i didn't know who the reverend james morris lawson jr. was or that i was-- in the background was one of the great teachers in america, a man who really was a great disciple of gandhi. but this was the cream of young black southerners, and they clearly were making a statement. and yes, i think i knew intuitively that something very powerful was happening and that there was a dynamic there. what i found out later was something jim lawson taught them when they were all scared and they said, "how can we do this? "i mean, we're just a bunch of young black kids, "and we don't know anybody. "we're not rich. "our parents-- "we're taking on this powerful hierarchy of politicians and businessmen." and jim lawson taught them two things. he said, "yes, you're anonymous. "yes, you're powerless. "but the people who run this city "will have to make one of two choices. "they will either accede to what you want "because it is right, in which case you've won. "or they will have to deny you what you want and arrest you, "in which case you are no longer anon

lawson again, cannot be stopped, lay-in, foul.ad 32 points, 5 rebounds, denver wins 113-96, forcing a game seven. to football now, raiders receiver darius hayward bay has been charged with a dui after he was arrested around 2:00 a.m. on april 7th. according to the chp, the 25-year-old was seen speeding and weaving while driving his 2012 range rover on the bay bridge. now, hayward bay failed a field sobriety test, was booked and released. he's scheduled to appear in court in san francisco on may 31st. if found guilty, he faces up to six months in jail. speaking of receivers, rookies reported for mini camp today. but as expected a veteran stole the spotlight. all eyes on rooandy moss as he worked out with the vets. moss appeared to be in football shape despite taking a year off from the game. quarterback? of course he's pleased. he has more weapons on offense. >> it's tough to tell that he missed a year of football. i certainly don't see any rust. i mean, it's probably a better question for him, but i don't see anything, running wel

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and thinking, this is in memory of them too. >> reporter: this park not only dedicated to sergeant lawsonand other soldiers killed but for those in the community who just want to come and reflect. >> and it'll provide a memorial for the people that still serve. that can be reminded of the people that have come before them and have paid that price. >> reporter: a solano county 4h raised enough money but now it's in need of donated construction supplies to make the vision become a reality. >> emma has risen you know head and shoulders above everybody elses effort. i don't know if she sleeps. >> reporter: and she says she won't until this park opens to honor the man she never met. in fairfield, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an investigation of a prosecutor is widening. the fbi raided the headquarters of cino homes. one employee has already been indicted. the company is accused of taking part in a building bail out which involves inflating the value of homes. >>> the much anticipated jobs report released today showing the hiring slowed last month but that the over all unemployment rat

i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly. new warnings out today as we expect big changes in the weather. the national park service wants people to know about the hidden dangers along the potomac river after close calls. we have the story now from megan mcgrath. >> reporter: the potomac river is a national treasure. while a source of great fun, the potomac can also be a source of great danger. betsy train has seen it firsthand. her husband nearly drowned last year in a canoeing accident. >> they actually capsized at seneca. they were in the water for about 2 1/2, 3 hours. they had life jackets. and they scrambled for what they could. >> reporter: in 2009, ten people drowned between the key bridge and the waters just north of great falls. an area known as the potomac river gorge. to prevent accidents, emergency responders want to urge visitors to be careful, especially on wet rocks which can become extremely slippery. >> algae growing on the rocks and make it very, very slippery. these rocks have been here for thousands and th

so my name is sean lawson. i'm a professor in the department of communication at the university of utah. and so really, my goal for this presentation will be to provide a broad overview of cyber conflict with an eye toward the challenges that nato faces in trying to address it. so i'll begin, because i assume not every one here focuses their attention on issues of cyber conflict. i'll begin with definitions and by laying out a typology. second i've provide a historical overview. third, i'll provide a preef overview of nato's current stance, including relative organizations, principles and activities that nato is carrying out. and finely i'll end by highlighting a few of the challenges that nato faces in its attempts to respond to the advent of cyber conflict. so let's begin with that typology. i'll present these in the order of least to most damaging, which also happens to be the order of most common to least common. so the first is simply just cyber act vism. it allows activists to collect and public informati

