you remember richard kim -- since last december. remember richard kim who was convicted last month for selling alcohol to minor? he's got even more trouble on his hands. what's going on with him? >> today had he a key hearing at abra and we know now a that on july 25th that board will determine whether he loses hiss license. richard kim sat quietly with his korean translator and left without comment after learning abra's proceedings were moving forward. 9news has been documenting alcohol sales to minors at kim's town square market for months. more than 40 teenagers from d.c., maryland and virginia have received alcohol citations after allegedly buying booze there, yet kim's store has remained open for business. >> it's more than just one isolated incident. this is a situation where it has been a continuum of violation of the law. >> reporter: the advisory neighborhood commission of the 3rd district is spearheading the effort against kim's liquor license renewal. simply put, the neighbors near his town square market on macarthur boul

superior court judge has decided the sentence for richard kim who is the owner of town square market in southeast d.c. convicted of selling alcohol to a minor. andrea mccarren has been with this one for months now and is live from the courthouse with what may be the final details on this fellow. >> reporter: at least in terms of his criminal issues, derek. it was a somber richard kim that told the judge he was sorry and he later told us he wants to sell his northwest washington liquor store. >> i'm still -- i regret i even opened the store. >> reporter: richard kim expressed many regrets after being sentenced for selling beer and vodka to a 17-year-old high school student. police witnessed the transaction in february and arrested the teen-ager and kim minutes later. >> i don't want to stay here anymore. i want to go back to construction. >> reporter: the judge gave kim a 30 day suspended jail sentence, a $550 fine, 24 months of unsupervised probation and 20 hours of community service. >> i'm just wondering now you're 16 years old and you're buying. >> reporter: the teen-ager who purc

richard kim expressed many regrets to a 17-year-old high school student. >> doing a great job. >>> and now, 9sports with dave owen. the best sports in town. >> been a record setting year for the nats franchise, best record through the month of may. best record through 61 games and fans have responded as well. you remember take back the park. fans have come and taken back the park. tonight, yankees in town. this thing is huge, folks, especially for franchise that hasn't had a lot of success. they have another chance to showcase how much they have improved. this is that chance. tonight is the night. the yankees are in town, which means big stage, bright lights, national exposure. >> tops the al east, top of the nl east and i feel like those are the two best divisions in baseball. so you know, it's fun for everyone. >> it's fun coming in and playing, hall of fame caliber guys and you know, just a blessing to be out here playing these guys and it's going to be a will the of fun. >> that's bryce harper, he has been the talk of this team. the talk of this town, ever since he came up from the

that is a judge has sentenced richard kim. he is the owner of town square market in northwest dc convicted last month of selling alcohol to a minor. the judge has given him a 30-day sus pinneded jail sent -- suspended jail sentence, 24 months of unsupervised probation and 20 hours of community service. after today's sentencing, we spoke with ken via his translay tore. >> i -- translate tore. >> i regret hoping the store. >> next month dc alcohol control board is going to decide whether the owner keeps his liquor license after this conviction. >>> phone calls can kill. that message comes from the head of the federal transportation department ray lahood. >> he says each year distracted drivers kill 3,000 people and there are plenty of distracted drivers out there. in a brand new survey, half of all younger drivers admit they have phoned, texted or e-mailed while behind the wheel. >> at this very moment, there are 660,000 drivers talking on their phone while behind the wheel on our nation's roadways. >> now lahood is laying out p

richard kim, owner of town square market now facing two years probation for selling alcohol to minor, part of the sentence handed down by a superior court judge today. received a 30 day suspended jail sentence, a $550 fine and 20 hours of community service. kim was arrested in february after police caught him selling beer and vodka to a 17-year-old high school student. after today's hearing kim said he wants to get rid of that store. >> reporter: i regret i even opened the store. i don't want the business anymore. i want to go back to construction. >> kim wants to sell the store as soon as he, can but his legal troubles aren't done yet. on july 25th d.c.'s alcohol control board will decide whether the town square market owner loses his liquor license. >>> the falls church man convicted of a sex offense after police tracked him with a gps is asking the virginia supreme court to throw out that conviction. the jury found david fultz guilty of abduction in '08. he was sentenced to life in prison. now his attorneys argue the case was inadmissible because police used gps to track him withou

