>> every but a once to know what happened to jessica up. she was 14 years old and at the time of the crime 199014 and younger would be tried as juveniles and not adults brokers was tried as an adult and the most she could get was juvenile life. that would be through age 21. at age 21 she walked out the doors of the juvenile correctional center while chris was still on death row. she was found guilty of first-degree murder and he was found of capital murder because of the belief that he confessed to killing both, she walked free at age 21. she had a second chance to come to the stand to testify during an appeals portion for crass and she continued to say that she had nothing to say. she now lives in chesterfield county and is a wife and mother. >> could you not have been committed of capital crime if the only killed 1%? i am confused if you is only proven to kill one person. >> in this case not every case they would not have sought the death penalty with just the death of the father. they both would have been charged with first and -- first-

while the housekeeper didn't want to speak, schwarzenegger came clean and that opened this all up. >> jessica, candy, appreciate your time. joe, thank you. let us know what you think on facebook or twitter @ anderson cooper. >>> up next, politics, power and fame, why so often it's lijed to infidelity. dr. drew weighs in. does the power lead to this behavior or something else? is the drive that propels some men to seek fame and power, does that lead them to cheat? we'll talk to him. >>> later, breaking news. the man own the right now believed to be bin laden's successor. we'll tell you who he is and whether the new acting boss could be as dangerous or more dangerous as the old one. first, let's check in with isha sesay. what are you following? >> late word today from the battle in libya. an update for the fighting in misurata. what rebels are up against and reports of an attack on a nato warship. that and more ahead on "360." th. her morning begins with arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and more pills. the evening guests arrive. back to sor

>> >> reporter: jessica, hundreds of people showed up here mere the golden gate bridge to check in at the command search to help search for allison. some had experience. most were volunteers and most of them don't know her but wanted to help find her alive. allison's bicycle sits in the shadow of the golden gate bridge where her family believes she left it monday night, kevin and the 15 year old's father found it after searching for allison all night. >> we found her bike at 4:30 and called in police and that kind of the search is expanded from there. >> reporter: it was information found on allison's computer at home in danville, that led her family to san francisco. they belief she took b.a.r.t. and then rode over bike to the bridge parking lot where they worry she was planning to harm herself. she was last seen by classmates at san ramon high on monday morning. >> she and my daughter are good friends. we lake to talk about books sometimes when we get together. >> reporter: she says he didn't hesitate to help look for the teen and dozens more volunteers felt the same need. >> we hav

jessica. >> thank you. police have kept the dedicated tip line up and running. you can remain anonymous. >>> good news for those who drive through towson. a water main break has been repaired. and the break was near fair month and new york and caused traffic. and services were temporarily closed. >>> investigators are digging through a home that exploded in montgomery county t points to the new owners replacing a drier and not shutting off the gas completely. the park from the drier set off the explosion it destroyed the structure. >>> as gas prices are rising, more and more americans are puttingness their tanks. and reports show that american demand for gas has dropped t is down 200,000-barrels per gay. this is as drivers in 13 state as paying more than 4-dollar force a gallon of regular gas. gas stations in the area are not better. the average price is a 33% jump. this time last year they were paying 2.86 a gallon. >>> this has been a beautiful day from the get go. and the cool temperatures have been warmed by the sun. look out now as a breeze is probably the

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a leap of faith for justin, roses in hand, taking the plunge, coming up for air and -- a yes from jessicathat loving feeling ♪ >> reporter: the serenade stealing the scene from "top gun." ♪ you lost that loving feeling ♪ now it's gone gone gone >> reporter: but brandon manages to one-up even tom cruise, stealing a kiss from michelle before their big night. and it's not just the boys. lucy took matters into her own hands and surprised chris, her prom king. so, when honor student james tate from shelton high school in connecticut cut out some cardboard letters the other night and taped them to the side of his school, he thought he was in great company. sonali rodrigues, would you go to the prom with me? she said yes. but this week, his school said no. charging he had trespassed after hours. his punishment? no prom. >> i was telling her for the longest time i was going to go with her, but i was waiting for a special time to, a special way to ask her. and i did that and this is what happened. >> reporter: in high school, of course, word travels at the speed of text and four days later, there