>> and i'm pat lawson muse. this controversial breast feeding cover on "time" magazine is getting a lot of new reaction today. >> that mother and nearly 4-year-old child featured on the cover appeared on the "today" show. amanda rause gathered reaction to attachment parenting. >> each person has their observe opinion as to what is right to them and their child. >> this "time" magazine cover is causing a stir it shows a 26-year-old mother breast feeding her 3-year-old son. this is putting attachment parenting in the spotlight. with attachment parenting, the article says there are three main factors, breast feeding, sometimes until the child is 2 or 3 years old. cosleeping. putting the baby in bed with you. and baby wearing, which means carrying a child in a sling against your body. some experts say it helps create a strong bond between mother and child. and a well-adjusted child. >> i don't feel like that take as way from my own personal life, my relationship with my husband. it's very, very important to me, and

. >> i'm pat lawson muse. first today the head boss for the secret service apologized today for the prostitution scandal that has rocked his department. lawmakers grilled secret service chief mark sullivan. they said the incident recently in colombia suggested a cultural problem inside the agency. brian moore has new details from capitol hill. >> reporter: the head of the secret service ins sises the colombian prostitution scandal was an aberration. >> these individuals did some really dumb things. and i just can't explain why they would have done what they did but i do not believe they did it because they believed this type of behavior would be tolerated. >> reporter: and director mark sullivan rejects reports that rogue parties by his employees were so common place, they had a nickname. the secret circus. but lawmakers aren't buying it. >> this misconduct was almost certainly not an isolated incident. >> if one of the agents had not argued with one of the women about how much he owed her, the world would nev

that prosecutor, lawson lamar said he's not naming the 13 people who have been charged because they have not been arrested yet and he is concerned they might flee. >>> new information out of philadelphia about that duck boat crash that killed to hungarian students. a barge slammed into the back of the duck both of 3re thrown fron 2010. two students, just 16 and 20 were killed, not from the impact. instead, they drowned. the attorneys for the students have filed a civil wrongful death lawsuit. they said the crew was negligent, never ordered anyone to put on the life vests. >> you can see nobody had the opportunity to get their life preserver on. >> the attorney claims crew members wasted 11 minutes by anchoring and shutting off the engine and that the duck boat operator was distracted on his cell phone and was in a part of the boat with a blocked view. that thug boat operator already pleaded guilty top involuntary manslaughter last november. >>> police are looking for a man who stole from the calvary chapel church in the 8000 block of new cut road in seven. if you have any information cal

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>> and i'm pat lawson muse. it's breaking news right now from the white house. president obama says he now supports same-sex marriage. this is a switch for the president, who previously only supported civil unions. today in an interview with "good morning america's" robin roberts, he said those views have evolved after he watched gay couples on his own staff and in the military struggling because they didn't have the same rights as straight couples. >> at a certain point, i've just concluded that for me personally, it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that i think same-sex couples should be able to get married. >> we'll have much more on this breaking story, including reaction from around town in maryland, coming up on news 4 at 5:00. >>> now to the drama in hollywood. the attorney for two masseusers suing john travolta for sexual assault say other masseuser have now come forward with similar stories. they want $2 million a piece. >> the second john doe says john travolta made unwanted sexual advances during a massage in the actor's hotel room. the firs

i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly. it is our top story. he is here, folks. prince harry is in town right now meeting with injured service members. participating in the warrior games. the prince is at a reception at the british embassy's residence. he will attend a dinner at the ritz-carlton tonight. he will be receiving the atlantic council's 2012 award for distinguished humanitarian leadership. news4's megan something grath reports on the talk of the town. a chance to see a prince. >> reporter: it is a cause near to his heart. since serving in afghanistan in 2007, prince harry has been actively involved in charities that help wounded soldiers. tonight he's being honored for his work and will receive the atlantic council's award for distinguished humanitarian leadership. >> i think it is wonderful. i think he has done great things and i rememberian well. i think that -- i remember diana well. he did doing a wonderful job. >> reporter: he will visit with servicemen and women from the uk who participated in the paraolympics event warrior games in colorado. the

