kimberly gilfol. she is sweeter than strawberry short cake and rides through candy land on a my little pony. i wish who ever put this in the prompter put it in correcterly. and who said, you said .com commentator. she is so sharp that teenage boys use her to widdle their wood. and he knows words like i know thirds. it is my favorite fraction. >> they put the oo -- as in basketball. placing teachers on top of hee hf-haw with proceeds going to charities slash prom committeeses and all droppings with placed in bags and given to bill. see for yourself. >>> who would have a problem with it? you guessed it. my sister's new boyfriend who is a jerk. and peta issued a, quote, action alert against the school district in nava daw which is planning -- in nevada. the dprendz of all things -- the friends of all things four legged, quote. donkeys are forced into loud and confusing environments and may become frightened to protect themselves. reminds me of the lunch i had with john gibson. man it was crazy. >> and ga

i'm kimberly suiters. >> i'm erin gilcrest. the news is juts ahead. a quick look at today's forecast. a beautiful moon out. chuck bell in the storm center 4. that means good things to come? >> if that's what you want, that's what we promise. the moon often looks bigger as it gets closer. it gives the appearance it is bigger. hanging out in space, it doesn't look so big. outside, clear sky. a setting moon. temperatures have taken a tomorrow many, down to 33 degrees right now here in the washington area. 32, fairfax county. 28, manassas, charlestown. martinsburg. >> 35, annapolis, quantico, virginia. nice day, bright and sunny. but it is going to stay on the way cooler than average side of things. high today only up near 50 degrees. anybody who is going outside, the national cherry blossom festival, getting under way today. temperatures in the 40s for that opening ceremony. starts at 4:00. temperatures near 50 degrees. some of our coldest air here in the month of march. complete check of the seven-day in a few more minutes. >> feel good about the sun, c

. >> i'm kimberly suiters in for eun yang. it's monday, march 22, 2010. taking a live look outside. you're waking up to some sprinkles in our area. meteorologist tom kierein joins us live to talk about it. >> all we need is ice cream to put those sprinkles on and we'll be set. >> we had summer time weather over the weekend. not ice cream weather this morning. things have cooled down. we have a low pressure system moving into the region, bringing rain moving from the southwest to the northeast. right now the radar is showing some of that rain activity now passing into howard county out of northern montgomery county and elsewhere we have other sprinkles around the region at this hour, temperature right near 60 degrees. it will stay in the upper 50s to near 60 for the next few hours and then hit the mid-60s this afternoon with a few more passing showers and even maybe thunder showers this afternoon but don't anticipate any severe weather. on tonight maybe a passing shower, perhaps some sprinkles and drizzle after-month, few sprinkles tomorrow morning through midday and sun back tomorro

i'm kimberly suiters. here are the top stories in the news for today. today the d.c. council cozy whether to reprimand marion barry for directing a city contract to a former girlfriend. the council is expected to vote on censuring the mayor and refer the allegations against him to the u.s. attorney's office. >>> a hung jury means one street racer may not see no jail time. one driver has pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter after eight people were killed on the scene. he faces 30 years in the prison. the jury couldn't reach a verdict for the other driver. prosutors say they will retry him in september. >>> general motors is working on its own fix recalling 1.3 million cars because of a power steering issue. the recalled models may become harder to steer when traveling less than 15 miles per hour. >>> this morning secretary of state hillary clinton will travel to santiago with 20 satellite phones and a technician to help with the rescue efforts. chile has asked the u.s. for a field hospital and water purification systems. that's it here in the newsroom. now back to

. >> i'm kimberly suiters in for eun yang. it's monday, march 22, 2010. and you're waking up to a monday morning with light rain out there. >> a little drizzle. let's find out from meteorologist tom kierein what kind of a day we'll have. >> cloudy and damp on this monday morning. looking at the radar we do have somecattered showers across virginia, west virginia, maryland, the district of columbia. they are heading from the south to the north and will be with us here from time to time throughout the rest of the day and tonight and tomorrow morning. right now off to a mild start. temperatures are around 60 degrees all around the region. throughout the day maybe a passing shower, perhaps a few sprinkles from time to time. highs should make it in the mid-60s p.m. a few sprinkles tonight into perhaps midday on tuesday and then some sun back tomorrow afternoon with a blustery northwest wind. cooler, highs in thor 50s. sun returns wednesday and thursday with highs throw mid-60s and morning lows near 40. how is the monday commute? >> doing pretty well. the drive

