rochelle richie. >> wjz will bring you the cause of the fire once investigators determine it. >>> the parks service is making a closure to protect nesting crow birds. the shore birds are usually disturbed by humans and the coast their only nesting site in maryland. the close sure will continue for four weeks. >>> bear sightings may have peeked recently. alex demetrick reports there are ways to ensure bears and people do not cross paths. >> reporter: a growing black bear population has pushed males out of the woods. >> this is him leaving, going back into the woods. >> it'll travel 12 or more mile and will travel as much as 1,200 miles to reach find territory. >> 99% of the time it's just passing through. >> reporter: a bear seen in carroll and baltimore county is likely doing just that. biologists think it strayed from pennsylvania. >> to limit contact with bears limit food sources. keep food locked inside a garage or shed, remove pet food, and keep bar-be-qu es clear. >> waking up in the morning and seeing my bird feeding destroyed, he got into my trash can. >> reporter: in many case

. >> gerald richie is also in one of the confinement units and he is not happy about it. >> well, itible and they had punishment in mind when they built this place. that is a fact. let's make these guys understand that, hey, if you come to prison, this is how you are going to live. this is how you are going to live and we are going to take these rules to the nth degree. >> richie says that even though he is in confinement for being one of three white inmates caught for assaulting a black inmate, the fight was not racially motivated, but he admits that the tattoos are. >> it is a swastika and even though it is not the best artistically, it is one of the ones that i am most proud of, because it means the most on the whole. it is em ppowering and upliftin and simple and not only elicit a response from others, but it elicits a response from myself. and that is what symbolism is, and does for you and does since the beginning of this. the right hand says mein in german and the left hand says ehre means honor and together they mean my honor and that is the motto that hitler gave to the sss,

the ministry took off 27-cents a gallon at the shell station off richie highway saturday afternoon.e thousand dollars but they hope that the pay back is more people turning to hear the christian message. >> so many times people are used to the church saying give give give and we are a church that likes to give give give back. >> god is free. that's a good thing. jesus christ is free. salvation is free. >> they give away gas several times a year. we a link on the website, so you can check out the church and some of the events they offer. >>> coming up a celebration of the best in daytime television. >>> and it's a contest that just has gone to the dogs. bragging rights, my dog is iggylyer than yours. 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. carmax. start here. but they can be really well thexpensive.ted a puppy, so to save money i just found them a possum. dad, i think he's dead. probably just playin' possum. sfx: possum hisses there he is. there's an easier way to sa

i said richie because my favorite cousin is richie. >> you can call me richie. >> you can call me tammy, and no one called me that but my grandmother. >> i love it. >> but you don't start that. >> i call him rico and he gets mad at me for that. >> thanks, tammy, we'll check to see you later. >> all right. >>> well, we're back with your weekend forecast. >> that's coming up next. do you read in bed? do you read out loud or in your head? do you need a lamp to see? and does it leave your bedmate be? don't you wish there was a light that wouldn't keep them up all night? if so, you'll be happy to know, our newest nook now comes with glow. introducing nook simple touch with glowlight, the only e-reader made for bedtime reading. find your nook at your neighborhood barnes & noble. >>> good morning. welcome to your weekend. saturday off to a gorgeous start. clear skies out there for now. the big question is do we get to keep the sunshine all weekend? optimism is brewing here in the weather office. let's take a look outside. a beautiful way to get your weekend started. a

. >> richie, how many times have you been up for parole in the last 18 years? >> twice. >> what's happened each of those times? >> they've continued me because of something i've done. >> why would you purposely try to ditch your parole? >> because i'm scared of getting out. >> you've been at the program before? >> yes, sir. >> if you didn't want to make parole, could you say, i don't want to go? >> i don't know if you would understand, but a convict saying that he's not ready to get out, i'd feel like i would be ostracized. >> is that it? >> yes, sir. >> the lieutenant's decision comes swiftly. >> guilty of the charge of refusal, attempt to alter a drug screen, recommend five days penal segregation, assess a fee of $25, $4 fine. recommend a job drop. you want to appeal this? >> yes, sir. >> yes, sir, i don't think the $25 is appropriate. >> i can suspend that. i will suspend the $25. >> okay. >> and richie would like a little time to get his affairs in order before he has to go away for five days. >> no. everything i heard and saw, he attempted to alter the res

