there is an accident on the inner loop after central avenue closer to richie marlboro road, a carver sus a tractor-trailer. an accident cleanup continues inside the beltway at 210 and livingston road. a head-on collision there. i'll have more on traffic coming up at 4:47. >>> time for the first your money segment of the morning. >> let's talk hundreds with jessica doyle. >> i'm just going to start rolling them out. we've had kind of a bad streak on wall street. we're down to a five-day losing streak. investors lately disappointed at the latest from the federal reserve. the fed will consider additional economic stimulus if the job market gets worse. policymakers have mixed opinions on whether the economy needs more help right now. investors didn't like that. checking the numbers the dow stands at 12,604 after falling more than 48 points. the nasdaq lost more than 14 and s&p 500 was down by almost 8. >>> more than one million homes received some sort of foreclosure filing in the first half of the year. according to realty track, that's a 2% increase from the previous six months, but it

>> rich richie, he is probably the most senior person at barclays.on fired amid the libor scandal. >> jon: are you (bleep)ing kidding me? no. rich richie? and mr. diamond? (laughter) is this real or a dickens novel? here's how weird this story is. one of the few good guys in the story is a banker who didn't participate in the rigging of rates. his name? alexander hoare. (laughter) he's a scion of london's esteem hoare and company. that's right, folks. even the hoares are disgusted. an eighth-generation hoare from a long line of london hoares. >> earlier we told you the three things we'd all heard about that were killing our economy were, number one overregulation. >> there's not very much oversight over how the banks submit that data. >> jon: okay, so not overregulation in this case. sounds a little more like underregulation. so it must be the number-two reason, the uncertainty in things like obamacare and dodd-frank that's killing us. >> they're monk kiss around with libor. i talked to one friend who works on wall street he said "this is like findin

tonight, michelle richie looks at the problems. >> reporter: it's a familiar sound and problem onball mother city streets. in several days, the city has had two major issues with its aging infrastructure tearing you the asphalt. >> this is a challenge. >> reporter: a water main break less than two weeks ago, and yesterday, a sink hole ening into a storm drain. >> we're sending a drew in to do an inspection of the large storm drain. >> reporter: the city says it's taking the necessary measures to fine and fix the problem. so far, crews have sent in a camera to look for any problems. >> it will give us an indication of what needs to be done in order to make a correction. >> reporter: but some say the correction will be another temporary fix for a permanent problem. >> they need a better system. all this money they're making, i don't see how they can't come one something better. >> reporter: if the damage is to the 120-inch drain, it could be a while before street opens again. in baltimore, michelle richie, wjz news. >> on average, there are two to three water main breaks per day in the

rochele richie talks to devastated family members in fredricksburg. >> reporter: tonight all three of their families are in mourning and trying to figure out how to pay for funeral costs. just four days after giving birth to her son she prepares to bury her youngest sibling. >> when i found out he was dead i felt like i was dead. >> reporter: young yamou had dreams of doing karate but on saturday he would lose the fight of his life. >> i said i promise you when i drive i will take you to karate school. >> reporter: maryland natural resource police believe dona, 12-year-old christopher gabriel and 12-year-old vladimir would try to cool off in the pool. >> the water is calm when it's high tide it's really misleading. there's a big drop off as soon as you go into the river. >> reporter: none of the boys knew how to swim. all three drowned. pastor smith says swim lessons near by are nonexistent. >> we live in a community where there's not a lot of resources to take the boys to a community where there's a big pool. >> reporter: the boys were found dead near each other. feelings of guilt ov

rochelle richie and adam may are tracking the progress. >> reporter: we're right off of bologna avenue let me show you the huge mess they're dealing with here. all these power lines dripping down into the road. that has caused crews to shut down the tree for now. there's a large tree blocking the roads. even some of the side roads are having problems. tree trimmers just arrived on the scene. a short time ago there was a huge branch that was literally hanging from those wires. they just cut it down so these streets should be opening up pretty soon. >> this was a loud and furious storm. >> reporter: maxine's yard looks like a bomb went off losing a few trees that were 150 feet high. >> oh my god, i couldn't believe it. this one took that one and all the way down. >> reporter: across baltimore county the sound of generators and chain saws echo through neighborhoods. >> everywhere we've been is all the same. branches down, there's tree downs, trees on houses, trees on cars. >> reporter: jason davis has been working nonstop in the sweltering heat. how would you describe it to a hurricane? >

