i'm danielle nottingham at the white house. i'll have the story, coming up. >> we get some days that also aren't that great. we have a different alert when the weather is not so nice. super windy or not so rain. the weather really has the potential to change your plans we have 9 weather alerts on 9news now. >>> richard dawson is being remembered this afternoon. he started in seven 1960s television show like the dick van dyke show and hogan's heroes. he became famous in the 1970s as the emcee of the game show, family feud. he was 7 years old. >>> -- he was 79 79 years old. >>> governor scott walker is under fire after collective bargaining last year. the move made him a hero to the tea party and an enmy of unions. two-thirds of his money has come from out of state donors, who want walker's belt tightening phyllis if i to succeed. >>> we are turning our attention now to the presidential campaign trail where president obama and republican candidate mitt romney are raising money. danielle nottingham has the latest developments. >>

danielle nottingham reports the the president's campaign has just launched a new advertisement in that state attacking the republicans business record. >> president obama is hitting the money trail in atlanta and miami, looking to raise more than two or $3 million for his campaign today. >> i brought obama and i approve this message. >> he has also launched new advertisements attacking mitt romney for sending american jobs overseas while he worked for bain capital. >the advertisements are airing in ohio, iowa, in virginia where mitt romney is campaigning today. the mitt romney campaign calls the ad is misleading. arguing that they confuse outsourcing with offshore in. >> we don't need someone who is a pioneer in outsourcing, which need a president in the white house who will, every single day, be fighting to bring jobs back to the united states. to some in sourcing. >> both campaigns are bracing for thursday when the supreme court hands down their decision on the president's health-care reform law. >> if obama health care is not deemed constitutional than the first and a half years of

danielle nottingham, cbs news, washington. >>> a health vote for repeal would be symbolic. the measure would not get through the senate. >>> coming up next, olga will have the weekend forecast. she is in for howard. >> reporter: that's right. and a hot forecast it is. high heat through the weekend, and even some rain and storm chances in our forecast. i'll give you all the details on the week ahead, including the fourth of july forecast coming up when 9news now at noon continues. >>> the most instructive wildfire in colorado's history has claimed at least one life. president obama is touring colorado springs. >> reporter: improved weather conditions are helping firefighters in colorado springs battle what is now the most destructive wildfire in the state's history. one person was found dead inside a burned out house. several others are missing. nearly 350 homes are destroyed. >> our condolences to those who have lost a family member and who have lost so much. >> reporter: president obama is here today to survey the damage, and thank the army of firefighters who have been tr

danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: the at the g20 summit in mexico the global economy is the main issue the election results in greece have members of the summit, breeding a sigh of relief. it is hoped the new greek government can keep that country's economy from triggering a larger european crisis. president obama, who arrived in mexico last night, is pushing the euro zone to take bolder action to continue stain its financial problems. >> the white house is concerned a european financial crisis would hurt the u.s. economy and president obama's chances for reelection. the president is meeting with your row leaders and sitting down with russian president putin. it is the first time the two men have met since putin reclaimed the russian presidency. the uprising in syria will likely be the most contentious issue. the russian administration has been highly critical in russia. the government continued to attack its own people. other countries at the summit will also talk about syria, but the focus remains the economy. >> this meeting is coming at an absolutely critical time and we

danielle nottingham, cbs news, washington. supporters of the islamic brotherhood party claimed victory in the country's first free presidential election. the can and it was confident even as bouts are still being counted that his former prime minister has yet to concede. the egyptian military has been in command since the regime crumbled 16 months ago. the army as those to hand over power to the new president at the end of the month. >> firefighters in colorado battling broke conditions in their attempt to contain a massive wildfire their. the fire has burned since last saturday and more than 180 homes have been destroyed. the most in that state's history. firefighters are expecting 30 m.p.h. winds with gusts up to 50 m.p.h.. the fire was sparked by lightning and has been burning since june 9th. right now 45 percent contained. a wildfire causing the evacuation of 150 homes in san diego county. at least one structure has been destroyed. the fire started yesterday and has already burned 450 a. there. erratic winds have made it t

in washington, danielle nottingham, wjz, eyewitness news. >> condoleezza rice is down playing rumors she is ready to return to politics as a possible vice president. while speaking on cbs this morning, she praised romney but said there is no way she would join him on the ticket. romney has yet to pick a running mate. we urge you to stay with wjz for complete coverage of campaign 2012 and bring you the latest on the candidates on air and online at wjz.com. >>> rescue crews are back searching for survivors at a collapsed mall in on tar i ontario, canada. one person is confirmed dead and several are missing. they detected breathing under the rubble yesterday. >>> in illinois, federal investigators are on the scene of a plane crash. it had taken off when the pilot radioed that he had a fire on board. the plane crashed into a cornfield about five miles from the chicago rockford international airport. the pilot was killed. both the faa and ntsb are investigating. >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at noon, pass the sunblock. it's gorgeous outside. stick around. the complete first warni

