miss kay, you are a woman and so is miss kay. katie: thank you. >> she said phil, i stayed with you when you were mean and we were poor. she said now you are kind and we are rich. rich is way better. i am just saying. katie: well, miss kay is great. in fact when we come back we will meet the "duck dynasty" divas, including miss kay. the women join us right after this. >> coming up next -- >> he was the one. i just knew it. i knew that about him. >> how the rural men landed these southern beauties. then what is uncle si's secret? >> hey, when you got it, you got it. >> and later. katie: rural reality feud. >> it is a rural reality showdown, "swamp people" vs. "duck dynasty." showdown, "swamp people" vs. "duck dynasty." katie: you guys have ♪ ♪ let no cupboard ever go bare. the everyday collection. by target. jay and duke talking action figures. my idea. love it! let's see what i say... roll that beautiful bean footage! [ jay ] bush's country style baked beans are slow cooked according to our secret family recipe with specially cur

i love you mary kay and i truly consider you one of my best friends. always in my prayers. teresa. >> this has been a really difficult month, really difficult month. i'm so used to celebrating my birthday, i call it my birthday month. yeah. i would start with, you know, dinner dates with my girlfriends, taking the kids out for crepes and ice cream, just like last year, you know, this year's different. for the rest of my life, i don't ever want to celebrate my birthday again. i've told everyone that. because they were planning on something but i said, no, i don't want to. it's not that important anymore to me. it's just getting older. >>> coming up -- >> becky didn't have that spirit. she didn't take care of numero uno mentality. she had never leave a fallen comrade, even if it cost you your life, which it did. >> clarence butterfield has an emotional moment and mary kay concepcion writes to her deceased son. >> the last time i tucked you in and said good night, i never said good-bye to yesterday's long past. i would have marked the moments if i had kno

kay: right.his one, the fan club christmas card, because they had to send out thousands and thousands, they got somebody else to do the signatures for them. boy: yeah, 'cause they don't exactly look the same. - you're absolutely right. - there's not a curl on that. dead right. and look at the way the "g" is done. - yeah. - that's a good-- yeah. once you've seen quite a lot of them, it's quite easy to tell. but you must tell your mom not to be too disappointed because at least she's got one that's right. and that's actually quite valuable. that would be worth £200. yes, i can say that is paul mccartney's signature and it's real. but how did you get it? that's much more interesting. so the question i always ask clients when they bring things in is: what is the history? or what is the provenance? because that adds a huge amount to the value. well, this was owned by george formby. - the george formby? - my hero, yes. ♪ and as you go to the club... ♪ bruce: star of stage and screen, george formby beca

kai jackson has the efforts to keep criminals out and welcome visitors back in. kai? >> reporter: that's right, denise. residents and business owners in little i takely are stepping -- italy are stepping up in a big way to protect their safety and neighborhood. a restaurant employee is brutally beaten leaving his jaw broken. >> it seemed like they beat him up for kicks. i don't know how you can describe it but for hate. >> reporter: four teenagers have been arrested and are now facing attempted murder charges. the attack stunned residents of the historic neighborhood and now it's prompting action. >> wall the walk look like? wall you be doing? >> well, we will be together. should be about 10 to 15 in each group. >> reporter: she owns calf day gia on high -- cafe gia on high street. she says they've performed a citizens on patrol. they plan to use electronic surveillance and old-fashioned foot patrols to make sure residents and patrons are safe. >> we are the safest community in baltimore and we plan on staying that way. >> reporter: baltimore police say community inte

weapons inspector david kay is joining me. let me begin with you, dr. kay. the job is not just picking up weapons in the ground and looking at a zone or theater. isn't it also looking at these intercepts, listening where you can and gathering evidence and what do you make thus of this evidence that we're hearing about on that part of the american administration? >> you have to realize in this case the inspectors don't have access to that type of information. i was very lucky in iraq both in 1991 and 2003 of having pretty broad access to any intelligence that had been collected. in that case, you certainly make use of it although i will say in 2003 i found the actual intelligence, when we reviewed it carefully and compared it to what it was on the ground, it did not match to what we had been told prior to the war the intelligence said. and i think everyone has understood now that the intelligence methodology of slam dunk intelligence is over and you need to be very careful when this information is released to see what it says and caref carefully analyzed it.

