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kai? >> remember, wjz is always on. for the latest on the killing of osama bin laden, go to wjz.com. >>> our other big story tonight. breaking news, a major development in the death of phylicia barnes. vic is in the newsroom to explain it to us. vic? >> the medical examiner found the 16-year-old's death a homicide. she was visiting from north carolina. two weeks ago, her body was found in the susquehanna river. the cause of death was determined. but detectives are not releasing that information. a funeral service will take place for felicia and canniers georgia. felicia's mother now lives in atlanta. to learn more information about how you can watch the service, go to wjz.com. >>> there will also be a memorial for phylicia at the mount pleasant church here in baltimore. >>> sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene on york road. >> reporter: 900 block of york road in towson. a water main break occurred shortly after 3:00 this afternoon. it is affecting 15 businesses. and the carver center for t

i'm kai jackson. and i'm mary mary bubala. here's what people are talking b. >> tears, hugs, cheers. the house that gary built was filled with emotion. sports director mark viviano explains why coach gary williams is stepping down. >> well, gary williams said simply, it is time to do other things. at age 66 and recently married, he has spent half his life in the high-pressured world of coaching. today, he made it official that he is walking away. [ applause ] >> reporter: one more grand entrance to announce that it's time for him to exit. fans and players gathered for the goodbye. for 22 years, maryland basketball was known as gary land. after a long, successful run, gary williams says now it's time for him to go. >> it's just a gut feeling, really, more than anything else. and it's a time in my life, where i have an opportunity to do some things. >> reporter: williams leaves with more victories than any coach in maryland history. he won games, trophies, and countless accolades, plus the respect and admiration of many. >> when

they say it was william and kay perry. when deputies arrived at the home, they found larry perry dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. his wife, kay perry, was also shot to death. neighbors say they're shocked to hear about this shooting. they described them as good people. the neighbors are hoping someone can help them understand what led to this morning's violence. >> wii been going from home to home to talk to residents to see if they heard anything going on at the time, if they know about any issues, we'll do a search of the home, see if there's any evidence left behind. >> investigators are looking into the possibility that financial troubles may have been a factor in this morning's murder-suicide. detectives say kay perry's mother was also inside the home at the time of the shooting, but she was not hurt. >>> and in other news this morning, 48 hours ago, the mission to kill osama bin laden was carried out. and already the white house is releasing photographs from inside the situation room. these official white ho

author of "obama's wars," bob woodward, presidential historian doris kearns goodwin, the bbc's katty kay, and columnist for "time" magazine, republican strategist mike murphy. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning. the raid on the compound in abbottabad, pakistan, last sunday not only resulted in the killing of the world's most wanted man, it provided u.s. intelligence officials a treasure trove of data showing, they say, that bin laden had remained highly active in directing al qaeda in the decade since 9/11. among some of the items released by the u.s. government yesterday afternoon, five videotapes showing never seen before videotapes of bin laden, several including actual or practice messages to the american people, and one shows a gray-bearded bin laden huddled under a blanket flipping through what appears to be news footage of himself on television. the audio from the seized tapes was not released by the government, officials saying it's an effort not to further spread bin laden's anti-american propaganda. shortly after the tapes were distributed to the pre

his wife kay was also shot to death. detectives say kay perry's mother was also in the house at the time of the shooting. she was not hurt. >>> turning to the rush hour. there are problems this afternoon on the beltway in maryland. >> let's get the latest from ashley linder. >> we had an accident on the inner loop around river road. they clearedt pretty quickly. not quickly enough because it did have time to stack up delays. as you can see here, it's wide open. unfortunately, i don't give you much to look at there but that's where the accident was. these are the delays we've got. not too bad coming out of virginia. you've got a little bit of company. those are the headlights headed towards us. bigger delays prior to this though. we had an accident at little river. that was cleared on the inner loop. heavy from braddock to little river and through tysons we're stacked up. top side of the beltway is going to be heavy already as we pass old georgetown inner loop. no stranger to the delays there. heavy for connecticut avenue