danielle nottingham is at the high court with more on that ruling. >> reporter: the supreme court struck down parts of an arizona law designed to crack down on illegal immigration. for now, the justices are letting a provision go forward that requires police to check the immigration status of anyone they arrest or apprehend. but in their 5-3 ruling, the justices said police cannot arrest people on minor immigration charges as the arizona law laid out. arizona officials say they passed the law two years ago because the federal government was not doing enough to stop illegal immigration. the law sparked protests across the country and calls to boycott arizona. critics said it would lead to racial profiling and the obama administration filed suit on the basis that it interfered with federal immigration laws. today the supreme court ruled that federal law trumped many provisions in arizona's law and that's why they struck them down. the justices also left the door open to other legal challenges. still arizona's republican governor jan brewer called today's ruling a victory for the rule of la

danielle nottingham has more from the white house. >> president obama's campaign is spending about $10 million on a new tv ad targeting mitt romney's record as governor of massachusetts. >> instead of hiring workers from his own state, romney outsourced call center jobs to india. >> romney campaign says it would happily compare the president's record with the 4.7% unemployment rate in massachusetts while romney led the state. >> he inherited a $3 billion projected deficit. turned it around without raises taxes, balanced the budget, and put $2 billion in the rainy day fund. >> out raising campaign cash. mitt romney is in the pacific northwest. president obama is teaming up with former president, bill clinton, in new york. president clinton recently sent signals that attacking romney's time in the business world is not a good strategy. but the white house claims the two men see eye to eye on president obama's reelection. >> president clinton has completely supported president obama's approach and has thoroughly endorsed obama, president obama as someone who has the right vision economica

danielle nottingham reports that president obama's campaign has just launched a new ad in that state attacking the republicans' business -- the republican's business record. >> reporter: president obama is hitting the money trail in atlanta and miami looking to raise more than $2.3 million for his campaign today. >> i'm barack obama and i approve this message. >> reporter: he's also launched new tv ads attacking republican challenger mitt romney for sending american jobs overseas while he worked for bain capital. the ads are airing in ohio, iowa and virginia where romney is campaigning today. the romney camp calls the ads misleading arguing they confuse outsourcing with off shoring, a business practice that puts support staff in foreign markets in order to sell u.s. products in that country. >> if you're a worker whose job went overseas, you don't need somebody trying to explain to you the difference between outsourcing and offshoring. >> reporter: both campaigns are bracing for thursday when the high court hands down its decision on the president's health care reform law. >> it's go

in washington, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >>> president obama is also meeting with angelamerker. >>> right now votes are still being counted in egypt's historic presidential election but the muslim brotherhood is already claiming victory. islamic muhammad morsi says he won the presidency and is promising a new path to a peaceful egypt. this is the first free vote since the ouster of mumbarak 16 months ago. >>> an american who disappeared from his air base is now telling an amazing story. turns out that david hemler has been hiding in plain sight the entire time. michelle miller reports for wjz he's been living in sweden under an assumed identity. for nearly 20 years, david hemler harbored a secret. his family in america didn't know where he was and his swedish wife didn't know who he really was. >> i have been living 28 years in lies lying to my friends and family. >> reporter: hemler was a fugitive, a deserter. he fled ate postin oxford germany reportedly distraught over president obama's policies regarding nicaragua, south africa and iraq. >> i started feeling pretty bad

in washington, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >>> so here's a breakdown of the storm. this is the current information we have right now. two people were killed here in maryland. more deaths in d.c. more than 400,000 people are without power right now, just bge customers alone. also, a lot of downed power lines are littering streets. be careful tonight if you decide to take a walk, especially as night falls. it is very dangerous out there. stay with wjz for first warning coverage of the storm and on this heat wave. bernadette will have an update on the forecast coming up a little later. >>> we do have other news to tell you about. police have made an arrest in the murder of a woman. this is 19-year-old darion walker. police say he plotted for months to kill tiffany ragle. it is still not clear if the two were in a relationship. walker is currently being held without bail. >>> a warehouse worker is missing tonight. rescue officials believe that a forklift operator bumped into a shelf full of documents, knocking down some support beams on thursday night. the 46-year-old e

danielle nottingham reports now from the white house. >> reporter: mitt romney's campaign bus pulled off to the new hampshire farm where his campaign started last june. >> this is the first stop on his every town counts tour. >> reporter: a five day swing that will take the republican white house hopeful to 14 small cities in six states president obama won in 2008. >> washington's big government agenda should not smother small town dreams. in the america we love, every town counts. every job counts. and every american counts. >> reporter: romney is looking to persuade undecided voters that he's the best candidate to turn around the economy. >> barack obama isn't giving a fair shot to our children and grandchildren when he saddles them with trillions of dollars of debt. >> reporter: today the white house is focused on immigration with announcement they will begin granting work permits to some immigrants. president obama is trying to ensure middle class voters are plugged into his campaign. he's launching today with winners of a cam tape contest temperature lunching today with winners

