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when the kids ask, mom, dad, how did dad propose? that's a story right there. >> it's a good story.little longer. they could be a little bit too young. that's my opinion. >> all i do is the weather so i'm nobody out here. we do have some rain coming down and it is moderate, especially as you slide into carol county. also frederick county we're look at wet weather and even baltimore county as of now. so getting in on the moderate action here. eldersburg, the interstates are wet. 83, also i-70, i-270. we're seeing a heavier batch of rain slicing across that area as of now. white oak. traveling to d.c. this morning you'll be in on some of that moderate rain and also to virginia dealing with moderate rain this morning. yesterday the showers weren't as heavy. today they'll be a little bit heavier. moisture content, lots of moisture in the air. so we are feeling humid outside. a little bit on the balmy side. we do have some patchy fog to talk about. only about 7 miles in baltimore and 4 in york and 6 in hagerstown. 2 in winchester. you'll want to have those low beams on as you venture out

. >> couldn't find mom. dad wasn't there. >> and they were left all alone. three siblings, all alone discovered in a vacant building. how neighbors helped save them. >> and for the very first time, astronuts get visits from a privately owned spaceship. >> reporter: it's one of the newest attractions. i'm gigi barnett at the amusement park. that story is next. >> good evening, i'm meteorologist bernadette woods. the heat is going to continue. we'll have that up in the first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's mostly cloudy and 70 degrees. bernadette will have the forecast for the rest of the holiday weekend in just a moment, but first, check out the bizarre video. an an thesologist is arrested in florida and he flips out in the back of a police cruiser. he was screaming that the officer stole the money. they found $40,000 in cash in the doctor's pocket and another $14,000 in his car. even chilly, they took him out of the back because he started to bleed. the money said the police were stealing was actually in his pocket the entire time. >>> three youn

>>man: yeah >> lindsey: hey mom , dad this video is for you. wanna show you what i do during the day a little documentary on me just for you ...oh yeah this is where i sleep. ...at the hotel! we do eod which is 24 on, 24 off so this is where i sleep or on stand by for the cool missions and stuff... [explosions, shouting] this is where i stay . this is my home ! i am far away from home ! so this is my 50 cal weapon... you shoot pretty big bullets this is what's sitting here right now. >> man: i can't zoom into any pictures, you are blocking! >> lindsey: can you see now?? >> man: yeah i can see now! >> lindsey: this is what keeps me motivated. right here! everybody! say hi to my mom! look at this one mom!...say hi! >> solder: hello! >> lindsey: ok ! i wanted to fight for my country but i didn't think it's gonna be like that seeing your fellow marines in body bags and having to clean up the mess i've seen the aftermath of explosions. it's pretty sad. especially, when you lose somebody that was a friend . it's pretty hard to deal with. >> becky: i

. >> i want to say, "hi," to my folks at the game, today, mom, dad, i hope you are enjoying the game. >> i was very surprised. >> reporter: she was shocked to see her son >> i want to watch it again. i got so surprised i didn't get to get it all. >> reporter: captain daniel love and his brother are currently serving in afghanistan. >> >> i want to say happy mother's day to you, mom -- >> i'm looking forward to him coming home sometime this summer. very proud of our boys, lover them very much. >> >> crowds went crazy to that. happy mother's day to all of you moms out there >> by the way, the game was pretty exciting in case you missed it. stan will be a live report in about 15 minutes. >> mr. we have much more coming up. >> >> a deer plungens into this giant hole. we'll take you inside of this tricky mountainside rescue >> an unlikely graduate, how this college graduate earned his ivy league tassle. >>> i'm tim williams with more on the race for rain. >> >> bernadette woods, coming up your first warning forecast. . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> cloudy, 69 degrees in central maryland. bernadette

mom, dad, we assume they're a couple, and their 12 ducklings wandered on to a busy highway. animal control officer showed up with a net. he was able to safely relocate them to a nearby lake. >> you'll never take,,,,,,,,,,,, i bathed it in miracles. director: [ sighs ] cut! sorry to interrupt. when's the show? well, if we don't find an audience, all we'll ever do is rehearse. maybe you should try every door direct mail. just select the zip codes where you want your message to be seen. print it yourself or find a local partner. and you find the customers that matter most. brilliant! clifton, show us overjoyed. no! too much! jennessa? ahh! a round of applause! [ applause ] [ male announcer ] go online to reach every home, every address, every time with every door direct mail. do you read in bed? do you read out loud or in your head? do you need a lamp to see? and does it leave your bedmate be? don't you wish there was a light that wouldn't keep them up all night? if so, you'll be happy to know, our newest nook now comes with glow. introducing nook simple touch with glowlight, t