. >> i'm pat lawson muse. today in d.c., auto safety advocates and government officials focused on the deadly problem of distracted teen driving. the study underscores just how dangerous it is for teens when riding with their friends and with no adult supervision. brian mooar has the story. >> reporter: this aaa video shows how a teen joy ride can suddenly take a dangerous turn. >> oh, my god. are you okay? >> reporter: a new study by the foundation for traffic safety, accidents sky rocket when teens drive with passengers under the age of 21. >> when two passengers are in the car, the risk doubles. and when three or more passengers are in the car, we see the risk quadruple. >> reporter: when someone over age 35 is on board, the risk drops 62%. >> unfortunately, when the parents leave the car, we see the risk go up dramatically. >> reporter: transportation secretary ray lahood says it's time for peer pressure. >> when you're in a car with a friend, and you see them with that cell phone in their ear or the texti

ty lawson, denver forced game seven, 113-96 win. >>> it has been a historic week in baltimore, josh hamilton hit four home runs tuesday. yesterday the orioles did something no other al team has done before three home runs in the first three at bats. ryan flaherty, jj hardy, nick markakis with the honors. the pitcher gave up five hits in seven innings, all home runs. orioles split the doubleheader, to cap off a wild series at camden yards. >>> that is the early look at sports on "early today" have a terrific weekend, i'm fred roggin. >>> more travolta trouble, and the ultimate casting honor. the early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, who knows what political conventions will look like in 2040, but we do know one person who will be running for president. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." let me take you through your weekend forecast. turning up the ac in the desert southwest. 100 in phoenix, 97 in vegas. desert feeling like summer time. warm and beautiful to the northern rockies, 74 in seattle. as we go to mother's day, 77 and sunny in s

i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. we'll get to those stories in a minute. first we start with the weather on a gloomy monday afternoon. it's been raining on and off all day. >> don't put away your umbrellas just yet. the rain is not done with us. storm 4 meteorologist veronica johnson joins us with your first forecast. >> thanks, guys. we haven't had much rain yet but for a week it shows rain just about every single day. it's going to be a wet one for us. let me start by saying the moisture over us, the cloud cover today, not from tropical storm alberto. that system of course formed this weekend. it's off the coast of north carolina and south carolina but what has us moist and cloudy today is an area of low pressure, an area of low pressure that is right down south around fredericksburg and warrenton. let me slide out of the way and we'll put this in motion. you can see the heavy rain just off the coast right now down around north carolina but for our area again we're seeing some showers and we'll continue to see rain

i am pat lawson muse. >>> i'm jim handly.start of the summer traveling season is upon us. they expect 35 million people to get out of town. that's about half a million more than last year. the small spike is thanks, in part, to falling gas prices. prices at the pump were about 25 cents less than they were this time last we're. >> john edwards daughter has not taken the stand yet but could be called at any minute. the 2008 presidential candidate is on trial accused of using nearly a million dollars in campaign donations to hide his pregnant mistress from the media. he's pleaded not guilty. >>> today the justice department launched a criminal probe of jpmorgan chase to investigate the bank's $2 billion trade loss. it's the second federal agency to look into the matter. meanwhile, ceo jamie dimon told his shareholders today that the company's losses were "self-inflicted" but its finances remain strong. shareholders voted to let him keep his title and his $23 million pay package. >>> news about the stronger u.s. economy and manuf

ty lawson, 32, 113-96 win. >>> it has been a historic week in baltimore. josh hamilton four home runs on tuesday. yesterday the orioles did something no other a.l. team has done before, hit three home runs in the first three at-bats. ryan flaherty, and two others, the pitcher gave up five hits in seven innings, all home runs. orioles split a doubleheader, to cap off a wild series at camden yards. >>> that is the early look at sports on "early today" have a terrific weekend i'm fred roggin. >>> more travolta trouble, and the ultimate casting honor. the early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> who knows what political conventions will look like in 2040 but we know one person who will be running for president. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today" here is the weekend forecast dedays. what you need to know. heavy rain in texas will be centered over louisiana as we go throughout the saturday, some showers back here to colorado as we go in mother's day, some of the rain is going to expand, mississippi, alabama, ten