danielle nottingham reports. >> capitol police escorted protesters out of the hearing room where the ceo of jpmorgan chase came to explain how his bank lost more than $2 billion on risky trades. jamie dimon apologized. but said he wants congress to put it in perspective. >> no client, customers or taxpayer money was impacted by this event. >> senators asked dimon why he was pointing the finger at the bank's investing unit. >> shouldn't you take personal responsibility since they were following the game plan that you personally laid out? >> that's why i'm here. we made a mistake. i'm absolutely responsible. the buck stops with me. >> dimon did say chase will probably take payback from senior executives involved in the risky trades. the hearing comes as congress finalizes new banking regulations, including the so-called volcker rule designed to prevent banks from making risky trades for their own profit. >> it hasn't been written yet. it's very complicated. it may very well stop -- >> lawmakers are trying to get a handle on whether big banks are still a big risk. >> what would you do t

danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >> there are five more job reports before voters head to the polls. >>> still to come when the news continues, a bizarre case of cannibalism in maryland. one man is in custody after body parts were found in his freezer. >> and -- many consider them to be two of the great intellectuals of our time. it will be a pleasure to welcome that vis smiley and dr. cornell west in just a moment. [ male announcer ] here's a friendly reminder. it's your last chance to get verizon's reliable high speed internet and phone for small business for only $84.99 a month. call 1.866.solutions now or visit verizon.com/solutions. only $84.99 for high-speed internet and phone. plus your choice of either no annual contract or a two year price guarantee. call 1.866.solutions or visit verizon.com/solutions today. hurry -- this offer won't last long. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> i'm delighted to be one-on- one today with tavis smiley and dr. cornell west. they are authors of a new book called "the rich and the

. >>> i'm danielle nottingham in washington. coming up, the fate of a baseball legend is now in the hands of a jury. >> a piece of d.c. history comes to an end after 37 years. i'm anny hong with how a local landmark is closing. >>> a d.c. landmark is about to shut down after 37 years in business. it's chicago pizzaria's location by the end of this month, they will be gone. anny hong is here to tell us exactly why they are shutting down. they say it's not that they aren't selling enough pizzas. >> the big challenge is, one of the owners say it's all because of rising costs and the operation, food, and their high rent. it was a difficult decision for the owners. they had no other choice but to close its flag ship location. >> well, when we started, pizza was a low rent food. this place became a destination dining spot. >> opened the first chicago pizzaria in 1975. since then, the family has been serving pizzas and sandwiches for customers. customers that include celebrities. >> ordered a lot of pizzas for his staff. we also had mi

nottingham, almost an inch of rain, over an inch in mount airy and also sikesville, that's exactly what we like to see. at the airport only .30 inch of rain. so, again, the storms down south really didn't help that moisture to come together. but like i said, we didn't need the flooding. all we needed was the rain. temperatures this morning coming in the upper 60s in nottingham, 63 degrees right now in mount airy and 65 in sikesville. the winds right now pretty much on the calm side, but they will be picking up more as we go into the afternoon at about 15 miles an hour. but this is what we look like hour by hour for today. we start you out at 8:00, that temperature coming in right around 73 degrees. lunchtime 78 and 82, that's exactly where we should be now for this time of the year, so get out there and enjoy. let's get a check now of the abc 2 time saver traffic with lauren cook. good morning and how are the roads? any accidents? >>reporter: good morning, lynette. no accidents just yet. if you are out in howard county, fortunately no delays on interstate 70. it will be nice and clear f

. >> i'm danielle nottingham at the white house. coming up, new signs of trouble for europe's fragile economy. g-20 leaders commit to a plan of action? >>> another grilling on capitol hill today for j.p. morgan chase, coe. he was once again fielding questions from members of congress about his firm's $2 billion plus trading loss. diamond again apologized to lawmakers. he said he is sorry to be taking up people's time because the loss is not significant when compared to other economic issues around the world. >> we feel terrible, but no client, customer, or taxpayer money was affected by the incident. >> diamond told lawmakers j.p. morgan is not too big to be allowed to fail. >> leaders are wrapping up their two-day meeting in mexico. the big focus, how to keep europe's financial crisis from spreading over here? danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: g-20 leaders are trying to remain optimistic. there's a lot at stake, especially for the white house if the european financial crisis does not turn around. the leaders of the world's

that is video from nottingham station this morning. the party continues today and tomorrow as they continue that diamond jubilee tour. >>> thanks for joining us, i'm megan pringle. >> i'm charley crowson. this is your abc 2 news to go. we begin with a check of your forecast with meteorologist lynette charles. >>reporter: all right, charley. yes, we are looking at much calmer air for today and also some much dryer air. we'll definitely take that. as we take a look at the numbers, .20 inch in colombia yesterday, also about .60 over in ellicott city and close to two inches in joppa, that's much needed rain across the area. we look now at temperatures this morning still coming in above average, 65 degrees from colombia and also ellicott city. joppa coming in right around 68. and those winds will begin to pick up a little bit more even as we go into the afternoon. look at what we have in ellicott city. a nice sunrise this morning, plenty of blue sky definitely going to prevail. we look at maryland's most powerful radar as of now and we are

