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it is cool to see it lye in front of your face. each was able to sing three songs first.he first was chosen by the executive producer the second was each contest at that particular time's favorite song and the third song will become the first single. sanchez started the night off really strong. singing i have nothing by whitney houston. i understand we a little bit of that to show you. let's listen to that right now. flush flush ♪ >> and that was actually phillip phillips final song. that is the song that will become his first single if he indeed wins. that song really sotole the sho. jessica really started off strong singing whitney houston's i have nothing then she went into celine dion's show the prayer. that won her a spot in the top 24. we got a sneak peek of what can happen tonight. pretaped a performance with kristin chen witt and the largest disco ball in a tribute to donna summers. the next american idol will be announced at the end of the show and there will be performances by rihanna and aerosmith as well. >> they are so young. >> philadelphia lip -- phillip ph

a total lye.sas attorney general has spent an astounding $630,000 in taxpayer dollars to defend those bills. these are some seriously misplaced budget priorities. our next guest knows firsthand how important it is for women to stand up and make their heard. nancy keenan is the current president of naral pro choice america. she is joining us from washington, d.c. nancy, welcome back inside "the war room." >> it's great to be with you again. >> thank you. kansas is now the fifth state to restrict women's reproductive rights. how does this not violate the hippocratic oath. >> let's be clear, governor brownback is making good on his pledge that he was going to support some of this extreme legislation, and like you mentioned five bills signed into law this year. this is about a pharmacist being able to deny women access to a prescription that she and her doctor have decided it was in her health and it's unreasonable the governor has signed this law in effect. >> and states are spending millions of doll

lyes on the lined every day. >> there are final resting places for our heros. some of the youngest paying tribute to flying colors this memorial day weaned. >> it stretches 1.7 miles but generations of american history. >> one of the recognizable landmarks. happy birthday golden gate bridge. >> we begin with a fox weather alert. tropical storm beryl intensifying. beryl will hit the united states late tonight. it is east of jacksonville florida right now. tropical storm warnings now in if he could for the georgia coastline as well as sparts par florida. bracing for heavy wind in a very severe way. the storm system as you might image shoreline campers sent packing heading inland. memorial day jazz fest i68 canceled ahead of the storm. winds knocking down tree winds in coastal georgia leaving hundreds there without electricity. this is all before beryl has made a grarned entrance. we have fox coverage tonight. liz get is there. >>> oo winds are picking up quickly. 40 miles an hour on the beach. they have not made land fall. they are still another 3 hours away at t

. >> you honor the fallen and service member who's put their lyes on the lined every day. >> there are final resting places for our heros. some of the youngest paying tribute to flying colors this memorial day weaned. >> it stretches 1.7 miles but generations of american history. >> one of the recognizable landmarks. happy birthday golden gate bridge. >> we begin with a fox weather alert. tropical storm beryl intensifying. beryl will hit the united states late tonight. it is east of jacksonville florida right now. tropical storm warnings now in if he could for the georgia coastline as well as sparts par florida. bracing for heavy wind in a very severe way. the storm system as you might image shoreline campers sent packing heading inland. memorial day jazz fest i68 canceled ahead of the storm. winds knocking down tree winds in coastal georgia leaving hundreds there without electricity. this is all before beryl has made a grarned entrance. we have fox coverage tonight. liz get is there. >>> oo winds are picking up quickly. 40 miles an hour on the beach. they have not made land fall. they

[applause] [inaudible conversations] >> david linden is next lye from the gaithersburg book festival. he explores the human brain in his book, "the compass of pleasure." >> surveys are available at the tent. enjoy the rest of the today at the festival. [inaudible conversations] >> good amp. welcome to the third annual gaithersburg festival. what i'm about to say you may have heard already today, but i'm going to say it anyway. [laughter] not this part though. my name is mike connection that, i'm a member of the gaithersburg city council. gaithersburg is a vibrant, diverse city that celebrates and supports the cultural arts, and as a council member, i'm pleased and proud that we were able to bring you this event free of charge thanks to the generous support of our sponsors. before we start i have a couple of quick announcements. for the consideration of everyone here, please silence any device that makes any kind of noise n particular a cell phone. this is the third year of the gaithersburg book festival, and we want to continue to improve this event. in order to do that, we need your