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some that i made up and some that exist this is for jessica lynch, war memories. i have forgotten myself. who i was, i cannot now know who i have become is a stranger i have forgotten myself there are other things to lose in battle eyes and guts, other sacrifices before life. vilost myself. i am not who i was before this war, i am not she who no longer dares to be my mother is so happy with this worn body returned home. we pretend that i am as whole as i look. but at night when i stair through the dark at the hidden image in the mirror i cannot lie to the stranger i see. i have forgotten everything. except my affection for children, my service to country and my insatiable fear. [applause] >> sizing up the cost of war. >> what is left but the shoes. shoes scuffed and torn, no longer having feet to carry them, shoes empty now. work boots bearing mud from the last field he had plowed with his father. empty now. red sneakers with white stripes brought back fwr america by her oldest son given to her youngest, both of them immediately rung outside kicking the soccer bal

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host: jessica brady said democrats step up attacks over gas prices. tell us about that fight?uest: it's always back during the bush years democrats like to blame the high oil prices on the affiliation between bush and oil companies. bush being from texas and some of the oil company executives are always the viewpoints of them that republicans and oil companies are, you know, really in agreement on a lot of things where democrats want to take away the oil subsidies the oil companies and their never much in agreement. democrats want to move toward more less dependency on fossil fuels where republicans want to do more to boost domestic oil production. opposite ends here in terms of energy policy. you see this week republicans, got a couple of bills on the floor late in the week to try to boost offshore lease privates and drilling in the gulf. president obama put a moratorium after the bp oil spill. the republicans want to reverse that and get things going and speed up the leasing process to boost oil production where democrats want to move away fossil fuel and get to different ty

up show. surprises from johnny depp, lady gaga, and jessica simpson. watch oprah at 4:00 to get your word of the day and the look of form on our website for a chance to win. now with a look at what is next. here is meredith. >> good morning. coming up on a thursday morning, the latest reaction to president obama's decision not to release photographs of osama bin laden body as he prepares to visit from zero in new york. the white house changes the story yet again about what happened during the raid. new details. and curry will be live in pakistan with what bin laden's wife is telling the authorities there. -- ann courie. the oregon woman who said she underwent oral surgery and will come up with an english accent. we will talk to her when we get started on a thursday morning right here on today. >> maybe it's the royal wedding that did it to her. >> could be. 45 degrees on t.v. hill. >> another look at traffic and weather together before you head out the door. stay with us. >> at least the sun is out and it is a beautiful morning. >> we do have some prob

up to thousands of dollars. call this toll-free number now. >>> all right. it's time for us to take a look at the political ticker. hello, jessicaeak. will paul ryan run or not run for the open senate seat in the state of wisconsin. the answer is, he will not run. he has decided, he said, to continue at his work in the house of represents to rein in government spending. we also know that former governor of wisconsin, tommy thompson, also former health and human services secretary has told republicans that if paul ryan were told not to run, tommy thompson would then run. so putting two and two together, expect an announcement from tommy thompson soon. >>> haley barbour looked like he was going to run for president and now it looks like he will not. it looks like had he a conversation with mitch daniels who is playing hamit lately trying to decide whether he will run for president and barbour has urged daniels to run and that's meaningful because haley barbour has huge political know-how. and if daniels were to get in, with haley behind him, he would have a formidable force. >>> also, tim pawlenty has taken the opportunity to dep

up and a major p.r. stunt then there's also the jessica lynch story she was captured by iraqi forces in march of two thousand and three and later freed by special ops forces about a week later and lynch was the first successful rescue of an american p.o.w. since world war two and the first ever of a woman so the pentagon propaganda machine loved this story so much that they created an image of a soldier who fought back against her attackers. turns out she was unconscious when she was captured in her truck accident when her unit was ambushed now tillman's family and jessica lynch's family finally had to come out and tell the public the truth but it wasn't the u.s. military that did it so search maybe you should learn from these stories don't believe everything that the u.s. military is telling you at least not the original story and don't make ignorant comments about one of the largest relations in the world so that's why you are tonight's tool time later. now imagine this scene forty years ago thirty thousand protesters came to washington with a goal of shutting down the government and the vietnam war it was

