and what does it mean for you to be here representing mexico. >> very important for us. because baltimore is a very important harbor. in an international way. so we are very grateful to have been invited here. >> reporter: as the ship docks at the inner harbor, all eyes are on the incredible ship. >> we came here this evening because we want

jessica? >>> thanks andrea. the time right now is 6:33. attorney general eric holder calls a contempt of congress vote against him a politically motivated act. the house voted yesterday to hold him in contempt for refusing to turn over certain documents. they are part of the investigation the fast and furious gun trafficking operation. more than 100 democrats boycotted the vote by walking out. with a closer look at how we got to this point. i'm joined by debby heinz. >>> let's step back for a second operation fast and furious. based out of arizona not the outcome the white house wanted in this case. in fact two of the guns were found near the body of a border control agent. >> in terms of the investigation, the republicans are alleging it is a cover-up. they don't have any information or anything to go on that it is a cover-up. i mean the government provided over 7500 documents. over 1500 documents president obama asserted executive privilege over because they are confidential. the government decide that had we'll try to work this thing ou

how was your day today, jessica? >> mary, it just keeps getting better and better.he weather has been absolutely beautiful. we have light winds out here. and people were just walking around and taking it all in and enjoying it. it isn't just about the tall ships we have been telling you about for the past two days, but also a lot of history being talked about here. >> reporter: day 2 of the star- spangled sailabration, kicks off with a bang. the international parade of more than 40 tall ships and naval vessels has put baltimore's inner harbor in the national spotlight. >> i think it's nice the way it brings everyone together like it does. >> i'm really proud to see that the -- auto star spangled banner flying. i've taken lots of pictures of that today. >> reporter: commemorating the war of the 1812 and the writing of the star spangled banner. this sailabration is a free, fun, and educational is best. >> i never knew what ramparts was. and it's actually the walls around the fort. >> reporter: you learn something new every day. we have been learning a lot out here. an

which helps kids like jessica. >> jessica, can you see the calendar?d with liver cancer last year and hasn't been able to go back to school. she's been through surgery and chemotherapy. >> it's not easy for her, but this year -- >> they are appreciative of the ipad hope cam has given to jessica. along with facilitating a daily connection to her class at forest dale elementary in springfield. >> what is tomorrow? >> wednesday. >> what was yesterday? >> monday. >> i think it will keep her connected to her classroom community. the routine of a classroom and school in general. >> for a child going through cancer treatments, it's like a piece of their child has been taken from them. it tries to bring back that piece that is missing, which is that social connection to their friends that make them feel normal. >> he started hope cam after his son was diagnosed with leukemia. he is now 22 and healthy. >> just for him to be able to see his friends, talk to his friends, know that they are thinking about him, know he wasn't forgotten, it made a huge difference. >

the issue here is as jessica pointed out, philosophical. president obama believes the way you grow the economy is by having the government find more reasons to hire more people. and mitt romney believes in having a private sector thrive so you can hire more people. i think that's the philosophical difference between what the president said and mitt romney said and at the end of the day, mitt romney is a huge winner of this. >> do you think mitt romney is a winner today? >> no. first off, it's june and it is a wash. but the argument is going to be this. whose side are you on? right? both of these guys have the elitist streaks. sometimes the president can be very professorial and that's off putting and sometimes, like always, romney can have the marie antoinette syndrome and insults the working people like today. >> i love that your big insult of the president is he's professorial and mitt romney is he's marie antoinette. >> i'm a state school guy. >> equal on the criticism. but go on, paul. >> well, the president can be a little ethereal at

and the issue here as jessica pointed out, philosophical. president obama believes the way you grow the economy is having the government find reasons to hire more people. mitt romney believes the way you grow the economy is being having a private sector thrive so it can hire more people. that's the philosophical difference that came out today between the president said and what mitt romney said. at the end of the day, mitt romney ends up a huge winner as a result of this. >> do you think romney ends up a winner today? >> no. it is june. and it is just a wash. but the argument will be this. whose side are you on? and both of these guys have their streaks. sometimes, like always, mitt romney can have this sort of marie antionette syndrome where he seems to insult working people, like he did today. teachers, cops and firefighters. >> i love that your big insult to the president is he's prophesorial. >> okay. but go on, paul. >> the president can be a little little ethereal at times. it's true. neither of them are like joe biden, who is really g