i'm kimberly guilfoyle.ck to "glenn beck." [ applause ] >> glenn: you know, i want to talk to you about something, we have to decide who we are. the world is going to change. it has nothing to do with obama. it's been coming for a long time. the seeds that we are seeing ready to be harvested have been planted a long, long time ago. entire economies globally are teetering. we're now seeing violence break out in places like greece. i read in the paper this morning that there are fringe elements trying to rally people for armed resistance in alaska. really? about 150 people showed up last week in a meeting of the second amendment constitutional task force. i appreciate your passion, i do. violence is not the answer. we are not these people. we need to be these people, but we are not these people. thomas jefferson was leading fools in the french revolution. it ends in tyranny and guillotines. we must be people of faith, hope and charity. please. violence is not the answer. governor sarah palin was on the top of

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm kimberly suiters. it's sunday, march 21, 2010. the news is just ahead but first a quick look at the forecast witheteorologist justin drabick. . good morning again. >> good morning. we're looking at a great start to this sunday. that's the trend through much of the day today. dry conditions once again. our high temperatures way above average. into the mid-70s over many locations. right now it is a nice start to the day. the sun is up. we're looking at 50 right now at national airport. to the south and west little bit cooler low 40s out towards fairfax and loudoun county. further south in the virginia piedmont 30s right now. chesapeake bay still a little bit warmer in the 50s. so plenty of sun to start the morning. clouds begin to filter in through the afternoon. should make it back to the low 70s. rain holds off after midnight tonit. then a damp monday with cooler temperatures for the rest of the upcoming week. that's all coming up in the complete forecast. >> we'll see you in a few minutes. >>> overnight tragedy in prince george's

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm kimberly suitors.but first a quick look at the forecast. and we have justin in storm center 4. another beauty ahead. >> day four of 70-degree high temperatures across the area. so enjoy. we'll be talking about changes coming up this week. until then, again, a nice morning in you're just waking up right now. current temperatures around the

here now attorneys and fox news analysts kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl.ll right, wiehl, you know, i told you right before the segment i yelled at the ladies. >> scaring us before we go on. >> bill: i don't want any nuances. tell me how you think this will play out. will it get to the supreme court. >> it definitely will get to the supreme court. >> bill: the supreme court will do what? >> i don't think the supreme court will find this unconstitutional. it's such a broad scope under what the commerce clause in the constitution that says anything that impacts economics that goes from one state to the other. so, for example, you can be in idaho but your hospital supplies are coming from arizona, that truck that is taking your supplies impacts commerce clause. >> bill: it seems to me that the attorneys generals filing suits saying you can't punish somebody in this country don't buy something you order them to buy. >> there is a 1992 supreme court decision on point on that. they have an argument on that. >> bailey drexler said exactly that commerce cannot impo

. >> i'm kimberly suiters. straight ahead a major victory for democrats. >> healthcare reform has passed. what's next and what it means for you and your family. >> tiger talks. this morning the golf star answers questions for the first time since the scandal. >> and how to ask for a raise even in a >>> good morning. if you're just wking up, this is "early today." >>> and in sports, after facing one of the biggest scandals in sports history, tiger woods is finally starting to answer some questions. here's nbc's mario solis with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> hi, there. good morning. tiger woods has come out of hiding just days after announcing he'll return to the pga in april. tiger took questions yesterday for the first time in four months. >> i hurt a lot of people, not just my wife. my friends, my colleagues, the public, kids who looked up to me. there were a lot of people at thought i was a different person. i was living a life of a lie, i really was, and i was doing a lot of things, as i sa

