of lance corporal.tarted sketching after his first deployment in iraq turping his experience into art. >> i found out there wasn't anything that accurately represented my generation of marines it was really geared towards the older generation. >> reporter: terminal lance pokes fun at the marine corps in a satirical way, joking abut the food or serious, use, training and promotions. were you worried you were going to get push back. >> yeah, yeah, every day i thought i was going to get in trouble for it. >> reporter: especially when he makes fun of those in command because even retired marine corps four star general john f. kelly reads max's comics. >> because i was once a terminal lance. i get more of a chuckle than a lot will. it expresses frustration. it expresses lack of understanding. it expresses a lot of emotions. but i think it is almost always spot on. no longer on active duty, max spends his days, sketching every combing by hand. drawing on his own experience to tackle tough issues. >> this stri

this bill names a post office a few miles from my home after lance corporal garrett gameable, united states marine corps. garrett died defending our freedom on march 11, 2010. in afghanistan. he was 20 years young. garrett died before i could meet him, but i'll never forget him because of the stories i was old after god called him home. his mother, shel, told me about a 10-year-old boy who got very angry when he saw those towers fall, the plane crash into the pentagon, the plane go down in rural pennsylvania, 9/11. never wanted to see his homeland attacked like that again. the drive to join the marine corps had started and that drive would never end. evil. wanted to destroy he knows that joining the marine corps was his calling. he saw heinous evil firsthand. garrett and some marines were on a foot patrol in a small afghan village. garrett must have flashed that big smile because a young afghan boy waved at garrett. garrett waved back and held up a small mint for the boy to have. the boy walked up slowly, took the mint, and ran to his father to show him what the americans had given h

that prompted louisiana state representative lance harris to draft what's become known as the blue lives matter bill. >> this, i think, it just a rudimentary thing that we ought to do to protect those that are protecting us. >> reporter: the bill would expand louisiana's hate crime statute beyond race and gender to include the targeting of police officers, firefighters, and ems personnel. the penalty? five years in prison, or a maximum fine of $5,000. the state legislature passed the bill almost unanimously. now the governor says he'll sign it. but critics argue the bill confuses the purpose of hate crime laws. >> law enforcement and ems are not parts of people's forever identities and should not be included in the hate crimes bill. >> reporter: the black lives matter movement exploded after the police shooting of michael brown in ferguson. one of the organizers said the louisiana bill dilutes the power of hate crime legislation. >> if everyone is a protected class, then really no one is a protected class. >> reporter: overall fatal shootings of law enforcement personnel have decreased s

lance harris, thanks so much for joining us. chairman, what made you think that we really needed this legislation? >> well, several things. when you look at all the news reports that are happening around the country now where officers are being attacked, especially in the last one in houston, officer goforth, i felt it was necessary that we put something in place in louisiana to protect those that are protecting us. you read every day where there's a lot of terrorizing going on. there's a small group of people that have a concerted e really terrorize our officers and do the things to kind of disrupt them in their day-to-day activities. i thought it was a good time and a very good step and long overdue to include officers and first responders in our ate crime statute. >> you had 9 officers killed in louisiana in 2015. there's a sentiment now of lack

of lance corporal.is first deployment in iraq, turning his experience into art. >> i found out there wasn't anything that accurately represented sort of my generation of marines. it was really geared toward the older generation, semper fi. >> reporter: "terminal lance" pokes fun at the marine corps in joking about the food or serious issues like training and promotions. were you worried about pushback? >> yeah. every day i thought i would get it trouble for it. >> reporter: especially when he makes fun of those in command. even retired marine corps four-star general kelly was a terminal lance. >> it expresses frustration, lack of understanding, it ex-tresses a lot of different emotions. i think it's almost always spot on. >> reporter: no longer on active duty, max now spends his days sketching every comic by hand, drawing on his own experience to tackle tough issues. >> and this strip i wanted to talk about the general apathy that your civilian friends back home have toward your marine corps experience.