>> yeah, richie, how many times have you been up for parole in the last 18 years?e. >> what's happened each of those times? >> they 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 went before parole board before? >> yes. i've been locked up for so long that i'm conditioned to this environment. >> if you didn't want to make parole, can you say i don't want to go? >> i feel like i would be ostracized. other convicts are hoping for any kind of release. it's normal. >> is that it? >> yes, sir. >> guilty of the charge. of refusal, attempt to alter a drug screen. recommend five days. assess a fee of $25. court order fine. recommend a job drop. do you want to fill this in? >> yes. >> i don't feel the $25 is appropriate. >> i can suspend that. i will suspend the $25. >> and richie would like a little time to get his affairs in order before he has to go away for five days. >> no. >> one of "ziggy's" punishments is to spend five days in the hole. >> please direct all my mail over t

he means a lot to me, you know. >> still appealing his sentence, richie's execution date could be years away if it comes at all. eric wrinkles, however, is nearly out of options. >> i could well be executed within the next four to six months. maybe sooner. maybe later. >> wrinkles was convicted of shooting and killing his estranged wife, her brother and sister-in-law. we first met him on the original "lockup" episode at indiana state in 2006. >> we had a combination of drugs and a divorce, child custody and visitation. and i was into methamphetamine pretty heavy at the time. and one thing led to another. and here i sit. >> at the time we met him, wrinkles' appeals were nearly exhausted. >> i don't deal in hope. when you're on death row, you don't deal in hope. if you dwell on it, you end up either hanging yourself or going crazy. so i don't do that. i keep a normal routine. i exercise. i read. i write. i watch a little bit of tv. i do some other things. that's what the day is in here. the same, you know, pretty well day after day, boredom and monotony. but, you know, some kind of a sche

but richie knows how to spot a fake. >> the labels are genuine.e from genuine bottles and taken two labels off of the bottles and they put them on these bottles. these bottles are from lesser expensive italian wine from a very good brand. this is a bit of amateur hour. >> richie says it is not likely that you are going to encounter a counterfeit if you are buying a $50 or $100 bottle of wine at least in the u.s. in china and other countries, that might be a different story. for those looking at wine as an investment, his advice is to buy from someone you trust. be sure to catch the entire special. it is fascinating. "ripping off the rich" tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. you think you would be able to detect whether your favorite wine is a fake or not? >> i don't know what the real one would taste like that. how would i know what the fake one is tasting like that? that big of a price tag on a bottle of wine. >> fed kicks off the crucial two-day policy meeting tomorrow. what ben bernanke does or does not do could have huge impact on the stock mar

rochelle richie looks at the problems. >> it's a familiar sound and problem on baltimore city streets. >> they're all messed up. >> the city has had two major issues with its ageing infrastructure, tearing apart the asphalt. >> this is the nature of the ageing infrastructure situation in many large cities, baltimore is not an exception. >> a water main break less than 2 weeks ago and yesterday a 20 feet deep, 2 feet wide and 6 feet long sink hole opening. >> right now we're sending a crew in to do a walk inspection of the large storm drain under the street. >> the city says it's taking the necessary measures to find and fix the problem. so far crews have used a camera to look at the damage, scan water mains to find any other leaks and check the sewer drains to make sure they're in fact. -- in tact. >> it will give us indication of what needs to be done. >> some say that correction will be a temporary fix for a permanent problem. >> they need a better system. all this money, i don't see why it's better. >> funding such a project could take millions and years to complete. >> it could be

this is brian and robin richie. thank you so much for having us here. >> thank you for coming. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: our pleasure to come out. half of the reason is to make doug insanely jealous with the menu. what are we cooking today? >> we have ribs. we have brats, chicken. >> steak, burgers. >> reporter: that sounds great. shrimp, chicken, all the food groups covered. >> pretty much. >> reporter: we'll be talking about the menu and some of the food you will not be eat, coming up a bit later. >> i am a little jealous. thanks a lot. >> he'll have to buy him lunch. i'll buy him two lunches. >> thanks, doug. >> message received. >>> still ahead, liz crenshaw shares a few tricks of the trade if you're having a dinner party. >> the jackson family drama takes another turn. hear from katherine jackson in our next half hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who's good with money. see what's free to spend. move money with a slide. save with a shake. feel good about your decisio