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

reporting live, rochelle rich chee. >> thank you -- richie. >> thank you . hotel prices are up while car rental prices are down. >> that's interesting. >>> in credible frightening imagines as wild fires devour homes in colorado. what investigators are saying about the cause of the flames. >> a mega investment could mean mega returns for the port of baltimore. that story as eyewitness news continues. >> thousands get ready to embark in their naval careers. all the highlights coming up. >> intense heat is coming and it's going to last a while. don't miss the updated first weather forecast with bob. ,,,,,, ,,,,,, >>> it is sunny, t -- 9 #r5 in central md -- 95 in central maryland. >>> wjz is following breaking news involving the son of city state attorney greg bern steen. police were called to scott street in west baltimore this morning. city police say two individuals had serious cuts to their hands. they were taken to shock trauma and released. after police were called to the scene they determined that owen bernstein and another man cut themselves intensal. >

. >> i'm michelle richie where a man and two dogs are dead after a house fire. we'll tell you how firefighters say it could have been avoided, coming up. >> i'm ron max in sails point, sailabraition brings out record numbers. >> bob will have more details on the big warm up in the forwarn weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> pretty cloudy out there, 70 degrees in central maryland right now, the complete weather forecast is coming up. more controversy for the neighborhood watch volunteer accused of killing trayvon martin. tonight jailhouse phone calls between george zimmerman and his wife are made public. ines ferei reports, these calls prove that the couple lied about their finances. >> reporter: phone calls between the couple showed the couple knew they had raised $150,000. >> how close am i? >> there's $8. >> total everything, how much are we looking at? >> like $155. >> okay, good. >> reporter: the calls also detail how zimmerman instructed his wife to transfer money between bank accounts. the former neighborhood watch volunteer is facing murder charges

. >> richie. in the new movie "magic mike." ♪ >> and since we couldn't get enough of those moves from the clip, we thought we would ask joe to do something no guest has ever done before. show us what he's got. cue the music, please. ♪ it's raining men hallelujah ♪ it's raining men ♪ >> that's it? there has to be more. we have our cash ready and everything. >> i was going to say, if you have dollar bills. >> show us, big boy. >> meal stripping is basic. there are only a few moves. there is the body roll, then the top body roll. >> i like that one. >> scram! >> oh, well! >> your parents must be so proud of their little joey. >> it's going to be an awkward summer for mom and dad. >> joey grew up to be big dick. >> richie. >> my father is very proud. >> well, he's italian. of course he is. >> tell us what you liked about this. when you first heard about this movie? >> what is there not to like about this movie? it's such a great group of guys and it's really fun. aside from that, you're basically havi

but as ftd stop me and ask me why i was driving on the same day i was driving when richie wiener's wife was driving. she had a taxi medallion and i did not. i also wrote for national cap for 4.5 years. when i left, i was asked to give $500 back. no reason. there is no fire walls between the cab companies and the cab drivers. you sit back here and patronize the cab companies. we have seen a management standing with you. i do not see you standing with taxi drivers because they have no input. ubercab is taking over the industry because there is no limousine commission in this city. where are the taxi stands? we get taxi tickets and the mta does not give them to bus drivers. >> mr. heinrich -- heinicke, i am asking you to leave the board please. other commissioners, i would like to ask you to consider my thoughts and encourage him to leave. we all talk about wanting a world-class taxi system in this world-class city. there will never be won if we have an abused and demoralized work force. ever since director heinicke has come into this arena, he has state -- he has called for medallions to

you can see from the photos, port richie, people are using canoes and kayaks to get around because the flooding is so high and bad. >>> the rain keeps coming, it hasn't made landfall yet. >> it's odd about the storm, it's so slow moving. yesterday it stopped. when a storm stops, sits and spins, you are at its mercy. >> exactly. it doesn't have the upper steering, it's moving slowly. we can see it on the satellite and radar and see the center of circulation, i'm going to walk in and point to it you. it's right there, it's off the coast, 35 miles off the coast of florida and it will inch its way, along the path, thursday, it could be making landfall but bringing rainfall across the area. portions of georgia, the carolinas looking at rainfall across the area. as we head to the north, across our area, i'm not dealing with rain, clouds are void as well. sunshine is what we will get in the forecast for today. because of the fact that we do have some high pressure building in across the area. temperatures right now, 58 degrees arnold and pilesville, 55, towson, more of the same. the temperatu