. >> jessica doyle is here with today's headlines. >> good morning. now, wall street is waking up this morning really examining a new suit in the news. the federal government is suing deutsche bank for mortgage fraud. this case accuses the bank of repeatedly lying so it could join a government program that ensured mortgages. lawsuit claims the bank profited for resailing risky mortgages and then got the government to foot the bill. and calls for deutsche bank to return hundreds of millions of dollars in insurance claims. the bank calls this lawsuit unreasonable. and unfair. checking the numbers on wall street, the dow stands this morning at 12,807. it climbed a fraction in trading. look at the nasdaq down 22 points. s&p 500 off by almost 5. sales of smaller and more fuel efficient vehicles are keeping u.s. automakers busy. both general motors and ford saw double digit sales increases in april. the compact chevy cruze accounted for sales. chrysler had its best april in three years as sales climbed 22%. japan's toyota saw u.s. sales rise a meager 1%. analysts say toyota's decision t

>> reporter: well, jessica, we have two police departments, san jose and palo alto, that were using these devices upday. well, san jose has already sent them back to the manufacturer for repairs. and tonight one dui attorney is attacking the credibility of these devices. for almost half a year the san jose police department has been using this device, the alco sensor 5, whenever they suspect someone's been driving under the influence. but now san jose pd has stopped using them because the device may not be accurately reading a person's blood alcohol content. that's alarming to dui attorney steve davidson. >> i've had clients who tell me they've had very little to drink and they sometimes get a high result. and it's because of problems with these kinds of machines. people are getting arrested wrongfully. so it's a big problem. >> reporter: the santa clara county district attorney's office has learned condensation can build in the device, giving an inaccurate reading, something the d.a.'s office is calling a manufacturer's defect. the d.a. will be reviewing 865 cases in which the alco sensor 5 was use

host: jessica brady said democrats step up attacks over gas prices. tell us about that fight?st: it's always back during the bush years democrats like to blame the high oil prices on the affiliation between bush and oil companies. bush being from texas and some of the oil company executives are always the viewpoints of them that republicans and oil companies are, you know, really in agreement on a lot of things where democrats want to take away the oil subsidies the oil companies and their never much in agreement. democrats want to move toward more less dependency on fossil fuels where republicans want to do more to boost domestic oil production. opposite ends here in terms of energy policy. you see this week republicans, got a couple of bills on the floor late in the week to try to boost offshore lease privates and drilling in the gulf. president obama put a moratorium after the bp oil spill. the republicans want to reverse that and get things going and speed up the leasing process to boost oil production where democrats want to move away fossil fuel and get to different type

up to it. adam mays, wjz eyewitness news. >> complete coverage continues with jessica kartalija with reaction to his death. >> reporter: members of the muslim community say they are relieved to hear about osama bin laden's death but say there's a long way to go in the fight against terrorism. >> in baltimore county there's surprisingly little discussion surrounding the death of osama bin laden. >> he's not an important figure. we have made him much bigger than life. he's nobody. >> reporter: muhammad jameal is vice president of the islamic society of baltimore. he says students here learn about leaders in the muslim community, not murderers. >> one of the main things of the koran is if you kill one as if you killed the whole humanity. just because everybody says he's a muslim may not be acting and behaving like a muslim's supposed to. >> reporter: even the president stressed muslims have long been victims of extremism. >> our war is not against islam. he was not a islam leader he was a mass murderer of islam. >> it's a great victory. but i think it's a victory in symbolism. in a very big picture