"let's pretend this never happened" by jenny lawson is eighth. ms. lawson recounts her upbringing in rural texas, her high school years and her marriage. in "the presidents club," time magazine's nancy gibbs and michael duffy examine how prime ministers from hoover to obama worked -- presidents from hoover to obama worked with and against each other during their terms in the white house. then at ten, susan cain examines the lifestyles of introverts with "quiet." go to indiebound.org and click on indie bestsellers. >> in the last 2,000 years, we have seen all kinds of formulations where power is concentrated in the hands of the commercial interest. so much so that they have led to wars, they have led to sectarian differences, they have led to a lot of consequential effects. in our history there were some of the founding fathers who wanted to put the corporation in the constitution by way of subordinating it to human beings. but that provision never got through. you see, at that time they remembered and they knew about the enormous power of the east in

i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly. she says she is the victim of a witch hunt and now the new jersey woman accused of taking her daughter into a tanning booth is also the butt of late night jokes. >> 44-year-old patricia krenzel told tmz there is someone out there who is jealous, fat, and ugly and has been out to get her all her life. she pleaded not guilty to a child endangerment case yesterday. mara schiavocampo has the latest. >> i'm innocent. >> reporter: patricia krenzel who herself is very tanned pled not guilty wednesday to second-degree child endangerment. >> good morning, your honor. >> reporter: the charges follow allegations that krenzel brought her then 5-year-old daughter anna into a tanning booth. >> i would die right now for her. >> that child was never in that tanning booth. she loves her child more than her own life and would never, ever allow her child to go inside a tanning bed. >> reporter: but according to the essex county prosecutor's office, a trip to the city tropic salon a week ago caused the g

i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly. it's our top story. she says she didn't do it. a mom is accused of letting her 5-year-old daughter use a tanning bed, which is against the law in new jersey. >> in court today she pleaded not guilty to a child endangerment charge. >> reporter: 5-year-old anna was playing outside her home unaware of all the trouble her mom was in. did you go to a tanning salon with your mommy? >> i didn't care. >> reporter: not really sure? i understand. her mother has been charged with endangering the welfare of a minor accused of taking the girl to the tropics tanning salon in nutley and giving her second-degree burns. >> we went for a walk and i tanned. she doesn't tan. it's called a tanning booth. and a tanning room. >> reporter: she says it was a misunderstanding, that she took her daughter inside the room similar to this one but had anna wait while she alone went into the tanning bed. she says her daughter was never exposed to uv rays. >> she's my little girl. am i going to bring my little daughter into a # 90-degree bed? i mean, that's not n

. >> i'm pat lawson muse. we start with the stunning news today the death of another popular singer disco queen donna summer died this morning. >> summer defined a genre. she had 19 number one dance hits including bad girls. she was just 63 years old. access hollywood's billy bush joins us live from california. another sad day in the music world. >> sure is. that is second only to madonna, that stat. it would be irresponsible to throw a '70s party without back-to-back donna summer. she died in florida in her home, 63 years old. it's reported it was lung cancer but that is not confirmed. also reported it is because of breathing the air after 9/11. that is not confirmed. but we celebrate the life of donna. neil bogard who founded her in the mid 70s from casablanca records launched her in europe. she was a giant hit in europe. nothing in the states for a while until finally record executives realized her records were selling all over the place. she was an underground sensation. the first crossover artist. then al