roe roeshell richie has more. >> reporter: last seen on cabin branch road when a forklift accidentally hit a large 40- inch storage shell that caused a domino effect. >> it struck support beams for the roof causing the roof to collapse, the roof collapsed that caused the sides and rear walls to buckle. >> reporter: he's not only concerned about the weight of the debris but also the weather. he took his brother to work yesterday. >> about a quarter to 3:00 yesterday. >> reporter: the man, including his wife, all pray for a miracle. while other workers made it out of the building, rescue efforts were stopped last night after the building continued to crumble. today's structural engineers were brought in to stabilize it. despite the conditions, there's hope. >> we've seen stories with earthquakes where people are pulled out days later. >> reporter: a canine unit is also used. >>> by the end of this weekend, three of the baltimore fire companies will shut down for good. the companies are disbanding in a cost-cutting move by the city that's raising alarm for people who live nearby. monique

richie i bloomquist, give it to him.cheers and (cheers and applause) welcome back, my guest tonight, the creator of fox's "family guy" his new movie ised "ted." >> oh... >> maury, you're home early. >> this place is a wreck, who are these girls. >> they're hookers so it's fine. >> what the hell is this? >> where are my manners? laurie, this is angelique, heavenly, sharine and soefbian blank. somewhere out there i r four terrible fathers i wish i could thank for this great night. (applause). >> jon: please welcome seth mcfarlane. (cheers and applause) is this for me? >> yeah, this is for you. >> jon: i'm delighted. i can't believe you brought the actor from the movie. (laughter) >> it is a gift from me to you, my friend. >> jon: what is this... now i have children. you may... please. take your seat. i have children of the age of seven and six. >> uh-huh. >> jon: is there anything that this says that is in any way appropriate for them? >> um... it says about a dozen phrases and maybe, like, three of them are okay for your

rochelle richie is live with the latest on this search. rochelle?er: police say they know who this man is. and a massive manhunt is under way to find him. they say this man, damanty leonard opened fire saturday night. three people were killed, including two former auburn university football players. three others were also hurt. police are searching for leonard in month gomry, bam-- montgomery, alabama, about 50 miles west of auburn. >> thank you so much, rochelle. police say they have a motive for the deadly shootings, but they are not releasing that information at this time. >>> show of support. former congresswoman gabrielle giffords campaigns for the man who is trying to replace her in congress. giffords took the stage for ron barber in tucson yesterday. he was her district director and was shot twice in last year's attack that killed six and left giffords critically injured. voters will decide tomorrow who will take her seat. >>> robert kennedy jr. accused his late wife mary of abusing his children from an earlier marriage. he said that she show

. >> reporter: being seen an a good mom transformed nicole richie's image from wild child.a jolie's image was once dark and edgy. now look at her. snooki's boyfriend says she's already trying to make an honest woman out of her, by putting a ring on it. five carats with the band, people. >> he's going to be paying it off for life. h >> reporter: how is nicole different from snooki? >> she cleans, she cooks. she, you know, she's not that girl. >> reporter: what do you think? >> perfect. like the size of me. >> reporter: while cheque out the goods at alby baby in new york, snooki insists pregnancy has already changed her. call it snooki 2.0. >> obviously no drinking. none whatsoever. i'm scared to even have caffeine. all my friends are like, you can have a glass of wine. no, i refuse. because, you know, i'm gok to be that person that has a glass of wine and it comes out with three legs. >> reporter: it helps that she's moved out of the "jersey shore" house this summer, for season six. but she is moving in right next door. >> hi! yep, can't wait. >> reporter: snooki says she's

i was opposed to fort richie but opposed to brack. we have erskine bowles, but we ignored what they said who wants to vote f for something that will do away with the few jobs in their districts? we need to have something like it in the economic area where we agree beforehand we will either accepted or rejected, but we will not be able to change if at all. i do not see any other w to get there. we will not sit down and talk to each other. >> what happens? you say because of politics that approach will not happen. u say because of where we are now, it is the only approach that will work. what happens? >> maybe we could sit down and write a bill that says we will have a non-partisan commission outside of government make a recommendation of how we deal with the deficit and debt. they come back to us with the recommendation. we either voted up or down. there would be a big incentive to vote it up unless you think the sky is falling if you vote it down. that is the law. it will happen. the president has said he will veto any bill that tries

