all come together on one evening in kelly park. >> the restaurants, six restaurants last year and they weren't appetizers. each restaurant had enough food for 100 people. >> a challenge to perform the other one. >> and now in the words of my friends, it is happening july 12th, and more information, find out who is coming and which wines will be poured at this great event. any final thoughts before we get rid of you, dale? >> we're still looking for sponsorships. anyone wants to come out, support the great cause, we'll welcome them as well and many other restaurants or wineries that want to participate in the wonderful event, please give us a call. >> all right. we're going to stay here and get rid of a phil. keep ray here and be joined by our latina vintner on "comunidad de valle." [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley... delicious granola bars made with the best ingredients in nature. nature vall

ktvu's mike mibach is live at kelly park with why clothes led to a confrontation with a ranger at that mike? >> reporter: that's right. tuxes and gowns, that is part of the story. they pull up here, they pay the entrance fee to park. they have one goal, to take that picture that they would remember forever. once they got inside, that is when the story started to turn. >> reporter: lunchtime at san jose's lincoln high school. where teenage love is in the air. the dance was saturday but before they took to the floor -- >> we wanted to take pictures because it is a nice place. >> reporter: and peaceful. with ducks. fountains. fish. as soon as they pulled out their phones to snap a photo in the city park a park ranger said it was time to go. >> she was being pushy. >> reporter: pushy because they did not have the permit required to take a planned photo. asked how much? $100. >> we were like i don't want to pay. we were annoyed. it was frustrating. we just wanted to take pictures. >> it is a public park, right? >> reporter: not quite. >> the permit is required. >> reporter: he says the rang

there's one down in san jose in kelly park. it's an old horse carrie stored that runs around on the weekend. -- car restored that runs around on the weekend. on the one hand, you're in this foggy neighborhood, there's not much insulation. on the other hand, you've got 30 windows, and the sunshine in the day could just make the place broiling. and at night all of those windows let in the cold. so they advised people to put up curtains. they'd have little oil lamps, coal stoves, little oil/coal stoves. but it was a challenge. it was sort of part of the romance i think. it's like camping. >> how long did the fad last? >> the height of it, this all really takes off around 1897, 1898. the height of it is really the turn of the century. 1900 we're talking about 200 cars. after the earthquake in 1906, that's when it starts declining a little bit because more conventional houses start taking over and more people live permanently year-around. they're not just using it as a party pad. so it's after the quake it starts declining a little

. >>> firefighters in san jose made quick work of the grass fire on kelly park. in less than 20 minutes crews had it knocked down. the fire burned about 2 acres, several homeless people tried to put it out but it proved to be a little too much for them. >>> warm weather and windy conditions are fueling all of this weather. >> we can expect the same tomorrow, bill. >> a red flag warning goes into effect tomorrow morning for the solano county area that includes vallejo and fairfield toward vacaville. there's going to be some rain and wind. wind gusts could go 30, 35 miles per hour. it's heating up as well. high pressure is building in. temperatures are on the increase. fire danger goes up. we're going to take a look at your forecast highs as we look into tomorrow. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage. we'll be monitoring conditions tomorrow and we will bring you the latest on fire conditions on air and online. >>> a man has landed in jail instead. he painted a crosswalk on a busy street and it was being used by pedestrians until then. deborah villalon is live t

at sa jose's kelly park. this year, right after the show, to kick off the fund-raiser and community day. and we go from walk to rock. the rock option for st. jude's. this is dawn. this is little julian. dawn visit the the show last week to talk about the concert/action today raising funds for st. jude's in julian's memory of course. you can give to get cool autographed stuff. he signed a guitar, there he is, his guitar is for auction. also, there you go, such from duran duran, the list goes on. very cool stuff. very cool cause. and one more for good karma. head over to the concert area and join the folks for arthritis foundation. something that affects men, women and children for the past three decades. their research helped her quality of life and maybe you can help as well. maybe i can help you out for your morning commute. monday through friday, i'll be right here on "today in the bay." >> a live look right now at the shark tank this morning. a all calm. in a few hours, thousands of fans are expected to cr