. >> good morning, montgomery county passes a sweeping five cent tax on paper and plastic bags, i'm kai. i'll have details on whether this could spread around the state. >> traffic control, if you are just about to head out. no major issues to get in your way. we'll show you a look at that from sky chopper 13 in just a minute. right now, we'll send it to marty. >> benefits, men and women in the armed forces. how you can participate. america's favorite drill sargeant, you know exactly who he is when you see him. he is talking about that can of wd-40s. you stay tuned. the morning edition continues, right after this. >>> >>> it is exactly 6:30 as you look at the inner harbor and the enchantment of the seas in the upper right hand corner, going into the port of baltimore. sharon has your land lock traffic. marty is at first warning weather. >> let's go ahead and take a look at the day part. it will be sunny and breezy if not windy at times. low 50s. 66, high temperatures right near 70, by that time, it will be back in the mid-50s. don take it away. >> and sharon at traffic control. >> good

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the rushing waters of the kay to river were too dangerous to cross. the campers stayed near a mountain. as the floodwaters quickly rose it was not far from there flash floods killed about 20 campers. these scouts knew where to go in case the conditions change. >> we don't mind being cold we don't mind being wet. we don't want to be cold and wet. that was our biggest challenge we had the ability to create fresh water. we had food, we had shelter, we had everything we needed. it's a matter of waiting mother nature out. she came in a little early and put us a little late. >> arkansas national guard helicopter crews spotted them in the darkness monday night they were pulled to safety. hopefully they will get a badge for that. >>> for years we have been told to lay off the salt in meals. but it turns out salt could possibly save your life. . >>> here's something we don't get to see often, the running man. more on her moves just ahead. your lawn is a living, breathing thing. it depends on you. it needs food. you have to feed your lawn. that's a must. i use

back to you. >> all right, thank you kai. apparently the baltimore district attorney is still weighing in on if hate charges will be filed. >>> vic, gary williams was overcome with emotional and in the verge of tears throughout his press conference. now he's ready for a change. one more grand entrance to announce that it's time for him to exit. fans and players gathered for the goodbye, for 22 years maryland basketball was known as gary land. after a long successful run, gary williams says now it's time for him to go. >> it's just a gut feeling really more than anything else. and it's a time in my life where i have an opportunity to do some things. >> reporter: williams leaves with more victories than any coach in maryland history. he won games, trophies and countless accolades. plus the respect and admiration of many. >> when you think of maryland basketball you think gary williams. it's going to be very strange not having him here. we just wanted to come and say goodbye. >> i think he's going to realize that there's great c

we -- thanks, kay. we have time for some questions, and we do have a microphone, i think. so if you could wait for the mic to be delivered and just identify yourself, that would be great. we'll start over here on the left side. >> kay, this is your friend, amy. >> hello, amy. >> i teach at penn law school, and i wanted to ask you about a phenomenon that i've actually recently looked into which is that men still overwhelmingly dominate in certain precincts of power and influence. so take, for example, what i call journals of opinion. you know, if you look at the new york review of books, the new republic, all those sorts of publications on the right and the left, the weekly standard, the people who are writing for them are overwhelmingly male, and that's true of the 20-something to 30-something generation. there's a whole body of social science that suggests that even among college graduates men are far more informed, they know more about a range of topics, they are more curious. i just would ask you to comment on whether you think that will continue. >> well, i do, actuall

and repting from the other 9- attack se, the pentag, i'matty kay. erics may be celebrang thdeath of osama bin laden, but does it mark t end for al qaedor the beginni of re attempts to avenge h? >> welcomeo ground zo in new york. it took almostn wholedecade to fin him, and justver half an hour to kill h. osama bin laden,the architect of 9-11, the found of a qaeda, theon of sdi prin, hre at gound zero they are remaining the appalling events that took place alst a decade ago and the was jubilation last night and also in e mornis news readthat he had been fnd and he had been kill. for osama binadenthis is, of course, something th he d managedo evade allhis time. for america, its auge lief. thisperaon lasd just abt 40 minutes. itas extremelyompl, it was ry secret,inde. th most ironi thing about it that it toolace within a mile of a mitary academy in pakistan, thewest point of pakistan wre oma bin laden habeen hidingwithis mily and another family since 06. r all these day's extraordinary events, here is summg up. >> this was e ne americans have waited alm