tonight, richie rich for president? if there's one big take away from president obama's big tax announcement is that he's trying to frame mitt romney as richie rich. the tax cut proposal itself is likely to go nowhere, but throw in romney's tax cuts for the wealthy, his homes, cadillacs, corporations or people comment and you can see the strategy. romney is for the rich, obama defends the middle class. may determine who wins in november. also, dirty, angry money. lost in the news about republican fund-raiser is how much it might affect house and senate races. karl rove's has just dumped a million dollars to unseat ohio's sherrod brown, which would likely give the republicans the senate. sherrod brown joins us tonight. plus, we've got new poll numbers out from key swing states that he's going to win in november. happened when the mayor of one city wanted to raise taxes an the city council said no. the mayor busted employees -- how he defends that one. finally, dozens of members of congress are doing just that. handing ou

that was richie daley who understood this moment. he did not understand my work at all. the family supported it. he became a fan. it would not have happened unless the patronage of that family. generally, frank lloyd wright did work there. they have a history of that. they are proud of that. the new public buildings, i do not know. tavis: you and not a fan. >> not all of them. tavis: frank lloyd wright, your earliest influence? >> i had trouble with his politics. i was joe social in college. it seemed elitist. i never went to hear him speak. driving across the country from college, i stopped, i had two kids, we stopped. he was there. i went to the gate. they wanted a block for each of us. i said, forget it. i regret that. he was great. there are no excuses for him. he is great. growing up architecturally on the western part of the country, you tended to be asia- centric. japan, china. my early work in college, gi's had just come back from japan. the wood technology of japan was easily assimilated here. a lot of the early stuff looks japanese. if you go to disney hall and

tonight, richie rich for president?big take away from president obama's big tax announcement is that he's trying to frame mitt romney as richie rich. the tax cut proposal itself is likely to go nowhere, but throw in romney's tax cuts for the wealthy, his homes, cadillacs, corporations or people comment and you can see the strategy. romney is for the rich, obama defends the middle class. may determine who wins in november. also, dirty, angry money. lost in the news about republican fund-raiser is how much it might affect house and senate races. karl rove's has just dumped a million dollars to unseat ohio's sherrod brown, which would likely give the republicans the senate. sherrod brown joins us tonight. plus, we've got new poll numbers out from key swing states that he's going to win in november. happened when the mayor of one city wanted to raise taxes an the city council said no. the mayor busted employees -- how he defends that

i'm rochelle richie, the amazing photos coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is clear and 93 degrees.the first warning weather forecast will be coming up. dozens of people lose their homes and all their possessions as fire rips through a baltimore county apartment building. but witnesses say it could be a lot worse. rochelle richie has more on the fire. >> reporter: hi vic, fire investigators say they aren't sure just yet what caused this fire and it could be weeks before residents know what sent their home up in flames. it's just before midnight on sunday when this you tube video is shot showing flames billowing from the top of two apartment buildings in randalls town. the fire causing a glow when the dark skies as they roll through garden view apartments. the smell of burning furniture and appliances sinking into apartments. >> everybody over there, everything was lost. so it's just sad. >> reporter: her husband says residents could only stand and watch helplessly as their apartments burned. >> it could have been my apartment. >> reporter: the fire started on a third floor apartment

on the inner loop of the beltway at richie marlboro road after central avenue, that accident i've been telling you about from overnight has been cleared. all lanes are open. no worries right now if you're heading southbound on the beltway past central avenue into oxon hill and over to the wilson bridge. we'll take a live look at the beltway. if you're planning to head over here on the beltway at colesville road, there was an accident, fatal unfortunately on the outer loop or inner loop at colesville road. that was cleared as well. so you're good to go essentially all around the beltway in montgomery and prince george's county. let's go back over to the maps this time to the west side of town. there had been all this construction in tysons and annandale, 66, the dulles toll road. i believe that all should be cleared up now with maybe some residual delays but other than that, lanes are open. a live look at 66. looking good inbound at route 123. coming up in my next report, we'll go to 95 in virginia at 5:09. >> thanks, monika. >>> just about 5:02. calls for mayor vincent gray to resign a