jon: carrie, what about it, the fred points out, they found kelly soo park's dna on the victim.these two women never met, how does that happen? >> well, miss park certainly at some point was in that apartment. and we don't know exactly how that the evidence is going to play out or what the defense is going to say with respect to miss park's presence within the apartment but certainly if the forensic evidence is conclusive than she was in that apartment at some time. jon: fred? >> probably like, right before the murder. and the money lines up. this doctor has, was paying this woman hundreds of thousands of dollars. i'll tell you something else, jon. the evidence is that this doctor, i will call him like "dr. no", if he wants to be like james bond, "dr. no" threat the country after the defendant in this got arrested. you know what we call that where i come from? flight is evidence of consciousness of guilt. a lot of this lines up. it is a good circumstantial case but the defense lawyers like carrie will do the best they can but i think in the end it won't be enough. jon: the defen

. >>> firefighters in san jose made quick work of the grass fire on kelly park. in less than 20 minutes crews had it knocked down. the fire burned about 2 acres, several homeless people tried to put it out but it proved to be a little too much for them. >>> warm weather and windy conditions are fueling all of this weather. >> we can expect the same tomorrow, bill. >> a red flag warning goes into effect tomorrow morning for the solano county area that includes vallejo and fairfield toward vacaville. there's going to be some rain and wind. wind gusts could go 30, 35 miles per hour. it's heating up as well. high pressure is building in. temperatures are on the increase. fire danger goes up. we're going to take a look at your forecast highs as we look into tomorrow. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage. we'll be monitoring conditions tomorrow and we will bring you the latest on fire conditions on air and online. >>> a man has landed in jail instead. he painted a crosswalk on a busy street and it was being used by pedestrians until then. deborah villalon is live t

at the same location, in kelly park, also in its second year, what goes great with tacos, thing about it, that's right, accordion. not just accordion, air accordion. yeah. like air guitar. competitors will show off their moves. their drop splits, squeeze syncing. for the u.s. air accordion championships. the technique, stage presence and their airness must be at the forefront. rule number one states the air accordion must be invisible. one thing i'd like to see, in san francisco. i want to show you this picture. you know what this is? that's right, that's paper. that's a typewriter. good old ink and keys. at the san francisco public library, you can see a screening of the typewriter in the 21st century. it's a film about a tool and the people who use, love and repair it. with over 30 interviews across ten states, you'll find this documentary about a machine is really all about the humans at its heart. that's also where we get the current kwerty key board we use. for more, check in with me on "today in the bay." >>> and we are looking live at the shark tank in san jose. shark's backs a

jon: kelly soo park is the accused. re is no relationship between these two women. they didn't know each other. kelly soo park didn't have a motive to strangle julianna reading's. doesn't that ice it in the mind of the jury? hasn't the defense attorney done something to help the prosecution's case there? >> without a doubt. in my opinion, that's a major mistake because the one thing dna evidence does not tell you how it got there, and when it got there. for him to make this concession is a major, major -- >> the medical testimony shows that there was a severe struggle. that is where the dna is. there is no reason for the woman to be in the house to begin with. there is no friendship there. so the prosecutor is probably in pretty good shape. jon: it took more than two years to make an arrest in this case. they didn't have anybody to go on until they made the arrest and apparently all because of dna once again. arthur, joe. >> thank you. jon: jenna? jenna: new fireworks on capitol hill in the irs political profiling scanda

. >> set to begin today in the murder trial of kelly sue park. 27-year-old strangled a model with her bare hand. it killed 21-year-old julia reading in her apartment in 2008 after a doctor dispatched her to threaten the younger women. the doctor was reportedly planning to launch a business with reading's father. so the prospective partnership fell apart days before her death. >> a carriage ride to the prom escort students 23 students were on board. they say their driver richard madison was driving crazy from the start. he jumped a median cut off three drivers then tried dropping them off at the wrong hotel. the tear fied teenagers called parents and cops and they met them there at the prom. >> we got out of the bus or whatever he was like stumbling and his eyes were really red. >> your expectation is what? >> that an adult is going to show up and take good care of your kids. >> madison took a breathalyzer and was raised. he blames mechanical issues for his erratic driving. he's set to appear in court this morning. >> image opening your front door