lawson, another one, 35 points, 6 assists. 113-96.will host the deciding game 7 on saturday night. >>> josh smith, eeliminated by the celtics. hawks can't get a decent look at the end. 83-80 boston wins that series. 4-2. >>> bulls and 76ers. chicago without derrick rose , and iguodala with two seconds left is tied, hit one, and hit a second one to win it after chicago had blown a couple of free throws. and there it is. 79-76. philadelphia wins that series. their first playoff series win since 2003. >>> raiders wide receiver, darius hayward bay is in a jam, charged with drunk driving, stopped on april 17th, driving a range rover, 2:00 am, lower deck of the bay bridge. he was weaving in and out of lanes and failed the sobriety test. he was cooperative. here's the deal. he struggled through his first couple seasons in the league. reggie mckenzie replaced al davis, has been cut in salary wherever he can, and this would be at the very least a way to shove him out with, say, sorry, just the moral conduct code, all that business. so we'll se

wells lawson. if you could just talk to us a little better about the grand -- the grant and how it relates to harney way. >> the grant, as ms. lombardo said, was an earmarked that we received in 2009. we're using it as the first baby step for the candlestick point, part of the project approvals received in 2010. as everyone knows, in 2011, we have been sorting out and did suspension under ab26 the law that dissolves the redevelopment at the time. we have basically been on hold while trying to move forward with projects. now that we have resolved those issues, we're underway using the funds for these grants during the survey work that is required for the roadway widening. we have approved a conceptual plan and those transportation plans. we will be doing just the legal work around the acquisition of the right of way and moving forward with those plans. >> thank you very much. it -- does that conclude the presentation? that concludes the presentation. colleagues, i hope you found the presentation ver

unfortunately, talent booker lawson and hahn's mothers couldn't be with us.d all the mothers watching. [applause] >> i want to say, thank you for being here on this mother's day weekend. my hope for you, you've had a great time celebrating what ought be to be a very special time to give thanks to ladies in our wives and make wonderful mothers for our children and we couldn't do it without them and every now and then we really know that. from new york, good night and god bless. god bless. [applause]. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. mitt . ♪ [ male announcer ] american innovation. 29 years ago, it helped us invent the minivan. ♪ today dodge grand caravan is the most awarded minivan ever. ♪ who knows where innovation can take us next? ♪ directions to the moon. ♪ are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. my new place isn't that far away. it's 15 miles away ! with this droid razr by m

i'm pat lawson muse. >> that picture was trouble. i'm jim handly. firps at 4:00 today millions of people had their eyes on facebook all day today not the latest status update but the price of the ipo stock. >> wall street is about to close any second now. we'll take a look at the live board where you can see the stock is closing just above 38. it started at $38 a share and then jumped to $42 earlier. there was even a snafu on the nasdaq. things got a little bit of a late start today but right now as you can see the closing number there just about $38. joining us live now from outside facebook headquarters in california is cnbc's julia boorstin. did the ipo live up to the hype today? >> reporter: well, i think there actually is a question of whether the ipo was over hyped. there was a lot of talk that we might see a big pop after the stock started trading today but we didn't really see as much of a pop as a lot of people had been looking for. one of the issues that could have hampered expectations, the excitement here, was the fact that the nasdaq sa

. >> mckinley special ed teacher joellen lawson taught for 23 years before she became permanently disabled with a serious lung condition called chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. >> there are three levels, mild, modera moderate, and severe. because i lost 50% of my lung capacity, i'm considered modera moderate. i have also never had a pain free day since then because i have chronic pain, muscle spasms. >> you can see another source of pain for joellen if you ask her if she misses teaching. >> i'm sorry, that's a really loaded question for someone who has been forced to leave their profession when they didn't want to. i'm sorry. >> if you think connecticut is somehow unique, consider this. a 2010 survey of school nurses nationally found 40% knew of children and staff sickened by their school environment. and not all school districts have the money to fix the problem. here at southern middle school in redding, pennsylvania, concerns about air quality closed the basement gym. and mold is visible in the computer labs. >> we see some colonies. there's probably two orthirty-tothree kinds of