i'm kai jackson.have details coming up. >>> taking a live look outside, the sun is out but a few clouds linger after last night's storms. will we see any showers this mother's day weekend? meteorologist tim williams has the answer in his first warning weather forecast. >> reporter: good morning i'm mike schuh live at federal hill. it has never looked better. there are a million things to do today. we're going to tell you about how to walk like mad. what that means when eyewitness news continues. >>> good morning, welcome back to eyewitness news saturday morning. i'm gigi barnett. >>> i'm tilluals. it is 48 degrees at bwi marshall, a calm start to the day. a look outside shows we have sunshine out there breaking threw just a few clouds. we have more sun than cloud, more blue sky than clouds. we had storms roll through last night. they have since cleared the area. today looks to be a very nice day. temperatures in the mid-70s, our average high is 71 degrees, we'll be above that with sunshine and blue sk

the bbc's katty kay. msnbc's norah o'donnell and time magazine's michael duffy. president alabama stuck with gas prices, a housing market and a jobs outlook that wobet won't be a big selling point a year from now. but the republicans are helping obama. every one of the top candidates comes with a potentially huge flaw. we're putting them in two groups. first the political liabilities that could be deal breakers. with the republican base. romney has romney care. tim pawlenty, cap and trade. mitch daniels, governor of indiana, supported some tax increases. and john huntsman has, too. he was president obama's ambassador to china and been pro gay rights. then there is the list of likely candidates with big personal history flaws. trouble with independents as well as with the g.o.p. base. newt gingrich, on his third marriage. mitch daniels whose wife divorced him, left him with their in our daughters and then returned three years later and then they remarried. and of course donald trump. howard, this is a strange story. let's start with the personal ones and strange f

i'm katty kay. fit to stand trial. ratko mladic, the man accused of the worst atrocities in the bosnian war will face charges of genocide. >> he is going to be delivered in the next few days. this is the only procedure that we have to respect. >> we'll be reporting from where he is alleged to masterminded the general size. terror in the skies. new details show pilots battle to save an air france jet before it plunked into the ocean two years ago. and changing climates. new york's mayor tells the bbc cities may step in where governments fear to tread. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. mladicla, the former bosnian serb general accused of the worst atrocities in europe since the second world war will be sent to the war crimes trinele at the hague within days. that was the message from is serbia's president tonight who said he would pursue those who helped mladic escape justice for the last 15 years. mladic who was captured yesterday faces 15 charges of war crimes including genocide. his l

kay johnson is at the scene right now joining us by phone. kay, is the danger over? >> it is.is the case. the evacuation has been lifted. air quality around the area has checked out. roads are also -- they were closed earlier, also being opened back up. this fire was really contained to the storage portion of the plant. i'm told by the fire chief that this could have bean whole lot worse because of the chemicals that they were dealing with here at this plant. >> i assume nobody has been hurt. do they know why it started? >> that is also under investigation. no one was hurt. the plant was not operating at the time. but, two firefighters did have to be treated for heat related illnesses. >> ok, thank you so much. that was kay johnson. >>> a lot of us grew up with the food pyramid as a guide post. it's getting a radical makeover. let's find out from elizabeth cohen who joins us by phone. >> reporter: drew, there's been a lot of complaints about the food pyramid so now the federal government is coming up with a new icon, and we're told by the usda that it is a plate, like a dinner

when she went off to do her research she realized, hey, i really don't want this kay taker role. bottom line is men can be as good caretaker as women can be. i think there is an awful lot of emphasis on her. we were talking earlier about newt gingrich and left a few families, i don't think that large panel would be discussing every single incident the same way were he not running for president. i think there's unequal balance put on women. >> the story works out, the man wanted to be the primary caretaker. and because it looks as though the children were taken care of. when the man walks out normally often hard even get child support much less some kind of shared custody. it was hard for me in the beginning to keep responding as a mother and as a woman. i realize that i have this in stinktive response. she did sound selfish in the beginning. as i heard her through, particularly when i heard that the children were being taken care of would not stranded as she went -- she was 17, shouldn't have gotten married. her having to find herself as long as she understands she's got two chil