. >> reporter: this morning, 47-year-old accused murderer, kelly sue park remains free on $3.5 millionail. but that freedom may be temporary, as jury selection is set to begin on monday for park's long-awaited trial, facing murder charges. she's charged with killing model juliana redding in an alleged murder-for-hire plot. 21-year-old redding moved from arizona with hollywood dreams. landing a spread in "maxim" magazine. a small role in an independent movie. two years after beginning her modeling and acting career, redding was found strangled and beaten to death in her santa monica home. prosecutors say park worked for a doctor. but greg jennings pulled out of the deal just days before his daughter's murder. prosecutors say he bragged about park. calling her a female james bond. they say she used threats, intimidation and bullying, acting as the doctor's debt collector. and court documents show that prosecutors show park alleged to receive a $250,000 payment weeks before redding was killed. dna evidence linked park to the crime, according to investigators. defense lawyers argue the rea

businesswoman kelly sue park stands accused of brutally killing an aspiring pod el.the prosecution saying that juliana reading's home showed signs of a fierce struggle, that she was strangled with such force it broke a bone in her neck. mark's fingerprints were found inside the apartment, but the prosecutors said that wasn't the only physical evidence against her. >> there was nobody there but the defendant and juliana reading. the evidence in this case is overwhelming. juliana was calling 911. and guess what? the defendant pulled the phone away from her and hung the phone up. and that's why the defendant's dna is on the cell phone that belongs to juliana reading and was found inside of her home. gregg: well, park's attorney is arguing that his client had no motive whatsoever to kill reading, and he suggested that detectives stopped investigating the crime once they had the dna match. our legal panel will weigh in on that case very shortly. jenna: in the meantime, the benghazi controversy continues to heat up. what we know and still don't know about the deadly terror

her dreams were cut short by this woman, 47-year-old kelly sue park. was hired by this man after her father pulled out a deal five days before redding was killed. the doctor made payments to park totaling more than $250,000 just weeks before redding was killed. however, the doctor, who left the country shortly after park's arrest, has never been charged in this case. park remains free on a $3.5 million bond. her lawyers say she's innocent and that the prosecution should be looking at john gilmore, a former boyfriend of redding's. but prosecutors believe they have a strong case against park, especially since her dna was found not only in the victim's apartment but also on her body. >> if the jury believes the ex-boyfriend was responsible for this killing, there still remains a question, how do we explain ms. park's dna being at the crime scene? >> reporter: the trial is expected to last about three months. unlike other murder cases we've seen recently, like jodi arias or casey anthony, only portions of this trial will be televiset. stephanie elam, los a

the jury deciding the fate of businesswoman kelly sue park.redding in cold blood. according to prosecutors, redding fought desperately for her life, however, park's defense team says their client is innocent. let's bring in former prosecutor and criminal defense attorneys. good to see you both again. tomming, i'm going to -- tom, i'm going to start with you. when the jury asked to hear readbacks, is this typical, or does it signify trouble in the deliberation room? >> well, you know, look, as a defense attorney anytime you have the jury thinking, especially on a case like this where the forensic evidence is very strong, you know, that's a good sign. the longer they deliberate, the more likely it is, they enhance the possibility that there may be one holdout juror that could at least end in an acquittal. so i think that's at least some positive sign for the defense. arthel: fred, who do you think has the most compelling case at this point? >> well, i mean, you know, it may be positive for the defense, but it would be the first positive thing fo

park. congressman william kelly of pennsylvania also promoted the legislation, no doubt eager to please jay cooke, a prominent constituent. cooke undetood the economic benefits for his northepacific raild the senate debated the proposed bill. man: "i have grave doub about the propriety of passing this bill-- why settlers should be excld for a public park? persons would go and settle and cultivate the ground." ( various voices ) "you cannot ltivate that kind of ground." "but if it cannot be occupied and cultivated, "here is a region of country away up in the rocky motains where there are the most wonderful geysers on the face of the earth. it is a very proper bill to pass, and now is the time to enact it." narrator: hayden arranged for members of the house and senate to see photographs by william henry jackson and sketches by moran. jackson recalled, it was his wonderful coloring in pictures of canyons and hot springs that made the convincing argument for their preservation. narrator: moran's paintings dispelled any remaining disbelief about the transcendent wonders of yellowstone and provid