forbath, steady as ever. 3-for-3 on the day for kai forbath.rday, we welcomed home with a luncheon. london fletcher getting the award, ken harvey. >> joe: looks even bigger in a suit. >> chick: robert starting to negotiate his contract. that's the general manager. he might have caught him at the right moment there. >> chick: they have to relax there. >> joe: isn't it wonderful, too with mr. snyder coming in, talking about the women of washington, 51,000 signed up to be a part of women of washington. they will have a party deck over there. >> chick: i think, at some point, no one will notice if we leave the booth. >> joe: they talk about fashion. i love fashion. >> chick: fashion is my friend. >> joe: my wife would argue only because, when i walk out of the closet and walk into the bedroom and i ask robin, what does it look? she says, if you need to ask, then i don't need to answer. so i walk back and try something else. >> chick: john porter now on to kick off for the washington redskins. he has a big leg. the kickoff specialist last year for b

and as gigi barnett explains, kai says yes. it a challenge for chefs to keep the dishes that keep customers like kai coming back. >> ever try bison with mashed potatoes? or maybe a pulled pork slider, topped with crispy onions? how about home made soup. >> i had at least two whole crabs in my tiny cup. sounds fabulous. >> yes, it does sound so good. >> i know one thing. people are checking their diets at the door. >> reporter: that's a good thing. because baltimore county's restaurant week begins this week. >> it's not really a week. it's a 17-day celebration. >> reporter: baltimore county chief of staff don muller says residents in the county generate more than $1 billion every year. only second behind front gomry county. and it was only three years ago that the culinary event was created. and this year, a record number of restaurants are bringing their a game. >> we're here to show out and make sure people keep coming back. >> reporter: brian harrison is the executive chef at barrett's grill in hunt valley. he says it's resta

that's how kay first came to our board and now is a very active board member. >> thank you very much for being here and what you're doing. >> thank you for having us and thank you for tackling this subject. >> appreciate the opportunity. >> and we do have to take another break. >>> and when we come back we're going to actually meet somebody who survive add jump on the bridge. now he has turned around his life. so sta >>> welcome back to "beyond the headlines." we've been talking about the devastating impact suicide has on our friends, families and communities, and what we could do to prevent it. joining me in the studio now is kevin hines and several years ago, this is an unbelievable story. he went over the golden gate bridge with the intent to kill himself. miraculously he survived, is here is thriving a global speaker and author and outspoken advocate for mental health. i'm happy to see you here happy and in person. >> i'm happy to be here in more ways than one. >> this is the book. a great title "cracked: not broken." you say your dad came up with it? >> my dad came up with it. >

kay, thank you for your insight. dreamt kay, thanks again. >>> george zimmerman's attorneys want some of hess legal fees to be pained. they're expected to ask the state of florida to pay up as much as $300,000, and the state has a law that says it has to do so. it's not the fees for the lawyers, make no mistake. they say they worked almost pro bono on this, but since zimmerman was acquitted, the defense can ask to be reimbursed for some of the expenses of trial, like reports and experts, et cetera. >>> a stunning report says the iconic 1973 battle of the sexes tennis match between billie jean killing and bobby riggs could have in fact been rigged. 50 million people tuned in to watch king defeat riggs. an espn report says that riggs may have thrown that match to settle a gambling debt with the mob. billie jean king says the report is ridiculous and simply sour grapes. >>> victims and family members of those killed in the ft. hood kill rampage are getting a chance to face down their family's killers, as the man convict

government officials can check bag, can ask people to turn on their laptops and take them and ton physical kay them for and that you if they find something suspicious, they can keep them indefinitely. once official tells me we never have less freedom than when crossing an international border here. thank you for that report.

for re-election, even the ones in vulnerable states like mark pryor, senator landrieu in louisiana, kay hagan in louisiana, they can come out and say it was a mistake. i don't think they can do that. >> a lot of them wiggle out of it by saying there are some things we have to fix. others say we have to get patches in there and all of that stuff. what do you think of that? >> we'll hear them say this is a complex bill, big bills in the past like social security and

. >>> hi, i'm kai jackson. mary is off. here's what people are talking about. the mob boss carried out executions himself and now james whitey bulger will likely spend the rest of his life in prison. >> the jury found 83-year-old james whitey bulger guilty of 11 murders as well as racketeering and conspiracy. he showed no emotion as the decision was read capping a 2 month trial. for two decades bulger was one of the most feared men in boston as leader of the crime family, the winter hill game. he was accused of participating in 19 murders in the 1970s and 80s. in 1994 he evaded arrest and fled to boston after a former fbi agent tipped him off. he spent the next 16 years on the run. his freedom ended in 2011 when agents caught up with him in santa monica, california. he was living with his girlfriend in an apartment that also contained a stash of guns and more than $800,000 in cash. at his trial witnesses testified about seeing bulger shoot, stab and strangle people. he would say nothing in his own defense. he declined to take the witness stand, telling the judg

hilary kay: one is incredibly lucky because the "antiques roadshow" acts as a magnet.t come out of the woodwork to the program. it's amazing. for some the love affair starts young. collecting can be an infectious disease caught in your youth. high time, we thought, to remember some of our youngest visitors to one of britain's oldest shows. our experts have hosted a total of 14 children's specials over the years and it never gets any easier. the old phrase, "never work with children and animals" was what sort of went through my mind. i have to say that my experiences of working with children are absolutely delightful. - i like that one. - you like it too? you'd better do up your shoe down there, yes. kay: working with children, you know there is going to be that moment when you are going to be completely upstaged. you just have to lay back and enjoy it. the history of meccano goes back actually quite a lot further than 19-- - 1901. - that's right! tharp: and also, they don't take you seriously, you know? if you're wrong, they will tell you. mm... it's a risk. the childr

. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what everybody is talking about. >> less than a week after russia grants asylum to edward snowden, president obama says he will not meet one on one with russian president vladimir putin next month. >> reporter: russia granting temporary asylum to edward snowden was not the only reason president obama called off next month's meeting with vladimir putin. but it may have been the last straw. >> we have a lot of fish to fry, if you will, with the russians. we have a lot of issues to engage with the russians. >> reporter: the political snub is the first time in decades an american president has canceled a publicly-announced meeting with the russian leader. >> i think the portrayal of washington is this is kind of a tit for tat. >> they haven't been seeing eye on eye on a range. issues. and this wasn't the right time for a meeting. >> reporter: putin reclaimed the presidency. u.s. russian policy expert says this isn't a permanent. >> i think it signals that we've reached kind of a pa

i'm kai jackson. and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. murder-for-hire trial. today, a whitemarsh woman takes the stand in her own defense. karla porter said she had to have her husband killed before he killed her. william ray porter was killed at the towson gas station he owned in 2010. wjz is live at the towson courthouse. derek valcourt was in court as karla porter testified. >> and at times, she broke down in tears, telling jurors that she endured years of beating. she lived in constant terror and just couldn't take it anymore. >> have you ever seen him before? >> no. >> reporter: during her videotaped police interrogation, karla porter repeatedly lied about her involvement in the murder of her husband ray, at first, blaming a robber. but eventually, she confessed to planning his assassination. >> i just wanted somebody to hit him. i didn't want this to happen, i really didn't. >> what happened, karla? >> he was just being really mean. >> reporter: porter now admits she enlisted the help of several people, including members of her family, to hire hitman wal

reporting from washington, i am katty kay. as the world relate -- waits for a response to the theory and attack, forces are ready. >> we are ready to go. >> we are ready to go. order does come, what would military action look like? tonight, we assess the actions. a dream.id he had but 50 years after martin luther king delivered his famous speech, how much of it has come true? welcome to our viewers on public television in america and elsewhere around the globe. the u.s. is ready to launch a military strike against theory at a moments notice. that is what the defense secretary has told bbc news in an exclusive interview. the remarks came after suspected chemical attacks last week, and today, there was fresh fighting on the ground as the french point into the u.s. with some tough words on their own, saying they will punish those who decide to gas people. we start with our reporter who spoke to secretary chuck hagel. >> all dressed up and nowhere to go. were not able to carry out their work due to snipers, but due to which side,

. >> and i'm kai jackson. a mass -- unknown substance is found outside of congressman elijah cummings' office. monique griego is live with the latest. >> reporter: that substance was found outside the front door to his office. and cummings told us, whoever put it there wanted it to look like a bomb. >>> the office of congressman elijah cummings, at the center of an intense investigation, after a suspicious material is found at the building. according to cummings with military experience, arrived and noticed a putty-like material around the door. >> she noticed that there was something that gave the appearance of plastic explosive devices in 10 various places around the door. >> reporter: no one was allowed inside the building as baltimore fire and the fbi tested the material and scoured the area for any other crucial evidence. >> determined that it was not an explosive device. but it was made to appear that way, and that there were apparently some type of wiring connected to it. >> reporter: the fbi confirmed,

i'm kai jackson reporting, back to you. >>> thank you kai. they plan to hire an outside security firm to patrol their streets. >>> also in this city, the controversial harbor point development deal is one step closer to being approved this morning. this after the city council gave preliminary approval to the $107 million in public financing for the project, which will be built along the waterfront of fell's point and harbor east. they've been trying to stop the city from giving public money to the developer. the mayor argues it will bring $20 million a year in taxes to the city. >>> adam jones finds himself in the social media spotlight after a opinion's actions during the game over the weekend set him off on twitter. here's jessica kartalija with the story. >> good-bye home run, adam jones a line drive shot to left. >> a 3-run home run sunday afternoon in san fransisco, orioles all star adam jones is having an incredible season until this. after the o's 10-2 win over the giants, jones went on twitter to address a disrespectful fan tweeting i

lookit, i didn't give her anything, 'kay? lookit, you lied to us, 'kay?ur list. i don't like your tone, detective. i was trying to protect her reputation. she going to get a rep for wheezing? so, you brought her home. then what? i stayed with her while she had a smoke and i went to bed. briscoe: what time? uh, i don't know. it was before 2:00. you didn't take her for a quick spin around the back of the limo? no. green: we heard she was at the club, flirting with anything with a heartbeat. yeah? so? that make you jealous? no. that was just kid stuff. well, at 15, she was a kid. you should've thought of that before you took advantage. kaufer: that's enough-- he admits being with her not having sexual relations. fine. then, let him volunteer his blood. absolutely not. green: sammy morris gave blood. he isn't sammy morris. you said you'd cooperate. we have, but on this point i have to listen to our attorneys. all right... we'll have to let the district attorney handle it. kaufer: besides invading the privacy of an individual who hasn't been charged with any c