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does not mr kay's experience show that the prime minister was wrong to claim that he would not cut the >> of course things go wrong in our national health service, which is one of the reasons why i think that we need to reform and modernise it. the fact is, however, that at the last election only one party said that it would increase the nhs in real terms, and that is exactly what we are doing. if the hon. gentleman is worried about nhs cuts, he should have words with his colleagues in wales who are proposing to cut the national health service-not in cash terms, but in real terms-and he should help us to put a stop to that. >> across the country, 2 million families are on waiting lists for social housing. nearly 1 million homes lie empty, and the average age of a first-time buyer is 37. does the prime minister acknowledge that there is a housing crisis in britain, and will the government publish a strategy to tackle it? >> we do acknowledge the very difficult situation that we inherited. house building was at a 60 or 70-year low. we need to introduce ways of ensuring that local communi

presidential historian doris kearns goodwin, the bbc's katty kay, associate editor of "the washington" author of "obama's wars," bob woodward. happy mother's day to you, ladies. i will start with that. bob woodward, what do we now know that we didn't know report? you reported exclusive details over the weekend in "the washington post"? >> well, we know that this was a ten-year hunt that was very frustrating for everyone, at the highest level and at the operational level. but what i think in a way, in the intelligence world that's a triumph of middle management in the culture of persistence of for years taking this raw intercepts, you know, translating, listening, going back, connecting the dots, and then finally discovering and finding someone calling the chief courier for bin laden, who literally had to leave that compound and drive 90 minutes before he could put the battery in his cell phone -- operational security -- and then they found out about that and they said, ah hah, this is the guy we've been chasing for years. >> this guy was not hiding in a cave, and now intelligence offi

kira kay's next story looks at the h.i.v. epidemic in ukraine, which has the highest rate of the disease in europe. >> brown: finally tonight, what's behind microsoft's decision to buy skype? the giant tech company announced today it was purchasing the internet telephone service for $8.5 billion, the largest deal in microsoft's 36-year history. in doing so, it will get access to skype's millions of users worldwide, who log on to communicate by video or phone over the web. to walk us through the deal, we turn to cecilia kang, technology reporter for the "washington post." welcome back. >> thank you. >> brown: $8.5 billion sounds like a a lot of money. >> it is. >> brown: what is behind microsoft's move here? >> microsoft has dominated in the 1990s the p.c.. it's the software giant for the p.c., the personal-computer generation, but it wants to be more relevant for the internet. it particularly wants to be more relevant for smart phones and tablets and the services offered up from these new devices that google and apple are dom

i am united states senator kay bailey hutchinson from texas. with energy prices soaring nationwide, american families are struggling to put gas in their cars and trucks. we have seen the price of food and other goods rise. an overwhelming majority of americans say gas prices are causing financial hardship for their families, and more than half say they of had to make major changes to their budgets and to compensate. unfortunately, rather than work to increase domestic energy production and bring down gas prices, the obama administration is seeking to impose more regulation and taxes on oil and gas companies. this is keeping our own resources out of reach and harding at job creation. their proposals will increase pain at the pump. earlier this week, republicans put a modest bill to increase production on the floor and democrats could not even support that. with gas hovering at around $4 a gallon. republicans have consistently called for greater access to our domestic sources of energy to spur american jobs and to prepare for circumstances we can

i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala live in washington, d.c. today, a moment -- monumental day for our country as the most wanted man is taken out. we're in front of the white house. we talked with several people, a tourist, a man from maryland to came and held a sign with a special message. first, the latest on the death of osama bin laden. the white house says dna confirmed osama bin laden was killed by a team of navy seals who stormed his compound. >> osama bin laden is dead and just this has been done. >> reporter: new details are emerging. president obama made the decision to launch the mission friday. he based it on cia intelligence indicating bin laden was most likely inside the million dollar compound about 35-mile north of islamabad. two u.s. black hawk helicopters swooped in early monday morning. one developed mechanical problems but was able to land. a commander shot bin laden in the head and two others. the raid took 45 minutes. no u.s. military was hurt. bin laden was then buried at sea. >> we won a very significant victory by kill

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every kiss begins with kay. >> sunday is mother's day.g them to makeovers. our friend jaimee zanzinger is special project manager for "women's day" magazine. here to show us how she and her team gave me happy ladies a new look. >> thank you for having me. >> how did you choose these three women? >> every year "women's day" asks our reads are to nominate deserving moms to be made over. and then we choose three from the hundreds of candidates that we get in. and so today we've selected three more moms to treat to a little bit of pampering, and a new look. >> i love it. something every mom deserves. not just on mother's day but it's always a nice time to do it. must have been tough to choose. these ladies look great. our first mom is ashley. >> yes. >> 37, right? >> ashley is 37. she actually works at the dementia unit of an assisted living facility and she has two young sons keith and owen who we're about to meet today. >> who are super cute. that was ashley's before. and you guys go in to this and you have a whole plan. >> ashley loves her