now, meet mom, dad, and one brave little boy. >> next time, punch those bears right in the face. >> we lost to the bears. >> no, we don't. >>> a driver in a racing competition takes a very wrong turn and runs right into the spectators. >> find out what may have sent him so off course. >>> and, see what happens when a trained wreck tv star decides to get her kitty on. >> is that a hair ball? >> oh. what the heck? >> he just did that in front of all your fans. >>> we begin our show today with a video that will make every parent grateful for security cameras. we got this story from cbs 4 in miami. the footage allegedly shows a 40-year-old retired chiropractor named jonathan davis, following children around a birling ton coat factory store videotaping him with his cell phone and touching himself inappropriately. >> oh, man. >> if you notice right here, the cell phone is up to this man's ear but the light is on. that was an indicator to police that his phone was recording. this happened back in march. police started investigating and even got a warrant to get davis' cell phone and according

tomorrow morning we have a lot of folks planning outdoor activities, may be brunch with mom, dad, and grandma. we are looking at dry conditions. by monday, a much different look and feel outside. enjoy the next 12-18 hours. looking outside right now, high clouds. temperatures will fall into the 50's tonight. look at the high today. 78 degrees at reagan national airport after a morning low of 52. 93 the longtime record high set back in 1914. wtop radio reporting in with 66 degrees. daytime high 10 degrees warmer than that. 65 in fairfax. sue land maryland, 63. a high today in the upper 70's. temperatures at this hour are in the 50's. 63 in winchester. a little bit milder in southern maryland. 61 in lexington park. cooler air to the north and west of us. 47 degrees in sault ste. marie. this push of humid air arise during the day tomorrow. it will feel a bit more sticky outside. high pressure off the coast. so the flow. temperatures in the upper 70's by tomorrow afternoon. a lot of changes on the way late tomorrow night into monday. areas of heavier rain expected across much of the area,

did you ever just go, "mom, dad, "can't you just do something that doesn't"-- sure. oh, no, absolutely. no, i rebelled against it. i mean, i did not like the fact that my parents were of the left. there was a period there that i didn't like it at all. and i was pretty rebellious about it. did they--how could they explain to you as a young man what they were going through? i don't think they did too much except the one thing that i think was really inculcated was the notion of racial struggle, that whatever their politics were-- and i incidentally do not subscribe to a lot of their politics or certainly their ideology. but i think there was a commitment to racial justice that they and other people of the left had, particularly in washington, which was a segregated town. i went to segregated public schools in the capital of the united states until the supreme court's decision in brown versus the board of education. and the companion case was the district of columbia public school's case. so i went with my mother, and i was on a lot of those picket lines as a kid and wi

mom, dad, friends, even a marching band in on the act. so what was her answer? ♪ don't say no no no no >>> and good evening. the unofficial start to summer is turning out to be a messy one. huge swath of this country dealing with extreme weather on this memorial day weekend. let's go right to the map. we've got wildfires in the western part of the country. a heat wave in the heartland. and a big storm by the name of beryl barreling towards the southeast as we speak. here's what it looks like on the ground. firefighters on the front line from new mexico to utah. while in the center of the country, the heat could set records for the month of may. those are some kids being hosed down by the fire company. along the east coast, dangerous rip currents are already closing beaches as they brace for that big storm. abc news meteorologist ginger zee is on the story tonight. >> reporter: it's the sticky, sweaty, "got to get to water weather" that sent millions to the beach today. but lurking off the east coast, the swirling mass of thunderstorms. tropical storm beryl is st

>>[all speaking at once] >>mom, dad. >>i love you. >>i love you. those words again. >>and i'm only one of thousands of parents who will have to experience the death of a teen. >>join the movement to prevent teen driving deaths. >>join the movement to prevent teen driving deaths at facebook.com/save11 >>> tomorrow night on "viewpoint" for the first time ever you'll hear the chilling so-called logic of an american turned terrorist. even while he is under the threat of death from the american government and from his own cause. this fascinating interview sheds light on the twisted motivations behind his murderest actions. >> he is an alabama-born jihadist. who joined an islamic group with chis to al-qaeda. he spoke exclusively to current tv while on the run from african troops and the very group he chose to join. >> i'm going to record my questions here on webcam and he is going to record his answers on audio. >> your father told me that you love america and would never attack it. is that true? >> i think that's probably true back in maybe the sixth gr

cut at the state or federal level, doesn't that suggest a problem for not just single moms, but moms dadsd everybody? >> it sure does. first of all i think this is all at the state level. the more you put in the federal level, the more waste there is. it is in the best interests of the states to make certain that moms are trained, do have jobs available to them. are able to get to the community colleges and be guided and directed into some path so this is in their interest so i have no question -- i would support that -- in that safety net, they do need help and the best thing we can do is get them providing for their family and as quick as we do it the less expensive for the taxpayer. >> if paul ryan's budget is cutting medicare et cetera won't that hurt single moms? >> i do know the medicaid that they want to send that to the states like we did with welfare. we want to send that money to them and come up with what is best for their state. the single women who aren't able to provide yet, so if that is what his budget is doing, i would support that. >> i [overlapping speakers] -- >> -- as

my mom, dad, aunts, uncles and brothers and sisters having a party at the house, and inviting me andg we want to honor you for being our son. this is all family to me. >> i feel humbled that they have selected me even with what i have done. so i can't say enough about how thrilled i am to be here. >> congratulations to them all. their names will go on the hall of fame at nationals park. >>> you've heard of food trucks, but what about a fashion truck? we'll take you inside next. [ banker ] mike and brerenda fod a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found. which was clear on the other side of town.