. >> but we do know that nicole richie has a place in the constitutional history of the united states very narrow ruling, because a lot of people thought they were going to decide whether so-called fleeting expletives, which are sort of non-planned bad words, and everyone can let their imagination run wild about what those words are, but what the court said was, we're not going to decide whether the seven dirty words, which was the subject of a much-earlier supreme court case, are still prohibited on broadcast television. all the court said today was the fcc, which imposed this penalty, changed the rules after the broadcasts were made. >> nicole richie, yep, along with cher, bono, and other moments of spontaneous indecency on tv shows. so, in short, the networks scored a big win when justices ruled the government couldn't hand down unfair punishment ifs these indecency -- if these are indecency cases. >>> a frantic river rescue in vermont after a couple gets swept over a 20-foot waterfall. the two were fishing when the woman slipped, fell into the water, husband went after her, good m

richie i bloomquist, give it to him. (cheers and after college, i moved back in with my parents. was worried about 'em, you know? i mean for instance my mom went to bed tonight before making my dinner. which is fine, i mean i, i know how to make dinner. it just starts to make you wonder. is this what happens when you age? my friends used to say i was the lucky one. i had the fun parents. where's the fun now? night guys! [ sighs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] venza. from toyota. ♪[swing music plays] this summer... win a ledgendary voyage to heineken destinations around the world. head to your local participating retailer... for details. (cheers and applause) welcome back, my guest tonight, the creator of fox's "family guy" his new movie ised "ted." >> oh... >> maury, you're home early. >> this place is a wreck, who are these girls. >> they're hookers so it's fine. >> what the hell is this? >> where are my manners? laurie, this is angelique, heavenly, sharine and soefbian blank. somewhere out there i r four terrible fathers i wish i could thank for this great night. (applause). >> jon: ple

service and park conservation association hosted a reunion of world war ii veterans who worked at camp richie near frederick, maryland. these vets were working to gather intelligence and it was critical stuff. they attempted to learn the nazi's advances and tackty call decisions about what the forces were planning to do or not pursue in the war. >>> from enemies to allies. maryland marks a 200th anniversary of the war of 1812 with an international bisen bicentennial. signed a decloration of war on great britain. today's ceremony took place during the spar spangled celebration. from the navies of a dozen countries are in baltimore for the event. >>> coming up next, a local congressman takes aim at the metropolitan air force authority and how it spends its money. we'll tell you more about his proposal when we come back. >>> an ousting on the air force authority board. questions about the board itself. there's one thing both republicans and democrats seem to agree on. that spending is out of control. >> to actually show you. >> business consulting, gregory shay helps organizations struggling wit

. >> the national park service is asking congress to help serisk historic sites like camp richie. >>> microsoft readies for a big tech battle. the rumor mill is turning. the software giant dropped the bomb shell. >>> and a poor duckling mistakes a young man for his mom. the fluffy duck frantically chases the man in the park and the man starts running, the duck trying to -- tries to keep up. up.  [ male announcer ] knowing your customers is important to any successful business. which is why at wells fargo, we work with you to get to know the unique aspects of your business. we can recommend financial solutions that can work for you that have helped millions of business owners save time, reduce expenses, and maximize cash flow. as the number one small business lender for nine years running... we're with you when you need us. so you can be there for your customers. wells fargo. together we'll go far. . >>> google is facing mounting international pressure to cut some of the continues. several governments claim the information the search engine provides goes aga