up on eyewitness news. who is looking for a preventive vaccine for hiv. >>> i'm jessica kartalija. it is a beautiful day here in mount vernon. a live report from flower mart next on wjz. >>> some clouds as we move into the evening. bob has your updated first warning forecast. úúúo >>> exciting news in medical research. a possible vaccine to prevent hiv and a.i.d.s. pat warren reports this promise developing at the university of maryland school of medicine is a ray of hope in many lives. >> reporter: scott says he is proud to carry his hiv- positive. >> what that is that to you? >> it's like i cried over my face, i didn't want to hear nobody. >> reporter: out of the despair of the present comes hope for the future. researchers are make being progress on an hiv-a.i.d.s. vaccine. >> today, we are on the verge of a major breakthrough in the fight against hiv a.i.d.s. a fight that has come with a particular ferociousness and speed to this very place, in the original land of the free and home of the brave of baltimore, maryland. >> reporter: it's been a fight for francis scott key. >> i

up shortly. >> thank you. >>> head of the class, a frederick teacher named the national teacher of the year. jessicaalked to students about what makes their teacher so special. >> reporter: in frederick county michelle share is in a class of her own. the white house just named the 14-year classroom veteran 2011 national teacher of the year. >> she invests all her time and energy into education. >> reporter: her colleague jerry walker nominated her. >> it was difficult not go on too long. she is just truly the epitome of an excellent teacher. she just knows how to teach. >> reporter: she is also fluent in sign language. pryor to coming here he taught at the maryland school for the deaf. greg chapman had share as a teacher. he said thanks to her advice he became one. >> students really want do well in the class and want to do well for her. the whole process and everything about science she taught us made we want to go into chemistry. >> reporter: she was named maryland teacher of the year before receiving the honor of a lifetime. she'll spend the entire week in washington, d.c. ing. >>> still to come.

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jessica calls it. we talked about the beta breakers here. it's sunday. caltrain is going to keep upun's big race, they're going to get everyone there on track. caltrain will launch four express trains from mountain view and san jose early sunday, trains arrive in san francisco before the 7:00 race time. they'll get there at around g its part. b.a.r.t. trains run early bird trains at 5:00 a.m. i am a sneeze whisperer. i am an allergy analyst. bermuda grass. ragweed. willow. i am a dander decoder. chihuahua. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about allergy relief. >>> tone at 11:00, only on nbc bay area news, the family of brian stow, the severely injured giants fan, is speaking out. also tonight -- >> always was totally a singer at heart. >> she's getting attention of the nation. tonight, meet the bay area rising star who's turning heads and chairs when we take you behind the scenes of nbc's hit show "the voice" tonight at 11:00, after the voice on nbc. >>> okay. there's a marriage proposal mystery in the south bay. check this out. someone wrote out the question, meg will you marry me

jessica lynch had been over inflated. the eight months leading up to this wordperfect. there were no leaks, no discussion of this, the mission was carried out in total secrecy. in the days since, the account of what took place changed pretty significantly. initially it was a fire fight and obama had watched from the situation room and osama bin laden grab a woman to be a human shield and some of them layton was armed and the woman was killed. there were these narrative dermoid details and most of those are false. they say osama bin laden did not grab a woman as a human shield and was not armed and was not someone resisting. he may have lunch for a weapon but who knows what that means? key details had to have been walked back by the white house day after day. jay carney said we are not doing this anymore. we will not give details. the details they had given were wrong. the point about how the country is skeptical because there has been misstatements are lies in previous cases, the errors the white house may, if they were well intentioned, they feel the skepticism that he

jessica will be working in the studio and i'll be on the field. >> we expect tickets smat point. >> you've got some juice? >> we'll take care of you. >> coming up next, this wasn't in the contract.an surprise. urise. one new homeowner found just hours after he seal the deal. stay with us. >>> it's the ever expanding you've of twitter. tweeting for a good cause gets a good response. >> she found a kidney donor. the phoenix woman was running out of option when's her daughter turn to the social media network for help. it took only one tweet. within days she got help from a complete strange we are a big heart. from that tweet, amy donahue donated her kidney. you can watch the entire story tomorrow on the "today" show. >> it was a phenomenal catch at the end of the game. the giants hanging on for dear life at dodger stadium. we check in with the sharks. >>> the giants' bumgarner was still look for his first win since the world series. eight starts this season and nothing to show for it. tonight he would come within an out of his first major league shutout but he was also on the brink of getting a no decision. he struck out jamie carroll. giving up j