. >> it's the performance enhancing drug that ended lance armstrong's career, how it's showing promise in ending brain damage. >>> highway 4 will be okay. we have word of a problem affects lines in san jose. >>> thunderstorm's developed yesterday up north. it will be our opportunity, we'll have more on that and see where they might fire up. hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. . >>> welcome back. it is 4:43. a breakthrough that could affect thousands of babies that suffer from oxygen deprivation at birth. it has been around a while. a family that was part of the research. >>> she's almost two, and her parents call her a miracle. >> it was like a nightmare at the moment. >> she was born not breathing after her mom's labor was a emergency c-section. >> she was asking to me, is everything okay. i can't hear her crying. >> everything is great, don't worry. >>

lance from new jersey. i rise in support of my legislation, h.r. 4976, the opioids review modernization act. this is a growing epidemic especially in the communities i represent in the lower hudson valley of new york. after more than 55 town halls with my neighbors across the hudson valley in the last 3 1/2 years, there is no subject i have heard more in visits throughout communities. i hear heartbreaking stories of addiction and of loss. and we have had far too many funerals. i talked to cynthia and she said her son is struggling and can't find a meeting locally. a woman from samantha said she is worried about the lack of options. patricia in warwick, has said the facilities there lack the basic necessities for treating addictslike her son. we have shortage of beds. in duchess county, new york, alone we have seen 160% increase in the number of drug overdoses since 2009. this epidemic is being felt nationwide. it doesn't care about the color of your skin or size of your paycheck. deaths have more than tripl

i needed free-lance work but every free-lance assignment coming my way, despite my history was about film, all of the free-lance offers were can you write about your sex life and i had no sex life. but it was like a cartoon and someone looking at a cow and the thought bubble is a hamburger. i thought to be a young professional woman with a pen, the height of sex and the city, i was a hamburger except the hamburger is the young woman who might have an interesting sex life. even though i did not. people didn't know what to make of the women living in different patterns except to hypersexualize them. and later than kate i had already sold my book, you know, many years later i sold my book about a contemporary phenomenal. here are these numbers that are unprecedented and it never happened in american history. i had a few sentences like i will look at the history of the single women in the united states which i am sure had to do with the salem witch trials. i sold the book and it would be written in a year. as i began to do research and d discovered most of the witches were single or wido

lance: thank you. mr. locke, as a sports monitoring service and many legal international sports wagering jurisdictions, can you walk us through how your technology works to protect the integrity of sport? is usage of this technology required in most legal sports wagering jurisdictions? mr. locke: sure. the technology is we operate in two -- in two distinct areas. the first is around the technology play which allows us to aggregate and monitor betting internationally. what we do is we model how we expect sports events to look on a mathematical basis and then what we do is overlay what is actually going on in the international betting markets in a live experiment with that. the way we work is we provide factual data on any anomalies, any differences to what we would expect that could indicate issues that need to be looked at. also, from a technology point of view, what we do is work with the sports to identify correlated risk. for example, if you're seeing anomalies with particular players and umpires or off

one of the performance- enhancing substances that god lance armstrong banned from racing. >> i'll spend the rest of my life trying to apologize to people. >> reporter: it boosted his red blood cells, brought oxygen to his muscles. >> so it has been used and abused in that way. but what we're studying is how you. works on the brain which is completely different and separate. >> reporter: a study more successful than researchers imagined. this drug approved decades ago to treat anemia was given to very sick oxygen deprived newborns. >> if there's injury, parts of the brain light up. >> reporter: brain scans showed minimal or no damage. >> this is a deep part of the brain that's important for controlling motor skills. >> reporter: babies who got the placebo still showed the effects that could keep them from developing and learning and in worst cases kill them. treatment until now has been cooling newborns for if you day and then warming them to stave off brain damage. at epo to that approach could become widespread once more research is done with more infants. >> i think that's why it's ur

lance: thank you. mr. locke, as a sports monitoring service and many legal international sports wagering jurisdictions, can you walk us through how your technology works to protect the integrity of sport? is usage of this technology required in most legal sports wagering jurisdictions? mr. locke: sure. the technology is we operate in two -- in two distinct areas. the first is around the technology pray which allows us to aggregate and monitor betting loins internationally. technology play which allows us to aggregate the monitor betting internationally. what we do is we model how we expect sports events to look on a mathematical basis and then what we do is overlay what is actually going on in the international betting markets in a live experiment with that. the way we work is we provide factual data on any anomalies, any differences to what we would expect that could indicate issues that need to be looked at. also, from a technology point of view, what we do is work with the sports to identify correlated