the rosedale and nottingham locations underwent major renovations and expansions. the roseville star is on patriot way and is going to reopen their stores at 7:00 a.m. this morning, the nottingham store on perries hill court will open at 9:00 this morning. each store will offer the full line of groceries and both locations will actually be open 24 hours after their reopening. >>> the maryland blue crab, it's pretty common in our area, but have you ever seen a blue monster? >> stay with us this morning. pictures of this rare krus taishon and the. >>> nine injured, we've had an explosion on board. >> it turns out that whole thing never happened at all. how this little prank is costing rescue crews and a reward being offered now to catch that caller. >>> the rain is gone and we are drying out. i'll tell you how long the dry weather lasts. those details coming up. >>reporter: up to speed here on 695 at hartford road. i'll show you what 95 and 83 look like coming up in my abc 2 time saver traffic report. you're watching "good morning maryland." i can't stand these spots

. >> there was a royal visit to nottingham today to mark queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee. she traveled alone, because her husband prince philip is resting alone after being hospitalized with an infection. prince william and his wife kate met the queen at the station and later the royals stood on the balcony of the nottingham council how us while the crowd sang "got save the queen." >>> the art of fashion and works of together came together. s salvatore ferragamo had the catwalk, featuring mostly cream-colored dresses, gowns, pants and boots. the company was granted this unprecedented access to the space in farther because of it sponsoring an exhibit there. >>> when we come back, a fast-food restaurant plans a special meat-filled treat for the summer. >>> plus if you rent a car during this busy travel season [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [

at the white house, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> and about 1700 people are paying $250r more to attend tonight's broadway concert event. stay with wjz for complete coverage of campaign 2012, we will continue to bring you the latest on the issue and the candidates on air and online. >>> time to look at some of the stories on tomorrow's baltimore sun. a coverage of the oriole's selection in the draft. and an update on when the ravens terrell suggs predicts he'll be back on the field. for these stories and much more, read tomorrow's baltimore sun. remember to look for the updated forecast. >>> houston you have a space shuttle. or at least a life size model of one. the center was unsuccessful of getting one of the real retired space shuttle so it got the next best thing. explorer was previously in display in florida. >> the space center couldn't get one. >> there's a lot of demand. we have one not far from here. >>> a tragic crash, four teenagers are killed in the eve of their high school graduation. what caused the deadly accident. >> a new study about breast- feeding, wha

in washington, danielle nottingham. wjz eyewitness news. >> president oe -- obama is also meeting with the syrian chancellor. >>> former reality star jack osbourne says he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. earlier diagnosis may mean a better out come for him. >>> a dog stays loyal to its owner even in the face of dangerrer. a bear attacked a homeowner after she opened the door to let her dog out. she fell to the ground but the canine jumped into action fending off the bear. the dog walked away without any serious injuries while the woman only suffered minor cuts and bruises. >> and here is a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, we need to look for a new van. yeah. i just don't know where to start. glad you found us. start by test-driving nearly every make and model, all in one place. >>> rain is cleared out leaving behind clouds only this monday evening. how is the rest of the week looking? bob is in the weather center. >> i think you will probably like today better than

danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> five other states have adopted versions of the arizona law and were all on hold until the court rules on this case. >>> dozens of people spend a tense night on the eastern shore as a massive brush fire may force them to leave. derek valcourt has more. >> reporter: in some cases, it was just feet a way from homes and took more than 100 firefighters 12 hours to get it under control. the workers are intentionally burning what's left of the under brush in the 48 acres of woods in the southern area of kent island where a six-alarm fire raged on sunday. neighbors woke to the smell of smoke coming from the woods. and by afternoon, officials mandated an evacuation. >> they say fire, get out, and take what you need. you don't have time to think. you just grab what you can and go. >> reporter: the flames raged out of control for hours as firefighters developed a plan to stop the fire property spreading. almost all of the 48 acres are part of a pine tree farm and part of the problem for firefighters is how dense the woods were. they literal he had to br

daniel nottingham reports from washington dc where the controversy is still brewing. >> supporters of president obama's health care reform law celebrated outside the supreme court. >> obama care is here to stay. >> in a 5-4 vote the justices ruled nearly all of the affordable care act is constitutional. >> the highest court in the land has now spoken. we will continue to implement this law. we will work together to improve on it where we can. >> siting congress's four power to tax -- power to tax, john roberts joined in upholding the individual mandate. the part of the law that requires every american to buy health insurance. >> the court, you know, validated a law that was clearly constitutional. i'm proud to be an american today. >> the justices did limit the laws expansion of insurance for the poor, ruling that the federal government cannot with hold a state's medicaid feweding if it -- funding if it does not participate. >> republicans are already using the ruling to fire up supporters. >> what the court did not do on its last day in session i will do on my first day if elected pr