shades of the flu game with michael jordan and that kind of night for the lakers because that guy ty lawson high 32 points. nuggets win 113-96. they force a game seven. >>> kevin garnett and celtics hosting the hawks, boston can move on if they get the "w." garnett, the 1yu6r7er, celtics up 74-65, later in the fourth, josh smith going to the hole. hawks up, 77-76. 35 seconds left, ray allen to garnett, he was huge, 28 points, 14 boards. sell continues up by 1. 1.3 remaining. jeff teague last chance, can't even get off the shot and celtics win, 83-80 and take on the sixers next. >>> talking about the playoffs, tonight the grizzlies and clippers, game six from l.a., you can catch it at 9:00 p.m. eastern on espn. >>> well, the olympic torch relay is under way but it got off to a bit of a shaky start. >> yeah, the torch was lit in olympia, greece, but then a dust of wind came along and actually blew out the iconic flame an actress playing a high priest test got it going before the torchbearer took over. you can control many things but mother nature ain't one of them. >> right. >>> well, coming

to give the itu a greater role in regulation as some plot by china and russia and other edge eewig lawson-wade -- regimes to control the internet. this is one of the things that public knowledge would like to do as we get more ramped up here is work with our allies, particularly in the global south, brazil, latin america to try to convince those civil society groups that, no, this is really important, this is about freedom extension, this is not a

the soldier, lawson, was kill inside 2006. ema took a year to raise money. but still needs donated construction supplies to fulfill her vision. >>> a high-tech fueling station some say this could not have happened at a better place. >>> a sad time in america. >> mitt romney spins new jobless numbers one way but president barack obama has a different perspective. . >>> we are just getting word that a lengthy investigation into a abandoned suit is over. they rendered the package harmless. it started at 2:00 this afternoon. a bomb squad approaching what looked like a blue suitcase. the police shutdown the ramps near interstate 280. it effected muni lines and b.a.r.t but we learned in the past 25 minutes the situation has ended. no word what was inside. >>> a bay area lawmaker wants to help victims one of the fastest growing crimes in the world. sex trafficking. >> i did not choose that life. i was put into it. and i was -- it is all i knew. as a child at 12 and on the state capitol was where i was arrested at age 13. >> she says it took her many years to realiz

ty lawson, denver forced game seven, 113-96 win. >>> it has been a historic week in baltimore, josh hamiltonme runs tuesday. yesterday the orioles did something no other a.l. team has ever done before, hit three home runs in their first three at-bats. ryan flaherty, jj hardy, nick markakis with the honors. in fact ranger pitcher colby lewis gave up just five hits in seven innings and they were all home runs. orioles split the doubleheader, to cap off a wild series at camden yards. >>> that's your "first look" at sports. have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> well, some tv viewers in europe got a royal surprise during the afternoon news. prince charles and his wife camilla popped by the bbc studios in scotland and tried their hand at presenting the weather. they read reports in celebration of the station's 60th anniversary. though the weather forecast was grim, their performance wasn't, proving to be a natural on air. like bill karins has a little competition. now for a look at the weather, let's check in with bill. i'm just saying. >> the prince had a little bit of stage presence. he was

denver nuggets point guard, ty lawson tweeted we didn't get to see the draft lottery balls being picked despite having the best chance to get the number one pick, the michael jordan-owned charlotte bobcats who had the worst winning percentage in nba history will have to settle for number two. >>> game one of the stanley cup finals last night. kings taking on the devils across the river in new jersey. first period, jordan nolan steals the puck, gives it to colin frasier, who finds the net to give the kings a 1-0 lead. in the second period, anton volchenkov scores for the devils. after a scoreless third period, we go to overtime. eight minutes into overtime, kopitar with a game-winner on the breakaway, he dekes martin brodeur for the game winner and the kingts win on the road, they were the eighth seed coming out of the west. they have a one game to none lead in the stanley cup finals. yet to lose a road game in the playoffs this year. game two, saturday, 8:00 eastern on nbc. back in new jersey. >>> to tennis, a day after seeing her sister knocked out of the french open in the first round