'kay, let's wire him. he's going in. ed: it gets hot, we can bust that place wide open.ands on deck. (trucks rumble up, doors bang shut) ed: we got razor wire, crash barriers, cameras at every entrance. leah: door's reinforced steel. jules: yeah, no element of surprise. sam: unless we make our own doors. ed: okay, the north wall's got no cams. we stay out of line of sight. breach charges. jules with me. sam, leah, up top. let's move. luke's belt buckle comes with a mic and a gps tracker, so we can hear everything and know where he is at all times. it doesn't show. not unless you're really, really looking for it. kate: they'll ask you what happened with the bomber. you keep your story simple, stick as close to the truth as possible. distress code is "bad deal." luke: okay, yeah, i got it. bad deal. (testing mic) oh, uh, check, check, check, hello, goodbye. good to go. (running footsteps) parker: luke, my team will be outside. if anything goes wrong, you just stay down, we'll get you out safe, okay? do you know what your job in there is, son? bring down the brigadiers. no.

kay, you're saying if if. do you have any historical reference on when an attack has actually happened with u.n. inspectors in the country? >> not that i'm aware of. we've been very fortunate in that regard. it's been close at times in which the inspectors just got out prior to an attack. and this -- people forget this often depends on the host country. whether the syrian will slow them down. it's not a country you can just drive across the border. >> sometimes hussein called permanent guests when he held civilians there in 1991. i want to ask you about the intelligence that we've now come to learn. these intercepts that are specific about instructions from the assad regime about the movement of chemical weapons in order to be ready for an attack. it turns out that some of these intercepts may have come from the israelis. while many people say they are second to none in terms of their spying, how credible is that in the international community? how far does that go to forge that coalition when potentially the

katty kay, though, "the new york times" says it all. yesterday afternoon, a stunning, stunning vote out of parliament. had to be a huge surprise to david cameron as well. obviously as president obama. >> yeah, joe. david cameron really shocked because it was defections within his own party that caused ta defeat and if president obama decides to take action against the assad regime it appears he will be doing so without the support of our two strongest european allies. after an eight-hour debate the british parliament voted to reject a limited strike against syria. >> why is it that our allies in the middle east like saudi emirates, qatar, kuwait and others, cannot take military action, why does it fall on us yet again? >> put simply, is it in britain's national interest to maintain an international taboo about the use of chemical weapons on the battlefield, my argument is question it is. >> i take a question from the scottish national party. >> does he know if there are any plans over the last few days for any military action before nex

mary kay henry, sciu president joins me now.ent, put food on the table, and expect that your children are going to do better than you do. and that promise has been broken. and these fast food workers are standing up for themselves and all of us. >> what are your expectations? how widespread is this going to be across the country? >> it was new york only in november. chicago followed in december. and then nine more cities joined them this spring. so now that it's to 50 in august, i have yet to see where it will go. but i think it's so inspiring that that's why our members and community groups and faith leaders wanted to join these workers and support their very reasonable demand that the profits they helped create for the big three multinationals in this country get reinvested in the work they do every day. >> you know, the numbers are pretty interesting. more than 42% of restaurant and fast food employees are over the age of 25 and have at least some college education. 753,000 have a bachelor's degree or higher. so we're not tal

kay, we've been talking about those weapons inspectors.eople on the ground, actually looking for this kind of forensic evidence. and i'm now wondering if it is a fool's errand and if it matters whatsoever what these inspectors find when you hear the rhetoric that we're hearing now. >> i don't think it's a physical's errand. i think it -- it matters. it matters at least politically in the united kingdom, and it should matter here. we have a strong overhang of iraq intelligence that was wrong. and a population that if you look at polling data, is weary of conflicts in the middle east and what to engage in another one. i think the report if indeed it shows that chemical weapons were used will go away to assuaging that matter. the worst situation, i can't really imagine it happening, is the report says we just can't tell whether chemical weapons were used and specifically which ones were used. i think the administration has a problem. >> and again, this is such a big question as to chemical weapons being used and chemical weapons used by whom

joining me now from washington is mary kay henry.ou. >> good to see you. >> walmart and similar large rye tale irs would be forced to pay 50% more than the way we understand it than d.c.'s minimum wage which is at $8.25. what is the argument for such a large increase some of these business might ask? >> i think it's looking at the profits of multinational corporations all across the globe and asking ourselves the question -- can this country afford more and more low wage jobs by multinational corporations who just need to invest a piece of their profits in making sure that people can work hard and be able to feed themselves and their families and that is a basic american promise that has been broken by companies like walmart. >> you've heard the argument, these companies saying, well, you know what we will do? we will pick up and move out of the region and take our jobs with us at the same time. given that we are looking at an economy that is struggling a bit in certain spaces in the country, isn't this a little bit counterproductive