jessica kartalija is at the inner harbor with more on this incredible event. jessica? >> reporter: that's exactly right, vic. we just rode in on a ship from mexico. we'll tell you about that coming up at 5:00. but meanwhile, crowds are gathering all around the harbor, to watch as these beautiful ships make their way into baltimore. >> reporter: the arrival of a canadian naval fleet in fells point marks the beginning of the star-spangled sale a bration. >> we'll have arrivals of ships, starting as early as 8:00 in the morning and going through into the afternoon. >> reporter: commemerateing the bi-- commemerating the bicentennial of the war of 1812. 40 tall ships and those from 40 countries will sail into baltimore. >> great partners to observe not the start of the war 200 years ago but to observe two centuries of peace. it was the end of the war of 1812 that marked the beginning of two centuries of peace between these three great nations of the world. >> reporter: visitors can tour the ships at the inner harbor, fells point, and north locust point throughout the week.

andrea and jessica? >> reporter: we are just four hours away from the supreme court releasing its decision on the affordable care act. the decision hinges on whether or not the federal government can mandate you to buy health insurance or face a penalty. >> the court will decide if that mandate should stand and if not, if the entire package should remain. >> reporter: the court could also punt and decide the challenge is premature, but observers see that as the least likely option. >> over the next half hour we are bringing you both sides of the healthcare debate. >> reporter: we go live to delia gonzalez. the groups have gathered there as well? >> reporter: objectly. everybody knows this is the day they have been waiting for. ron poll lock, joins us now. you have been in the courtroom for oral arguments and you said everyone knows today is the day. what are you anticipating once you walk inside the doors? >> reporter: well at 10:00 the members will come out and they will issue their last remaining decis

and jessica lynch's battlefield heroics were reported by "the washington post." these were quite incorrect, quite in error, and they -- the "post" story about jessica lynch fighting to the death in iraq was untrue and turned out to be almost certainly a case of mistaken identity, that it wasn't jessica lynch in that unit fighting to the death, was another person, sergeant donald walters. >> and finally, ten, hurricane katrina and the myth of superlative reporting. >> right, hurricane katrina, this is the -- the landfall of hurricane katrina was in 2005, and supposedly the news media were aggressive in their reporting and calling attention to the defects in the response, the state, local and federal response to the hurricane. but also, in addition, the news media coverage of the extent of the damage and the extent of the lawlessness that supposedly was unleashed by hurricane katrina was quite wrong. it was hardly a moment of superlative reporting. the news media got that story quite wrong. estimates of death tolls exceeding 10,000 were wrong by an order of magnitu

i'm mike schuh reporting live, jessica, back to you. >> thank you. fire crews will continue to monitor the forest today to lack for any remaining hot spots. >>> it's a different part of nature attacking the gulf coast as debby is delivering heavy rain and flooding. check out the scene in northern florida where the wind and huge waives are battering the coastline there. hundreds of homes are already without power. the storm is being blamed for one death from a tornado as well. debby hasn't made land fall yet. bernadette woods is tracking the storm. good afternoon, bernadette. >> good afternoon. it's not going to for a couple of days. this thing is barely moving at all. don't drive through water like that. first warning doppler radar, still a lot of rain out there and still the threat of tornados all across florida. this is moving in different waives. it covered most of the state yesterday. there are a few areas where it's breaking up. you can see all the bright colors indicating heavy amounts of rain. tampa has got 10 inches of rain so far and we're n

jessica! wow! this is so exciting. it's like whoo!indication how the justices are leaning tonight? >> leaning? i'm pretty sure they're horizontal, as in sleeping, because it's night time and that's what you do when you're not stuck outside of an empty-asis s building. don't worry, jon, we'll all know tomorrow morning. >> jon: exactly. is that definitive? what are your source saying? are they on the record? >> jon?" yeah. >> you need to calm the ( bleep ) down. we'll know in less than 12 hours. >> jon: there has to be advance work, what do the clerk says. or the white house? the place say sieve. are any of the justices on the kill list-- >> hold ojon, i am getting breaking news. chief justice roberts is announcing a 7-2 decision that you need to calm the ( bleep ) down. >> jon: so two of the justices agree with me, then. ( laughter ). just tell me this-- if they do overturn obamacare, who benefits the most, romney or obama? >> i don't know, jon! nobody knows. there's no way to answer that question without make up a bump of ( bleep ) up