you have a strong mother, let it make you a strong woman, lie lye -- [applause] again, dan brown does not bring leonardo. we bring the daughter. i have one other guest. let me tell you something, that joke doesn't work in virginia. right. in virginia, they're like the ear. we have the jews. we scrowled done helen keller or something. with that said, what i love to do is open it to questions. i appreciate you guys coming here. i'm going close out. what i promised that we'd do is do a couple of questions. you can ask about the thrillers, ask about heros for myson or daughter "heros for my daughter." i'll make up an answer yes? >> [inaudible] >> why don't you tell them . >> you said on the radio, the story you told . >> oh what happened. i don't know my own stories. thank you for that. that was awe many. here's what happened. here's what happened last book signing two nights ago. one of my heros, one of the heros in the book is christopher rev. he is one of my heros not because he played superman. the most important part of the story is not superman. the most important is clark kent. we'

saying he fears for his and his familiar lace lyes. secretary of state hillary clinton will hold a news conference on this in about one hour. >> isabel celis last saw their daughter on april 20th when she went to bed a. window in her room was opened and the screen was pushed aside. in the meantime investigators in the state of arizona are saying for the first time both parents took a polygraph test early on in the investigation. they are not sharing the results at this time. >>> spirit airline ceo speaking for the first time about refusing to refund a claim ticket for a terminally ill vietnam veteran. >> it is jerry meacon's own fault he didn't buy insurance. quote we feel very badly for him but it is a country and society where we lay the rules. that's not fair to the 10 million other spirit customers. that's why we made that decision. >> i think those other spirit customers might be willing to cut this guy a break. >>> won't be able to celebrate with cupcakes and cookies. they have banned sweets on school grounds. all food on school

three somalis, charged in the lye jacking of an american yacht last year.adam, bob and phyllis riggle were found dead. each of the somal -- somalis have pleaded guilty. >>> steps are being taken to try to prevent another such tragedy. >> work rues are adding new safety walls to that highway where the suv crashed. experts say the low guardrails are partially to blame for the accident that took the lives of seven people. the suv was speeding when it clipped the inside jersey wall. but it crossed three lanes and flipped over on its side before it landed in the bronx zoo. transportation officials say they are being replaced by taller, higher guardrails. >> police say everyone in the suv was wearing a seat belt. but that did not save them. >>> imagine being thrown in jail, then forgotten about. that's what happened to a university of california student. 23-year-old daniel jiang was left inside a dea holding cell for nearly five days without food or water, after being arrested in a drug raid. he says has cries were ignored and he had to drink his own urine to sur

let's go back outside lye now right now the northbound side of i-95. look at that. rarely see this.eading through springfield on to 395. and we'll end with a live mickture at the 14th street bridge. along 395 all your lanes are open as well. no issues to report heading into downtown. by the way in rosslyn, we had ankerly morning water main break. right now fort meyer drive only two lanes remain closed. and the rosslyn metro station is open. coming up in my next report, another look at area roads and 66 at 6:58. back to you guys. >>> the bearer of glad tidings. here's howard bernstein. >> it's beautiful unless you're visiting your parents if florida. it's chilly this morning. >> i was wondering where he was going with that. >> steve in cross junction says it's nice but my parents doctor r complaining it's too cold -- are complaining it's too cold. welcome to the region. it is a brisk morning in the region and we start with the bus stop forecast. a lot of sunshine out there. and it's going to be a fantastic day. so mom and dad just hang on for a few hour. we'll watch up it's going to

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in 2004, john kerry carried it lye by less than a half percentage point. a slightly bigger victory by walker would indicate that the state is more like 2000-2004. and finally, it will have a big impact on organized labor. organized labor has put a huge amount of money into the election, last year and this year. we will see how this comes out in 19 days. >> greta: do you find any of interest, the intensity gap? or is this a gap? that 91% of republicans are certain to vote and 83% of democrats say they are certain to vote. i don't read this often, but there was so much passion in the collective barg abeing fight, but i am surprised that the democrats are not equal in intensity? or is that essentially equal? >> no, that's not. nearly one out of 10 republicans are enthusiastic and nearly one out of five democrats is unenthusiastic. enthusiastic. you saw it in the primaries. there was a democratic primary for the recall and a republican primary. governor walker was not contested in the republican primary. he won 97%. democrat his an all-out primary for the righ

