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back to you. >> kristin, thank you very much. gary williams will certainly be he ised. >>> up next on 9news now at noon, we're going take you to a ribbon cutting ceremony honoring the legacy of the civil rights pioneer. >>> the economy adds more jobs than expected last month. the i'm alexis christoforous with reaction from wall street. >>> officials held a ribbon cutting ceremony about an hour ago to rename a d. c. library in honor of dr. dorothy iheight. dr. height was a civil rights leader who died last year. the library is on benning road near minnesota avenue in northeast. >>> a grand jury has indicted the woman accused of killing her co-worker inside a bethesda store. investigators say 28-year-old brittany norwood hatched an elaborate plot to cover up her role in killing jayna murray. she was found inside the lululemon athletic store in march. according to police, norwood made up a story about robbers. they now believe that the two women had a fight. >>> the japanese government is calling for the suspension of operations of

a male dominated industry but today a group of women took over one site down in arlington and as kristinisher tells us, the women are giving those guys a run for their money. >> we feel united and strong. we could do anything. >> we are women. >> susan isn't shy when it comes to recruiting for national women build week. >> come on out and build with the women. >> reporter: but this is actually her first time working on a construction site. >> i work in retail. i have to check my ladder first to make sure it is safe. >> reporter: today susan and 30 other women are helping build affordable housing for low income families as part of habitat for humanities women build programs. >> we are mutting up insulation today. it gets in your face and eyes but at the end of the day it washes away an you've done something really well that you're proud of. >> when this building is complete it will house 12 different families and their pictures are scattered all over this construction site just like this one right here. >> i am happy for this day. many, many women credit me. >> this is really great becaus

. >> kristin fisher was there the day it happened and is back there tonight. how does it look night? >> reporter: well, it looks a lot better than it did but there is still a lot of work left to be done here. i mean, remember just 18 days ago right here the water was as high as this table almost and then just behind these posts behind me the water was standing 8 feet high. i'm about 5'6" so you can get a good idea of what water 2.5 higher than my head would look like. but for the most part here the feeling tonight is that things are starting to get back to normal. that is, of course, once you get past a few glaring reminders. a charcoal grill is about as high tech as it gets outside nick's riverside grill. >> we are really basically doing just a simple hamburger. it will be like an outside grill like your barbecue, backyard barbecue. only a little bit nicer and certainly really, really delicious stuff. >> reporter: gregory is one of the owners. >> an enormous amount of work just to get the patios open. never mind the rest of the restaurant. it is even a bigger

. >> i'm kristin fisher at habitat for humanity site in arlington where about 30 women are getting theirands dirty as part of national women build week and we are going to take you inside and let you know how these ladies faired when we come back and by the looks of it i think they are doing fine, right? full story is coming up. >>> coming up new at 6 p.m. >> i'm britany morehouse where a whistle blower lawsuit has been settled against fedex. an employee who used to work here says the company was making money off of 9/11. coming up. ♪ [ female announcer ] if you want to just push messes around, dishcloths are just fine. for a better shot at getting surfaces clean, you'll want bounty extra soft. in this lab test bounty extra soft leaves this surface 3x cleaner than a dishcloth. even with just one sheet. super clean. super soft. bounty extra soft. in the pink pack. and try bounty napkins. rich amador, our capital one commercial banker really rolls up his sleeves to help keep our business growing. he's done hands-on research to better understand our growing cash flow needs. rich, i am very

back to you, derek. >> kristin. poignant, powerful, a father's pain. we appreciate that.hank you. >>> the burial of a local marine sergeant killed in afghanistan comes just one day after the killing of osama bin laden. marine sergeant shawn callahan was 23 years old, lived in brentsville, virginia and buried this morning at arlington national cemetery. callahan was killed on saturday during combat operations in helmand province in afghanistan. he was buried this afternoon. back to you. >> thank you: so just what went into yesterday's operation that resulted in the death of osama bin laden? joining us now is retired air force colonel randy larson. he is the former chairman of military strategy and operations at the national war college and he's a senior fellow at the homeland security policy institute at georgia washington university. colonel larson, thank you so much for coming in here today. >> good to be here. >> as someone who flew hundreds of combat missions, we are talking 400 or so and as a former intelligence officer, how do you rate this operation? >> well, i thin

kristin said she hoped to have her daughter back this morning in el monte.the contra costa county sheriff's department says they are interviewing three people regarding the disappearance of this child in southern california. authorities say kristin told her she put the little one down saturday night and eight hours later, she was gone from her bassinet. the infant wasn't the only child in the hole. her three other siblings were there, but not hurt. the search pulled in 100 law enforcement officials, k-9s and volunteers. this is her mother's friend. >> i'm reading from facebook the here's a quote from kristin saying, "praise the lord. my baby has been found. thank you for all of your prayers." >> reporter: you are looking at a live picture at the contra costa cork sheriff's office this morning. in 30 morning -- at the contra costa county sheriff's office this morning. in 30 minutes, they will give us an update. i want to bring you back to nythen, the small town, where the baby was reported missing. the home is located in a rural area, surrounded by farmland.

