ovi we still got maryland. what's in your wallet? watching abc 7 news at 11:00 with leon harris maureen bunyan, meteorologist bob ryan weather and tim brant sports. this is abc 7 news at 11:00. on your side. >>> an emotional meeting between prince charles and a group of wounded american soldiers. the event at the british embassy caps off a busy day for the prince. >> it keeps the nation's military in the spotlight. jay korff is live in an unused room with more. >> it is and a remarkable week for prince charles. last friday, the highly anticipated royal wedding. this week, a three day visit to washington. tuesday night, his loyal cli -- his royal highness attended an event for the u.s. 0 and the british forces foundation. prince charles met with a number of wounded warriors like this first lieutenant who lost both his legs to and i.e.d. >> he was curious to know how i am doing. >> prince charles spent considerable time with them, a boost to their mood. >> it was such a morale booster. it was a fabulous opportunity. our patients were s

ovie. we still got maryland. what's in your wallet?onight the story changes once again. u.s. officials now say there really was not a firefight and that osama bin laden was killed in his pajamas. in the meantime, security is tightening at ground zero ahead of the president's trip there tomorrow. good evening. i'm jim vance. >> and i'm doreen gentzler. for the third time in a row, new details about osama bin laden and his compound are emerging and they cricket public statements from the white house. u.s. officials now tell nbc news that three of the four men killed in the operation, including bin laden, were not armed. they took fire from and killed a man in a guest house. but the troops moved through the main house, which was full of weapons, without taking fire. according to the same officials, bin laden was shot twice in his pajamas inside a bedroom. president obama has decided not to release the photographic evidence. >> it is important for us to make sure that very graphic photos of someone shot in the head are not floating around

ovi we still got maryland. what's in your wallet?ction project in the district has literally gone to the boards. they have been stopped because of ospreys which have nested on one of the construction equipment. >> since the ospreys are a protected species it means no one is going to shoo them away. meanwhile, the rest of us will get a rare glimpse of a new osprey family. it is an unusual nesting place for this family, 75 feet above the on finished anacostia river way. >> this is absolutely wonderful. >> a male and female osprey pair has made the top of this construction crane their home. experts say nine out of 10 use man-made structures for nesting. location location, location. >> it has a perfect view of the river and it is safe from predators. >> it to take the nesting mother a month to have her babies. >> crews will continue working in other areas until these guests leave operate -- guests leave. >> they're coming back to the river and nesting. >> in the meantime, a rare glimpse of nature at work in the city. >> are really do bel

ovie. we still got maryland. what's in your wallet? york city as part of our coverage. president obama is expected to meet with 9/11 victims at ground zero on thursday. what are you learning about the plans to visit this thursday? >> we have very few specific details about what that does it will include. we know that he will be visiting with the families of september 11 victims. we do not know at what time or where this might take place. i asked a couple of police officers what they thought and what they knew about the visit and they said it was news to them and ground. anytime the president comes to the city, it is an ordeal. >> you talked with a police officer and i am wondering. what is the atmosphere in new york like right now? >> it depends on who you talk to. the motion runs the gamut. some people hadn't were euphoric and other people were dismissive. he is one of many bad guys out there and there's a lot more of them. this headline was closure for them. the closure they needed. people who were working in the building as well as

ovie. we still got maryland. what's in your wallet? >>> you are watching abc 7 news at 11. 7 news at 11:00 p.m. on your side. >>>>> you may end up paying more to travel on a certain well- traveled highway. $10.75 to go through. >> soe trafford -- some transportation officials said this might happen on the dulles toll road. >> we paid $2 to ride on the toll road and those numbers have increased significantly. -- have not increased significantly but there is talk of a $10 told by the end of this decade. some drivers are calling it highway robbery. >> it is horrible. >> the airport authority confirming a report by the wtop that rates could jump to $5.50 in four years and $10.75 by 20/20. >> this is an expensive project but it will serve the community for decades. >> he is talking about the extension. $3.5 billion for phase 2 partly paid for with tolls. >> marcus uses the toll road nearly every day and is not happy. >> i think it is already expensive enough. most of the time it is not quicker. >> the airport authority hopes the federal loan will ease the pain. >> if we have it,

ovie. we still got maryland. what's in your wallet?ntertainment tonight," the most-watched entertainment news magazine in the world. >> marie osmond surprise wedding, remarrying her first husband in las vegas today. >> she started crying, i started crying. everybody in the room started crying. >> more than 25 years since they divorced. marie wearing the same gown as the first wedding. >> if i want to live with him i'm going to have him forever, right. >> inside the reception, cutting cake and why they're back together now. >> they belong together. and it feels right. >> then kate's wedding photos, how did they compare to her mother-in-law, diana's? the children, diana alone, charles keeping his distance. >> the bin laden death photo controversy today. plus, was the president watching the mission live on helmet cam