richard kim, the owner of town square market now faces two years of probation for selling alcohol to minor. that was just part of the sentence handed down by a d.c. superior court judge yesterday. he also received a 30-day suspended sentence, $550 fine and 20 hours of community service. kim was arrested in february after police caught him selling beer and vodka to a 17-year-old high school student. after thursday's hearing, kim says he wants to get rid of his store. >> i'm still -- i regret i even opened the store in the place. >> i don't want the business anymore. >> kim says he wants to sell the store as soon as possible but his legal troubles aren't over just yet. on july 25 d.c.'s alcohol control board will decide whether the town square market owner loses his liquor license. >>> public health advocates convened what they call the first ever national soda summit. it took place here in d.c. yesterday. sugary drinks contribute to the nation's growing problem with obesity, diabetes and a whole host of other health issues according to the summit. >> the rise in calorie consumption is

today richard kim will be sentenced for selling alcohol to a 17-year-old.ner of the town square market in northwest washington. he was found equipment last month. reports by our andean mccarren drew police attention. officers tell us they can't remember when anyone has been convicted of a crime like this. kim went before d.c.'s alcohol control board. it will decide whether to renew his license. >>> the plan to build phase two of metro's silver line is back on track. the airports authorities voted to get rid of the controversial project labor agreement. that agreement included incentives for work performed by labor unions. virginia governor bob mcdonnell as well as leaders in loudoun county opposed such incentives. money for the governments is essential for the project which will extend from the new line from reston to dulles airport and ashburn. >>> the f.b.i. had reportedly launched an investigation into government leaks. cnn is reporting the bureau wants to know who leaked information on the american cyberattacks against iran. >>> google says your g mail

richard kim owns the town square market in northwest d.c.e was found guilty last month facing up to a year in jail and $1,000 fine. yesterday he also had to answer questions before the district alcohol control board. that board is scheduled to decide july 25 whether or not kim will lose his liquor license. >>> adventist health care has broken ground on the cancer center, the first free-standing cancer center in montgomery county. cancer patients will be able to receive services ranging from chemotherapy to rehabilitation and nutrition counseling. the center will be located on the grounds of shady grove adventist hospital in rockville. it was named after michael aquilino who made donations to the center following his wife's death from cancer. >>> time for another your money report. >> jessica doyle is back. capitol hill is looking at big bank losses. >> that's right. jpmorgan chase back in the headlines after a big grilling on capitol hill yesterday. senators questioned top bank executives. at the hearing, a top federal regulator blamed the r

we learned that the store was known for selling alcohol to teenagers and last month the owner richard kim was found guilty of doing that. he will be sentenced tomorrow. >>> 6:06. jessica doyle is here with another your money report. >> she says the business of counterfeit goods is booming. >> that is right. it's going gang busters. we're not just talking about knockoffs of designer purses. there is a potential health danger. seizures of counterfeit pharmaceuticals were up 200% last year. recent cases have included counterfeit verges of the cancer drug evass continue found in dock -- evastin found in doctors' offices and adderall. consumer need to study their medications, know where they're sold and what they look like. >>> snacking at the office, that can pack on the pounds. a new career builder survey found two in five workers say they actually gained weight in their current positions. 26% of them report gaining over ten pounds. 14% gamed over 20 pounds. the workers most likely to gain weight at work, travel agents, attorneys or judges, social workers and teachers. journalists not making

richard kim owns the town square market in northwest d.c. last month kim was convicted of selling alcohol to a minor. the judge has given him a 30- day suspended jail sentence and a $550 fine. 24 months of unsupervised probation and 20 hours of community service as well. the d.c. alcohol control board could also decide to revoke kim's liquor license next month. >>> the time right now is 5:05. i am watching your money and world markets. they've been heading lower yet again this morning. traders concerned that fed chairman ben bernanke did not actually commit to new stimulus measures for the u.s. economy. in testimony on capitol hill yesterday. checking the numbers the dow stands this morning at 12,460. it actually finished the day up 46 points but red arrows other places nasdaq closed down by 13 and the s&p 500 was down by less than a point. >>> the founder of best buy has resigned from the company's board. he is 71-year-old richard choles. he -- schulze. he owns 20% of the firm and says he's exploring options for his ownership stake. that's

let's talk more about the transformation with richard kim, aisha mooney-mills and kenji.gst around hiv movements in the 1980s and then sort of where we are now. a bit on that? >> we definitely have come a long way. those are very important victories, and when we look at history, we should be dipping very -- you know, in the depth of our struggles, our victories, but we are not all the way where we need to be. it's a tricky thing to celebrate, but not become complacent, and i think where we are, is that we understand the wholeness of our lives. our lives are also struggles around education. around violence, around employment. >> imgation. >> around immigration. so there comes a time in social movements in which we fight the specific contributions. lgbtq movement contributes to the whole world in challenging gender, in how we define all of oursz, how we create boxes. but this is way beyond feminism. we're in a police where we need to understand poverty in our ranks. we need to understand races and need to understand immigration issues. we need to understand homelessness. we