. >> reporter: but not so for her parents kristin and rudy gallegos. >> now that everything is settled down. you start questioning everything and looking at everything and wandering about everything. >> reporter: kristin found raven's bassinet empty. the girl's grandmother was arrested later. >> she threw herself a baby shower with mariachi and party, and people brought gifts and strollers. >> reporter: while her parents slept, ramie was taken. >> with grandma in the closet, with grandma behind the door. >> reporter: we found today police found blood stops stops leading from the back door. and the gallegos were interviewed intensively. >> you are picturing blood splatters, when they're saying there's blood on your bassinet, there's blood on your bed there's blood on your floor. >> i just screamed, ramie is not here. he looked and it took him a second to wake up. and he said no i put him in his bed. >> despite the questioning, the family has high praise for law enforce. rudy says he wants to see his mother prosecuted but he also wants to see her get some help. he will be transferred to

just after midnight, kristin road " praise the lord, thank you for all your purse. " let's take a look, at the next coast, a few hours later she updated for status to let friends, family know, we're headed to pick up our beautiful baby. thank you, for the quick work of law enforcement. the last one, a few hours after that. she said " this is probably the longest i've ever been on, i can't wait for my baby to be in my arms. croats >> new details, we are hearing from the family be didn't giant family. they've waited in east hollywood of part in. they're arrested the man in this sketch of gm on the merits. it was a tip from a parole officer that led them to ramirez. he said to be the main aggressor. to date brian's parents and his two sisters spoke outside of s f o general hospital. his sister prays the police department for the hard work. >> our family would like to express our deep gratitude. he said i wanted to give you some information, before you run down the news, at that time my heart dropped. it was a very emotional day yesterday. we're very excited. now the one of the pieces of t

as kristin fisher reports, the women are giving the men a run for their money. >> you feel united anddo anything. we are women. >> reporter: susan isn't shy when it comes to recruiting for national women build week. >> come on out and build with the women. >> reporter: but this is actually her first time working on a construction site. >> i work in retail. i had to check my ladder first to make sure it was safe. >> reporter: today, susan and 30 other women are helping build affordable housing for low income families as part of habitat for humanity's women build program. >> we're putting up insulation today. so we're cutting it, measuring it, and putting it up. it gets in your face, in your eyes, at the end of the day it washes away and you've done something really well that you're proud of. >> reporter: when this building is complete, it will house 12 different families. and their pictures are scattered all over this construction site, just like this one right here, . >> i am happy for this day, many, many women help -- help me. >> this is really great because the satisfaction that yo

make progress towards solutions. >> in urbana, kristin fisher, 9news now. >> don't we all remember aeacher like that? when michelle shearer first started teaching in 2006, there were 11 teachers enrolled. that is now up to 92. >>> all right. after their storybook wedding and long weekend, prince william and his new wife are settling into their new way of life. they decided to hold off on their honeymoon. prince william is going off to work and william and the former kate middleton, now the duchess of cambridge plan to take a honeymoon at a later date. >>> up next, this isn't the hole you usually find in a donut shop. >>> and coming up new at 6:00. >> i'm scott broom in montgomery county where local politicians are backing off their threats to opt out of a controversial federal immigration enforcement program. the details are coming up. >>> and don't forget, we're always on at wusa9.com. stay with us, we'll be right back. >>> a crash left a gaping home in the middle of a duncan donuts shop. investigators say an suv slammed into a taxi in chicago's loop and that sent the suv crashing.