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

fox's ashley richie talked to the determined student. >> glass everywhere. my leg was trapped. i couldn't get it out. i looked over, it was bloody. >> this was not the way central high senior pictured his graduation day. >> freshman and sophomore years weren't the greatest years for me, junior and senior years i had to turn it around. >> martin hopped in a car with three of his best buddies. >> down the freeway, we got off on the exit, we spin out. we were against the wall to the overpass. if we would have got hit harder, we would have flew over the over pass and ended up on the freeway. >> martin and his friends were banged up. >> i had a couple cuts on my hands, my ear was sliced, the back of my ear, the back of my head. >> it was after 6:00 and graduation had already started. martin's parents had gotten here. the paramedics said they couldn't leave with him until he went to the hospital. so instead of leaving by car, martin took off on foot. >> i went to the hospital or i went to my graduation. i was thinking i wasn't going to let an accident stop me from getting to my gradu

richie -- there you go. >> he didn't care. >> he didn't care. >> they threw peanuts at him and he madet. >> wow. >> that was exciting. >> they usually run away. >> played the orioles. 25 still. >> camden we have a problem with the streaker. they have that, we have a streaker. nice looking forecast as we go toward next week. ♪ [ male announcer ] we have more than 3,000 daily flights on southwest airlines. and that gives our customers thousands of options to fly where they want, when they want. fly nonstop service from bwi airport to greenville-spartanburg and charleston. book all of our destinations online only at southwest.com. in the black forest... [ thunder crashes ] [ engine revs, tires screech ] ...where things aren't always what they seem... because thrills hide in the shadows... just waiting at every turn. verbolten -- a new multi-launch coaster coming to busch gardens. brave the black forest. there it is ! there it is ! where ? where ? it's getting away ! where is it ? it's gone. we'll find it. any day can be an adventure. that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road take

the first richie rafa has reached the semifinals of the french open powering past the stonies khai in straight sets six two six three the school there drop of a will at. victoria has a rank as the world's number one if she reaches the final and if she wins that she will complete a career grand slam having also won wimbledon and the u.s. open well in the last four the russian will play kerguelen champion patrick of eight over the czech beating kazakh qualifier. in three sets meanwhile the defending men champion rafa nadal is also into the semi's a short time ago he beat fellows found nicolas almagro in straight sets amazingly has only lost once in seven years here roland garros britain's andy murray was a set down against in the quarter final but it's just levelled that match on the tie break. later on this plenty of russian interest in the doubles maria kirilenko . are up against checks. and lucy had to dress in the women's semifinal while fellow russian. and he and the pace from india have just started their mixed doubles semi they are two one up against cloudy advances in the cheek

these famous awards programs were nicole richie and cher said stupid things.reme court says no, you can't do that. you can't penalize someone for rules that weren't in effect when the broadcasts were made. so that was the only ruling about these particular nicole richie, cher and nypd blue dirty words. >> that -- >> reporter: whether you can say those words in the future, that's still uncertain. >> yeah. okay. so -- the u.s. supreme court is expected to rule sometime in june about the health care law and about arizona's immigration law. so might that happen on monday? the end of the month? >> reporter: it might. i can say with great certainty it might. it also might not. >> are they -- >> reporter: we don't know. ility will be next week. we know that much. they -- they are all will be done by thursday. but whether it is monday or they add a couple of days, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, we don't know. i mean, i don't mean to be flip about this. but, you know, the rule about these sorts of issues, about when supreme court decisions are coming down is those who k

likely to hang up their brackets in the next couple of years richie been bullied. now moving on in the n.b.a. boston her full back in the eastern conference final series with miami the celtics winning game three at home and now trail two one in the best of seven series having done it not in twenty four points and eleven rebounds while rajon rondo also added a double double in the ten point win the turning point coming when the celtics outscore of miami fifteen zero in the second quarter turning a six point deficit into a nine point lead going for takes place on sunday night also in boston. i just thought our digits of energy overall was good our rebounding was terrific in stretches. you know they didn't get a bunch of the slips to the basket and it rose to the basket like they didn't game two in the second half and so it was in a lot of ways and i saw a gang for them and you know they missing shots but it was i so we contested and that's all we had to do now with two months ago until the start of the in and takes jamaican sprinter usain bolt is gearing up nicely af

quite unusual and i think that this is significant if you will amend that believe for improving and richie stability for entire europe and i think this is the right move but i actually we discussed other project as well today we discussed south stream and in a book a pipeline we talked about and that is russia's cooperation with norway for example i told the man of chancellor about our dialogue with our norwegian partner and we should have no boogieman that year old these issues video thing they all not only promote russia's and german interests but the interests of the entire europe. it was those who thought the title us always missed when hillary clinton. state secretary hillary clinton has said there russia is supporting the assad regime in syria. and therefore is the critic it is preventing political change in that country madam chancellor do you share that criticism and mr putin do you think it is justified or do do you believe that in case a the kofi annan plan fails russia would be able to agree to sanctions against syria in the security council we have discussed the situation in sy