jon: kelly soo park is the name of the accused.ictim taken for a music video in which she appeared. a beautiful woman, her father had been a business partner of a doctor who ended up sending an awful lot of money to -- >> yeah he sent 250,000 as i said earlier to the defendant. then apparently there was a transfer of $100,000 to a relative. >> so, motive. >> in murder-for-hire cases obviously that is always a huge piece of evidence, the money. and by the way a and i want to be careful here the physician apparently is out of the u.s. i don't want to suggest that he's fled but by the same token a lot of news reports are saying, hey he is out of the u.s. >> will i did murder-for-hire cases where the profit was a $5,000. $350,000 that is a good hit. jon: that is going to stick in the jury's mind. we'll keep an eye on that cas jenna: explicit new developments in the fast and furious scandal. what a report calls an attempt to discredit a key whistle-blower. remarkable tails of survival in oklahoma, how a hero teacher saved her fourth gra

. >> reporter: tall and strikingly good-looking, her name is kelly sue park and she's on trial for the1-year-old juliana redding, an aspiring model and actress seen in this music video. ♪ she was found dead in her santa monica home back in 2008 strangled to death. court documents allege park used her bare hands. >> typically women use cars, knives, guns, that type of thing. but strangling is a power assault and that would be unusual for a woman. >> reporter: police called the case a possible murder-for-hire plot. prosecutors say dr. munir uwaydah hired her as his debt collector. a position in which she allegedly threatened and intimidated people. they say uwaydah referred to her as the female james bond. prosecutors allege he ordered the hit on redding after her father backed out of a business deal. they say park received $250,000 from uwaydah. but uwaydah has not been charged in the case. they claim while park has also been linked to redding's murder through dna evidence, john gilmore, redding's boyfriend is really the killer. >> one of the defense tactics is to sort of cloud the issu

the suspect's name is kelly soo park who was originally ordered to stand trial in 2010.rs say park's blood, fingerprints and dna were found at the murder scene including on the victim's neck and the victim was strangled. in pretile hearings they tried to get per mission to up little kate another -- implicate another suspect. one of her previous boyfriends. she ride tried to break into showbusiness. she landed few acting and modeling jobs including a spread in "maxim" magazine. opening statements begin today. jon, we'll keep you posted. jon: rick, thank you. we have former prosecutor and legal analyst lis wiehl and former criminal prosecutor and defense attorney, doug burns. this is interesting. her attorneys are trying to suggest to the judge, the court, the jury there is really this other guy out there, the former boyfriend who is really responsible. >> there was somebody else who did it. it was a hail mary. doug, what you defense lawyers try to do put the blame on somebody else who has no dna there, nothing there there. >> i throw a pass that is able to be caught not j

the prosecutors claim that dna and fingerprints from the woman on the right kelly soo park were foundciate of a doctor that julianne a first dated . joining us right now dan shore a former prosecutor and jennifer brand a trial attorney. thank you both for being with us again. so, dan, these dna and prints found in the apartment, the defense says look this it doesn't prove she killed her, just proved she was in the apartment. there was dna found on the victim's neck. these two didn't know each other. isn't that kind of tough to explain? >> very tough. that is really powerful evidence, the victim is strangled to death and the defendant's dna is on the victim's neck is on a bloody fingerprint, on the victim's cellphone, clothing and the stove in her apartment. they didn't know each other, her dna is all over the place at the crime scene at the time of death, that is really difficult to explain for the defense. patti ann: jennifer it's a complicated case. this woman, park, is allegedly a according to the prosecution sort of like the hit woman, she got several large payments they say from

