more than 1,000 graduates listened to the governor's keynote address in newport news. this address is just ender 20 minutes. [ applause ] >>> good morning! thank you so much, president turble for that very warm welcome and thank you for being in choarge of the diplomas and putting me in charge of the weather. i appreciate that very much. you and rosemary have just didn't a remarkable job here along with the board, the faculty, the staff, to create an incredible world-class university where you put the students first, and i thank you for that vision for cnu. i want to congratulate all of the families, the parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, brother, sister, children, all who are here today to witness this great graduating class of 2012, and i want to say, go captains! [ applause ] now, while we're still talking to the parents, thank you to all the mothers. we owe you a great debt of gratitude for raising these young children that are here today. now, while you're applauding you may be graduating with a degree, but i want to warn you, you better still listen to your mo

you have been given much here at christopher newport university. you have learned from and been mentored by some of the great faculty in all of the commonwealth. so now, much is expected. you've been trained for excellen excellence, so do not deliver immediate okay cra mediocrity. don't make excuses. make things happen. as close i have one last request four for you as governor of virginia. you'll have opportunities, maybe across the country and around the world. i want to humbly ask you this. no matter where you came from, today you're here in virginia. so if you're going to create something big, create it in virginia. if you're going to open a business, open it in virginia. if you're going be a great artist, doctor, teacher, professor, lawyer, counselor or whatever it may be, do it in virginia. we want to keep your talents and your dreams in virginia. we want you to pay taxes in virginia. so thank you students for your hard work these last four years. or five years. or six years. you've gotten to this day with the love and support of your families

and early next morning as ethan allen and newport crossed the ice, newport noticed that something was wrong. ethan allen had stopped talking. he had slumped over. so i think it's a beautiful endsing for this story because here in this first american state created without slavery, ethan allen's founder died in the arms of a freed slave. i can't make up something like that. it was the largest funeral that had taken place in america until that time. 10,000 people went through the ice and snow to the home of younger brother ira allen on the river to see ethan allen before he was buried on a hilltop overlooking the river. now, he's buried somewhere there. souvenir hunters have stolen everything. we don't know the exact spots. there's no monument at the grave. but there's a 40-foot column with a ridiculous figure on it that is supposed to look like ethan allen. one of the problems i had with this book is, what did he look like? painters couldn't make a living on the frontier unless they were doing wawainscoting. so there were no images from life. what i discovered the families of the foundi

for the spewing all sorts of coal dust on everybody else up to newport for the weekend. and one them said this is he tea was owned by marie antoinette and this belonged to king louie the xvi. >> i said they had a fixation on the king and queen who were guillotined. they weren't sure they were going to be killed by the mob themselves. they didn't know what we know, that that kind of revolution didn't happen here. we have all sorts of good reasons why it didn't. but your picture of people alienated, i start off with demography often and in 1910, as i said, new york city, the five boroughs had 5 million people. manhattan it 2.3 million people. the current population of manhattan is 1.6 million. they had 2.3 million. one half of them, 1.15 million, lived in south of 14th street in manhattan. that is essentially the size of the peninsula of charleston. imagine 1 million people living from here south to the battery. 1,200,000 people living. you were looking at the most crowded spot on earth. people speaking all these different languages. i think your picture of that is the rig

. >> newport ritchie was under water. they went door to door to evacuate people. >> terrible for me and my kids i never thought it would be like this. >> reporter: have you had to do anything like this in. >> never before. >> reporter: arthur grew up on this street and was amazed to see so much watter. >> first time in 40 years i've seen this. i been living on the block for 40 years. >> reporter: flooding was just part of it. >> trees are are gone over there. >> reporter: residents say they saw a tornado come through in a matter of seconds causing heavy damage. >> i see the branch and hear the noise. >> reporter: it's difficult to get to the houses because of the flooding but another one i found with major damage from what appears to be a tornado. and the guy who lives across the street had surveillance cameras rolling across the street. you can see winds whipping up and then blinding rain follows. there's also a neighbor's mailbox flying by and the backyard camera shows two trees knocked to the ground. the house across t