. >> i'm kimberly suiters in for eun yang. it's monday, march 22, 2010. taking a live look outside, the capitol dome all lit up on the horizon. done look too rainy out there right now from this vantage point. >> drizzly, i think. let's check in with tom kierein. >> we are getting a few sprinkles right here in wraesh you s -- washington where you blochs of blue that rain. getting a few sprinkles in northern prince george's, montgomery, as well as parts of fairfax, loudoun and prince william counties. scattered showers around the region. temperatures are on the mild side we're in the upper 50s to near 60. now 60 in washington. eastern shore in the mid-50s as well as the mountains now in the mid-50s and getting moderate rain in southern west virginia even pockets of heavy downpours there. that's going to be passing west of washington this morning but later on this afternoon other passing showers and maybe even thunder and that may continue into tonight. then some drizzle perhaps tomorrow morning into midday and sun back tomorrow afternoon upper 50s and mostl

police arrested 26-year-old jennifer sanford and 32-year-old kimberly fleming. investigators say they attacked the player as he was leaving a pub crawl in federal hill saturday night. michael kooser said the stab wounds were so deep he almost bled to death. >> they cut my shirt, it was spraying everywhere. i could see it. leaving dismiss pub crawl was a fund raiser for his flag football team. police are still searching for a male suspect. >> the shooting of a gas station owner is now a murder investigation. 49-year-old william porter died this morning at shock trauma. he was shot in a robbery attempt at a store in the 1600 block of joppa road monday morning. gunman still on the loose. >> there is a $22,000 reward offered for information that solves the murder of a security guard. 38-year-old james ball killed february 20 while trying to breakup an argument by the bank of america building downtown. if you have any information about this case, please call metro crime stoppers at 866-7-lockup. >> baltimore city's homicide rate is down from this time last year. as o

plus say these 2 women jennifer sanford and kimberly fleming along with a male suspect jumped the players leaving the event saturday night. michael cruise says his stab wounds are so severe he is lucky to be alive. >> i got to the point to where i couldn't open my eyes. could barely move. i was shaking real bad. i lost a lot of blood. they said i lost 50% of the blood in my body. they gave me transfusion after transfusion to keep it going. bunch of times i start to break down and wasn't good. >>reporter: he says he does not know his attackers. one of which is still on the run. the 2 women remain in jail tonight. we are live in federal hill, fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> man charged in a triple shooting that left one man dead in west baltimore, baltimore, 35-year-old ted kennedy arrested after police spotted him and chased him on foot. shooting happened last thursday night in the 1500 block of fulton avenue. 23-year-old green was killed. >>> the shooting of a gas station owner is now a murder investigation. 14-year-old william porter died this morning at shock trauma. he was shot in a robbery a

like the one involving kimberly kelsey who said medics refused to take her to the hospital last december. she had to call twice and wound up in an intensive care unit for a week. blame was meted out all around, questions raised about whether citizens are safe. >> i'll not going to sit here and throw 1770 people you were the bus because of mistakes made by four people. >> the vast majority of providers in the field, whether they be firefighters or civilian e.m.s. personnel, are dedicated and committed to providing the service. >>they're detailed protocols that simply were not followed. that have been trained on and the people involved in these cases are experienced people. >> there are still a lot of unanswered questions about why there were no -- there was no paperwork and with refusals to transport and even whether -- than getting around in the snow played a part. >> thank you for that. >>> for now, chief ruben said the case is -- case of the toddler is under criminal investigation by the police department and on the ne edge at 6, another d.c. resident steps forward with complaints with

megyn: kimberly, was it?re, she was back talking with the professor, dropping "f" bombs, and the teacher calls the cops. did the cops do anything wrong? >> no, i think they were totally within their rights to handle the situation in the manner in which they did. the student is the one out of line. they did not do anything wrong to her. she did resist arrest. she was disorderly. she was disrespectful to the teacher and the rest of the students. this cannot be tolerated. you are there to get an education. megyn: jonna, do the police need to take down a student because she is being obnoxious? are the badges and the guns enough to get her to go? >> if we could watch the whole video. she is packing up her backpack as the police are walking in. and boom they are on her and that many the end of the story. let' not forget, there is a difference between civil disobedience and criminal destructiveness. she was questioning a grade. megyn: let's listen. >> all you are doing is make me get constantly more uncomfortable an