bridesmaids has snl's kristin wig. the reviews have been great, but it's r rated and the question is will guys see that movie? experts say second place at somewhere over $15 million. "priest" is expected to draw many guests and it's not expected to move past $15 million. >>> ashton kutcher is in negotiations to replace charlie sheen on "two and a half men." >>> tabloid has reported william and kate have had a slew of their favorite foods shipped in for their honeymoon including philadelphia cream cheese and brussel sprouts just to name a it is bizarre. >> and this comes to us from bluff, arkansas where communities joined forces to save one house. the waters of the white river rose to record heights, destroying an entire neighborhood. overwhelmed with the destruction, families transformed their frustration into focus. united together, they laid thousands of sand bags, dug motes and built levees. their efforts paid off, guaranteed at least one home in their neighborhood did survive. that's a neighbor. >>> i'm lynn berry,

back to you. >> kristin, are police saying or speculating? was this guy just so bold or was he so stupid that he thought he wouldn't ever get caught at this? >> reporter: i think it is a very real possibility that he really just thought he wouldn't get caught. the place had been deserted for two years and neighbors say no one had been there on a regular basis for quite some time. >> thought they wouldn't get caught. thank you. >>> a police officer now facing felony charges in a growing scandal involving the contra costa narcotics enforcement team. lewis lombardi is charged with several felonies including conspiracy to sell drugs, embezzlement. his commander normal welsh and two other officers face felony charges accused of stealing drugs and trying to resell them. >>> the hearings challenging a proposed gang injunction drew big clouds to the courthouse in oakland. most opposed restricting activities of 40 alleged gang members in the fruit vail neighborhood. the office of the city attorney is defending the injunction in court however there are

kristin dahlgren has our story. >> reporter: a moment almost ten years in the making. >> our country has kept its commitment to see that justice is done, the world is safer, it is a better place because of the death of osama bin laden. >> reporter: the world's most wanted killed not in a remote cave, but a heavily fortified compound just 35 miles north of islamabad, pakistan. president obama gave the attack order friday and early monday morning in pakistan, u.s. special forces moved in. one helicopter making a hard landing as teams came under heavy fire before shooting bin laden and recovering his body. it took less than 40 minutes to bring the justice that 9/11 victims' families have waited so long for. >> it was disbelief mingled with the hope. i had actually despaired of ever finding this day to be a reality. >> reporter: in texas, near president george w. bush's house, crowds hung red, white and blue while the former vice president pradz the ised the op. >> it's been ten years and it's been worth all of that effort. >> reporter: in the midst of celebration there are stark warning

kristin back to you. >> thank you, brett. hopefully we're hearing a victory tonight.dan zimmerman has not won since april 8 and awful on the last two times on the mound, allowing 10 runs in 11 1/3 inning. today he tried to stop that three-game skid, nats hosting the giants, finding themselves down 2-0 early, but they would respond here. bottom of the second, alex core doubles out here, nats 2-1. next inning, bases loaded. matt cain with a wild pitch. just like that we're tied at 2. nats take the lead in the 4th. and rodriguez delivers this play here scoring, nats win 5- 2. >> the biggest thing is that april's over. you know, we're looking forward to the rest of the season. and i think that we have talked about the game where we all decided we're going to start playing baseball. so yeah, we came out with a little different mind set today and it worked out for us. >> the orioles in the windy city, trying to get back to .500. a big fifth inning for the orioles. nick markakis with a base clearing double. that was enough for the day. orioles hold on for the 6-4 win and the

kristin volt abc2 news. >>> that is tonight's hot topic. we want to know how you feel about animal testing and if you think these billboards are effective in getting a message across. log on to abc2news.com/facebook and tell us what you think about this hot topic. >>> obstacles in the road of life are nothing for one local mom. she's overcoming one challenge after another to become a college graduate why not just one but three degrees. a new weight loss trick and all you have to do is place the strip on your tongue. but there's a catch it doesn't dissolve. in fact it has to be season on. >>> 62 degrees at bwi today. not quite our average. normally we're at 70. we granted you 60. we're back with your weekend forecast right after this. . five anne arundel county schools are expected to reopen tomorrow after downed power lines caused a power outage. five schools included chesapeake high school chesapeake bay middle school bod kin and lakeshore elementary schools. we're also told that four baltimore city schools closed early there afternoon bec

supervisor campos: did you want to add something kristin >> i want to echo that on the marketing angle. -- did you want to add something? >> i want to echo that on the marketing angle with nuclear- free. it seems like the energy money and accessing that would be key to looking at the financing, the low income question, the rate payer structure, and all of that. i wonder if there's a sense of timing on that and where that is. >> i am going to ask miss hale if she would like to speak to that. it is an integral part of the program. it is not something we are presenting today. today, we wanted to give you where we're going on the renewable energy portion of the program. in terms of energy efficiency, that is an integral part of the plan. we will provide that at a later time on how we plan on addressing that. that would mean having people use less energy, right? >> i am talking more specifically about the pg&e energy efficiency money. at the state level, we're working to try to get access to that to fund for residency programs. is there a chance that by the time we roll out next summer that