kelly soo-park is accused of killing model julianne a redding five years ago .hey claim park was essentially a hitman or hit woman in this case who strangled the young woman in retaliation for her father pulling out of a business deal. she was found dead in her apartment back in 2008, an aspiring actress and had a small role in a movie as well as as appearance in maxim magazine. we'll keep you posted on the trial. jon: a series of potentially explosive scandals engulfing the obama administration. the latest bombshell widespread snooping pwaoeu by the justice department. the government seizing two months of cold front tkepbgs phonconfidential phone records including office, home and cellphones calls. what were they after? they won't say. eric holder is conducting a criminal investigation to identify the source of the leak to the "associated press,ing" the agency whose records were seizes. holder is required to personally approve any subpoenas of records from news organizations. the leak under investigation revealed details of a cia operation in yemen stopping an

but her dreams were cut short, prosecutors say, by this woman. 47-year-old kelly sue park.sert park was hired by a physician to kill redding after her father, a pharmacist, pulled out of a business deal with him just five days before she was killed. court documents also allege that the doctor made payments to park totalling more than $250,000 just weeks before redding was killed. however, the doctor who left the country shortly after parks' arrest has never been charged in this case. park remains tree free on a $3. million bond. her lawyers say she's innocent and that prosecution should look at a former boyfriend of redding. they have a strong case against park because her dna was found not only in the victim's apartment but also in her apartment. >> if the jury believes the ex-boyfriend was responsible for this killing, there remains a question how do we explain ms. park's dna being at the crime scene. >> reporter: the trial is expected to last about three months and unlike other murder cases we've seen recently like jodi arias and casey anthony, only portions of this tria

. >> let's switch gears, talk about the murder trial of kelly soo park.o kill redding by a doctor who paid her a quarter million dollars. here is more from los angeles. >> reporter: it took a little less than an hour for the prosecution to outline its case to the seven-man, five-woman jury. prosecutors say they believe kelley soo park killed juliana redding with her bare hands. the assistant county attorney says she can prove it based on dna and a fingerprint found at the crime scene matching the defendant's. >> you will hear, a sample was obtained from the defendant and matched to the samples from julian julianna's tank top, obtained from julianna's neck from the sample obtained from the cell phone. >> reporter: when the defense had its opportunity to present its opening statement to the jury, it did so in just over a minutes's time. there was no motive for killing redding, and forensic evidence did not prove that she was response i believe for her death. >> dna evidence doesn't prove when it got there or how it got there. >> the defense took a hit when

. >> reporter: tall and strikingly good looking, her name is kelly soo park.urder of 21-year-old juliana redding, an aspiring model and actress seen in this music video.nta monica home in 2008, strangled to death. court documents allege park used her bare hands. >> typically women use cars, knives, guns, that type of thing. but strangling is a power assault. that would be unusual for a woman. >> reporter: police call the case a possible murder-for-hire plot. prosecutors say dr. munir-uwaydah fired her as his debt colle position in which she threatened and intimidated people. they say uwaydah referred to her as "the female james bond." prosecutors allege uwaydah ordered the hit on redding after her father backed out of a business deal. they say park received $250,000 from uwaydah, but he has not been charged in the case. while park has also been linked to redding's murder through dna evidence, the defense says john gilmore, redding's boyfriend is really the killer. >> one of the defense tactics is to sort ofloue. they're trying to point the finger at gilmore. >

prosecutors say that kelly sue park was basically a hitman who strong el strangled to death this 21-year-oldn retaliation for her father pulling out of a business deal. the 47-year-old park was allegedly hired by a doctor, and he is a wealthy surgeon who once dated the victim and then became friendly with her father before they launched plans to start a pharmaceutical business together. that business partnership crumbled days before her death in 2008 at her california apartment. that doctor has since fled the country and is now apparently in lebanon. as jury selection gets upped way today prosecutors claim that the alleged hit woman has worked that doctor on at least two other occasions and has been paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to do his dirty work. she has pled guilt not guilty to one count of murder. we will keep you posted. jon: thank you. jenna: we are awaiting the president's joint presentser he's holding with the prime minister of britain david cameron. when that happens we'll pwre you there. we have new reaction to the arrest of a man who described himself as a first responde