it could help our family. >> that was kai reed reporting. the car in the picture is dark blue. police are not sure what color the suspect's car is. if you miss the car, call them at this number -- 14, 222, 8573. >> state lawmakers are calling for resignation of don dwyer following his latest dui. the anne arundel republican was arrested early tuesday morning after he was pulled over for running erratically. he performed poorly on multiple field sobriety tests. members of his party say the time has come for him to step aside. consider resigning from the leglature. get the help they desperately needs. get his life back on track. >> he is already facing sentencing and october for operating a boat under the influence about all a connection with a collision with another vessel. that incident happened last summer. several people were injured. was sentencedning to 34 years in a military prison. after looking documents, he was convicted on 20 charges, including espionage for leaking secret government documents to wikileaks. manning faced 90 years in prison. he received half the time pr

i'm so pleased to have as my guest today kay brooks. kay is with rnk distributing. is head of product development and education. kay, welcome to the show. >> thank you. thank you so much for having me. >> martha: i can't wait to see what you're gonna share today. >> well, actually, today's project was inspired by a blooper, so... [laughter] so we all have those in our sewing rooms, certainly. and you can see this beautiful pillow that we have here has color behind the fabric. i actually called it "machine-embroidered shadow quilting," but that's quite a mouthful, so i love heirloom quilting also, so... but what i've done is taken embroideries that maybe were not stitched out correctly. have you ever taken an embroidery design out of the hoop before the last color was stitched? >> martha: oh. oh! >> have--you know, little things, or you've stitched the wrong colors, or maybe the color plan didn't turn out like you wanted once you took it out of the hoop, so... but don't throw those things away. i'm gonna give you a great way to use those in this technique, so i think

i'm kai jackson reporting. back to you. >> thank you. again, three tickets sold, two in new jersey and one in minnesota. it's time to check in with relatives. >>> chris davis blasts his 41st homerun of the season as the orioles dominate the padres. j.j. hardy started the birds off on the right foot. he drives the ball to left feel for a solo homerun. in the 8th chris davis delivered one of the longest homeruns ever hit. it traveled 453 feet. a three-run blast as well. the birds beat the padres 10-3. >>> so the ravens are down south. they traveled to tampa yesterday to take on the buccaneers. the defense will make a start. a new group is stepping up to the challenge. >> we got a great group here. i mean, pretty much everybody is capable of going out there and playing and getting the job done. it's going to be interesting. it's going to be a fun year for us. we feel like we can go out there and play with anybody. >> ravens and buccaneers play tonight. the first pre-season game is next thursday when the falcons come to town. >>> of course t

kai has more on the growing controversy from the newsroom. >> reporter: according to our media partner the baltimore sun. the medical examiner still trying to determine how tyrone west t died. west was pulled over for a traffic stop. he resisted arrest and ended up fighting with officers that's when they say he went into medical distress. witnesses say he was hit several times by officers even after he stopped moving. the medical examiner says since west is young and in good health they need to explore all avenues before releases a cause of death. his family is now pushing for answers and waiting for results before taking their next step, back to you. >> thank you, kai. the officers have since been cleared of any wrong doing. >>> and a task force concludes a three month investigation of wrong doing within the anne arundel police department. monique griego has the story. >> reporter: when it comes to wrong doing, the task force did not find deep corruption, only a few people doing the wrong thing. >> it became apparent that the problems within our department required bold actions. >> re

pretty cool. >> when you grow up in a kay c c chaotic, home, okay feels anxiety provoking. she has to reparent herself. create a whole new normal. healthier new normal. it is going to be a tough transition. not to mention the first year of so sobriety, emotional roller coaster. you pull out the substance that helped, in quotes. helped you to calm yourself down. a tool. however unhealthy. but all the emotions tend to bubble to the surface. the first year. a tough year. >> demonstrating the revelation, lindsay was addicted, in 2005, we were on set for confessions of a broken heart, in the video, lindsay directed real life sister, alley and look-alike parents,y created the drama. what a 19-year-old lend sindsay me. >> they have such a different perception of the way i lived my life. if i can use my music video to show people what has gone on as offensive as vulgar as it may be and how volatile and aggressive. that is okay. that happens. i want younger people to know. i would like a little more conclusion with my family, my parents. just for their sake. but i am okay. i'm a tou

only showers well to our west, shenandoah county, north of wood stock, kay upon bridge.s are trying to break up. we have had a disturbance coming through. plenty of moisture lingers across the south and looks like it is swept off as well. temperature tomorrow, hot, humidity, 88°, warmer wednesday at 90. next chance afternoon showers and storms, thursday, temperature of 89. frontal boundary is going to come on through and bring temperatures to reason l mid 80. average is 86°, brian. i think people are going to be complaining about the heat and the new nfl policy. >> thank you. after three weeks of camp at richmond, skins set to return to fedex. scott and lindsey live next. >> welcome out to fedexfield, lindsay murphy, scott smith. there will be a handful of guys not playing, robert griffin iii, operation patience continues. brandon merry weather, josh wilson. we saw trent walking around. he has pads on. >> he said he will play in the pre-season. in the first game week and a half go, redskins starters got 10-15 reps. you are going to see that increase. kirk cousins will le