. >> kristine, one is wealthy, the other a movie star. do we have any idea what they are worth?> reporter: because of a prenup, what money is his will remain his. what money is hers will remain hers. but she will likely get about $100,000 a month in alimony and then about $40,000 a month in child support. now, that would be for the couple's two minor children and once those children became older than 18 then that child support would dwindle significantly. also if she goes back to work and starts making money on her own then the $100,000 a month would go down, as well. but what he was telling us is really they probably have an ironclad prenup that designates all of this. if they don't have one, then he says that would likely have been against all advice from their attorneys when they got married. and as for what exactly will happen if they handle this in mediation, then it won't be made public. we won't know any sort of settlement could be completely under wraps. if they go to court, though, then it would be in a public courtroom and we would learn much more but we're thinking th

. >>> now, 9sports with kristin berset. >>> just as it looked like it was falling into place for kevinrug was pulled out from underneath the terps. he flew to las vegas in hopes of wooing shawn miller. instead the pac-10 coach of the year decided to stay in tucson and signed a contract extension. they got a no from notre dame's mike bray telling anderson he is committed to staying with his current team. same goes for pittsburgh's jamie dixon and a couple other coaches. what wasn't supposed to be a long process now leaves university scrambling to fill the shoes of gary williams. chris mooney from richmond's name is being thrown around. a texas a&m coach. we have no idea. anderson and the search committee will review a short list tomorrow morning. >> if you're getting swept by philadelphia to start their current road trip the nationals looking poised to get a sweep of their own after taking the first two from florida. marlins picture sanchez would have none of that striking out a career high 11 batters. nats wrapping up their series with the marlins in the #th marlins up 2-0 and then add

as kristin airs reports likely some determined thieves have other plans for the naval art fact. >> reporter: the 2,000-pound tribute to u.s. naval history had been sitting here completely undisturbed for 90 years until thieves ripped it out leaving a crumbling foundation and a gaping hole in history. >> it was a part of my life actually it has been there longer than me. >> reporter: the massive war relic that punctured lake side park holds a place in his childhood. >> ever since i was a baby i played on that thing. climb in and out. >> reporter: he couldn't have known it then the ring he once used had a storied past. >>> to show the might of u.s. power. >> reporter: imagine the ring actually a gun port as it looked before framing a torpedo on this, one of the first u.s. battleships ever built according to historical accounts the uss maine mysteriously exploded and sank in what have than harbour, 1898 killing -- havana harbour, 1898 kills hundreds sparking a war. >> pieces of the battleship were dispursed all over the country t gun port went up here memorial to the lives lost until. >> like

. >> in urbana, kristin fisher, 9news now. >> when she started teaching in 2006, she had 11 studentsnrolled in ap chemistry. this year there are 92 of them. >>> england's prince charles will take his tour of dc to georgetown university tomorrow. today he visited the u.s. supreme court and then got his hands dirty at the vegetable garden. this garden grows food for low income families living in that same area and people will hope it will draw attention to their urban farm. >> this used to be a baseball diamond and we transformed it into a productive farm that feeds people in the neighborhood. >> prince charles will also visit with the president at the white house tomorrow. >>> the u.s. postal service is struggling financially, but the way the independent postal regulatory commission is going about getting input from customers may have you scratch your head a bit. people can make their case for keeping their local post offices open, but only via e- mail. really? apparently yes. really. >> that's odd, isn't it? >> a little odd. only snail mail. or maybe both. >> or maybe both. >> they p

. >> thank you kristin. >>> a violent weekend left two people dead. alicia ross was shot to death driving home near hilliard park. a 20-year-old relative riding with her was wounded, but not seriously hurt. they are not saying much about the motive but the family says it was a case of mistaken identity. and a stabbing death the night before pushed the rate for deaths this year past the rate of all last year, in the first 6 months there have been 24 homocide as you see, 20 homocide in all of 2010. >>> the hunt continues for nursing student michelle le missing now for three days. he left a class ought kaiser hayward medical center friday night and hasn't been seen since. len ramirez on the one clue police and her family are focused on. >> reporter: a new photo of missing nursing student michelle lee were posted on her sister jocelyn's blog. they found her car with everything in it. how can she drive? it's one of the many questions and concerns of lee's family, friends, and fellow students. >> we're all deeply concerned about michelle le. our thoughts an