. >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by kay jewelers.ry kiss begins with kay. >> and one of the best parts of being here at churchill downs is getting into interview donna brothers, one of the all-time female money-leading jockeys. one of her great feats is she's best known for saddling up to jockeys for interviews on horseback during nbc's coverage of the kentucky derby. this morning she's taking a chance to ride next to me after a less than popular incident that happened last year here on the backside. >> whoa, cowboy. >> whoa, whoa. okay. >> whoa! >> oh, oh! okay. wow. >> i just decided that i'm not getting on another horse after that. well, actually i did, but this one's a little safer. donna brothers is joining me now. donna? this is much better. i feel much better on these. >> i thought you would like these better. >> what are these called? >> these are equicizers, which the jockeys practice skills on. after my fall from grace i thought it would be better for both of us. >> what are jockeys doing to get ready for the race tomorrow?

kai? >> mark, thank you. mark will also have reaction to players and fans, to gary williams' retirement coming up. >>> four twisters confirmed. the national weather service says a total of eight tornadoes touched down here in maryland last weekend. this is prince george's county, april 27th. tornadoes touched down in allegheny, baltimore, calvert, carol, and montgomery counties in that storm. a lot of damage was done, but luckily, nobody was hurt. here in maryland, the weekend is here. and it's a special one. so we hope the weather works out outside. it's warm and partly sunny with just a slight chance of showers. are temperatures getting back to normal a little bit, tim? >> yeah, they definitely are. four or five minutes after the hour. we're looking at temperatures about a degree or two above. first warning live doppler radar, shows that we have pretty much a calm area out there. we don't have a lot of activity. just a little bit by way of a few showers moving in from the panhandle of west virginia. for the

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kai jackson explains how osama bin laden was found. >> reporter: after a methodical investigation, officials became suspicious of no phone, or internet to his compound. once president oe obama knew it was him, he gave the go. they arrived at a million dollars compound of osama bin laden. >> there was a woman who shielded osama bin laden from the oncoming fire. >> reporter: navy seal forced shot osama bin laden to the head. >> all of a sudden you had to go into plan b and they did it flawlessly. >> reporter: no contact was pakistani officials. osama bin laden was quickly buried at sea but he was identified by one of his wives, dna and facial recognition technology. >>> news of bin been's death spawned celebrations across america. crowds gathered in front of the white house and at annapolis. >> when i think about a decade of watching my kids grow up. it's been phenomenal to be here to witness it. it's a history changing moment. everybody is going to remember for sure. >>> the remaining detainees were turned over to pakistani officials. the united states is trying to determine what if anything

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the judge cleared the jury from the courtroom before kay sipcas ex-boyfriend took the stand. >> was the secret that casey had shared with you that she had been abused by her father? >> no. >> what was the secret that she had shared with you? >> lee anthony tried to sexually abuse her. he tried to feel her up. >> all right, let's move on to mr. george anthony, her father. >> hitting. that's all i can remember. i took it as discipline. >> reporter: george anthony denies those accusations. and while casey's behavior is one thing, her own words are another. from her friend, melissa england, a claim she once overheard casey saying this. >> and as she hung up she said, she kind of flew the phone down in the dash board and just said, "oh my god, i'm such a good liar." >> reporter: and then ricardo morales, another ex-boyfriend, who posted this picture on his myspace page. the caption reads "win her over with chloroform." prosecutors say chloroform was detected in the trunk of casey anthony's car, where they believe the body of her daughter lay decomposing for days. >> why did you post this on

kai reed spoke with them tonight about their experiences and joins us live from the studio. >> they are taking part in the u.s.-star -- pakistan journalism exchange program. this week they received an education they never expected. >> it was like really exciting. >> they are professional journalists from pakistan, visiting the u.s. for journalistic exchange program. there were in washington sees these the only two days into their trip when the announcement came that u.s. forces had killed osama bin laden. >> we are not expecting this news. pakistan is suffering from terrorism and almost 30,000 pakistanis have lost their lives in this war. i could see people from my window gathering and cheering. it was exciting. at the same time, i believe i should have been back in my home country. part of their unique experience is to witness how the news is covered and proceed, thousands of miles from home. >> i think there is a perception in the united states that -- my point of view is that people ask us, are you happy he is gone? as if we has -- have a reason not to be happy about it. >> they will