to begin in the murder of an aspiring model from tucson of the prosecutors say the 47-year-old kelly sue parker to threaten redding. he was reportedly planning to launch a business with redding's father, but the respective partnership fell apart just days before her death. >>> and a jet making an emergency landing because the pilot got locked out of the cockpit. he took a bathroom break, but the door jammed. when he tried to get back in, even the copilot inside couldn't get the door open. they had to divert the plane so that the door could get fixed. gretchen? >> gretchen: thanks. if you have a sibling you know that as kids the two of you probably shared just about everything. but this is a new one. identical twins set to graduate from college as co-valedictorian. so what's it like to share your college's highest academic honor with your twin sister? let's ask kristy and insist canny, who are the first twins in spellman history to receive this honor. i'm going to keep you straight. kristy, you say you are more outgoing. kirstie, you are more direct and adventureous, but that is where the diff

prosecutors say that alleged hitman kelly sue park was hired by a doctor to kill redding after her father, pulled out of a business deal with him five days before. >> gretchen: she was the ohm person survive a plane crash in 1987 and now is speaking about it for the first time in a new documentary. cecilia crocker says this tattoo of a plane on her wrist is her way of reminding herself where she came from. 154 people were killed when the plane went down in michigan, including crocker's parents and brother. she was only four years old at the time. >> steve: meanwhile, riders on a public bus never saw this. a deer crashes right through the windshield and then it tries to escape through the shattered front window. but failed. the deer stumbles into the back of the bus. the driver eventually stops, opens the door, the deer took off. hasn't been seen since. oh, my goodness. has no idea how glass works. the driver says the deer was scared, but not badly hurt. >> gretchen: wow. so much for frat brothers sticking together. a 19-year-old arizona state university student ended up passed out after d

attorneys office, kelly presser -- -- and robin, -- logging many long hours trying to reach this agreement with caltrans. in addition to fighting to fully fund the development of these parks the city has done a tremendous job in reaching an agreement through a lengthy process for a blended park model, >> i will be hopping on my bike and writing with many kids from sutro and peabody school because this week is right to school week. a number of youngsters and and poster contest but i specially like olivia l -- fifth-grader. showing a bunch of animals writing on their bicycles in front of the golden gate bridge. i love the creativity of bike to school week and the safe route to school effort throughout the city, the whole coalition of dph, ptas and all the advocates of reducing our greenhouse gas emissions are really getting us out of our cars and more into alternative . ways of transportation friday morning, sutro and peabody, really fun and invigorating. if anyone wants to join us contact my office. i also am submitting a million-dollar accept and expand for a few program that the department of the environment has been developing over the years, called bay ren.

kelly kron4 news. tue >> the only evidence participants passed through this part is the people that are still hanging around. and as far as the mess? parks & recreation cut right to it. the street sweepers were on the trail right after the runners. sweeping up the roadway to get it up and running as soon as possible. the starting line was broken down before you knew it. >> i think this city should be commended. >> to up the streets, all of that letter was of cleared up in no time flat and the strikers to it not stopped from getting the job done. they swarmed to the entire park. >> i feel very clean. >> i think it is fairly clean with a sufficient number of garbage cans and what really made a difference is that people respected. >> and i think that if i was finished with my trash. >> some people were even helping. can i do not mind helping >> you make a mess, you clean it up. >> in san francisco, kron 4 news. >> notice the golden gate park sunshine and the entire day. temperatures for on the warm side with 70's the north bay, 87 degrees. fairfield, antioch. here is a live look at san francisco. some of the sea breeze is cranking up. with

it park allows bart officers to ban riders who commit certain types of crimes on their property. kron4's maureen kellyoes into effect tomorrow. >> >>we've had assaults we've had physical violence, verbal violence, threats of killing, dog bites station agents and other bart employees taken a lot of grief over the years.and before this new law.bart police would have to work with district attorneys in the four different counties get stay away orders issued for offenders.here is a book currently banned.for acts of crimes.but that process could take months and in some cases the criminals.if come back. the new law will allow bart prohibition orders.in some cases before waiting for a conviction. this will help us move faster. bart police chief kenton rainey says the new law doesn't just help keep their employees safe.but riders as well. because it could be used against people using violence while committing a cell phone robbery or a purse snatching.on a train or bart property. in addition to being banned for violence or threats of violence people can also be kept away for the system after being arrested for