kristin airs, cbs5. >>> our coverage of the death of osama bin laden continues. a been a gathering >>> an emotional day around the behave. arguably the most important in the last 10 years. we'll take a taste of opinions coming up. >>> from the cbs5 weather center, we topped out at the low 80s in many of our locations but today will not be the warmest day this workweek. we'll pinpoint that day as "eyewitness news" continues on cbs5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, spot that's been a gathering place for nine-eleven me in past years. >>> well at this hour people are expected to start showing up as a spot that has been a bearing place for 9/11 memorials in past years. mike sugerman on the lafayette overpass and there are some people behind you. the news of bin laden's death though causing kind of a wide spectrum of emotion. >> you're right. it's an emotional day for a lot of people one way or another. we're at the lafayette overpass, the curtola overpass over highway 24 in the small but enthusiastic band has gathered and they are getting a lot of reaction from the traffic on highwa

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russian gas to the fore once again and would demand for gas in europe showing signs of rebounding kristine's is correct how it started and poor's believes the completion of the project is coming at just the right time. the north stream pipeline we land security to germany in particular cities goes there and particularly now that libya's gas exports to europe have been disrupted we find that most of europe the storage capacity so about half full so it will come just in time we see predictions of european gas demand increasing by about one point two percent this year and he may go as far as three percent in the beginning of next year it all depends on the economic recovery and once the economic recovery say we will definitely need the natural gas from that pipeline that's record or light sweet ads to losses after us state report revealed a bigger than expected rise in weekly crude oil inventories plus the u.s. dropped data shows gains in employment in april below forecasts brett is losing over four dollars this hour gold and silver again seeing losses the selloff in silver saw the metal recent

. >> reporter: kristin says he's learned her mother-in-law had been telling friends she was pregnant, even threw herself of baby shower. investigators say yesterday the granddaughter traveled by bus and taxi to the home. >> she made entry into the house. apparently she had some familiaritiy with the home so it was not a difficult task for her and took the baby. >> reporter: she reportedly introduced the house to friends, katrina, her 2.5 week old daughter. recognizing the baby was much openedder, the police were notified. >> reporter: the arrest of his own mother has left him with many questions. not a lot of anger. >> i believe not just put her away and throw away the key, obviously she needs help. >> reporter: as for his mother the woman who had this plan for weeks, she remains in jail tonight in southern california. reporting live tonight here at 9 center, i'm earth homes. >>> several other people are outside searching for a danville teenager. 15-year-old left home on her bike at 7:15 this morning. she showed up at the high school, it's not clear if the sophomore continued any clas

. >> reporter: kristin says he's learned her mother-in-law had been telling friends she was pregnant, even threw herself of baby shower. investigators say yesterday the granddaughter traveled by bus and taxi to the home. >> she made entry into the house. apparently she had some familiaritiy with the home so it was not a difficult task for her and took the baby. >> reporter: she reportedly introduced the house to friends, katrina, her 2.5 week old daughter. recognizing the baby was much openedder, the police were notified. >> reporter: the arrest of his own mother has left him with many questions. not a lot of anger. >> i believe not just put her away and throw away the key, obviously she needs help. >> reporter: as for his mother the woman who had this plan for weeks, she remains in jail tonight in southern california. reporting live tonight here at 9 center, i'm earth homes. >>> several other people are outside searching for a danville teenager. 15-year-old left home on her bike at 7:15 this morning. she showed up at the high school, it's not clear if the sophomore continued any clas

we have live coverage of the race. >> kristin captain is at the starting line, where runners have been 7:00 a.m. always quite the crowd. >> reporter: always an amazing crowd. we have the mighty ducks here. if i can get one of the ducks over here. the mighty ducks, this is the latest movie. it seems like you have a pretty big crowd. how did you organize everybody? >> it was a crack squad of the best of america. chosing for their skating talents and enthusiasm. >> reporter: this year not as much drinking, has it cut down for you? >> roller skates, that's going to be awfully tough getting down the hill. >> yeah, it's already been tough. we'll see how it handles. >> reporter: thanks very much, appreciate your time. let's see that flying v guys. they're going into a flying v formation. the roads might be a little damp out here. we have been getting a little bit of drizzle, but it hasn't dampened the enthusiasm of the runners. that flow slows to a trickle of people. these are the last few running this race. they're going to be going all the way out to the breakers. that race is essentially o