jessica, we'll get back to you.as we await this moment, and it's exciting to see history unfold, we don't know whether the justices will rule that the affordable care act as it's officially called will be constitutional or unconstitutional or some sort of mixed decision, if you will. but i keep saying the stakes are enormous for the country as a whole. forget about the politics for now. >> it's enormous for the country. at the heart of this issue is whether this health care mandate is constitutional or unconstitutional. and that is an insurance pool which would mean everybody would have to pay into it. if you lose that, in any way, shape or form, what the insurance companies are saying, and this is what people care about, the insurance companies are saying, we cannot keep all of these provisions in, because your insurance costs would skyrocket. so then the question becomes, what do you do to make sure that doesn't happen, and how do you control health care costs in this country, which are 18% of the gross national p

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. >>> jessica simpson's newborn daughter and lucrative deal with weight watchers.ow much she got paid. i'm brooke anderson. >> the "weekend insider" is on. >> first images of jessica simpson. >> brand-new baby girl, maxwell. >> she reportedly got $800,000 for these new shots. >> showing off her new baby and body. >> she looked down and she said, oh, my god, i can't believe this is my body. >> jessica's new weight watchers deal to drop the pounds. >> $3 million to be the new face of weight watchers. >> have to exercise. have to get in shape. she said son stage she lost 60 pounds and had eat an lot of lettuce. >> beyonce's post baby body. how did she drop the weight so fast? >> she lost about 20 pounds more than the average mom. >> as we go behind the scenes of her news making comeback concert with the first lady

good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning, jessica.e spoke to kwame brown in the past and he's also denied wrongdoing. however, we now know that he will face misdemeanor charges in connection to the 2008 campaign. that investigation has been ongoing for some sometime now but we now know that he will answer to that misdemeanor and to a bank fraud charge today. >> this investigation is ongoing. we need to be sure we have a council chair, even though they're interim that can assure the ethical standards that really the council deserves. >> reporter: they say they need to address the campaign finance issue -- [ audio difficulties ] >> we apologize for the audio and technical difficulties we had in delia's live shot but of course we'll have more later on this story in our newscast and we'll be following it for 9news at noon. >>> we want you to know about a major development in a 9news investigation we've been working on for more than six months. richard kim, the owner of town square market now faces two years of probation for selling alcoho

raj and jessica are excellent at our trivia game. you can win your own mock-up london nbc gold medal, if you answer three out of five questions right. which, by the way, we'll be testing you, raj, and the crew there to see how good you guys are. olympic trivia coming up. >> you're on my team, because you've been to all the olympics. >> reporter: start getting on wikipedia now. >> and a gold medal at stake. thank you, rob. >>> old school, simple phrase that has the company standing out from the competition. >>> last-minute deal at the state capitol that could save your fourth of july celebrations. >>> just in time for the busy fourth of july week. california state parks will be spared by the budget cuts that would have closed by many of the parks. 70 parks were on that list and were supposed to close this sunday. park administrators say 65 of them will now remain open. the governor has signed a bill allocating $10 million in new funds for the park system. now that agreements have been reached with the nonprofits, local governments and

jessica doyle is really good at finding adorable video on the web.emember she showed us the puppy cam. check out this clip from youtube. it's called duck run. the guy is taking his pet duckling named charlie for a walk. look it there. he's following very closely. >> he's very fast. >> in a second you'll see the guy start to run and there's charlie. and he keeps up. >> look how fast he is. >> charlie will not be left behind. >> i guess you have to be fast when you can't fly yet. >> thank you for sharing that with us, jessica. >>> fly somewhere cool is all i can suggest. temperatures running into the upper 90s. even near 100 tomorrow. better chance of storms on friday afternoon as we cool into the lower 90s and then better toward the weekend. monika? >>> a live picture here in anacostia where a police barricade continues. 17th street closed between q and minnesota. a quick look at a graphic. marc camden line 847 is canceled. >>> cbs this morning is coming up next. they have the latest on the former egyptian president hosni mubarak and they'll be sittin

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