daniel nottingham reporting from washington. >> supports of president obama's health care reform law celebrated outside the supreme court. in a 5-4 vote, the justices ruled nearly all of the affordable care act is constitutional. >> the highest court has now spoken. we will continue to implement this law. we will work together to improve on it where we can. >> siting congress's power to tax, conserver chief justice john roberts joined the courts four lib cal justices in -- liberal justices in upholding the mandates. the part of the law that requires every american to buy health insurance. >> the court validated a law that was constitutional. >> the justices limited the law of expansion for the poor, ruling the federal government cannot with hold a state's medicaid funding if it does not participate. republicans are already using the ruling to fire up supporters. >> what the court did not do on its last day in session i will do on my first day in elected president of the united states. that is, i will act to repeal obama care. >> by 2014 the law is supposed to bring affordable coverag

at the circuit court, danielle nottingham. >> danielle, thank you. >> complete coverage continues withthe impact on the ruling here many maryland. derek? >> reporter: this is a contentious issue in maryland. supporters pretty happy, opponents promising to continue their fight. the health clinic is often a lifesaver for folks without health insurance. there's an estimated 747,000 of them in maryland. >> i am currently somewhat unemployed. >> reporter: sheila is one of them, thrilled by news that the circuit court up held president obama's affordable care act. >> i know that people need health care. >> reporter: also excited patient calvin watson. >> it's good for me, because i need all the help i can get. >> reporter: january its is glad the circuit court up held the individual mandate. >> there will beless out of my ph to pay for people who don't have health insurance. >> reporter: medical profession unless we spoke with said the ruling could lead to better care. >> as a doctor, what will this do to your relationship with patients? >> it will bolster my rip with patients, because it wi

danielle nottingham explains how today's results could have implications for the presidential race. >er: wisconsin voters lined up early to decide whether the republican governor will keep his job. at a cost of $9 million to taxpayers, the recall election puts milwaukee mayor tom barrett, against sitting governor, scott walker. >> i voted for scott walker once. and i want to make sure he gets in again. >> reporter: polls have shown republican scott walker with a lead as high as 7 points. but it's been shrinking. >> around the state the energy has been building and building and building, which we think is a very good sign. >> reporter: keymach lawmakers pushed through a balls, pushing through and stripping government employees of their collective bargaining rights. >> ultimately, i care more about the next generation. >> reporter: if walker keeps his job, some political watchers say it could make wisconsin a difficult state for president obama to hang onto this fall. >> the president has not gone to wisconsin to campaign for barrett. but he tweeted his support monday. saying, i'm stand

at the supreme court, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> and a part of the law requiring everyone to buy insurance is set to take effect in 2014. stay with wjz for complete coverage of campaign 2012. we'll continue to bring you the latest on the candidates and the issues on air and online at wjz.com. >>> the city of stockton, california is about to become the largest american city ever to declare bankruptcy. city officials say mediation with creditors has failed. stockton is facing a $20 million deficit next year. the port city is facing hard times after borrowing millions for ambitious projects. >>> starting tomorrow, people who use baltimore city water will start digging deeper into their pockets. adam -- alex demetrick has more on the plan to approve a rate increase. >> reporter: when large underground lines fail, streets become instant rivers. and those are expensive for baltimore's water system, parts of which are 100 years old. >> our water infrastructure has been crumbling beneath our feet and cannot be ignod. >> reporter: -- ignored. >> reporter: they are asking to increas

tonight, danielle nottingham reports for wjz, he's calling it an isolated incident. >> reporter: capital police escorted protestors out of the hearing room where the ceo of jp morgan chase came to explain how his bank lost more than $2 billion on risky trades. jamie diamond apologized, but said he wants congress to put it in perspective. >> no client, customer or taxpayer money was impacted by this event. >> reporter: senators asked diamond why he was pointing the finger at the bank's investing unit. >> shouldn't you take personal responsibility since they were following the game plan that you personally laid out? >> that's why i'm here. we made a mistake. i'm absolutely responsible. the buck stops with me. >> reporter: diamond did say chase will probably take payback from senior executives involved in the risky trades. >> reporter: the hearing comes as congress finalizes new banking regulations, including the so-called vocal rule, designed to prevent banks from making risky trades for their own profit. >> it hasn't been written yet. it's very complicated. it may very well stop parts. >>

danielle nottingham, cbs news, the supreme court. >> tonight out of control wildfires burning all over colorado, forcing thousands of people to evacuate. brooke rogers in colorado springs where the heat and the flames are so intense that crews cannot fully assess the damage yet. >> a giant cloud of smoke hangs over colorado springs, slams' have forced 32,000 residents to leave their homes and even the u.s. air force academy is being evacuated. >> we are facing a potentially devastating disaster right here and we are well-prepared and working through things. >> the blaze doubled in size overnight to more than 15,000 a.. the mayor's office estimates dozens of homes are destroyed but the fire is still too intense for an official count. bright yellow and orange flames indicate another home has been lost. >> it is a very difficult time in the city but we will get through this together and be stronger because of this experience. >> the command post at the university of colorado campus is giving 1000 firefighters their marching orders. more crews and engines are on their way to help and there

danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >>> five other states have adopted versions of the arizona law, and they were on hold until the court ruled on the case. justice elena kagan did not take part because she helped craft the legal arguments in her previous job. >>> and the supreme court is set to decide if president obama's health care law is constitutional and centers on the requirement that all americans have health insurance or pay a penalty. the court could hold it up in its entirety, struck down parts of it or declaring the entire bill unconstitutional. the decision expected thursday. >>> we have a nice start to your work week. cloudsand sun are in the area. we have weather and traffic together. bob turk has updated numbers from first warning weather. hi, bob. >>> it's drying out beautifully with great weather headed our way for the near term. thunderstorm activity in extreme southern maryland and portions of virginia. and that's all moving south and east and a threat of a few more thundershowers down there for the next hour or two, anyone then that will be over. the jet st

here is daniel nottingham with the latest. >> president obama called the supreme court's decision to uphold most of the health care law a victory for the american people. >> i didn't do this because it was good politics. i did it because i believed it was good for the country. >> by a 5-4 vote the court let stand most of the affordable care act. surprisingly it was conservative chief justice john roberts who sided with the four liberal judges in the majority. roberts upheld the so-called individual mandate requiring all americans to have health insurance or pay penalty. roberts said while congress could not force people to buy something like insurance, it could tax those who are not insured. also uphold insurance companies cannot disqualify people because of preexisting conditions. they can't raise rates on the chronically sick. children can remain on their parent's health plan until age 26. the court struck down one part of the law, forcing states to expand medicaid to low income families by threatening to with hold all medicaid funding. republican candidate mitt romney said he disa

danielle nottingham is here with to the calls on to help improve those numbers. >> the president told voters in minnesota that the economy is not growing as quickly as he would like. >> businesses have created almost 4.3 million new jobs over the last 27 months. but as we learned in today's jobs report, we are still not creating them as fast as we want. >> the president visited a defense contractor that has hired 900 military veterans in the past year, the same day that he got a disappointing unemployment reports. a show that united states added only 69,000 jobs in may. about half of what economists expected. the president says that congress has the power to bring down the 8.2 percent unemployment rate. >> there's no excuse for this. not when there are so many people out there still looking for work. >> republican leaders argue that that legislation ready to go that will stimulate the economy. but senate democrats are standing in the way. >> why don't they pick up the bills and passed them and help the american people instead of playing politics over there? >> voters say that the econ

as danielle nottingham reports, the justice's reasoning is giving ammunition for republicans who want to make it a big issue for the campaign trail. >> reporter: when supreme court justice john roberts said the federal government does have the power to impose a tax on those without healthcare, he ended the legal fight, but launched a new political battle. >> if americans knew that failure to comply resulted in a tax hike, of course the bill would never have passed. >> reporter: less than 24 hours after the supreme court's decision, mitt romney's campaign said it had raised more than $4 million through its website. >> our mission is clear. if we want to get rid of obama care, we're going to have to replace president obama. >> reporter: president obama's campaign would not release how much money it raised since the supreme court's healthcare ruling, but did say it was more than the romney camp reported. >> reporter: aboard air force one, white house spokesman jay carney told reporters that although calling the individual mandate a tax, save the law, the president considers it a penalty

danielle nottingham, cbs news, washington. >>> the volcker rule is supposed to take effect next months have two years to fully comply. >>> our time is 6:38. what dad wouldn't like to be fed well for father's day. >> in nine minutes, we're going to be joined in the kitchen by the chef from revive catering. and we're going to get a look at some amazing barbecue dishes. >> howard says morning clouds should give way to partial sunshine across our region. highs in the upper 70s. straight ahead a look at the all important weekend forecast. >>> welcome back. 9 news now at 6:43. a pleasant 68 degrees. it's pleasant outside on the roads. no problems to report. i'm happy to say i haven't any major incidents all morning long to talk about close into town, including on the beltway here from college park into silver spring. we'll take a live look at new hampshire avenue and it's just par for the course here. no problems, just the delays on the outer loop as you leave new hampshire avenue. it's going to be pretty much continuous to georgia avenue before that pace improves. back over to the maps and

at the white house, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> stay with wjz for complete coveragempaign 2012. count on us for the latest on the candidates and the issues. >>> well, how is the rush hour home shaping up? let's check in on the roads with kristy breslin. >> volume definitely picking up out there. if you're on the north side inner loop, delays begin now from york road to perring parkway. and on the west side inner loop, stop and go there, from baltimore national pike to 70. we're also seeing some congestion on the outer loop, stretching from liberty road to edmondson avenue. average speed right now, about 35 miles per hour. 70 westbound, pretty jammed up there. northbound 95, brake lights in that direction from dundalk avenue, approaching whitemarsh boulevard. and accidents include old harford road at putty hill. also in the fallston area. harford at wrecker road. and because of the sailabration extra congestion expected in the city today, east port, closed between andre and fort mchenry. let's now take a live look, as can you see, things are slow there. if you look to