kristin? >> reporter: the families of those two mental me they know there are internal investigations underway but that is virtually all they know. they say oakland police have denied them the basic facts about their relatives deaths. two men with vastly different stories. a 30-year-old with a criminal past who apparently ran from police wednesday night. another man, 39-year-old father of three accused of brandishing a toy gun at authorities back in january. both shot in confrontations with oakland police. >> our loss is just one of many in the oakland community. in the last week two killed last week and two killed yesterday. >> reporter: the families say in both cases police have stone walled any information on the deaths. >> the police do not get to kill somebody on the streets of this country and not have to explain the circumstances of that killing. >> reporter: and yet the family says that is precisely what has happened. in this form letter the chief denied the mother accessed a coroner's

here's kristin wiig in "bridesmaids." >> are you kidding me? man, it's -- hey, buddy.party! yeah, with the best of friends! and i'm going to go down to the river! >> it looks like somebody's really relaxing now. >> yeah. wow. what are you guys talking about up here? >> we're going to -- also coming, too. [ mumbling ] >> oh. and -- ooh. hmm. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh my god. you have to see this movie, "bridesmaids." she's the best. more with kristen wiig, when we get back, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ horns honking ] ♪ i belong ♪ to all that i've been through ♪ ♪ i've been through, i've been through ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] with the goodness of fresh-picked tea leaves, water, and sunshine. new 100% natural lipton iced tea. you are what you tea. lipton -- drink positive. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we are back with kristen wiig. her new movie, "bridesmaids" opens everywhere today. it's getting a-plus reviews. it's a must-see. we were talking during the break about you -- you're just a big music fan. >> yes, huge music fan. >> j

kristin? >> reporter: allen, the suspect in a sex assault and robbery here in the oakland hills still at large this evening. the incident actually happened down the block here on wilton drive. authorities are investigating whether or not the suspect then ran and escaped on one of these trails. a quiet trail in redwood regional park that neighbors fear served as an escape route for a brazen burglar. dogs searched the neighborhood to no avail. >> we have lived here for 40 years. >> reporter: never hearing like something like this happening. >> we are anxious and angry about it. >> reporter: police say it started with the barking of dogs around 3 a.m. the 38-year-old woman who lives in the house got up to see what was wrong and was confronted by an intruder. >> she was robbed of some perm items, some cash and a sexual assault did occur. >> reporter: the suspect had a gun and the entire assault happened while the woman's family slept. >> there were two children in the house. they were not harmed.

kristin? >> reporter: dana, the most recent burglary turned violent this morning. a burglar held a woman at knife point in her own home. across town in south fremont they are worried they are becoming a bull's eye for thieves. for a few frantic hours she feared she would never see her father's prized coin collection again. >> they jumped the fence twice. >> reporter: police think the burglar had been casing the neighborhood knocking on doors when he discovered that the family weren't home he hurled a brick through the window and stepped inside and cleaned them out. >> very surprised and shocked also. >> reporter: residents in well to do south fremont worry burglars are zeroing in on them because it is minutes from a freeway. >> i have never heard of this amount within this short amount of time. >> reporter: in the last month the burglaries have happened in their neighborhood at the rate about one a day. the month before it was even more. >> they became closer and more frequent. >> reporter: so close and so frequent that this woman started creating these windshield

here's kristin wiig in "bridesmaids." >> are you kidding me? man, it's -- hey, buddy.he best of friends! and i'm going to go down to the river! >> it looks like somebody's really relaxing now. >> yeah. wow. what are you guys talking about up here? >> we're going to -- also coming, too. [ mumbling ] >> oh. and -- ooh. hmm. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh my god. you have to see this movie, "bridesmaids." she's the best. more with kristen wiig, when we get back, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ that's the way, uh-huh, uh-huh ♪ ♪ i like it, uh-huh, uh-huh ♪ that's the way, uh-huh, uh-huh ♪ ♪ i like it [ male announcer ] introducing mio -- a revolutionary liquid water enhancer. add a little. add a lot. ♪ for a drink that's just the way you like it. ♪ i like it, uh-huh, uh-huh ♪ that's the way, uh-huh, uh-huh ♪ [ male announcer ] make it yours. make it mio. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] nothing will keep you from magnum. ♪ silky vanilla bean ice cream and rich caramel sauce all covered in thick belgian chocolate. now available for the first time in ameri