up at 4:48. back to you. >>> it is 4:41. time for the first your money report of the morning. >> wall street numbers, it is time jessica is herenot a good day yesterday. >> not a good day, no. wall street is focused on the jobs picture. we found out that this economy added fewer private sector jobs than expected last month, that dragged stocks loader. traders looking to the weekly jobless claims numbers. tomorrow's april unemployment report for a bigger picture of the job market recovery, hopefully good news there. checking the numbers, the dow stands this morning at 12,723, dropped 83 points in trading. the nasdaq was off by 13 and the s&p 500 was down by nine. >>> a tentative agreement has been reached between management and news at washington hospital center. the nurses held a one day strike in march but were locked out for an additional four days. the hospital's 1700 nurses have been working without a contract for nearly a year now. details of the agreement are not being released. nurses are scheduled to vote this friday and saturday on whether to ratify this contract. >>> a the rich keep getting richer, there are ten and

age 13, jessica was forced to stop playing the sport that she loved so much because during a championship game, her heart suddenly stopped. she collapsed on the court. >> i just remember waking upng extremely hot and being like, what's going on? >> reporter: the west virginia teenager was air ds liftlifted hospital where she was diagnosed with long qt syndrome, a condition that causes the heart to beat out of control. doctors told her she could no longer play intense sports, including basketball. >> i could have potentially died. >> reporter: long qt syndrome is just one of a number of heart abnormalities that can cause death in children. it's a birth defect and many people don't even know there's anything wrong until it's too late. >> those children are the ones that grab the attention of the community. >> reporter: in one case recently, a 16-year-old high school basketball player from michigan, wes leonard, collapsed and died on the court just moments after hitting a game-winning shot. his cause of death? an enlarged heart. while there are only 50 to 100 of these cases in the u.s. every year, deaths like leonard's have sparked calls to get all high school athletes screened fo

." >> jessica yellin, thank you so much. now watch what is coming upext. >> the bond between the u.s. and pakistan at a cross roads. >> you can't be coming to congress and ask for $3 billion. >> as congress asks whether we can even trust the pakistanis. is the risk bigger now of al qaeda getting them? also, new fears pakistan is harboring some of the world's most wanted terrorists. plus, we're learning what navy s.e.a.l.s found on bin laden's body. apparently the 9/11 mastermind was ready to run. and the top secret mission may not have been so top secret at all. who else knew about the battle for bin laden and why the vice president is so surprised. >> not a single, solitary name leaked. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ unlike fish oil, megared softgels are small and easy to swallow with no fishy smell or aftertaste. try megared today. >>> okay. back to our big story. president obama deciding not to show any photos of the dead osama bin laden. these are some of the scenes that we've been seeing in pakistan since his killing. so far it's been relatively muted but i want to ch

up. >>> this morning, they honored the former governor and mayor william donald schaefer who was there every single year. >> i'm sure jessica had a beautiful flower hat. >> we don't allow hats here on the air. >> not anymore. >>> ortho exia. a surprising new type of eating disorder. you have to hear about it to believe. >>> the ultimate sacrifice. honoring firefighters and police who died in the last year in maryland. >>> judgment day. sentencing for a baltimore man who killed his wife in the street. >>> and stick around for the first warning weather forecast coming up. >>> killing his wife outside the courthouse. gigi barnett has more. >> 2 1/2 years after fatally stabbing his wife outside a baltimore courthouse. a judge sentenced 33-year-old cleavein williams to life behind bars. for the victim's family, it's justice, not closure. >> it feels like a relief to not have to be here. and have to hear everything that is going on during the criminal trials to know that this part is over. >> reporter: in november 2008 upon, sky eye chopper 13 was over the courthouse. it's where williams stabbed his wife several times in the face

up at 4:48, we'll take a look at 270 and construction on other roadways, andrea, mike? >> thank you, monika. time for the first your money report of the morning. >> that's why jessica is here with today's headlines. >> good morning, guys. this is a story wall street is watching closely. has to do with how much money we owe other foreign governments. treasury secretary timothy geithner says he can delay an unprecedented default on the nation's debt by a month until august 2nd. the u.s. government will hit its $14.3 trillion borrowing limit on may 16th. checking wall street for you, the dow stands at 12, 807 ended down three points in trading yesterday. the nasdaq was off by 9 and the s&p 500 was off by about 2 points. >>> honda says it wants to check the driver side airbags on another 833,000 vehicles. it is expands a previous recall because some of the vehicles may have had faulty airbags installed after a crash. this new recall includes 2001 and 2002 accords and civics. the 2002 odyssey, 2002 and 2003crv, the 2002 and 2003 acura tls and the 2003 acura cls. when it comes to corporate, people admire google's financial performance and the way it treats its employees.