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mike greene fires, rebound is loose and ovie's got another point, his 25th career playoff goal gives the caps a 3-2 lead but in the 3rd period the tide would turn. steven stamkos gets possession, second of the series, game tied at three. 24 seconds later the lightning back in it and back at it. nate thomson's centering pass deflects pass michal neuvirth. lightning take a 4-3 lead and that's your final. lindsay murphy with more from tampa. >> reporter: down 0-3 in the series the caps' backs are definitely against the wall. only three teams have ever come back from such a large deficit. so tomorrow game 4 is do or die and it won't be easy against the streaking lightning. >> they're uncanny when they want to get a goal. it's like they just snap their fingers, hit a button. it's like they just dial it up and you can see it's like their flipping a switch. >> we get up and i think we think it's over and guys just relax a bit and they just come and in playoffs you got to be focused and ready on every shift. >> we panicked a little pit from behind, but i think that comes when -- bit from beh

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ovie. we still got maryland. what's in your wallet? male announcer ] with amazing innovation, driven by relentless competition, wireless puts the world at your command. ♪ >>> it's time for 9 sports with brett haber, the best sports in town. >> and welcome back to tampa, everybody. it's kind of hard to explain how a team that had the second best record in hockey during the regular season could not put together 60 minutes of solid hockey in this series. obviously nobody likes getting swept, but in this case, you could certainly argue that the caps got exactly what they deserved. game four tonight here in tampa. caps trying to push this thing back to washington. poor judgment by their captain hurt them. first period alex ovechkin unloads his frustration by taking a run at blare jones. that is san obvious charging call. the lightning makes them pay. across to ryan malone. 1-0 tampa on the power play. but six minutes later the caps got their own man advantage and they put it to good use. shot from the point rattles around. sterm pops it in

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ovie. we still got maryland. what's in your wallet?report suggests and gender gap when it comes to cardiac health care. the women died 30% more often than men. patients had a 44% greater chance of death if there were female. >> from changing lunch menus to getting kids more active michelle obama has been active in fighting childhood obesity. >> she has created a new type of work out. this is the flash worked out. one local middle school gave it a try and got quite a thrill. >> what gets students on their feet? michelle obama. she laced a per sneakers and headed to the middle school to take part in the first-ever flash worked out. it is like a flash mob but instead of that, you are sweating. the idea is part of her let's move campaign to combat childhood obesity. the students traded their desks for -- enjoyed students across the country. >> that was great. >> mrs. obama went further tapping a top performer. >> all of you love beyoncÉ. me too. >> she performed iraq retained that students spend days war learning. >> i have not been like y

ovie. we still got maryland. what's in your wallet?e pump is static -- saying the study that $3.98. >> we are live in northwest washington. it sounds like we are going to hear some good news. >> good news for you and your wallets. things that a little confusing today. the price for a barrel of oil is below the $100 mark. hours later, it was back up bread analysts say the price of gasoline is going to go down. >> get as much as you possibly can. >> making every penny count. >> i am just putting in $11. >> after the price of oil dropped over night for the first time since march a barrel was under $100. expect the price of gas to drop 2 cents every day and by memorial weekend, we could see a gallon of gas drop down to $3.50. >> i hope so. >> i will put it on my calendar. >> of $3.50 a gallon by the official kickoff week of the summer may not be enough. >> it is still more than i want to pay. >> experts believe prices will drop everywhere because of concerns about the economy. >> i will be back driving to work memorial weekend. >> despite

ovie. we still got maryland. what's in your wallet? working on his home found himself buried in rubble after his house exploded. >> can you believe that? the explosion happened on wayne drive and shook houses in the area. what is the latest? >> i will take you straight to what the home looks like. it is absolutely stunning when you see that the roof and walls blew out away from the house. the house had been five years in the making. the homeowner was getting ready to give the keys to a new family to rent. >> i am thankful. but everything she has is inside the house, except her family. >> gloria skinner moved all of her belongings into the home. she and her family were set to start their new life here today -- but not now. when they tried to pull into the industry the police officer told her the house was gone. >> removing in today. he said the house blew up. >> the owner of the home had been inside putting the finishing touches before they moved in. despite the flames, neighbors rushed in to rescue the injured honor. >> i did not think