kimberly suiters reports. >> lunchtime at columbia heights on 16th street.miles away at west field, the biest high school in virginia. >> i just have grown used to it. >> at columbia heights, there are three lines. >> they serve pizza every day, and it's not that good. >> you don't think it's the most nutritious food? >> no. a greater percentage of kids get their lunch for fr. but the most obvious difference, the west field kids get lots of choices. >> this is our salad bar. >> i think they have a lot of options. they change it every day. >> we have spicy chicken wraps. >> and more than a dozen different ontrays, but cookies. >> how many calories is in there, and how much fat and the protein in there, and if students want that they ask for it. >> they want it too. >> i am trying to keep check on my diet, and find out what i am putting in my body. >> the head says he is working on a program to let kids know what they are eating. >> we will break it down from not only fat, but vitamin a and c. >> i don't eat green apples. >> reporter: it doesn't mean every chi

i'm kimberly suitor. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. a beautiful sunday. quick look at the day's forecast. meteorologist justin drabbic is standing by with bright sunshine out there. >> you can't beat it for the first full official day of the astronomical spring season. temperatures soaring back into the 70s. clouds out there right now. more clouds than yesterday. but we are going to be dealing with temperatures again back up to around 70 degrees. currently, we're in the mid 50s. right now across the area. 53 at reagan national. 51 out to our west. but, again, with the sun we're seeing, climbing back to the upper 60s to the low seventies throughout the afternoon. clouds will thicken up by mid to late afternoon. rain will hold off until after midnight tonight. sun set for this evening, 7: 21, and off and on rain chances throughout monday and we'll see how long that lingers into the upcoming week. details in the complete forecast in a few more minutes. >> awfully nice that the rain will wait until tonight. thank you, jump. >> absolutely. >>> after all the de

. >> 26-year-old jennifer sanford and 32-year-old kimberly fleming charged with attempted murder and police are still searching for a male suspect. kooser did not know any of them. >> ironic it was such a good day and such a horrible night. >> this is the seventh year for the team's pub crawl and said there was never silence until now. he said neither the team nor the bars are to blame. >> talking trying to figure out another way, i guess, to show our apologies joes to the neighborhood. >>well, police had issued a warrant for the male suspect in this case. both female suspects remain locked up tonight. we're 95 federal hill tonight. jeff abell, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> thank you very much. >>we have clouds moved in again today. >> yeah, raining in baltimore. but in for something worse vytas reid here with something worse. >> we have had snow mix in through the evening hours. so rain and snow mixing out there. heavier in the form of snow to the south of the state. over parts of virginia. looking at the hd radar. putting in motion. you can see how it continues to move along the coastal

. >> reporter: kimberly said she went to make her lunch and the next think this, she looked out the kitchen window seeing police and the body in the car. she assumes whoever shot the woman did it inside the vehicle. >> in her car, i think. there s like blood on the window and on the passenger side. i assume she got shot in the car. >> reporter: police were going door-to-door canvassing, asking people what they may have seen. the police don't think the shooting was random. >> witnesses have given us information and we are on the lookout for a black male, 20s to 30s years in age, driving a gold vehicle with the spoiler on the back. >> reporter: it was a bold shooting and the sheer the apparently left his weapon behind. the residents say it was a sawed-off shotgun. >> there was a gun there. >> right -- . >> right about. yeah, between the sidewalk and the cement here. >> reporter: the crime has frightened people live negligent neighborhood. parents were concerned about the kids coming home from school with the gunman on the loose. this teenager got a text from her mother. >> it says when you co

. >> that's right, kimberly.when tiger thought he could come out of the woods his porn star girlfriend veronica daniels also known as jocelyn james claims she got pregnant by tiger twice. one ended in a miscarriage and the other ended in an abortion. >> it is hard when you get pregnant by someone that you know is not going want to be the father you want for your children so that is challenging. >> did you want to have a child by tighe. >>> that was not my plan, not at all. no, i, of course, want to have more children at some point but i wanted to do it the right way. >> so you had unprotected sex with him? >> yes, i did. >> always. >> always. >> veronica daniels better known as jocelyn james was working as a stripper in las vegas when she claims tiger pursued her and made her his mate. >> i met him in vegas at a nightclub i was working at and we saw each other up to the last day of october 4th. >> how often would you see tiger? >> several times a month and he would either come to vegas are i would go to see him.