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up on our special acne report. >>> i'll tell you how this pole is helping to save lives. >>> and much more next on "teen kids news." >>> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm mwanzaa. >> and i'm jessica. here's our top story for this week. >> reporter: finding alternatives to oil as an energy source is a national priority. so, harnessing the wind would sound like a natural solution. but as tyler reports, getting one community's agreement is not going to be a breeze. cape cod, massachusetts, has been the eye of a storm that has been raging for a decade. along with nearby islands martha's vineyard and nantucket, this area is known for its historic seaside charm, the shingled houses with rooftop widow's walks, where wives watched for the return of sailing ships, the kennedy family compound, quiet ponds, quaint stores, and beautiful beaches. it also has lots and lots of wind. and that steady, strong breeze is stirring up a heated controversy. a project called "cape wind" would put 130 giant turbines in the body of water called nantucket sound between the cape and the islands. these images are created by the developer to show what the nation's first offshore wind farm would look like duri

jessica is back with what we're all spending our money on. >> that's right. we've been storming the malls lately. we've been snapping upsummer wardrobes. fun, doesn't it? monthly spending figures show this year's late easter holiday helped boost clothing and luxury sales in april but it did nothing for electronics and appliance retailers. clothing sales rose more than 4% compared with april last year. there was a greater than 12% rise in men's clothing. 7% hike in sales of women's apparel. sales of luxury goods rose nearly 10% during the month but sales of electronics and appliances fell almost 2%. overall sales climbed 19%. nintendo is offering the wii now in a package that cuts the price to less than $150. i love that. for $149.99, you can get the white or black nintendo wii, and a copy of mario cart with a black or white steering wheel for the game. it goes on sale may 15th. nintendo will sell the newly priced wii along with the current $199.99 wii system with sports games and so inventory runs out before the summer and now to barbie suites. would you stay in a barbie dream suite hotel? would you pay more money for

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up. i need to say it right. jessica clark from a center for social media. mark stencel from npr. linda fantin from american public media and minnesota public radio. and kay summers and and elahe izadi from wamu. with that we'll get started started and linda, you are going kashmir we talked a bit in earlier session about how traditional pbs and npr and local stations are going into the digital platforms. and we learned that you change the name of the news hour at the beginning of 2010 or so tell us what's behind that and what the thinking is. >> perfect. levy just make sure this is on. is it working? okay. i think in sort of alluded to the purpose of changing the name without coming out and saying so. but the pbs "newshour" was part of his vision when he articulated this morning that if we're going to survive, we in public media, the translation a decision basically is go forth and collaborate. in a world of striking resources we're going to have to learn how to share them and make common bond with like-minded partners, people are interested in preserving and protecting serious jo

up the details. he joins us live from the hall of justice with more on this story. monte? >> reporter: well, jessica, all of the cases involve the same 14 officers. the d.a. dismissed 34 cases today, almost all of them involving drugs. that brings the total number of cases dismissed so far in this scandal to 119. and tonight there is new video in yet another controversial case. surveillance video shows what officers say was a drug bust in the tenderloin in april of last year. but public defender jeff adachi says the images tell a different story. >> his palm is never outstretched. his palm is never outside his pocket. >> reporter: officers claimed in their report that the suspect, who is seen in the video wearing a white shirt, spit crack cocaine out of his mouth and sold it to an undercover officer. but adachi says the video clearly shows there was never a transfer of drugs. >> but this opens up a whole new pandora's bax because we are talking about buy bust operations on the street involving narcotics officers where reports are clearly and unequivocally being falsified. >> reporter: the case has b