my name is richie. i work with the olie. they will helped me get a job and ever since then i've been working with them. and yeah, -- >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is jerome reyes and i represent the omi excelsor beacon. located in district 11. so far i've donated to help out the youth within district 11 and within the past five years i've volunteered to help them as well as guide them in the right direction and get them to where they want to be and for a good future. we're asking you to do the exact thing for my age and my generation. right now we are 16, 17, through 224-year-olds and we are the youth becoming adults and that transition right there is very, very hard. finding a job is not impossible but it's very difficult for my age because we're competing with people who have been in the work force and in the work area and have been more trained than we have. me personally, i hope one day that i'll be in the exact seats that you guys are sitting in right now. that's my dream and i'm asking you guys to help us out

russia and syria become the target of mainstream media as outlets get excited over false reports of richie eight and massive joint war games. next guests discuss whether the single european currency is going to become a thing of the past. so. well with. science technology innovation all the least of melanin still around russia we've got the huge earth covered. and. stood. alone and well human cost time to put on the euro crisis the never ending tragedy of the european union where to the problems come from and just anyone have any solutions. and you can. start. to discuss this i'm joined by a gusto carlos lopez he is director for the global indicators and analysis department of the world bank also we have just kept our chalk he is an economist and we have tom conway he's principal at to teach reinsurance consultants international ok jeff if i could go to you first. when you when we look at the euro crisis today there's been much thought put into what could go wrong because it seems to me that we have nineteen emergency meetings nineteen. and everybody keeps looking over the cliff and we kee

italy fans were also extatic about the haze and their team's performance and with more reaction his richie found portly. mario balotelli love him or hate him he's the reason italy or in the euro two thousand and twelve finals has been in the headlines a lot so last year or so mainly for the wrong reasons but he's produced perhaps one of the best ever performance to help italy to play spain in the final. made us win tonight we are very happy for a great great game with commitment and we want him like this like this in kiev will be there is the best is unbelievable the best player in the world of history were pretty much written off by everyone coming into this tournament on the back of yet another corruption scandal but just like six years ago when they managed to win the two thousand and six world cup italy are showing their best form on the biggest stage and in pillow they have a midfielder is part of the best in this competition so far and their supporters believe they have every chance of beating spain yeah but didn't exist germany in this game and this is what we will do is they are ve

we have a clip about it from the senate historian, don richie. let's listen. >> at that period, the two leading republican politicians were roscoe conkling and james g. blaine, u.s. senator from maine. they were both dynamic and they were both articulate. her magnetic personalities. you know, with just -- attractive, lots of -- tracted lots of people to them. would give a speech at the convention, not just the convention -- out of its minds. so terrific on the stump and in any kind of orator write. they were legislative geniuses. they hated each other with an absolute passion. political figures, hated each other as much as roscoe conkling and blaine. partly because they were about if similar t same age, the same ambition. they knew one or the other would stand in the way of the other getting to the white house at some point. the rivalry started back when they were in the house of representatives in the 1860s. and roscoe conkling was anna mane man. handsome. dressed to the nines. strutted about in a way that made some of the rest of the members un

literally everybody was so excited to see them this huge shoulders everything for everybody from old richie young it's really truly is just a wonderful day out for the whole family had opposed we're expecting that by our display in just a couple of hours so we'll definitely be staying around here for that it's. all right well you have fun out there hope the rain doesn't come back in time your mom say live from central moscow. it's coming up to twenty six minutes past the hour you are with r t it's time now to check in with what's happening in the world of business let's cross and cross over i should say through. you need to be and it's looking positive today on the markets why the good mood certainly not because of russia day the markets here in new york and the close in the u.s. there are poor around one percent i don't think that's connected with the russian national holiday it's more of hopes of stimulus additional stimulus to the u.s. economy to the european economy that the fed will be continuing monetary easing or will be continuing stimulus measures so basically this is why we're see