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. >> it's a performance enhancing drug that ended lance armstrong's cycling career. . >>> good morninglooking at the san francisco commute. so far so good on northbound 101. looks all right. we'll tell you more about this and other commutes this thursday morning. >>> most of the morning commute should be fine. thunderstorms up in the sierra. we'll look at that. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. w

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lance: thank you. mr. locke, as a sports monitoring service and many legal international sports wagering jurisdictions, can you walk us through how your technology works to protect the integrity of sport? is usage of this technology required in most legal sports wagering jurisdictions? mr. locke: sure. the technology is we operate in two -- in two distinct areas. the first is around the technology pray which allows us to aggregate and monitor betting loins internationally. what we do is we model how we expect sports events to look on a mathematical basis and then what we do is overlay what is actually going on in the international betting markets in a live experiment with that. the way we work is we provide factual data on any anomalies, any differences to what we would expect that could indicate issues that need to be looked at. also, from a technology point of view, what we do is work with the sports to identify correlated risk. for example, if you're seeing anomalies with particular players and umpires

. >> it ended lance armstrong's career and it is the same one to save new worns from brain damage.> today is cinco de mayo and it is more of a social holiday for some. in the south bay, they are beefing up patrols to make sure it stays peaceful. >> smith reports this and this is for some business owners where celebrations are known to get rowdy and even violent in the past. >> reporter: already the festivities are underway. cars draped with mexican flags could be seen cruising in downtown san jose. they are sending donuts and blaring hopeful donald trump. >> probably. you will see a lot of people with like banners or signs. saying, you know, talking about trump. >> they tell us all his store window were vandalized on may fifth. he plans to stay late to protect his business. >> people use cinco de mayo to harm others. >> you know. to come and just vandalize and fight and against each other. and i don't understand. you know, cinco de mayo should be celebrated in mexico, not here. >> two years ago, a near riot broke out in downtown. police closed down santa clara streets. they made se

(chuckles) i haven't ridden a bike since lance armstrong was a good guy., you're riding the girliest bike in the world. ooh, i stand corrected. (hums) hey, dipwad, bikes only. i need to pay my water bill. not on motorized transport, you don't. what you need to get is out of our way. yeah, bikes win again! (train toots)

important star in the audience and they have dirty -- [ cheers and applause ] maybe you've heard of lancence if anybody -- [ applause ] >> i have toured graceland. i have. >> jimmy: see? that was your own fault. do they know it's you when you're touring? did you go undercover? >> when we go, we just shut it down and sort of hang out there. >> jimmy: you can do that? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then the sad fans sit outside? >> i don't think they know. >> jimmy: we came all the way from alabama to see elvis's bed. but alabasomeone is sitting on . congratulations on the show. steven sodderberg produced the show. you worked with him in magic mike, right? >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: is that where he got the idea where you were the gal for this? >> i guess so, yeah. i had -- i did, like, two scenes in "magic mike" but i spent a lot of time with them. he brought me to the show. >> jimmy: congratulations. it's on starz. it's called "the girlfriend experience". "the girlfriend experience" airs sundays at 8pm on starz, or watch the entire series on the starz app. and when we return music from cole swindell. >

parents, askh my lance was expected. it wasn't demanded. we would do it right the first time.erator: you've been portrayed as a guy who go to meetings uninvited and get sucked on. people the wrong way. how did you about that? >> it was accurate. i was protected on high. "cleanly into the hierarchy. that said, it didn't fit into the hierarchy. moderator: what you think about the moon shots? youobody here would tell self driving cars is a small idea and would not pan out. that could be worth more than google is today. if you change the world forever. robotics could change everything. when they jumped the ball is stuff that is incremental. it is a bummer that youtube is a more socially commenting. they have used their market cap to go and buy cooler stuff. zuckerberg knows how to execute on that stuff quickly. he was there on top of instagram and knew how to close the deal. moderator: do you think kevin sold to early? with 300 or away $400 million. that is worth 600 or $800 million today. you tell me that you wouldn't trade everything you have now for 300 to $800 million. i'm sur