i'm kai jackson reporting. back to you. >> thank you. maryland's marijuana law goes into effect this october. the state is trying to determine how marijuana will be dispensed. >>> this morning we're learning more about the powerball jackpot winners. the first is paul white from minnesota. he will be pocketing over $58 million million. the second winners from nonlife new jersey, a team of 16 people. >>> the ravens head back to the field for the first time since winning the super bowl. here is sports director mark viviano. >> good morning. well, the ravens remade the roster of the super bowl and after mini camps and 2 weeks of training camp time to see how the new squad stacks up to competition. preseason opener at tampa bay. terrell suggs leading the pregame huddle. veteran chris canty introducing himself to buccaneers quarterback josh freeman. it's a sack. on offense joe flacco start ed at quarterback, played the first quarter, completed seven of nine passes and missed one interception. the guy who picked it off, former raven danny gore.

in the back we have jessica, missy, korie, and kay robertson. look at y'all.>> what doesn't fit? we think the four in the back doesn't fit with the group in the front. >> congratulations on having one of the biggest, probably most unlikely hits that television's ever had. >> we were as surprised as everyone else. >> wow. >> you didn't think it was going to go, right? why would they be interested in red necks like us? >> that's me, exactly what i said. >> agreed. >> who thought it was a good idea? raise your hand? why, willie? >> i'm a business guy, i thought it would help our business to promote our duck calls more. this family is odd, to say the least. >> in a good way, though, in an adorable way. >> one thing that's caught a lot of people's attention, not only are we all turned on to duck hunting, but there's a segment you guys don't shower, which is one of my favorite times to read about. how long do you go during duck hunting season without bathing? >> we do it for a few days just to get in the spirit of the wild. >> get a little crusty. >> my dad does it

>> kai?ht be thinking about nothing or we might be thinking about football or a song we just heard or we might be thinking, man, i don't want to be with you right now. >> ooh. this is a very -- >> i'm sorry i asked him to tell the truth. >> here's something from dee. she asks, how do you get your husband to stand up to his parents for you? >> yes. >> rick? >> oh, that's -- well, see, the thing is that i -- my wife and my parents got along just fine. >> how about you with her parents? >> fine. this is what happened. i met their parents and i said grace. once i said grace, i was in. >> fine, godly young man. >> and my father had a great sense of humor. my wife is white. he nicknamed her light skin and they were cool. >> okay. >> you really got to get with it early. you don't want to wait until you are married and now try to form the relationship, right? you want to get to know them ahead of time. every guy knows you want to meet the dad, get that relationship. with women, it's the same way. >>

but harv, you seem to have a good handle on the kay. what do you think of d.m.x.'s defense?> he's screwed. >> harvey levin, esquire. >> lindsay was with a friend who was arrested earlier this year on eight counts of drug charges. >> how did this guy make the ok friends list? >> that's just a good point to ask, chad. no, that's a really good point. she's supposedly cut out 80 of her 100 friends who are toxic to her. >> he did go to rehab. >> she said she eliminated -- >> he went to rehab as well. >> yeah. you know what it is. you keep the -- >> you're supposed to get rid of some of the friends -- >> what if you need to bond with someone who has similar experience? >> you don't dont know if this guy is reformed. f he slips then you slips. >> it's like your drinking buddy. toxic friends. one starts, you just perpetuate each other. >> you're so screwed. >> listen to people who have addiction problems. [laughter] >> ♪ hot chicks in bikini that's all you need to know yeah ♪ >> those are hot chicks in bikinis, not anybody famous just hot chicks in bikinis. >> alessandra ambrosio is

. >> o-o-o-kay! okay, i need to lie down. >> o-okay. aaah! don't! we eat on this table.an't do that. hold on, hold on. hold on. hold on, hold on. okay. here we go. here we go. here we go. ♪ now go to sleep, little baby okay. come on, sit on this. sit on this. okay, sit right there. it's okay. i got it. sit up on it. okay. okay, hold on. hold on. let me do this. let me do this, 'cause... [ whimpers ] they folded it -- they folded it wrong! okay. >> thank you. >> okay. okay. >> that's sweet. >> okay. it's okay. it's c.j.'s blanket. >> oh, something for my head, something for my head. >> okay. okay. something for the head. something for the head. okay. okay. >> [ moaning ] >> okay? now i lay me down to sleep. i pray my soul to keep... that this baby come out before i wake up! [ screams indistinctly ] >> [ moaning ] >> let me know when you're finished. >> sir, come back, please! somebody's got to catch the baby! >> oh, no, i can't catch the baby. i'm not -- i'm -- i'm -- baby, i'm a fullback. i'm not a receiver. >> shut up, all right? now, look. you are gonna help me deliver