rochelle richie is there are if the homecoming. >> reporter: it's a day they've anticipated for a longtime, waiting for daddy to return. >> it's hard, it's hard on their kids, we know they've really missed their daddy. we've been able to skype once a week but it's still not enough. >> reporter: at the time, their one year old begins were just walking. >> we're hoping he can walk over to daddy to show him his new moves. >> reporter: after a 90 day deployment, today they landed at the air national guard base at exactly 1400 hours. it's the first time matt is seeing his 1-year-old son walk. >> another mobile child. but it's going to be fun, it's going to be exciting. >> reporter: the mission to deliver cargo and other supplies for the army. it's the first time the squadron has been in command. >> if it wasn't for us bringing the supplies they would be driving. it's much more difficult. with ambushes. >> it's the best part of the trip, always good to be home. >> reporter: back to you. >> the aircraft used bid the airmen during their deployment is also more cost effective. >> those first st

she was walking along richie highway when a man approached her and asked her where she was going. police are looking for a white male in his 60's and he was wearing a black ski mask and white t-shirt and white shorts and slippers. >> and investigators are looking for a man. the victim told police a man driving a gray pick-up offered her a ride and the victim was physically assaulted inside the truck but broke free and ran into a wooded area where the attack continued. >> apparently this individual pulled over on the shoulder at some point according to the victim, was assaulting her inside the vehicle and then she fled into a wooded area where she reports she was sexual assaulted. >> he's described as a caucasian man in his 40's six feet tall with blond hair. anyone with information should call police. >> well, this morning, we're looking ahead to a much-anticipated indicator on how the economy is doing when the government releases its jobs report. it's predicted the unemployment rate will stay above last month with overall growth below what we saw last winter. halle jackson has mo

median, meaning it will affect north and southbound traffic anywhere near pennsylvania avenue and richie malraux. the belt way close to landover is moving ok. at 202, not too bad in and out of baltimore and metrorail reporting normal service. >> 62 degrees in leesburg. >> you are >> coming up here, a member of president obama's cabinet under investigation for felony hit and run after a car crash of the weekend. was a pre-existing medical condition is something else? five people injured by bombs hidden and flashlights and police in a race against time to find out who is behind these random attacks. we will have the latest. all next right here on "good morning america." >> see you in a couple of minutes. first, our top stories. california authorities are investigating two car crashes allegedly caused by commerce secretary john bryson, who faces hit-and-run charges in connection to the crashes. police say he was hospitalized after being found unconscious in his car and he has since been released, hospital. >> opening statements set to begin in the trial of former penn state assistant footba

if you take richie highway we have a water main break that's blocking one for more lanes.ur speeds on the beltway. not bad . this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. back over the to you -- to you. >>> a a smokily brush fire that burped through 40 acres -- a smoky brush fire that burned through 40 acres mike schuh has the story. >> reporter: good morning. it was the smoke and the embers that drove people away. 200 firefighters summed -- some from delaware rolled in. the flames were tamed but the smoke was not, leaving authorities to call for the evacuation of over 20 homes. fire fights will remary -- firefighters will remain in the area to get to shot spots. >>> let's go to marty at first warning weather. >> you know it's interesting we continue to see slowly activity move our way. we may see a couple of thunderstorms around between now and lunch. certain clearing this afternoon with a high of 84 degrees. a low 70 tonight. don. >> stay with [ female announcer ] the coffee house. the lines. the cost. the hassle. ♪ express yourself ♪ [ female announcer ] wh

season from fellow republicans who went after him on the bain capital issue and on the general sort of richieich about romney and his lifestyle. i think some of that probably stuck. remains in people's memories. >> here is another issue. mitt romney dodged saying whether he agrees or disagrees with the president's new deportation stance. dealing with latino voters stressed an economic message today to rnc released this ad both in english and in spanish. >> latino unemployment in double digits, rampant foreclosures. >> unemployment rates up. >> for people who can't get work. that's what these numbers represent. >> for hispanics unemployment rose to 11%. >> hispanic voters concerned about the economy. >> unemployment among latinos is still in double digits. could this be seen as a broken promise? >> eugene, big 48 hours coming up. governor romney tomorrow, president on friday and both speaking to a prestigious latino group. to my ear, to my eye, he's yet to really define himself on the president's proposal of last friday and how he would differ from it. >> he hasn't answered the straight questi