. >> reporter: lance unglesby was on the defense team, and he argued there wasn't nearly enough evidence to convict greg harris. nothing put him at the site of the killing, the alleged motive was weak, and the blood evidence paltry. >> our theory was very clear. if greg harris had done this, you would've found an enormous amount of blood in that mercedes and on his clothes and at the house in baker. and that just wasn't the case. >> reporter: lance, out at the house there, very curious about this clorox bottle, where again they think they see comingled blood on -- what about that? that's a problem for you. >> well, practically it's not a problem. in the normal course of living a little blood on a clorox bottle is really not that big a deal. chiquita lived there. of course her dna would be on that bottle. >> reporter: as for the hair that the prosecution said was planted? the defense argued that was just an unproven theory. those two female clients may not have been involved -- but the long strands suggest another woman may have been there. >> it suggested that a female had maybe killed h

for all the crew, lance barrow, steve milton.ble men and women behind the cbs golf team. happy mother's day. happy mother's day out there to joyce faldo and doris nantz. all the moms. courtney nantz. we're heading home. hope you enjoyed the wells fargo. congratulations, james hahn. vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> it's a murder mystery at one prince george's county community tonight. hello i'm debra alfarone. the murder happened along greenfield drive last night. investigators are scrambling to piece everything together. wusa9 stephanie gailhard is live for us tonight in prince george's county. so stephanie, what did you find out about the person who passed away? >> reporter: debra, neighbors tell me that the victim was kenny, he was in his 60s. he loved to work on his o

but also discovered lance and anchors after two divers initially saw the cargo last month. >> it waszing. i died here every other weekend and i never have found anything like that, ever. >> archaeologists say the artifacts are on board a large merchant ship which most likely sank in the early fourth century. >> probably because of a storm, when the ship came to the harbor or came out of the harbor, they were trying -- the sailors were trying to throw anchors. we found the broken anchors and full anchors. >> past excavations had uncovered some relics but nowhere near this haul. brent: tens of thousands of people are celebrating their soccer team winning the premier league. take a look. >> lester has seen nothing like it. hardly enough room for the buses to get through. the streets are a sea of blue and white. the team colors. it has been a fairytale season. none more so for the teams top scorer. it from obscurity and it turned into a superstar. >> it is brilliant. the achievement, what we had done. extra revenue, yeah, it is unbelievable. we are enjoying it. >> and emotional ride for

definitivamente no lo va a arriesgar tiene ventaja de dos victorias en la serie en alerta padres de familia que lancÉento que es parte de la dieta Ásica de los hispanos contiene un elemento qÍmico que es Óxico.---se trata del arroz (ya sea blanco o integral), que tiene un alto nivel de arÉnico, una sustancia que puede causar problemas de desarrollo neuroÓgico en los menores de edad.---los pediatras sugieren buscar otras alternativas a los cereales a base de arroz para empezar a darles comida Ólida a los beÉs. el gobierno federal sigue redoblando esfuerzos para regular el cigarro electronico... la administracion de medicinas y alimentos prohibira que cualquier menor de 18 aÑos tenga acceso a los productos con nicotina y el cigarro electronico es uno de ellos... ademas todos los menores de 26 anios que quieran comprar este producto tendran que mostrar una identificacion con fotografia... ---.... ...le diremos por qué las autoridades mexicanas giraron una orden de arrresto contra gerardo ortiz. ---la falla de san andres ÉsÁ lista para "sacudirse" en cualquier momento, seÚn previno un experto sisÓlogo es

for all the crew, lance barrow, steve milton.ble men and women behind the cbs golf team. happy mother's day. happy mother's day out there to joyce faldo and doris nantz. all the moms. courtney nantz. we're heading home. hope you enjoyed the wells fargo. congratulations, james hahn. >>> right now on "eyewitness news", jackpot in jersey. someone in the garden state won more than $400 million in last night's powerball. and we've just learned where that winning ticket was sold. good evening, everyone, i'm natasha brown, thank for joining us, the ticket sold at 7-eleven on chambers street in trenton, new jersey, trang do is there with all of the excitement. i guess lots of people are streaming in, frank? >> oh, yes, that the tasha. probably see them all around. yes, still no word on who bought that ticket but we know it was sold at this store ever since the news came out people are stopping in to buy lottery ticket or to be a part of the excitement