martha: we're joined by fox news analyst kimberly guilfoil.tragic case that we're looking at here, and there are nine students now who will be facing charges, everything from statutory rape, the football player that she dated i guess is involved in one of those charges, another young man is also charged with that, and then the girls, the teenage girls, who apparently were the ones who caused all of this harassment and all of this pain for this girl, four of them are facing civil rights charges. what do you think of the charges and how apartment they are for what they think happened here? >> actually, i think the charging in this case is spot on, it's actually pretty aggressive, and progressive in terms of these types of cases because enough hasn't been done historically to discourage students from engaging in these acts of essentially terror. it's like organized terror at school by other students which makes it impossible to have a learning environment. and especially for young women, young students that are trying to work through their own se

. >> reporter: the fire started in the front room of the home while kimberly and her daughter, kennedy, were in a bedroom. >> we believe both the mom and the child got up out of the bed. mom going to seek assistance, leaving the child behind in the house. >> reporter: at some point kim tried to break her way back into the burning home to save kennedy. that's when firefighters arrived. >> a few firefighters came and began busting the windows out. they was looking for kennedy. it took them a while, probably about 10, 15 minutes later we realized she had succumbed. >> she was so smart. she was so smart. >> reporter: wilson says her daughter and kennedy were dear friends and that 8 is far too young for a life to end. and the fire department says a smoke alarm in the house that may have alerted the family earlier wasn't working. according to the prince george's county fire ems department, you and your family have a 50% better chance of surviving if you have a working spoke detector in your house. and you should make and practice an evacuation plan. >> so that if an emergency ever does occur

with us, attorneys and fox news analyst kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. i'm a former teacher as you knows. this disturbs me. i had a lot of bullying in my high school when i was there i punished those kids harshly when i found them. but, here, this young girl, this has gone on for a long, long time. internet driven, right. >> no. it wasn't internet driven. some facebooking, and actually facebooking by these kids after she hanged herself as if it was a joke on facebook. most of the activities actually happened on the school grounds. >> bill: face to face? >> face to face. calling her, you know, names i can't name here on the show. throwing beverages at her. following her after school. horrible, horrible things and on the facebook as well. >> bill: let's get to the charges. two of the teenagers are charged with statutory rape which means they had sex with her so the authorities allege. and then they talked about it at the school. i think that was probably. >> right. she had sex with one of them. that was the start of it they made fun of her for that and tau

rates so low they're reaching for the kimberly clarks, the -- some of the drug stocks as a b substitute. >> dan, tell me why that's not true. you're saying people want to reduce volatility, there's a shift in demographics that's causing all these baby boomers to grow more caution and for that reason dif dend stocks are going to continue their bull run? >> i think what you're going to have, this is an equity oriented generation. people aren't going to give up totally on equity. when you're going to see that adjustment in volatility, i agree with paul, people are going to move down the food chain, look for lower volatility stocks and look for the the higher and more secure return. let's face it. we'd all be happy to have an 8% to 10% rate of return right now. if you can look in 4% to 5% from dividends you're right there. >> why would you invest more heavily in cap gains taxes are going up? if your taxes on dividends are going up why would you invest more heavily? could it possibly outweigh that? >> i don't think we're totally done with that. i'm hoping we reach some type of a compromise.

just -- did you see kimberly straussle's piece?here's a couple of extra things in here that went in to interesting, it didn't go in to getting any republicans to sign on. it just went in to getting wavering democrats in line. i mean, even with the executive order did stupak, did he bring seven guys, carl? >> yes. >> and he still only hit 219 with the seven guys that folded their cards. i mean, they -- they folded like a cheap deck. i don't know if that's going to help him on either side of the aisle. >> so what is that song going to sound like now? i'm just a bill headed for reconciliation. >> i don't know. it's just good to know that everything's changed in washington now. you know, hope and change with, you know, no back room dealing or anything had to be done. pure process. >> you saw -- >> pure, bipartisan process. >> you saw the drudge headline, a date which will niv in infirmary. >> in infirmary. >> and your point, by the way, about the debate, sort of being over, maybe not, jim demint is going to introduce legislation this w