park drive. there's a look at the west side. this traffic report is brought to you by wynn kelly chefrlt, buick gmc. >>> a string of alarms animalndled. mike schuh has the story. >> good morning. after a public rep ri rimand for its lack of action on animal abuse cases city police find themselves with a slew of cases and a promising new changes. this week four animals were taken in at the shelter from chemical burns on the face to near starvation. the incidents have gotten the attention of animal protectors. the city's sole investigator is overwhelmed. police will announce changes in a couple of days. jessica, back to you. >> thank you. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. up next, the future of airline fees. news and weather any time just by going to cbsbaltimore.com. [ both ] we're foodies. [ both laughing ] but our plants were starving. [ man ] we love to eat. we just didn't know that our plants did, too. then we started using miracle-gro liquafeed every two weeks. now our plants get the food they need while we water. dinner's ready. come and get it. no one goes hungry in this house. so they're bigger, healthier, an

parks are a great place to trip balls. [ laughter ] did you see last night, "dancing with the stars," anybody watch that show? [ applause ] five people. [ laughter ] two of the judges raved about kellieodman did not seem to enjoy. no. in fact, he seemed pretty angry about it. let's take a look at this. >> i expected more than flashing lights and crashing music -- i don't want to see flashing lights and crashing music, i wanted a pasa doble -- [ talking over each other ] >> what are you talking about?! >> you -- you can't talk unless you stand up. -- stuck up your ass. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: he sounds like when alfred is really upset with batman. [ laughter ] [ in british accent ] "if you want to take the batmobile, it's your choice, but if you don't want to, then, i don't care. you know, have a go if you don't want to. [ laughter ] you can tell me you and robin are just friends, but i don't even know, don't lie to me and then pee on my shoes and say it's raining." [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: sounds like a theater show. >> jimmy: speaking of "dancing with the stars," last night's episode had the worst ratings in the history of the show. you can tell "dancing with the stars"

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kelly says she is just too emotional to testify today. she's accused of shooting to death her boyfriend in her college park florida home back in july of 2011ing earlier today and the jury could start deliberations within hours. she is charged with the death of her 46-year-old boy friend. prosecutors save she pulled the trigger. she has claimed self-defense and said her boyfriend committed suicide. this is a really strange one. it's important to know that he had received medical treatment after he had threatened to hurt himself but this was years before. here is what apparently happened. at 4:49am on the morning of h-fp july, 2011, kelly called 911, take a listen to this tape. >> did he shoot himself? >> i don't know what to do? >> listen to me did he shoot himself, yes or no. >> no, no, it was my -- >> who shot him? >> it was an stent, it was an accident. >> did you have the gun? >> i did, but it was an stent. >> okay. i understand it's an accident. where is the gun now? >> in my bedroom. >> reporter: the seemingly conflicting accounts are really the crux of the case in florida. to further complicate matters kelly has allegedly told a resp

kelly chevrolet, buick, gmc. >>> if you're planning to hit the road this memorial day weekend you won't be alone. mike schuh is along 695 and parkille. good morning. >> reporter: good morning . millions of americans are expected to make it out on the roadways these next few days. 35 million travelers are expected nationwide. that number is down by 2% compared to last year. in maryland many head east. ocean city is expecting a robust weekend. over 200,000 visitors expected. advanced bookings are way up. state police will have extra patrols, looking in on those who had too much to drink. i'm mike schuh reporting live from parkville. back to you. >>> one man is dead , another recovering this morning after a garage collapsed at the west field montgomery mall. one worker was pronounced dead. it took rescue teams 4 hours to free the other trapped worker who was air lifted to shock trauma with serious injuries. the cause of the collapse is under investigation. >>> in just a few hours the 2013 class of the u.s. naval academy will graduate and they'll have a special guest speaker. the president is set to address about 1,000 midshipmen wh