-- >> struggling with a cash shortage, the central bank has limited withdrawals and has announced lance to bring back its own currency. they have not printed their own notes for seven years after inflation spiraled. the constantly growing number of zeros make the paper almost worthless. trillion. up to $100 a multicurrency system was adopted after this. , as wellfrom botswana as the pound sterling became legal tender. more than 90% of the transactions in zimbabwe are in the currency of the world's largest economy. >> right now we use only one currency. the problem is, there are not enough u.s. notes to go around. let's take a look at the markets. asian markets reported their ninth straight week of losses. arestries around the world waiting for u.s. employment data for the month of april, and the number of jobs added offers a glimpse into the health of the world's largest economy and plays a role in to win the federal reserve should raise interest rates. the london ftse not far off. oil prices have been moving pretty steadily throughout the week, up 20% over the past month. they have bee

vicky win and i were the co-mc z, mike enway, lance lou, and nbc bay area, jonathan mitchell.ut of course, as always, the winning students took center stage, and all impressive. as a change of pace, we start with christina lynn, who did her entry live. ♪ ♪ >> when she was 20 years old, she came from china. he went from southern province to hong kong. in that moment, my mom told me she had cancer, it changed my life forever. since i was little, i remember my mom comforting me when there were bad times. i wanted her to hug me, comfort me when i was little. but i soon realized that i was the one who was comforting her. >> i was not interested at all. i did not want to practice. i did not even want to go to class. one day, while browsing on the internet, i saw a video of a piano piece. i liked it so much, i started to read about the composer. >> well it, was great to have the winners here at the station. now, coming up, we profile a bay area icon, ben fong torres, former editor of "rolling stone magazine." stay with us. >>> i have known about ben fong torres for much of my life. h

d till lances far from a fashion statement this clothing is sacred. >> this is the dress and the shoesespecially as she takes such a big next step. >> it's a part of our cultureulu and a part of who we are as a people. so it's very important to me. >> reporter: district spokeswoman tells me it would bp premature to comment on this since her request is still be appealed through the school system. assistant superintendent that is expected to make a decision tomorrow just two days before dill lain is set to graduate g here at her school. will he let you know what k happens in chars county lindsay watts fox 5 local news. >> i don't get at issue is. >> i don't really either. but you know. kno >> i have a feeling -- >> certainly are also buzzing about this weather can't believc we are looking at ocean cityit maryland we're seeing people with umbrellas hope they had a good enough time yesterday.ime >> a lot of people headed to the beach while i was headed homehoe caitlyn of the hopefully there's a lot going on inside getting a good meal. >> hopefully it is tough to be o at the beach sometimes

. >> lance priebus, when asked about the article basically said, it's up to donald trump to deal with. take a listen to that. >> i don't think donald trump, in his personal life is something people are looking at and saying, well, i'm surprised he's had girlfriends in the past, not what people look at donald trump before. i think traditional playbook and analysis really don't apply. >> forgive me, not whether or not he had girlfriends, the question whether or not he mistreated women, made unwanted a vanses, whether he humiliated women in the workplace. i don't understand why you say people don't care about that and will you look into the allegati allegations? >> i don't know the truth of these things. i don't know whether reading an article whether or not these things are true. i think it's something donald trump has to answer questions in regard to. >> we hear him really suggesting that this is really an issue for donald trump for the trump campaign, not something the rnc is concerned with. should it be something the party is concerned with? >> i'll speak for myself. i actually think

. >> lance bass, 37 years old.r, anna sa >>> we gave it everything we got, but the voters chose another path. >> ted cruz now off the path to the white house. the shakeup after indiana's dramatic primary puts donald trump squarely in the driver's seat. >>> an overnight collision that lands a police officer in the hospital. it calls for people sprinting from the scene. plus. >> lots of minutes here. >> the monster jam on the ba

[laughter] genie: your film on lance armstrong was supposed to be in cannes and at the last minute it was not selected. do you feel this is vengeance on your part? >> absolutely not. genie: does the choice of the films sometimes arbitrary? how much attention to you pay to the choice of the film being picked for a festival or not? film,y're not having your not survey. chris: i was super happy to come here and spend time with ben and have the film in a prestigious festival but i don't pay attention, really. 05/18/16 05/18/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pbs chicago this is democracy nonow! >> if i don't go all the way and i don't win, i will consider it to be a total and complete waste of time, energy, and money. amy: as donald trump moves closer to securing the republican nomination what will , it mean for the future of the gop? we speak to rick perlstein, author of "nixonland: the rise of a president and the fracturing of america."