. >> jimmy: with that said, at our closing ceremonies, we had lionel richie sing.. >> well, i couldn't possible say. i like lionel richie. the first bit of had its name, lion reminds me of a lion's face. he's a bit lion-like. >> jimmy: he is a bit lion-like. another story about you that you recently purchased a gun. is that true? >> anyone here, one looking at me, i just pray to god that man's packing a weapon. with that personality and quick temper, i'd like to see him use lethal force. >> jimmy: well, is it true? >> no. i would like a gun, though. >> jimmy: you would like a gun? >>yes. i'm a guy that loves peace. i think love is the option to our core. however, guns voila! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: have you fired a gun? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, you have. >> i'm pretty good. >> jimmy: are you really. >> you know that thing, that sight down there, oh, man, i've made mince meat of that guy. if anybody invades the castle, they're in trouble. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i saw some photographs that lead knee believe and correct me if i'm wrong but you appear to be dating again.

. >> we gave cameras to inmates on death row as well. 28-year-old ben richie was here for having shotnd killed a police officer. >> this ain't no joke. they execute people here, and if you don't work on your case on death row they'll march your ass over there and strap you to that table and murder you. on death row our cells are a little bigger than population's, but i'd rather have one of them smaller cells. [ bleep ], i'd rather go home. >> richie recalled the last time he watched a fellow inmate leave death row for the execution chamber. >> his time came for them to kill him, right? and he was standing in front of my cell, you know, handcuffed, police around him. what do you say? what do you say to somebody that they're getting ready to kill? that you care for and is your friend? you can't say -- i couldn't say nothing. good luck? i'll see you around? you know? i've been through eight executions, you know? some guys commit suicide, you know, other guys die of old age and natural causes. man, it's all bad. >>> coming up -- >> this detention unit was a particularly scary place. it ho

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tonight, richie rich for president?from president obama's big tax announcement is that he's trying to frame mitt romney as richie rich. the tax cut proposal itself is likely to go nowhere, but throw in romney's tax cuts for the wealthy, his homes, cadillacs, corporations or people comment and you can see the strategy. romney is for the rich, obama defends the middle class. whether it works may determine who wins in november. also, dirty, angry money. lost in the news about republican fund-raiser is how much it might affect house and senate races. karl rove's has just dumped a million dollars and maybe much more to unsecito owe's sherrod brown, which would likely give the republicans the senate. sherrod brown joins us tonight. plus, we've got new poll numbers out from key swing states that he's going to win in november. happened when the mayor of one city wanted to raise taxes an the city council said no. the mayor busted city workers and other public employees to minimum wage. we will ask the mayor how he fends that one

kate beckinsale, adam carolla, lionel richie with the madden brothers.ing right now. jimmy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, wow. thank you very much, everybody. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon." thank you for being here, everybody. welcome. thank you for watching. big show tonight. fun. hey, did you guys see this? during last night's usa-brazil basketball game, president obama gave michelle a kiss when they were shown on the kiss cam. [ audience aws ] that's cute. it explains why everyone was, like, "quick, put him on the fix the economy cam!" [ laughter ] "let's see what happens." [ laughter ] speaking of the president, yesterday in cincinnati, jerry springer announced that he is endorsing obama. [ cheers ] don't get t

tonight, richie rich for president? obama's big tax announcement is that he's trying to frame mitt romney as richie rich. the tax cut proposal itself is likely to go nowhere, but throw in romney's tax cuts for the wealthy, his homes, cadillacs, corporations or people comment and you can see the strategy. romney is for the rich, obama defends the middle class. may determine who wins in november. also, dirty, angry money. lost in the news about republican fund-raiser is how much it might affect house and senate races. karl rove's has just dumped a million dollars to unseat ohio's sherrod brown, which would likely give the republicans the senate. sherrod brown joins us tonight. plus, we've got new poll numbers out from key swing states that he's going to win in november. happened when the mayor of one city wanted to raise taxes an the city council said no. the mayor busted employees -- how he defends that one.