state attorney lawson lamar will prosecute the champion case. >> no one could have expected that his college experience would include being pummeled to death, an event that some early on mistakenly called a rite of passage. >> reporter: band members call the hazing ritual "crossing bus c." sources close to the investigation tell us champion had to run from the front of the bus to the back while being punched, kicked, and stomped by more than two dozen band members. >> reporter: the 26-year-old died at the hospital from internal bleeding and shock. his parents, pam and robert champion, sr., say the hazing was murder and are disappointed by today's charges. >> rob loved that school. he loved that band. and they all failed him. all of them failed him. so they should be held accountable. we've always said that everybody, whether you were directly or indirectly, should be held accountable for what you did or did not do. >> reporter: there were several dozen kids on that bus. have any of the kids who were on that bus ever reached out to you to say anything? to apologize? >> to apologize, n

a few minutes into the first, a three from the corner, two possessions later, ty lawson from behind thee nuggets scored 13 straight points before the lakers even got on the board. third quarter lakers frustration on the fast break kobe fouls hard from behind. kobe given a technical foul. he did have 31 points despite being sick. nuggets win 113-96. so yes, there will be a game seven tomorrow night in los angeles. >>> celtics up 3-2 on the hawks going into last night's game sixth. kevin garnett puts the celts up by nine. playing with some extra motivation. i'll explain that in a moment. hawks would come back to take a one-point lead with a minute to go. garnett again with the fade away. celtics win 83-80 eliminating the hawks in six games. the celtics move on. garnett finished with 28 points and 14 rebounds. a huge game for him. the source of his inspiration, atlanta hawks co-owner michael gearan junior who rn wednesday complained about the lack of fouls. quote, we don't get any calls which i know everybody always hears. last night we were playing this old, physical team. they are old. i

megan lawson celebrated her 26th birthday and mom flew from new york to arkansas to celebrate and wears old. and jennifer ruth's job is to book the audience. we have a good audience she's responsible and we have a great one today. we made sure her mom april got a front row seat because her daughter assigns the seats. >> and here is baby jennifer ruth with her mom from a year or two ago. sometime like that. unfortunately talent booker's mom couldn't join us. here is's picture of john and her mom and laur yen her mom june. happy mother's day. and all of the staff moms and mothers watching. i want to say. thank you for being here on this mother's day weekend. i hope for you, you had a great time celebrating what ought to be a very special time to give thanks to the ladies in our who are not only our mothers but wifes and make wonderful mothers for our children. we couldn't do it without them. and from new york. good night, and god bless. [applause]

ty lawson on the break. he had 24. to the fourth, al harrington, big three. nu have no four. have no fear. steve blake is here. five threes. puts the lakers up five. and kobe seals it with a three. then a little high five from justin timberlake. l.a. wins 96-87. next up the thunder in the conference september highs. >> in the semis, celtics and philadelphia. rondo to garnett. 29 points and 11 boards for k.g. rondo, hitting the jumper for the lead. thin to put boston up five. rondo, triple-double. 13 points, 12 board, 17 assists. celticstake game one. >> to the ice, game step between the caps and rangers. the shot and the rebound. rangers up 2-1 but the caps respond. lost one right through the screen and in. 2-1. caps pull the goality. looking to tie it late but cannot get a shot on net. rangers win. next up, new jersey devils for the eastern conference title. >> woo, nelly, the form iowa hawkeye star and warriors head coach returns to receive his batch bachelors degree in physical education. he was eight credit shorts when he left school took correspondentens classes, finally

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. >> i'm pat lawson muse. memorial day weekend is here and the rush is on to get to the beach. hitting the highways. 35 million people are expected to travel at least 50 miles or more this weekend. nearly nine out of every ten will travel by car. some 2 million others are expected to fly to their destinations for the long weekend. >>> here's the scene from chopper four this afternoon. a steady stream of traffic rolling across the bay bridge throughout the day. travelers heading to the eastern shore for the first time since last summer may be surprised by th

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