jessica? >> i don't know if i want to hear. >> let's s.t.a.r.t. witart with. chance to tie the series in vancouver tonight. they have to come up with a lot of jump here. fairly pivotal game, bringing a lot of energy, though, into the this first period. we check in with the latest from vancouver. we won't spoil it too much. things are changing, things are very fluid. >>> the veteran member of the raiders who cost them top picks in the last draft, showing commitment to get in some workouts. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a little bit of cloud cover and a magnificent sunset tonight. >>> well, they're the people who save lives every day, and today alameda county honored emergency responders. >> as one oakland man found out, it's not just the professionals who can make a difference. here's joe rosato jr. >> i was going for a routine run around lake merritt, and about 20 minutes into it apparently i just dropped. >> despite what is surely the most memorable moment of chris' life, he doesn't recall a thing about it. >> i don't actually remember what happened, but when i woke up in the hospital, that's when i started gettin

jessica with the story. >> reporter: their home on dorisy avenue in essex is a total loss, but mary and david faulkner are alive thanks to their grandson who rescued them when their house went ups. >> flames started to come from left to right. >> reporter: charley had no idea what was in store for him when he arrived here at the baltimore county exexecutive's office. >> you saved the life of your family and i'm humbled by your heroism. >> they are one-of-a-kind. >> reporter: on april 14th, charley fell asleep watching the orioles yankees game. at 4:00 am, he heard crackling and smelled smoke. i had to tell them to jump. my grandmother was not going to jump, but she did. >> he is a good kid. we owe our lives to him. i can't say enough. >> reporter: charry caught his 10-year-old brother when he jumped from a second story window. >> congratulations again, we are very proud of you on behalf of of all baltimore county citizens, you did a good job. >> reporter: considered a hero, charlie said he is happy everybody is safe. >> it's what i should have done for my family, i need them. >> charlie also says the only thing he remembers about fire safety is stop, drop and roll. when asked

jessica doyle reporting live in pentagon city this morning. >> keep it here with 9news now. as we learn more about the death of the terrorist leader. coming up at 6:45, we'll get reaction, more from around the country. >> our partners at the early show will have live coverage from around the globe at 7:00 a.m. our coverage continues on wusa9.com. learn more about the raid that ended in bin laden being killed. you can see photos from last night's celebration at the white house. >> we want to get your reaction to the news. leave your comments on our facebook page at facebook.com/wusa9. >>> up next, i'll be talk with terrorism expert ray locker. learn what bin laden's death will mean for the upcoming war on terror. >> our temperature is 56 degrees here in northwest washington. we're heading to a partly cloudy day with a high in the mid-70s. still to come, her forecast for the work week ahead. >>> 6:12. we want to keep you up to speed on the death of terrorist leader osama bin laden this morning, the word's most wanted man was killed by u.s. forces in pakistan sunday. president obama said he made the call after being tipped off by u.s. intellige

up a surge of critters. >> marianne joins us. my yard is full of spiders and i even saw a rat out there yesterday. >> reporter: your yard, my house. i have lots of spiders, too, jessica. i'm here at the santa clara county vector control office. it's their job to monitor all of the pets and critters in our area and experts tell me that this rain is definitely going to bring out more snakes and spiders that pose a risk. >> bear was bit right here on his nose. >> reporter: his owner had her own close encounter on this trail in the foothills near her south san jose home. >> on our way down, my girlfriend and i were discussing what we would have done had one of us been bit by a rattle snake. >> >> reporter: look what a rattle snake did to this man's finger. more mice and rats means more food for the rattle snakes and that has increased the rattlesnake population. but they are not the only critters making an appearance in the bay area. you probably noticed spiders in your home. >> we have, of course, the black widow, which can have a painful bite that is similar to a bee sting. there is also the yellow sacks fighter that can bite. >> reporter: that can cause the surroundin