the former vice daughter, kristin gore, who is an author."thor," thor himself, chris hemsworth. the latest "dancing with the stars" castoff, the new national school scrabble champions who i will face and conquer. and sir anthony hopkins. we'll also have music from calexico and k.d. lang and the siss boom bang. so please join us next week, too. our first guest tonight is a very beautiful and emmy-nominated actress. she is a former univison hostess, who's married to a former al bundy on the extremely exceptionally funny show "modern family." you can watch it wednesday nights at 9:00 here on abc. please say hello to sofia vergara. [ cheers and applause ] >> hola! hello, jimmy. >> jimmy: you really ran out here. was that to avoid us staring at you? >> i was running? no. >> jimmy: a little bit. can i ask you to please keep your eyes up here when we're talking? thank you. >> look at the handsome crowd you have. >> jimmy: thank you. [ applause ] >> okay, i keep the eyes over there, but you keep them away from here. >> jimmy: i'm going to aim for yo

. >> yeah, i'm getting married and kristin plays my best friend from childhood and then i ask her toress. who looks better in the dress. who's gives the better speech. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it gets insane. >> it gets crazy and ridiculous and funny. >> jimmy: oh gosh, and it's judd apatow. >> yeah, judd apatow produced it, and paul feig directed it. they came up with "freaks and geeks" together and it is kind of a dream come true, match made in heaven, mvp, all-star jam. >> jimmy: it really is. it's super funny. you just watch the whole thing like, god i wish i was at this party. >> i know. >> jimmy: it really looks fun. >> i know. >> jimmy: and there's this one scene, we're going to show this scene. it's you and chris and you're at a diner. i can tell you improvised this. >> yeah. completely. i think we improvised this scene for like five hours. >> jimmy: you just start putting things in your mouth and stuff. and you're eating food, just watch. the great maya rudolph and kristen wigg in "bridesmaids." >> you're a total catch and any guy would be psyched to be a man. >> you should just m

. >> oh, my gosh, so many great songs from rumors and kristin chenowith was back, which everyone lovedcter april. so people are very happy. glee, you restored yourself. yeah, we loved it. >> so i understand matthew morrison is releasing details about an upcoming episode. >> yes. the finale of glee is titled funeral and they've been filming it in new york. he actually gave the interview that it's been very stressful. what we were hearing was that a character is going to die and he confirms that. he actually says there's going to be a death of a character and a relationship death, but the big surprise is that maybe a female -- it may be a female which is all new. we've been hearing it's going to be a guy so the female is new and, of course, tomorrow in the dirty dirty at 6:30 we'll talk about who those names are thrown around. >> one other little tidbit, the prom episode, what do we know about that? >> speaking of leaks, the much hyped prom episode is next week. i think i'll be wearing a prom dress in honor of it and the old keasey corsage. it's next week and much -- and the cheesy corsa

these protesters say that they did not want kristin's to lose faith about the real judgment day.uld mark kron4 news. >> today was a little more cooler than yesterday we saw a pleasant conditions around the bay area. are around the base forforecast shows cloudy and breezy conditions. a string of temperatures into the low '70's, mid-60's around the bay in the upper 60s and the coast. the weather is in a more stable, we will keep the wet weather out of the forecast area today is friday. how >> this is free moving friday on the facebook case. i want to show you how you can get your free movie tickets. we are giving away movie tickets to the, food panda and walnut creek-kung fu and the and walnut creek showing. it will take you to this page, you'll have to register and then leaving get your free movie tickets. visit the kron4 facebook page, if you want to see the special viewing of these movies tomorrow morning for freedom. coming up after the break, we will have a look at a highly anticipated movie coming up this week in you will not want to miss it. ♪ [ rock ] [ chattering ] [ man o

and we ought to be -- kristin is a real expert on this, we should have her answer it.but we should be supporting the government's role in developing soft power as partly public diplomacy in the voa and the various radio stations and so forth. but the most important thing you can do is increase the contact between americans and other parts of society. there's a wonderful statement of walter cronkite's who was a famous broadcaster and which he said the most important part of human communication is not the 6,000 kilometers of distance that you cover, it's the last 3 feet, the face-to-face communication. and the reason is because there's credibility. when you're talking face to face in an interaction with another human being, you judge that person, you assess them, you have a sense if it's credible or not. when you're listening to a broadcast that'sing from the government, you think government has its own reason to tell me what it's saying on the broadcast. i suspect it. so you often lose credibility in those kinds of context. so policy matters. i'm not saying it doesn't,