. >>> more and more schools are using surveyor lance c using surveillance cameras to help keep students safe. 75% use cameras. the national center for education statistics says that is a huge increase from a decade ago. the report says an overwhelming majority of public schools also run school lockdown safety drills. there have been 30 lockdowns in the d.c. area in rest months. >>> the largest recall in u.s. history is targeting tens of millions of vehicles and one might be yours. federal regulators are forcing takata to more than double its recall. it all has to do with the propellant that inflates those air bags. it can inflate them with too much force and spray metal shards. the expanded recall covers front passenger air bags. >>> take a look at this. 50 here eastbound after 410, east-west highway, we just

a retired marine lance corporal who lost her left leg after being injured. rudder says competing with the u.s. team is about the same commitment she made to the marine corps. >> we're doing amazing. out on the line for our country just like we do in battle. and we're here to represent. >> rudder is also in yesterday's 200 meter dash. she fell on the way to the finish line but she got up and finished second even after falling. > good job. so far rudder is the most decorated competitor at the games. the u.s. competitor having won four golds and three silver medals. today she will compete in a swimming event. >> if that's not inspiration, i don't know what is. coming up in our next half hour, a mom on the run. the urgent hunt for 9 fugitive mother in ohio this led police in a hot pursuit with her young child in the car. why they suddenly just stopped chasing her. >> first a medical breakthrough for millions of american who's reach for those reading glasses. a new surgery could replace them for good. how it works straight ahead. you're watching "world news now."

the free lance writer claims the story suggested fbi would soon recommend clinton be indicted chargest was submitted sunday night and not there monday morning she would be indicted over 1970 law that alleges racketeering charges. the huffing ton post has not respondd if you watched game 7 of the nba finals from your couch you saved yourself money. extort side seeds sold for who whopping $29,000 each and nose bleed? they wept for cool $400. >> earlier i said people pay money to stand outside. how much were those tickets to stand outside the court and watch --. >> free. >> i think it was free to sleep through the whole thing. that's what id there you go. >> toche. >> coming up on "fox5 news morning" iraqi forces and american advisors step up efforts against isis. >> and number of veterans invited to a meal at the national harbor. >> a region time now 4:4 1. we'll be back after . breaking news following a fair fox county 4:45 this morning several gheingts motel 6 in sprins field were robbed earlier this morning. three suspects with one gun and a hammer robbed four people inside the motel

officer shawn highman stopped a driver and ran his license and found out the suspect lance carr had anrant. -- caught stang felony warrant. carr attacked the officer when he tried to cuff him and went for the officer's gun and the officer tried to shoot his attacker and missed. and witnesses called for backup after hearing the scream force help from the police officer. they tackled and tasered the suspect before hauling him off to jail. >>> enjoy today's weather because howard says it is as good >>> georgetown university once owned slaves. they were sold in 1838 to clear the university's debt. tonight, what is being done for the thousands of desend ants who are still living today. a dark chapter of georgetown's history. on wusa 9 news at 11:00. >>> welcome back. a new report from the cdc might have you re-thinking your memorial day weekend pool plans. a review of thousands of inspection reports shows an alarming number of public pools and hot tubs are being shut down because of safety violations. one in five kitty pools are shut down after they are inspected. the problemsith bacteria i

lance past the centerrer. two runs come home to score.t now, tied 10-10 in the 9th inning of play. i like the little zoom shot. >> yeah. i'll say. 10-10. >> 10-10. >> not bad. >> what were you say ing? i couldn't hear you. >> no one has ever said that to howard before. >>> we love each other here. you hoping for more >> back you on wusa9, you are looking at the world war ii memorial on the the 56 pillars, arches and the fountain pay tribute to americans who serveed in the armed forces as well as civilians. more than 4.4 million people visit the memorial each year. i feel like every time i'm there, most of them are there. [ laughter ] >> another great memorial downtown. >> so many wonderful things. tell us about tomorrow. >> could have a few more showers tomorrow night and monday. then tuesday, just a stray storm. >> tune in tomorrow morning, wusa9 at 7:00. you will see ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never