the one story i get over and over my mom, dad, grandma, or grandfather. worked two or three jobs to go to college. i'm in the first of my family to go to college. it i would have never went if my parents didn't sack fire for me. that story hits home. i'm the first in my immediate family to go to school. my dad and mom skilled themselves to make sure i could attend. those are the best heros. that's how i pick them. if you want to know how you pick them. it's the supreme court definition of pornography. it you know it when you see it. that's the resume. you know it when you see it. that's the rule. >> yes? >> .. >> i gave my daughter this advice. the first copy of the book am i did to her. i wrote a special note in it for her. one of the things i wrote is i said, lia, this book is going to change over time. it will change always. every book, in but, in fact, does the same thing. a change over time. this book, especially. wherever you are in your life. there are answers in this book. there are answers not for me but from these heroes. and i love that there a

>>[all speaking at once] >>mom, dad. >>i love you. >>i love you. >>and i'm only one of thousands of parents who will have to experience the death of a teen. >>join the movement to prevent teen driving deaths. >>join the movement to prevent teen driving deaths at facebook.com/save11 [ mocking tone ] i'm ms. brown. i'm soooo chocolatey. i'm giving away money to make people like me-eee -- is what he said. and i was like "you watch your mouth. she's my friend." friend is a strong word. [ male announcer ] chocolate just got more irresistible. find the all brown bag and you could win! >> announcer: in the unlikely event you encounter something not covered here, find a woman named -- >> stephanie miller. >> get her advice and then do the opposite. >> stephanie: later in the show john fuglesang and i saved someone's marriage. remember the woman asking me for relationship advice. right? okay. >> you're not the person i would call. >> liza minnelli wasn't available? >> shut up, jim ward. 34 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12. patrice in oakland. hey, pat

my mom, dad and grandfather may but i don't don't think so. but president obama is going with the tide. people are different now and he's willing to take a risk that this will effect his election but i don't think it will effect it one wit except for the people who say my enthusiasm for him has grown. >> do you think people look at the african-american community and say there is not a lot of support there. do you think the tide is turning among the african-americans? >> i know the tide is changing. i can see from poll results where the support for same-sex marriage used to be minimal. it grew and grew and grew. and i think at least a majority if not more of african-americans say this is the right thing to do. >> you, though have been out in front in comparing the fight for equality to the fight for equality for african-americans, to the civil rights movement. you say that really this is the new front of the civil rights movement. why? >> i think it is. any time a group of people are denied rights that is a civil rights movement. what is peculi

mommy boot camp is not just for moms. dads can come for free on the weekends. to learn more about this, go to nbcwashington.com. >> but no crying. it's a quiet class. >> i would be crying. >>> the national zoo showed off two of its new additions. take a look. these cheetah cubs were born at a sony location in virginia. look at this one, a hungry little fellow. one cub was rejected by her mother. the other had to be delivered by emergency c-section. the cubs are about two pounds each but they will grow to be about 70 pounds. the female will be part of a breeding program. the male cub could make its public debut at the zoo by late summer. that is something to see. >> sweet! my goodness. >>> coming up, it's movie night for the family. >>> details on the free screenings across our area. >>> coming up, police know who killed an american university professor but they can't get to him. the form he first lady nancy reagan took a nasty fall. we'll tell but that. and we'll show you how you move a 6200 ton building. >>> some neighborhoods in our area are getting ready for

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>>[all speaking at once] >>mom, dad. >>i love you. >>i love you.>i'll never hear my child say those words again. >>and i'm only one of thousands of parents who will have to experience the death of a teen. >>join the movement to prevent teen driving deaths. >>join the movement to prevent teen driving deaths at facebook.com/save11 >> we are back on the young turks. you might have heard about the violence against women act. do you know what it does? it's a successful law. first of all, it provides funding for investedgation and prosecution of abusers, and it programs and it has programs and shelters that help victims of violence. okay. so it seems like a lovely law. and do you know who is a person who actually introduces it? it's actually vice president joe biden back when he was a senator. so much credit to him. not just because it seems like a good law but because it's had a terrific result. since 1994 when it was passed the amount of domestic violence that was reported has gone up 51%. so people have been now more willing to come forward and say, y

you can now list the important people in your life--mom, dad, sister, sister, sister, girlfriend. another new feature pulls up a history of your relationship with any of your facebook friends. >> you can see all of the things that you have in common with that person. and it's just like, it gives you this amazing connection with that person in a way that the current version of the profile that we have today just doesn't do. >> for the over-sharers among us, you'll still get the news. mark just ate an extremely spicy pepper and went to the harry potter amusement park with his dad. there's lots more graphics under "what's important to you?" mark likes lady gaga and epic movies. and finally, there's a sports section. he plays tennis and likes the yankees. but whenever facebook introduces something new, there are always questions about how it protects our personal data. >> sure. >> there's a sense that you, after all this time, aren't always above board and that there's some hidden motive to kind of invade our privacy, take the information, and use it to make money. >> we never sell yo