the first comment from patrick, an independent in newport richie, florida. >> caller: what a sad, sad day in america. i am a 35-year-old father of four, a family of six. i choose not to get insurance myself. due to this, my family's insurance doubled and now i'm going to be forced to buy something that i don't want. bad enough we get social security taken away from us all the time. it's just sad. for all you people who think this is something great for america, you need to wake up and look at europe. sad, sad, sad. >> patrick from florida. miguel is a democrat in maryland and you are on, miguel. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i agree with the ruling. i've been in the medical field for 20 years or so, so i see people who are uninsured. if you have healthy people paying into a system hopefully when they get older, they can use the same system. the man before says he has no problems not buying insurance and not paying for insurance. what happens to his kids when he goes to the emergency room? who pays for that? oh, i'll come out of pocket. just an iv bag, $1200 just to give you f

if you have information on this case contact the newport newses police. >> judge jeanine: and can these letters solve the murder of tracee white? our panel up next. >>> later, are george smith's killers reported bragging about throwing him overboard while he was on his honeymoon cruise? and is the are you you shan mob involved? -- and is the russian mob involved? >> judge jeanine: police reopened the investigation into the 1984 murder of 15-year-old tracie white. forensic pathologist dr. michael baden and psychiatrist john sharp and candace delong and a former nypd homicide detective join us. all right, dr. beaden. tracie's body is found in a ditch two months later. they say it is in advanced stage of decomposition. what can be done forensically now? >> advanced stage still has tissues on the remain and exhuming the body with new technologies it might be possible to determine the cause of death which was not determined at that time which is the kind of thing done in old cold cases and we could find a lot in 28 years. >> and might be able to get dna on a decomposed body from the killer?

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in the meantime most of these storms have drifted further south, newport news, that's where the action s pretty nice conditions. a live look from annapolis. just a few clouds downtown, nice conditions. 85 at bwi. winds are northwest at 17 so that is quite a breeze blowing out there. humidity continues to drop. it makes it feel more comfortable but makes for enhanced fire risk. so definitely outdoor burning. you can see it was cloudy, a little overcast but clearing out. how about in the naval academy where we saw relatively cloudy sky in the morning but improving weather a chop on the severn river with the wind gusting and kent narrows, a windy spot but a day of improving weather where the sun became more lay bun daunt. winds from the north and west steady at 15 to 20, gusting higher it. does bring in cooler air. we got 64 in oakland. so cooler air marching in. we'll be into the city. take awhile to get. dryer -- drier air is already in place. it's getting more comfortable. wind also gust for another couple hours. then we'll seat winds diminish. temperatures will continue to fall. it wi

picked up another 2 inches of rain, we have a new tornado warning to the north of tampa, outside of newport. that's the big concern today. downpours with flash flooding. when we could possibly deal with tornadoes. as far as the forecast track there, i mentioned it's a slow drift. we don't think it's going to intensify. wind will never be an issue with this storm. the biggest threat, a lot of heavy rain, maybe historic rainfall amounts in southern georgia and the panhandle of florida but as far as florida itself is considered the lower part, tornadoes will be the biggest risk. this isn't a big hurricane, a katrina type storm but even these tropical storm with flooding can be bigging big problems. >> thanks for watching that. >>> elsewhere, a fast growing wildfire near colorado springs, colorado, forced evacuation of more than 11,000 residents and tourists on sunday. in northern colorado authorities say the total number of homes destroyed by fire has risen to nearly 250. that blaze is so far scorched more than 130 square miles. right now there are a total of eight wildfires currently burning

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captain christopher newport.the captain of the expedition, 405 years ago this monday, landed just down the road here in jamestown, virginia giving birth to the great town and to the united states of america. i can tell you for him, there were no guarantees crossing that ocean, just an opportunity that king james gave him to found this new world. many of you, as you walk across the stage will have already found those opportunities. many of you may still be searching. let me tell you the words of frances bacon. a wise man or woman will make more opportunities than he finds, and it's true. when i was in your seat 36 years ago, all i knew it i was going to go into the army. i had no idea an average, middle class kid from fairfax coupe would grow up to have the same job as jefferson and patrick henry, the governors of virginia. it's a great country, isn't it? [cheers and applause] so it doesn't matter whether your first job is president of a company or the salesperson for the company or the receptionist for the compan