richard. back to you. >> kim, thanks. tune in at 9:00 for a full hour of news, weather and sports.ack to the "today" show, and >>> and we're back on a sunday morning, june 3rd, 2012. just a gorgeous day here in new york city. our thanks to the wonderful folks spending part of their morning with us out here on the plaza. i'm jenna wolfe alongside lester holt. and if you've ever had a bad neighbor, this is the story you've got to check out. this is the neighbor from hell. >> this is the bad neighbor that is on her way to jail, actually. has been banned from her own home because she's been repeatedly harassing her neighbors, allegedly. the folks across the street have a laundry list of complaints against her. we'll hear their reaction to her punishment. i'm not quite sure what that little dance was outside the house there. >> nor do i want to even guess. so, we will just see how that one pans out. then, back in the '80s, steven b. was a famous radio personality, and after moving to california years later, he disappeared from a yacht in the pacific ocean, but investigators figured out

richard nixon was re-elect iing- and democrats in the south had no problem flsplitting their brn when it kim to politics. i'm going to be republican when it comes to voting for the senate but they voted for democrats for all manner of other offices. and that started to change and today you look at the party id numbers and i want to drag race into this but it makes a point. roughly 18% of white males identify them as democrats. you cannot win an election when one out of five -- why? democrats have tended to make two big mistakes. a lot of southern democrats make the tendency telling voters what you think is wrong. what you think is important is not so important. politics is a customer and consumer oriented business. customer is always right. and if you are campaigning for office and your job is saying, you know that issue care about is a done issue. the thing that you think is important you need to realize that is not as nearly as important as the thing we are trying to do in the state capitol right now. the second and last point i will make is who were the kinds of democrats who used to win

the north and more 50s in the forecast tonight, and angie and richard, i will have the seven-day forecast when i see you next. >> thank you, kim>>> this morning, many people are cleaning up from the storms that left businesses damaged. we talked to one of the boys that held on to a bridge for four hours as the fast-moving water surrounded him. and derek ward has this exclusive. >> once beneath clearer skies it was time to assess the damage, and those that had their own experiences rocked by nature, had time to look back. >> we knew it was in the rain. >> i see the branches of a tree coming down. when i looked around, it was the whole tree. >> reporter: and this once mighty waterway is largely narrowed, and every now and then she shows her fury. >> how long were you there? >> four hours. >> four hours clinging to the bridge support. >> we were down there and it started raining and it over flooded and we were stock. >> and in no time, the water went from ankles to waist high. >> we had to hold on tight. >> halfway into their ordeal, there was salvation with a cell phone. >> there was a lady and she she didn't understand us at fi

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richard jordan. >> i'm angie goff. crews have restored most power outages to the thousands that lost power last night. >> the big question is will we see any more storms this weekend? chuck is off. >> kim baby and all. >> we got two for the price of one today. >> i hope you haven't been stressing out too much. yesterday i was following you on twitter. you were working hard. then you're back in early this morning. at least you can take a breath of fresh and cool air today. >> i have to say the baby reacts to weather. she was kicking, kicking. i was trying to go to bed last night and calm down, but it wasn't happening because we had exercise. today's going to be a lot better than what we had yesterday. so just take it easy. we've got 61 outside. it's a gorgeous start. and that humidity is dropping. it's going to feel good today. now, our current readings show so many 50s out there from cumberland to manassas. and the heavy rain and severe weather has pushed up into new england leaving us with lots of sunshine. look at the middle and upper 70s today at corky's farm tweeted me that the virginia wine festival is going on. it's a great day for their half marathon. i don't see any problems wi

kim martucci shares those pictures. >> this go around we're going to jam pack your pictures and give you more for the money, i promise. first of all, i love this quote. this is from richarda job on my garage. he's right. hearts go out to you there. more trees down. this one i'm calling fredericksburg luck from linda and steve smith. this tree fell right between their atv and their derower, i don't know what a derower is. luckily it didn't hit any of the equipment. but the evans family in warrenton not so great with that tree on their house. swan point maryland from dave, another tree on another house. and it's more and more just like this. this backyard fence showing you typical damage. here's the one from waldorf, maryland, from tabitha, tree completely uprooted. driving in from d.c., i had to use my gps because that was the scene all over the place. limbs down. i drove into police tape. it was up against my windshield before i realized i was about to drive into a car zone. and finally in kingstown, the southern section of alexandria, my husband works right around this, betty sent me this. this is a chimney down from a kingstowne condo. i have so many more to share with