the rebound is loose and ovie gets to the puck and buries the shot to put the caps up 3-2.ow to the third period. 24 seconds after the lightning tied it up at 3, a pass deflects off two players for the goal and that is the game- winner. the lightning take a commanding 3-0 lead in the best of 7 series and will try to close it out tonight in florida. the caps must win. >>> well the news better in arlington. yesterday randolph elementary got a special visit from the secretary of education, secretary arne duncan was there to thank the teaching staff for their hard work. and to congratulate the arlington teacher of the year, matt osy ello >> i love coming to school. this is the hardest job i've ever had and i get up every day and come in and do it because i know how valuable it is for everyone involved. >> this is matt's fourth year teaching. congratulations to him and all of the teachers at randolph elementary. >>> other news now. every 40 seconds someone in america has a stroke. and it is the nation's third leading cause of death. the month of may is american stroke month. and

ovie. we still got maryland. what's in your wallet?ky 9 captured the scene over a deadly crash in germantown. the victim was 18 years old. the overnight crash happened at the intersection of germantown and middlebrook road. investigators say a dump truck slammed into the car driven by the 18 year old. two others suffered nonlife threatening injuries. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> an update now on the teenager who police say led a wild fight and stabbing at the national zoo. delia gonclaves is here to fill us in and we understand the 16 year old is going to be tried as an adult? >> absolutely. charged with two counts of assault with intent to kill. very serious charges. today he was in court appearing before the judge in an orange prison jump suit wearing shackles. police say several fights broke out at the zoo's african- american family day this easter monday. the 16-year-old is accused of stabbing another teen four times in the chest. that young man is recovering and reportedly helped police identify his att

ovie. we still got maryland. what's in your wallet? >> spring showers!torms possibly to our western suburbs, really later tonight. today, as you're waking up and maybe getting ready to go outside and head out to work or school, it is going to be a mild start to the day. so, definitely, you don't need anything heavy and leave those sweaters at home. grab your umbrella just in case. here is a look at your bus stop forecast. expecting partly cloudy to mostly cloudy to start off your day. mild. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. really nice outside. and for the rest of today, we're expecting to stay dry. partly cloudy conditions. by noon, 74. a nice day to go outside, bring your lunch outside. winds out of the south at 60 miles per hour. temperatures well into the 80s by late this afternoon. 8:00, 74 under partly cloudy conditions. late tonight, we can definitely see some showers and rain and some thunderstorms. here is the reason why. the satellite and radar picture out toward the west, we do have this storm system and a cold front coming through. later tonig

in the 2nd tied at two, caps with a two-man advantage, mike greene fires, and it goes atop ovie puttingaps up 3-2. to the 3rd period just 24 seconds after steven stamkos tied at it three nate thompson centers it, deflects off john carlson and michael malone, past mike the neuvirth. lightning take a 4-3 lead and hold on the win with a commanding 3-0 lead in the best of seven series and tampa will try to close it out tomorrow back at the st. pete times forum, which is where we go now and say hi to lindsay murphy. >> reporter: i'm getting older. >> we're on live now and i understand that must not have been a happy locker room. >> reporter: yes, feldy. these guys are really at a loss for words right now. you're in that locker room. you feel bad because these guys are playing hard. they've got the war wounds and stitches to prove it. they just really haven't put together a few 60 minutes of hockey, but they have to now down 0-3 in the series. more importantly, they have to figure out tampa bay. >> they are uncanny when they want to get a goal. it's like they just snap their fingers and hit a

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another mo a d and ovie. another. we'll be right back after your local news. >>> good morning.members of the game prevention task force talking about the task force's effort to crack down on the violence. afterwards attorney general holder will tour the san jose job corps and talk about the effect o cong in mmcounities. >>> a look at the rain-free weekend forecast with christina right after the break. un >>> good morning to you. well, we still have a lot of low cloud cover lingering along the peninsula and the north bay. getting a few breaks of sunshine in the east bay and south bay. at about 4:00 p.m. concord, 75. 72 degrees in the city. we're looking really good. oakland looks fantastic today. a's fan, crossing over the bridge to at&t park. well, bring a jacket. playing ball with pretty nice weather tomorrow, as well. back the you, marla. >> thank you. we'll be back with the next news and weather update at 9:26. the "today" show continues next. 2011. kind of humid in new york city. showers again on the way. but we have a happy crowd on the plaza. and we're working hard to get