>> item 8 a, approval of travel for two representatives of the port commission to newport, the rhode island to report best practices for hosting the 28 -- 34 of america's cup in san francisco. >> so moved. all in favor? aye. resolution 1249 has passed. is there any public comment? >> item 9 b. request approval to appoint the office of economic and workforce development as lead negotiator on behalf of the city and port in all negotiations with respect to the proposed warriors or arena project at piers 30-32. >> this is a resolution that is to formalize the working relationship that we have had with the office of economic and workforce development for some time now. most successfully, best known, was our recent negotiations for the last two years on the america's cup bid, host and the new agreement followed up by the lease agreement and eventual events. that model has worked well for us. a number of these projects until a great number of departmental into core operational and interagency cooperation. we usually coordinate with more than a dozen agencies, regulatory agencies, on any giv

in newport richie, althea paul for cbs news. >>> >> meteorologist from miami says the biggest threat from debby is the rain. >> we'll see the threat for fast moving rain wrapped tornado. we've seen a number of tornadoes across the state during the day on sunday. we'll see the possibility of minor to moderate coastal flooding. the biggest impact from the system is going to be flooding rains. take a look at how much rain we expect the next two days. some places could see as much as 1 foot and locally as much as 2 feet of flooding rains. >> tropical storm debby is expected to make landfall later this week. in the florida panhandle. >>> in colorado, a wildfire forced 1,000 people from their homes and threatening a popular camping ground. the blaze is one of 20 uncontrolled fires raging in the u.s. most of them in the west. at least eight are in colorado. andrea lopez looks at toll the fires are taking on homes and firefighters. >> bone dry winds and high temperatures soaring into the 90s are driving the waldo canyon fire. it's blackened over 2,000 acres since noon on saturday and tonight

they take effect in december and will apply to newportable cribs and play yards in theth. now the stu term is a response to a law named for a 16-month- old who died when a folding play yard collapsed on him. >> everybody working with play yards must comply with the stand after hard that will prevent the deadly side rails. >> they said because of the new regulations the united states now has the strongest crib safety standard in the world. >> google jumped in to the crowd at tablet market. the nexus7 shown off at their tech conference. it's seven inches, it's a tablet, it can be used fore books, magazines, movies, it has features like siri where you can ask it questions, it only costs 199 dollars. available on the google market. it'll ship in mid-july. >> some areas it's a struggle just to get a dog park. place for the dogs to run, socialize and play. >> not in annapolis. while dogs may be man's best friend annapolis just may be dog's best friend. don harrison. >> reporter: annapolis is always been friendly but this? >> a lot of the shops you can take the pet in. it's reall

the ship you are look at right now that's -- be looking at right now from brazil they are headed to newport island after that, they will head up to boston. and many of these ships this is from that. they are heading to different ports all to celebrate the war of 1812. live at the inner harbor, linda so, aby2 news. >>> remembering -- abc2 news. >>> remembering the battle that was the bloodiest single day battle on u.s. soil. today an event is being held to commemorate the day beginning at 10:30. during the summer other tours will be offered in virginia, maryland and west virginia. >>> baltimore is looking to take back dozens of licenses from liquor stores in poor neighborhoods. city health officials say research done at johns hopkins shows a link between those stores and higher crime rates. now they are targeting 128 stores as part of a city wide rezoning effort forcing them to move, close or change with what they are selling. it will take a year for the city's new zoning package before it comes up for a vote. >> frightening story going around the nation. police in charlotte north carolina a

he joins me from newport beach, california. when you talk about -- when you talk to investors around the world, where do you tell them it is safe to put their money? >> we tell them there are very few places that are safe right now because of a couple of things. one you just mentioned, the european debt crisis has gone from bad to worse. second, the world as a whole was slowing down. we are in the midst of a synchronized slowdown. we tell investors to be defensive overall and only selectively offensive. to the defensive by holding the highest quality paper right now. >> when you talk about a synchronized slowdown, is it a slow down where one thing is causing a slowdown, a triggered slowdown, or is something else going on? >> two things -- phase one, for individual reasons, every major part of the world is slowing. europe is slowing because of its debt crisis. in fact, europe is in a recession. the u.s. is slowing, china is slowing, india is slowing, brazil is slowing. phase two is when you get the interaction among the countrie

mark hanrahan of our portland affiliate kgw is at agate beach, just north of newport, oregon, tonight. mark, i know they're supposed to get a lot of this, but you may not receive any pieces this large. >> certainly not, brian. here on the oregon coast, people have arrived from all over to take a look at that floating dock. they're used to seeing things wash ashore, but nothing quite like this. the 66-foot concrete and steel floating dock washed ashore early tuesday morning wrapped in algae. a metal placard named the japanese manufacturer and the date of june 2008. today, the consulate in portland confirmed it's from northeast japan which was hit hard from the tsunami. early on, officials tested it for radiation and did not find any. japanese officials say it's one of four docks that washed away. right now, officials in oregon are trying to decide what to do with this. one option they're considering is towing the dock back out to sea to dismantle or sink it. another option is to take it apart in place. they're hoping to make a decision in the next couple days. brian. >> a lot of ocean