jessica, back tou. >> thank you very much. >>> not many people will forget the collapse of the world trade center, especially main who got another chance at life because of his dog. we have his story coming upan from the news headlines to your chest. we go to the silicon valley.com company doing big business with shirts like these. >> millions of people may have tuned in to watch president obama deliver the rashemarks ab the the death of osama bin laden, but we get a behind of scenes look of who was in the east room, among them vice bidf state hillary clinton and leon panetta. of this group obama >>> the obama administration is standing by its decision to bury osama bin laden at sea. the president said the speedy burial was in accordance with islamic custom. the body was placed in the north arabian sea, but a wide range of muslim clashgs claim it was a violation of islamic tradition. they say he should be buried in a graf with his head pointed toward the holy city of mecca. sea burials are allowable if the death occurs on a ship far from land. they wanted to avoid his grave become a shrine. >> the president's announcement caused a flurry of activity inside a bay area tech company. scott bud

up in all different places. >> as you're talking, we're looking at the hologram which davis created where jessica yellin hologramedak with wolf blitzer which is one of the great things david brought to us along with the magic wall and so many others. he's our great innovator at cnn. >> exactly. i think you're going to see so much more of this. it makes enormous sense. he's just taking advantage of technology in a way that's very friendly to viewers. and that's the way it's supposed to work. >> all right. you have a great list. i suggest everybody check it out. rick, appreciate it. thanks for comingen. >> thanks so much. >>> for more about "fast company's" list of the most creative names in business, check out our blog at cnn.com/ali. you want to know what innovative idea we'll look at next? tune in next week and see, as always, as we like to say, same "big i" time, same "big i" channel. that's david bohrman's son who wrote that. >>> president obama may be on the brink of breaking the law and many in congress don't seem to care. dana bash will join us with the details next. than many other allergy medications. omna

up that the world will end on saturday. that's right. on saturday, they say a monster earthquake will start at the international da interdate line and hit each time zone at 6:00. jessicase people. first of all, i want to know how many people believe this. >> it's hard to count numbers. i was with a team of ten people who were traveling and there were four other teams, four total that had hit the road. the radio station owner, this 89-year-old guy, estimates there there are maybe 20,000 listen listenere listenerers, but broadcast online as well. no telling how many people are listening. >> these people really believe it because some have given up their jobs. >> they've walked away from homes, jobs, even from kids in some cases. >> so, exactly do they think? the earthquake will hit, the world will be destroyed and what will happen for them? >> for those who have been saved or are going to be saved, they'll be beamed up to heavy on that day. every one else will suffer unspeakable sufferings for the next five months until the world ends on october 21st. >> so this christian broadcaster, didn't he say like 10 or 15 years ago that the world would end in 1994, so why do thes

up. i would like to hear from our witnesses. >> i think we will begin our first panel now. i want to introduce them. we have to jessica rich. she is deputy director of the bureau of consumer protection at the federal trade commission. she has served as assistant director in the federal trade commission paused bureau of consumer protection since 1998. she is in the area of identity and privacy correction. to serve as legal adviser to the bureau of consumer protection and received her law degree from new york university and her undergraduate degree from harvard. jason one scene is the deputy director -- deputy assistant attorney general for the criminal division of the u.s. department of justice. before joining the criminal division, he served as the chief of the violent crime section in the u.s. attorney's office for the district of maryland. he was also an assistant u.s. attorney in the u.s. attorney's office for the southern district of new york. mr. weinstein attended princeton university and george washington university law school. i understand your wife is very pregnant and you may have to leave. [laughter] during your

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up and hear from the witnesses rather than continue. >> i think we will begin our first panel now, and i want to introduce them. we have jessica rich from the federal trade commission. she served as an assistant director in the federal trade commission bureau of protection since 19,981st in the division of financial practices and now privacy and identity protection. she previously served as adviser to the year to draft the bureau protection and received her degree from new york university and the undergraduate from harvard university. jason weinstein is the deputy director -- deputy assistant attorney general for the criminal division of the u.s. to part of justice before joining the criminal division mr. weinstein served as the chief of the violent crime section and u.s. attorney's office for the district of maryland he was also an assistant attorney in the u.s. attorney's office for the southern district of new york. mr. weinstein attended princeton university and george washington university law school and understand that your wife is a very pregnant and you may have to leave during your testimony or ms. rich's testimony, a