danielle nottingham has has response for wjz. >> reporter: capital police escorted protestors out ofring room, where the ceo of jp morgan chase came to explain how has bank lost more than $2 billion on risky trades. jamie diamond apologized but said he wants congress to put it in perspective. >> no clients, customer or taxpayer money, was impacted by this event. >> reporter: senators asked diamond why he was pointing the finger at the bank's investing unit. >> shouldn't you take personal responsibility since they were following the game plan that you personally laid out? >> that's why i'm here. we made a mistake. i'm absolutely responsible. the buck stops with me. >> reporter: diamond did say chase will probably take payback from senior executives involved in the risky trade. the hearing comes as congress finalizes new banking regulations, including the so- called vocal rule, designed to prevent banks from making risky trades for their own profit. >> it hasn't been written yet. it's very complicated. >> reporter: lawmakers are trying to get a handle on whether big banks are still a b

as danielle nottingham reports, this is one of those deals where both sides are claiming victory. >> reporter: the supreme court has rejected key parts of arizona's crackdown on illegal immigration. in reading the 5-3 majority opinion justice anthony kennedy said the court agreed with the obama administration. immigration falls under federal, not state jurisdiction. the decision struck down a requirement that all immigrants carry registration papers and a provision that made it a state crime for them to seek work. the high court did unanimously save the most controversial part of the 2010 law requiring police check the immigration status of those they stop could go forward prompting arizona's republican governor to declare victory. >> the heart of senate bill 1070 has been proven to be constitutional. >> reporter: the majority of justices also ruled that police cannot arrest people on minor immigration charges and they left the door open to other legal challenges to the law. >> it has essentially opened the floodgate, opened the floodgate to racial profiling. >> reporter: in a statem

danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >> and we could get news tomorrow on california's bangay marriage. the ninth circuit court of appeals will be releasing its decision on whether or not to review a previous ruling that overturned proposition 8. if the judges decide not to review that case, proposition 8 backers could repeal the decision to the u.s. supreme court. >> the sexual abuse trial of a renowned football coach begins tomorrow. his last minute appeal for a delay was denied by the pennsylvania supreme court. the longtime penn state assistant coach is charged with molesting 10 young boys over a 14 year time. at the trial judge ruled today that the alleged victims must use their real names is called to testify. jury selection begins tomorrow. a man charged with killing a florida teenager will be asking for bail for a second time. george zimmerman return to jail yesterday after the judge revoked his $150,000 bond. the judge believes that he and his wife gave false information about their finances. his defense attorney thinks that is granted, his new bail would be much m

danielle nottingham, cbs news washington. >> the billionaire mayor of new york city has thrown down a challenge to his counterparts across the country and is putting up some of his personal fortune as the prize. michael bloomberg invited hundreds of big city mayors to come up with creative solutions to urban challenges and find ways to enhance city life. specifically he is looking for ideas that can ultimately be shared across the board. bloomberg philanthropy launched the mayor's challenge today and it seems like san fransisco already stands out. >> i have met ed lee out in california before he became mayor, and lately he came to bloomberg fair 20 in new york to tell us what things he has learned and what things san fransisco does that are different, to see if they are transferable to other cities but also to learn from every house. >> the mayor hopes to make local governments more efficient and responsive. he is offering a grand prize of $5 million to fund as a winning plan. for runner-up cities will get $1 million each. all that out of his own pocket. >> volunteers hit the south sa

danielle nottingham has tonight's campaign 2012 report from the white house. >> reporter: mitt romneyan his every town counts bus tour, where he started his campaign last june. newnew hampshire is the first of six states where the republican white house hopefuls will make stops in towns over the next five days. >> when americans rose up and demanded, stop borrowing money and sticking our kids with the bill, the president wasn't listening. he was in the line with china, getting another loan. >> reporter: but romney did not sell everyone in the crowd. >> i don't support him. and i think it's going to destroy a country. >> reporter: all the states romney is visiting on his bus tour, president obama won in 2008. but romney's campaign sees an opportunity to make end roads, especially in areas still hurting from the recession. >> the country does need a change. and i feel like the past few years, people are now finally ready. >> good afternoon, everybody. >> reporter: friday, the president focused on a change in immigration policy. expected to play well with latino voters in critical states

danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >> the ceo of j.p. morgan chase back in the hot seat on capitol hill, members of congress or grilling him about his company's recent $2 billion trading blunder. >> we will not make light of the losses but they should be put into perspective. we will lose shareholders' money and for that we feel terrible but no client, customer, or taxpayer money was affected by the incident. >> 5 financial regulators also testified at the more than four hourlong hearing. hundreds of people dressed as robin hood this afternoon descended to send a message from san fransisco to washington. they're saying " back the plan " that would force banks to pay a tax that would raise $350 billion each year for things such as health care, jobs, and education. >> save main street! jobs, >> a similar scene in los angeles where dozens of national organizations and celebrities rally outside of jp morgan and other financial institutions. among the stars supporting a nationwide was mark level low, rage against a machine guitarist, and chri