it washed ashore near newport, and most people figured that it was part of the debris swept out to sea by last year's suname nejapan. the large placard with japanese writing was a giveaway, and today the japanese government confirmed it did come from the tsunami. he took to us faraway planets and taught us lessons about our own society. remembering ray bradbury next. you know how painful heartburn can be. for fast, long lasting relief, use doctor recommended gaviscon®. only gaviscon® forms a protective barrier that helps block stomach acid from splashing up- relieving the pain quickly. try fast, long lasting gaviscon®. my feet and exactly where i needed more support. i had tired, achy feet. until i got my number. my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotics number. now i'm a believer. you'll be a believer, too. learn where to find your number at drscholls.com. do you really think brushing is enough to keep it clean? while brushing misses germs in 75% of your mouth, listerine cleans virtually your entire mouth. so take your oral health to a whole new level. listerine... power to your mouth. but

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on an average weekend in newport, oregon, they usually have about 400 cars parked there so people can use the beach. this week they have counted 11,000 cars, because so many people are curious to see their big piece of tsunami, the giant floatable dock that floated all the way across the pacific and now is lodged on their beach. >>> up next here tonight, giving kids with a tough fight on their hands something better to focus on. >>> finally tonight a little boy whose fight inspired his parents to make a difference for other kids who have a real eye for things that really matter in this life. our report from chris jansing. >> reporter: this 12-year-old is a pint-sized paparazzi stalking the perfect picture. for a while at least, he's a photographer and not that other thing that's dominated his life recently, a kid with cancer. do you remember when you first were told you had cancer? >> yeah, it was kind of devastating. then i just started coping with it. >> he coped with the help of shutter bug. it's part of the pablo foundation founded by the parents of pablo castelaz who had cancer,

but the sisney bronco is headed to newport rhode island and they will go up to boston and we learnedheading to france. so their journey for the sailors is not over yet. it's been a wonderful seven days in baltimore. live at the inner harbor linda so, abc2 news. >>> today is juneteenth known as freedom day. or emancipation day honoing african american heritage but commemorating announcement in the abolition of slavery. it is recognized in 41 states and they are plans to introduce the measure to the senate that make it a federal holiday. >>> well new orleans area baptist preacher is make history. he is going to be becoming the first african american president of the southern baptist convention. a significant achievement because the religious group endorsed racial segregation for more than a century. the southern baptist convention formed in 1845 boast 68 million predominantly white members. >>> you satisfied with the service when you travel? a poll by the american consumer satisfaction index shows hotels and restaurants do a good job but airlines not so much. restaurant service 51% of

the 66-foot concrete dock washed up along a beach in newport.department of parkes and recreation says the dock has been traced to an area hit hard by a tsunami in japan and that a star fish native to japan was found among the marine life clinging to the structure. >>> mountain view has now confirmed hackers obtained user passwords that may have been leaked on the internet. reports indicate up to 6 million accounts were compromised, but a post today on a company blog does not give a definitive number. any hacking victims will be notified by e-mail and all users are being advised to change their passwords. linkedin has more than 160 million members, some of whom may have confidential information related to employment opportunities. >>> riding a wave of optimism about europe, wall street enjoyed its best day of the year. stocks soared on speculation europe will announce the recent banking crisis in spain. the dow gained 286 points, soaring 2.3%. the nasdaq scored a similar gain percentage wise, scoring 66 points. nasdaq is shelling out $40 million

have learned that some of the sailors the adventure continues and the ship from brazil will head to newportd up to boston. we have learned that this ship from mexico will be heading to france so again, they still have a long way to go. live this morning from the inner harbor, linda so, abc2 news. >>> five things to know before heading out the door at 6:52. today the federal government will launch an online data base against complaints against credit cards many see what type of banks that can be filed against any bank. >>> jp morgan chase ceo is on capitol hill answering questions about the trading loss and this time the reception may not be so friendly. today jammy diamond will be on -- jamie diamond will be on house side wherevery men is look to make headlines. >>> microsoft unveiled a tablet computer to compete with the ipad. it's comes with a kick stand to hold it upright. the keyboard weighs less than a pound and a half. >>> a biography about the president will hit store shelves today. it's called about a rk obama the story by -- barack obama the story focusing on his life before enteri