rooftop kay, live look at the embarcadero in san francisco, still kind of hazy sky as the low clouds starting to move over the bay. oakland is 53. 59 in san francisco. los gatos, 56. here is a look at emeryville, santa rosa, 60. 59 in novato. fairfield still at 70 degrees. you guys got to 84 this afternoon. livermore at 62 degrees. golden gate bridge, mist and drizzle later this evening. let's go ahead and take a look at forecast highlights. low clouds and fog and mist and drizzle, get ready for more sunshine and warmer temperatures. warming will be back, temperatures get near normal as we head to the first and middle part of next week. our fall forecast, 11:00 tonight you will see that move out towards the bay by 5:00 in the morning. as soon as it moves in it will back off near the coast by late afternoon. inland sunshine, warmer temperatures. lows tonight will be a little on the cool side with 52 in santa rosa. 54 in san francisco. 56 in livermore. area of low pressure that is bringing the unusually cool temperatures will start to move out of our region, high pressure will build in

kay texans -- katie price was traveling there also. >> no one is hurt in the fire. is cause is still understood investigation. >>> a howard county man convicted of killing his wife will learn his sentence today. robert jarrett was found guilty of second degree murder in the april. her body was found 21 years after she disappeared. he faces up to 30 years in prison. >>> a baltimore county council committee approves a plan to give $107 million to the harbor point development. >> what do we want? >> development. >> what do we want? >> do -- development. >> these protestors were outside city hall. people were given a chance to speak to the committee. the measure goes for another vote on monday. >>> another new e foundation to the harbor opens today. it's the largest reproduction of a pacific coral reef at the national aquarium here. jessica kartalija is live at the black reef exhibit. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon . you know, we really lucked out today. it's absolutely beautiful in here. i want to tell you to take a look at this. check out all these sharks

kai, back to you. and we'll have to wait with baited breath, gigi. >> they tip off thursday. >> gigi was very gracious. i was the first one to ask her. will you ask when ticket goes on sale? >> you have folks who would like to see that. >> they would love it. my two guys, that's also they do is play basketball. it's a good way to showcase our city, too. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news. nightmare over the cleveland house of horrors. comes doubt. and one of ariel castro's victims shows up to watch. >>> caught on tape. a driver takes out a bus stop. but that's not the crazy thing about this story. watch what's next. it will shock you. >>> i'm bob turk. first warning weather center. humid, with a chance of more showers and thundershower activity. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. we'll be right back. it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces w

. >> i know that chair will stay in my home and hopefully pass on to lalana some kay. >> we are just a few weeks away from finding out who will be the next season ofdaing with the stars." >> i really hope we see paula deen hit the floor. that is good timing. who would you like to see? > i would likeo see adam levine a melissa mccarthy. >> good taste there. we are looking into our crystal ball to see who might be hitting the ballroom. >> paula's redemption cans? is khloe' the next stepping kardashian? >> i think they are going to step it up this season. >> "extra" with l the costing clues for the dimensi season. >> paula deen rumored to be on the list, but "us weekly" confirming she will not be on the show. geraldo rivera said thanks, but no thanks, saying he can't for a lot of reasons. former misbama, katherine webb and khloe kardashian both ryan newman nored to be in. >> would you ever do something tars"? >> hell no. i would be out in the first week. former bachlorette took the trophy. but the current bachlorette is not following in her step. >> i don't think it is for me. >> danica

a new hiland town healthy living center, talking about how the affordable kay act is supporting healthcenters. almost $2 million has been made available to the centers to hire staff and people in health care plans. >>> national health center week, the peoples community health center is holding open house events in a number of clinics and doing free health scenings. the event is at washington boulevard. dpe pregnancy testing and die bees screening. >>> batman is coming back to pal mow after his traffic stop, lenny robinson will visit the hospital today arriving in his bat mobile. he will visit patients, families and staff at the ruben institute for advanced oret orthopedics. thousands turned out for the event held in ball mow since 1999. in 2017, it's moving down the road to dc. they are switching venues because of plans to remace the cop -- to replace the convention center and arena. fans are giving thousand about the festivities. >> the people like the same thing, doing the same things. ist a fantastic vibe and feeling. celebrating asian pop culture, music, art, art, an art, anime and

that was mary kay henry, president of the service employees international union at yesterday's mlk'sdent of the united auto workers jimmy settles. >> we should start with jimmy, but mary kay, you were a part of history. >> you're right. >> what was it like yesterday, as an american to be standing where dr. king stood 50 years ago. >> complete inspiration. really unbelievable and the view from the memorial, was breathtaking. >> it had to be so moving. >> yes. >> such a moving day for so many people. >> yes, it was. >> so where do we stand? workers in ford, i saw as we were coming up, there's going to be a big announcement at 10:00, and it's not just the ford logo on that podium, it's ford and uaw, next to each other. you know, arms together as partners. talk about that. >> right. it's a great, great, great day as you know this is a vehicle that is made in mexico and as mr. fields said earlier, it's been a struggle for about ten years and we wanted to make certain that we build that vehicle here. we knew that they either had to expand in mexico or get another plant. we've been negotiat

can cause kay hagan to lose her re-election bid. i think north carolina voters have a surprise coming for them because they ought to be ticked off, really ticked off. >> look at who gets disproportionately affected. the north carolina law will disproportionately affect nonwhite voters who tend to vote democratic. the state's population is 30% nonwhite but look at this, according to the north carolina secretary of state's office, 33% of those who voted early in 2012 were nonwhite. 46% of voters without a state issued photo identification nonwhite. and among voters who registered to vote the last day they cast their ballots, 56% were nonwhite. i think maggie, something else telling is that a college i.d. is not permissible. so i mean, to me that's what exposes this for what it really is. i personally don't have a problem with saying show an i.d. when you vote but you ought to take into consideration what form of identification the folks in that particular community are most likely to possess. if they don't drive cars because they don'