danielle nottingham, cbs news, washington. >> threats of tax hikes of side, most americans just want to know how this law will affect them. a jump in the number of insured will mean more patience in line for medical services but the bigger problem, according to experts at ucsf, may exist for providers, considering the number of california doctors is dwindling. >> that is a problem, we have been in this problem beforehand and we are trying very hard to get more people into primary care >> some experts say that primary-care doctors will get a raise in pay next year. the fact that more people will be gaining insurance should also bring more resources into the state. a potential setback for governor jerry brown tax hike plan. a sacramento judge ordered the secretary of state to hold off for now on deciding where the measure will land on the november ballot. usually initiatives appear in the order that they qualified and that would put his measure ninth out of 12 right now. but there is a pending budget bill in the senate that would pump his plan to the top. backers of the rival initiativ

danielle nottingham shows us that he is already reaching out to the groups that tried to oust him fromffice. >> gov. scott walker visited a wisconsin factory on wednesday, and attempted to bridge the political divide in his state. >> the election is done, we do not have opponents anymore. that is passed, it is time to come together. >> he is only the third governor in u.s. history to face a recall and the first to survive after beating the milwaukee mayor tom barrett. democrats launched the effort to remove walker after he pushed through controversial legislation taking away union rights for most public workers. passions ran high, one supporter was apparently so upset that he conceded the race, she slapped him. but he was composed in defeat. >> this is not an end tonight, this is an end of another chapter of wisconsin history. >> white house insists that this win will not hurt the president's reelection efforts in wisconsin. democrats have one in six straight presidential elections in that state. >> but republicans say that winning streak may be in jeopardy. gop groups outside of wisco

we have more now from danielle nottingham at the white house. >> preventing a global financial catastrophe is job number one as leaders sit down for a second day of talks at the g 20 summit in mexico. president obama and heads of the world's largest economies are urging you're to take all measures necessary to overcome its debt crisis. >> a lot of attention has been centered on europe. now is the time, as we discussed, to make sure that all buss could join to do what is necessary to stabilize the world financial system. >> world markets did not get a boost hoped for after the greek elections and now spain borrowing cost has reached dangerously high levels. the white house knows that stabilizing the situation in europe is critically important to keep the crisis from spreading here. something the president is eager to avoid as he fights to keep his job. leaders at the summit are trying to rally behind spending that will boost growth and job creation. they are also holding talks with one another on the sidelines. today the president will meet with the president of china, monday the president

danielle nottingham, cbs news, washington. >> the rule is supposed to take effect next month, but banks have two years to fully comply. >>> sentenced to 60 days behind bars. henson was found guilty to make calls that prosecutors say were designed to keep black vote res from going to the polls. this dates back to november of 2010. henson was working for former republican governor, bob ehrlich, who lost to democratic governor, martin o'malley. >>> and late this afternoon, we learned that federal prosecutors are dropping all charges against john edwards. the former senator's trial on corruption charges ended in a hung jury on all but one count last month. edwards was acquitted on that final charge. prosecutors will not seek a new trial. >>> the mysterious disappearance of a teenage girl from takoma, park, maryland, 32 years ago has been solved. but not the way her family had hoped. it's now a homicide investigation that police from virginia and maryland are helping them solve for good. >> she liked to dance and you know, sometimes she loved to poke fun at people. >> vividly remembers their

danielle nottingham, cbs news, the supreme court. >>> ad vicars to president obama say they are happy to include healthcare in their election year debates. governor romney first proposed a mandated penalty when he was governor of massachusetts. >> here in our region 747,000 people are living in maryland without health insurance. in virginia it is 1. 1 million people. that adds up to 13 or 14% of the population. >>> and as we have said, despite the supreme court's decision, the debate over at fordable care act continues. the healthcare debate started in march 2009 when president obama hosted a healthcare summit. after a year the house approved a version of the healthcare bill that required everyone to buy health insurance. president obama signed it into law march 23, 2010. in november, 2010, a federal judge found the mandate constitutional. in december of that same year virginia became the first of 26 states to invalidate the law. in august of 2011, a federal appeal court found the mandate unconstitutional, which brings us to where we are now when the supreme court upheld the requireme

danielle nottingham has more now from the white house. >> reporter: preventing a global financial catastrophe is job number one as leaders sit down for a second day of talks at the g ten summit in mexico -- g20 summit in mexico. president obama and heads of the world's largest economies are urging europe to take all measures necessary to overcome its debt crisis. >> a lot of attention has been centered on europe. now is the time as we've discussed to make sure that all of us join to do what's necessary to stabilize the world financial system. >> reporter: world markets did not get the boost hoped for after the greek election, and now spain's borrowing costs have reached dangerously high levels. the white house knows stabilizing the situation in europe is critically important to keep the crisis from spreading here, something the president is eager to avoid as he fights to keep his job. leaders at the summit are trying to rally behind spending that will boost growth and job creation. they're also holding talks with one another on the sidelines. today president obama will meet with china's presi