. >> my name is kristin gordon. i'm a ninth grader at the leadership school, and, oh, yeah. was, like, so you feel really proud that you, like, completed your father's dream. would he be proud that you delivered all those 5,000, a lot of children? did he really want children that bad -- well, obviously, he really wanted a boy. so would he like -- >> you said he really wanted a boy? >> yeah. so how would he feel that you deliver all those children every day? >> well, that's what i do, i deliver lot of babies. but as far as my father was concerned, after all he didn't care when he had boys or girls. he just wanted us, his daughters, to rise above and be educated. and that would be the only way to get us out of the ghetto and into the mainstream. i've always wanted to deliver baby since i was 8 years of age. [applause] just come to the microphone, folks. i'm not going the bite you. just come to the microphone. just come to the microphone. [laughter] >> okay. [laughter] okay. okay. do you think you are ditch digger to your son? >> yes. do i think i'm a ditch digger to my son? i

prosecutors also got help from another unlikely source, former madam kristin davis who infamously outed disgraced new york governor eliot spitzer as client number 9. davis says strauss-kahn was also a client, one with a nasty reputation. >> the girl came back after words and said that he was aggressive and rough and that she didn't want to see him again. if he ever called. >> it's an interesting part of the story. more on that tonight how the madam fits in. interesting detail. strauss-kahn resigned from the imf but does get one of these great bank, you know, golden parachutes, $350,000 up front, $318,000 every year for the rest of his life. >> no matter what, even if he's convicted of this. >> that's right. the question is who gets that money because he may be sitting in jail for the rest of his life if the trial goes the wrong way. >> commonplace to get bail. >> yes, good strong point. most people get bail. not unusual. >> all right there, chris. >>> arnold schwarzenegger may have a new starring role now, an expensive divorce battle and putting his hollywood comeback on hold to deal wi

then he said kristin wiig plays you.talk" for folks who haven't seen it, you should watch here on cbs at 2:00 in most places, what is the best thing about it? it's all about moms sitting around talking about things. >> you know it's not just moms sitting around talking about things. it's girlfriends. you don't have to be like a mom to relate to the show. and you don't have to be a woman to relate to the show. we talk about anything and everything that people are talking about in life. and it's so funny because i was thinking about all right, i used to get paid for a living to work on t"the early show" so people didn't know how i felt about any story i was covering. now i get paid for people at home watching me on "the talk" so they do know how i feel about anything and everything we're talking about. it's odd. >> it's a big shift. are you comfortable with it yet or still finding your place. >> i'm comfortable. in the beginning i don't know, how do i do this? i said to myself, you no know w? just be you. if you get hate m

. >>> we want to hand it back over to kristin studio. >> thank you. early this morning the state department issued a world travel alert for u.s. citizens telling them to expect that the killing of osama bin laden will trigger anti-american attacks. bob joins us from washington. >> good morning. >> are authorities raising terror threat levels? >> reporter: not in the classic sense. we don't do color codes but they are not raising the terror threat level per se but it's true that large sectors of the government, military bases over seas, putting on higher alert, told to keep an eye out. watch for potential retribution, retaliatory attacks. there is nothing we know of that anything is in the pipeline, but it just stands to reason that with bin laden dead that al qaeda and his sympathizers may try to avenge his death. >> that's got to be on everyone's mind. is there any indication how likely potential attack could be? >> reporter: there is no doubt that al qaeda would like to strike. we know that. that's not new per se. but there's actually two tracks her

>> "snl's" kristin wiig and maya rudolph are in a new film called "bridesmaids." >> kristin co-wrotes well. interesting stuff. >>> plus, is autism more prevalent in kids than was originally thought? coming up, a new study that suggests numbers could be twice as high as previous estimates. >> also, in case you missed it yesterday, we made big announcements on "today." my pal, meredith, will be leaving the program in the first week in june. >> boo! >> boo! >> i know, i know. it's all right. it's fine. it's fine. >> ann will be taking her place. >> yay! >> natalie will be replacing ann at the news desk and that means there is an opening in the 9:00 hour. so if you would like to host the 9:00 hour, we are holding -- wait, the job has been filled? already? >> i'm savannah guthrie. >> moving from the white house in washington up to new york city to join us for the 9:00. savannah, welcome. great to have you. excited? >> i'm very excited. i told natalie to show me the ropes. i'm not good at the cooking segments. i'm like, salt and pepper, what do we do with that? >> how about the eating part