. >> had it not been for ben and for kay, there would have been no woodward and bernstein and maybe the watergate story would have turned out very differently. who knows for sure. >> after the downfall of a president, it's just not washington without "the post." "the washington post" newspaper will no longer be a publicly traded company. it is now a privately held firm controlled by bezos. "post" management will remain in place but for how long depends on jeff bezos. >> billionaires buying up newspapers. should we be worried? should we be optimistic? richard qwest is the host of "qwest means business" and he does mean business. let me start with you. you wrote a great piece talking about why you are so optimistic that jeff bezos is buying "the washington post." you think it's a terrific match. other people are not so optimistic. one critic wrote great journalism has been hijacked by the powerful to spread their personal ideology. explain to me your case. why is this a match made in heaven? >> as you have just seen great powers hijacking newspapers or owning them and pushing their own ag

ecb policy makers met on thursday and agreed to hold the kai rate at 0.5%. afthcy board meeting, ecb president told reporters he expects the key interest rate to stay at the current low level. he said it will be for an extended period of time and maybe cut further. >> monetary policy stands and continues to be geared towards maintaining the degree of monetary accommodation and warranted by the outlook for price stability. and promoting stable money market conditions. it there by provides support and recovery in economic activity in the remaining part of the year and in 2014. >> the earo zone economy remains sluggish. it stood at 12.1% in june. that's the latest in business. i will leave you with a check on markets. . >> next, art across borders. the event held in the inland sea to the west of japan features 200 works of art. this year a new direction features projects linking japan to other asian plants and territories. we have a report from the festival. . >> a spot of this year's program, 100 people came to japan from bangladesh for an exchange of ideas be

. >> happy birthday, miss kay. >> thank you. >> bruce willis is a republican. >> lincoln. link lincoln. >> got to go back 100 years. >> i'm too hurt to talk about what i learned today. nicolle. >> i learned rnc chairman makes a good point about the hillary program. >> i got really shot down there. >> if it's way too early what time is it? >> it is kate's birthday. happy birthday, i love you. >> i love you too. >> can you wave to the camera? wave. >> wave to chuck. >> i need some kids also. >> if it's way too early, it's "morning joe." now, stick around for chuck todd and "the daily rundown." happy birthday. >> summer snub. president obama axing his meeting with president putin. we'll talk to someone who has dealt with the russians for a long time and went to russia with then senator obama, former republican senator dick lugar. also this morning, a deep dive into the legacy of the kennedy clan's matriarch. the long life of rose kennedy which helped shape washington for a generation and beyond. and we got a look at the senate shake-up of 2014. what's going to be out there. a

. >> is lea holding up kay?>> i still get choked up talking about dad. >>> and "modern family's" o jes tyler ferguson takes us to a wedding in the sky. >>> and the star-studded i-dos. >> the vows. >> rst dance. >> and her rock 'n' roll surprise. >>> now, where yahoo! and broadcast meet for 24/7 access to celebrity news "omg! insider." >>> dick van dyke pthe fi from fiery car making the show biz legend a social media sensation at 87. hello, everyone, i'm kevin frazier and theulledews is off tonight and christina mclarty joins me. >>> an interesting player in all this dick's wife arlene, she's half his age, by the way,a andr role did she play into turning this into a top trending story and we're with the good samaritan that pulled dick from the marriage. the actor's close call is ding now. >> after dick van dyke's car explodes in flames. >> i thought he had passed out, tren they yanked me out of the car. >> tv icon dick van dyke pulled from his burning car. >> then it started smoking and then it burnso a crisp. >>

please welcome the head of the service employees international union mary kay henry. thank you for joining us. ( cheers and applause ). okay, all right, let's get this straight. first of all, why are these people striking? the people in fast food shouldn't expect to be getting rich. they're just teenagers working part-time jobs. >> 28-year-old is the average age of these jobs. these jobs are now the jobs that are available to people that lost good middle-class jobs before the recession, and they're trying to make ends meet and are making a demand to make these bad, low-wage jobs, good middle-class jobs so we can get the economy going again. >> stephen: but why should this corporation have to pay these people more than minimum wage? isn't it up to these people to pull themselves up by their own fry baskets. ( laughter ) >> these corporations are making millions and billions of dollars. >> stephen: you have a problem with that. you union people-- let's call a spade a spade here. i'm using a bad word here and i know it might offend you, you're in a union. you union peopl