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. >> reporter: just then, we came across brian richie, who walked off this guard tower to turn in hisistle and the shirt off his back. brian? did you just quit? >> i did just quit. >> reporter: how did it go? >> it was rough. i'm glad that i can separate myself from this. i knew if the incident ever came up, i would go. >> reporter: they made a pact, choosing to save lives, instead of their jobs. matt gutman, abc news, hallandale beach, florida. >> where was the lifeguard in the area where the person did drown? i don't get that yet. >>> new details about that deadly cruise ship accident off the coast of italy. court documents claim that the crew of the "costa concordia" kept sailing despite of electrical problems onboard. and on top of that, water h f tight doors were allegedly left open. and the crew was using wrong maps. two americans were among those killed. >>> and the fukushima nuclear disaster, calling the disaster man-made. it concludes government officials and the power company knew the risk a tsunami could pose. but the utility did nothing to make the plant safer. and said th

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it's owned by a richi irussian orror. it's now worth half the purchase price.s a drop in value of $50 million. i guess when you have that kind of money, what are you going to do? >> that still hurts. >> now a bargain, only $50 million. >> there you go. sign me up. >>> why another lake tahoe olympics will have wait. >> plus, he thought his career in the pool was over, but how a retiring swimmer got a last-minute ticket to the london olympics. >>> how about a rock and revamp for a trugstruggling fast food chain. >>> this is "today in the bay." >>> welcome back, everyone. what a beautiful, live look outside this morning over san francisco. look at those skies. clearing as well, good news if you're going to go out and watch fireworks. 4:53. >>> across the pond they can hope for this kind of weather as the london olympics are now just around the corner. as you can see from the clock in the upper right corner of your screen. look at athat thing. we're now 23 days aaway from the opening ceremonies. >> there you go. >> keep looking there. i didn't want it on your head.

the first one i want to tell but is the inner loop of the beltway after central avenue close to richiearlboro road. we're hearing a car and tractor- trailer involved. could be potentially a serious situation. keep that in mind for your travel plans if you're heading southbound on the beltway after central avenue. another accident on route 210 at livingston road insides the beltway. that's been ongoing as well. 210 potentially blocked in both directions there inside the beltway. let me take you to a live picture, this time on the inside of the beltway of 395. no problems to report here luckily as you head for the 14th street bridge. you're going to be okay. it's the two situations in maryland i especially want you to be aware of. let's take you back over to the north side of town. actually the west side of town. if you're planning to head over on the beltway, dulles toll road, 66, you have different spots of construction in annandale and tysons corner. also an accident on the inner loop of the beltway after georgia avenue but before colesville road. you might still find some overnight a

walking around on eggshells oh my goodness oh my goodness somebody is use the gun for self defense richie went in there he says look the guy is somebody we should defend. he's there it became a civil rights issue the right of people who were victims to have the means to defend themselves. after congress passed the gun control act of one thousand nine hundred sixty eight there were some in the in the national rifle association that felt that the group had become too complicit or too weak or should have fought against that legislation in one thousand nine hundred sixty and so there was a revolution of the n.r.a. and a group of hardliners took over that wanted to basically say we need to be political we need to be fighting against any gun restrictions these folks behind me on capitol hill they know that gun owners in this country are very well organized and there are hundreds of thousands if not millions of them that will vote for or con on the gun issue alone and that can determine the outcome not just of congressional and senatorial elections but it can alter the outcome of the presidency

. >> reporter: just then, we came across brian richie, who turned in his whistle and the shirt off his back. brian? did you just quit? >> i did. >> reporter: how did it go? >> it was rough. i'm glad that i can separate myself from this. i knew if it would go up, i would go. >> reporter: they made a pact, choosing to save lives, instead of their jobs. matt gutman, abc news, hallen dale beach, florida. >> incredible. have a feeling this story is not over. >>> when we come back, the shark sightings on both coasts this evening, and word a monster shark has been caught. evening, and word a monster shark has been caught. we'll tell you where. but wh pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joint pain is like. i talked to my rheumatologist and he prescribed enbrel. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, and stop joint damage. because enbrel, etanercept, suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma,

sky fox was heading over to the accident reported on the outer loop of thably at richie marlboro road. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. imetraffic. >>> the call to put power lines under ground is growing high-end collaboration in stores. >> it is july 11th. and that is 7-11 and 7-eleven happens to be turning 85 years old today. they are giving with a free slurpees. we should go have a slurpee after this. >> yes. >> back in a moment. matters. pioneers in outsourcing us jobs supports tax breaks overseas. insourcing. industry and favors bring jobs home. it matters. i'm barack o♪ ma, and i approved ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you want. ♪ >>> target and northeasterly and marcus are teaming up hoping to lure in holiday shoppers. -- target and neiman marcus are teaming up hoping to lure in holiday shoppers. we'll have more on that in a minute. first, let's talk to lauren ?imenty about the markets. what can we exp