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"today in the bay's" tracie potts is lye on capitol hill with the best of list. sounds like a good time to barbecue, tracie. >> we've got your park score. that's what they call it, the trust for public land ranked the top 40 cities in this country and took a look at not only how many parks they had but how well those parks are serving the public. what they found, the parks in san francisco are number one out of 40. now they look not only at acreage and public space, but they also looked at services. like how many park benches and playgrounds and entrances. they looked at access. how many people can get to a park within a ten-minute walk? and they looked at what you're spending. what they found in the bay area, over 5,300 acres of park. there are a lot of cities that have more than that, but not as a percentage. almost 18% of the city is parkland, federal, state, and local parks, as well. spending almost no one beat san francisco, almost $300 per person, and the most popular park in the area, golden gate park and i bet it'll be busy today. >> no doubt about that.

of them died and a man's body was found in some nearby woods. 9news now reporter delia goncalves is lye at the scene in ellicott city with more. good morning delia. very confusing what's going on. >> reporter: good morning andrea and pretty tragic, for many folks the church is considered sacred ground and they are simply stunned that this church was the scene of yesterday's horrific crime. here are the details we know so far. police descended on st. peter's episcopal church yesterday at 5:30 after a janitor reported two women inside the church office were shot. one woman was dead upon arrival. the other rushed to baltimore shock trauma in critical condition. police later found a man dead in the nearby woods from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. the detectives discovered a gun lying next to his body. >> we're looking into the very real possibility that he may be linked in some way to what happened at the church. we don't think anyone else was in the church at the time. my understanding is that a custodian came into an office inside the church building where he saw the two women

a lye reomrtpoing c. >>> breaking news at 6:29 right now. we are understanding that police are actually raiding the occupy farm that we've been covering all morning long. >> yeah, the police out there have been trying to negotiate to get the occupiers off the land to u.c. berkeley. they've been occupying that trying to plant their own crops. still negotiation going on, but we're being told right now at this hour, police moving into raid that and get them off of the land. >> we have reporters headed to the scene right now as well as our chopper being launched this morning to give you a look at the raid going on. we'll continue to follow that. literally coming into our newsroom right now. >>> 6:30 right now. and new this morning, a woman is safe after police helped fend off an attacker overnight. two officers heard a woman screaming near fremont street and saw her trying to break free from a man about 11:00 last night. police fired a shot, but no one was hit. the suspect dropped the gun and was taken into custody. >>> also new this morning, a

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we will go lye to jerusalem -- live to jerusalem on the breaking news top of the hour.y with us for that. >>> there is not a liberal america and a conservative america, there is the united states of america! [cheers and applause] the pundits, the pundits like to slice and dice our country into red states and blue states; red states for republicans, blue states for democrats. but i've got news for them, too, we worship an awesome god in the blue states, and we don't like federal agents poking around in our libraries in the red states. [cheers and applause] we coach little league in the blue states and, yes, we've got some gay friends in the red states. [cheers and applause] we are one people, all of us pledging allegiance to the stars and stripes, all of us defending the united states of america! [cheers and applause] megyn: well, that was barack obama at his star moment at the democratic national convention back in 2004 talking about a united states of america, united america at that convention. but a picture posted to twitter by the president's re-election team is rais

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catherine herridge has more lye for us. >> reporter: good morning. focused on abuse of the tsa as well as border and immigration agents. the republican chair of the committee, congressman mike mccall, saying he will investigate whether the documented cases are evidence of a culture of corruption or whether they are isolated incidents, and this morning mccall immediately focusing on airport security. >> the idea that the tsa officer would take a bribe to allow thousands of pieces of luggage to go through improperly screened or to allow drug trafficking organizations to have unfettered access, this is precisely what the terrorists are looking for. >> reporter: another extreme case was cited at orlando international airport where a senior tsa officer stole more than 80 laptops, cell phones, ipods from passenger luggage between 2008 and 2011. they later fenced these items for their own financial benefit, and they were later convicted. on the border the number of reported incidents and arrests has risen slowly other the last three years, and lawmakers' fo

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olives are initially green and bitter, they're soaked for days in these special contairs, and mixed with lye and carbon dioxide to turn theinto those familiar california black olives. >> they can tree ripen, but for the nice, firm, black, ripe california olive, we want the greenest, firmest olive we can get to start with. and we'll take--our 7-day special process will take that bitterness out and turn it into a shiny, black, beautiful california black olive. >> but what about those olive pits? well, they're specially removed from the black olives using a process the bell brothers helped to invent back in the 1930s. >> arthur bell, along with another innovation--arthur bell, along with studes from the engineering department at berkeley invented the pitter-chopper. this @achine would basically take the pit out of the olive at the same time it chopped the olive in small pieces. bell's chopped olives was widely used in the chopped olive sandwch, which was considered a delicacy around san francisco. the bell-carter family and all the dedicated employees have been processing top quality olives for