long island and down to on event in norfolk now we are headed up to boston for and newport and nova scotia for more tall ship stuff. >> reporter: does the boat become home? >> absolutely i live equally as well on the vessel and at home. what i hate is the transition. >> reporter: right. this is a living breathing thing you have 12 crewmen who are asleep below us -- about to bet their day started. >> any vessel that is active no matter how it is built is a lot of maintenance. there's a safety and ware and tear factor but we have pride and cosmetics and being a wooden vessels there's a lot. >> reporter: we will look at the pride of baltimore 2 at 6:30. we are live this morning getting ready for sailabration and a big weekend. charley crowson, abc2 news. >>> new video from a crash in downtown baltimore early this morning at 4:00 at mulberry and cathedral. firefighters rescued three people from the crash. no word on the condition or the cause. traffic is not being impacted right now. the story can be found on abc2news.com in the slide show with pictures. >>> all right. also making news the lat

the six signs will be posted at strategic points in chesapeake, newport news and virginia beach.ow, you have to love that. a chance to get to where you want to go a little faster. >>> smart phones are getting more versatile by the day but surfing the web and uploading and downloading video can really add up. verizon wireless for one announced that it is how much unlimited data plans will cost. as liz crenshaw reports, it is time to start counting your gigabytes. >> reporter: do you know when a gigabyte is? >> i think so. probably not. >> a million bytes of memory, i believe. i believe. don't quote me on that. >> reporter: a gigabyte is the way to measure data and a way for cell phone companies to keep track of how much you're using your cell phone or tablet. some cell customers have unlimited data plans but many cell users must choose a data plan or a data cap. >> if i said to you, your data plan is two gigabytes, don't go over it. would you know what that meant? >> not really. >> reporter: phone calls, e-mails, texts, don't use up much. when it come to video? >> you need to be a

on an average weekend in newport, oregon, they have 400 cars parked there so people can use the beachk they have counted 11,000 cars, because so many people are curious to see their big piece of tsunami, the giant floatable dock that floated all the way across the pacific and now is lodged on their beach. up next here tonight giving kids with a tough fight on their hands something better to focus on. ready or not, here i come! ♪ found ya! you always find me. you always hide here. [ male announcer ] tim and richard smucker have always loved the taste of just-picked fruit. so it's no wonder why today smucker's makes the world's best jam. for five generations, with a name like smucker's, it has to be good. to get your feet moving to the beat. it's time to start gellin' with dr. scholl's and feel the energy from your feet up. thanks to the energizing support and cushioning of dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles, you'll want to get up and go. i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy. instead i got heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilosec isn't for fast relief. try alka-seltzer. it k

another ship heading up to newport rhode island and boston. the adventure continues for the sailors. live at the inner harbor linda so abc2 news. >>> later today baltimore it -- baltimore city top two public safety official -- police commissioner fred bealefeld will seeing the legacy of service award and fire chief james clack is presented the good neighbor award. it takes place at 4 at the red cross offices on mount hope drive in baltimore. >>> 6:07. we are feeling a bit of relief at the pumps. the national average is down a few cents this week alone. but the decrests are more -- decreases were more dramatic in western states. 18 cent drop in washington 17 in oregon and 13-cent drop in california. here in maryland, drivers arepaying on average 3.40 a gallon and regular unleaded that's according to aaa. >>> the g-20 will wrap up with dozens of world leaders gathered in mexico. >> stay with us. we will look at what we achieved on the first day of the summit including reaction to the elections in greece. >> bariatric surgery can have life changi

the 37-foot boat disappeared in the middle of the night during a race to newport to ensenada in mexicoack in april. the four-man crew was never found. originally, it was believed the boat was hit by a larger ship based on the am of debris found in the water. the findings of the investigation released within the hour concluded the yacht ran aground on rocky coronado island. the tragedy came just two weeks after sailing tragedy off san francisco killed five people. >>> still ahead, setting the record straight. what caltrans is doing to prove the new bay bridge plan is safe. >> plus, b.a.r.t. construction causing delays in the south bay. what areas to watch out for. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ transforming sounds ] [ male announcer ] transformers. the ride. ride it at universal studios hollywood. >>> caltrans wants to set the record straight on the safety of the new span of the bay bridge. the agency is calling on the "sacramento bee" to retract an article that reported inaccurate testing in a portion of the main tower of the eastern span. caltrans officials insist the report is false and the bridge is sou