there are far too many accidents on the road. >> that was rick ritter reporting. the legal limit for impaired driving in maryland, virginia, and the district is .08. >>> a salisbury man is facing a long list of charges after police say a kidnapped woman escaped from his home. 59-year-old harry jones is behind bars tonight. police say that 37-year-old victim flagged down a stranger who called authorities yesterday. she claims jones kidnapped her saturday. investigators searched the suspect's home and found evidence to support the victim's story. >>> bird experts with the chesapeake conservancy pulled the old switch radio on -- switch a radio withs on provides. today experts went to the island and replaced to have the eggs with a pair of chicks. it appears tom and audrey have accepted them as their own. >> oh. >> osprey not that bright. it is a big hit for wildlife enthusiasts. >> which is why we know you are not a parent. >>> the so-called memory pills under the microscope to see if they actually work. >> you know you're having a bad day when this happens. next, ho

>> bill ritter was director of candidate operations for mitt romney. campaign staffs try to make sure the right number of people show up. hillary clinton's last presidential campaign was run by patty solace doyle. >> you make phone calls to your local supporters you do robe bow calls. >> hillary is going on here please show up? >> yes. >> they even advertise in the sky. >> ready for the message? and then mitt romney.com/tickets. see if the plane company can do the slash. >> because if the after thank you is bigger than the crowd, that looks bad. >> the football stadium seats about 80,000 people the only problem romney had about a thousand people in the crowd making the event look like a total flop. >> it's ritter's job to make sure that doesn't happen. >> six talented advanced people on the ground here for five days. >> we're actually painting part of the backdrop for the shot that you see from the riser. finish that late in the night. >> campaigns obsess about every side every camera angle. >> you have to learn to see these campaigns through the lens

i got the heads up, you me there's a no ritter going -- hitter. four no-hitters in four years. >> i have to give posey credit. he called a fantastic game. >> we have a lot of cloud cover, it's warm out there. three wishes from sophia. 70 degrees, definitely feels like texas weather. >> this is the remains of blanca, it's unusual for us. that's the key, otherwise a lot of clouds. it looks like a little bit of the line on the sonoma-marin border. stretching from the east bay over oakland, over toward sfo and daley city. a lot of this is not much. when you get the yellow and orange, south of oakland, san francisco, going to be rain, 60s for many or 70s, unbelieveably warm, san jose, low 70s, 68 concord, the 24 hour temperature change, some locations are not much different, oakland 7-degrees warmer, mountain view 6 degrees, a little bit of a breeze. 52 in truckee, 60s, 70s through the interior, up in the sierra thunderstorm. if we get breaks in the cloud same thing for us. we need a sun break or 2 to get the lift. that's the low, it on it's way to las

. >>> the stallings hired attorney robert ritter to handle their appeal.ately requested a new trial, arguing that patricia stallings' first lawyer had not mounted a proper scientific defense. >> after several hours of discussion, i came away convinced that patty did not poison her child and that a horrible injustice had resulted here. >> when prosecutors heard the new test results from st. louis university, even they agreed that this new medical information raised serious questions. >> once we were aware that there were doctors out there prepared to say that that obviously didn't testify at trial, it may have made a difference at the trial. and we agreed to a new trial. and we didn't have to do that. >> but prosecutors had two independent laboratories that found ethylene glycol in ryan's blood. traces of ethylene glycol were found in the baby bottle. and the autopsy report found oxalate crystals in ryan's brain. a finding consistent with ethylene glycol poisoning. to sort through the scientific inconsistencies, prosecutors sought an outside expert. at yale

. >> john ritter patrick swayze all appeared on this show. >> the muppets -- >> incorrect!happy days. >> incorrect! >> oh. >> alice? >> incorrect! >> oh! >> i still win. how can you get more than that wrong? >> you're giving a horrible impression of the show. because it is so much smarter than this. >> i'm not on the show tonight. i'm dumbing down this version for you guys. >> all right. >> redeem yourselves. the show originally debuted as a five-part miniseries. >> alice? >> correct. >> -- dallas. >> correct. >> we have two more questions left. >> big bird's teddy bear is reportedly named after a teddy bear-owning character on this show. show. >> it has to be the muppet show. >> it does not have to be the muppet show. >> it has to be -- sesame street. >> that's not even up here. >> i'm going the world is now getting an answer. which -- who has the answer. >> lou, you know? >> m.a.s.h. >> that is correct! >> team mikala all the way. >> here is the deal. i'm sauntering. this is the high ranking question. a character on this show grew up poor in iowa and had to enter a beauty

and then at 8:00 we do the air show and in between the writers would punch up and add to and john ritter and myself had isolated cameras where when the audience was there if something happened that we didn't rehearse, that way we could just free form. and so much of that free form ended up on the air which made it such a delicious experience. did i answer your question? >> "delicious experience" is a great way to say it. i adored it then and i adore you now. thank you for being with us today. i want to remind people don't forget we're doing our '70s look back at the good bad, revolutionary in tv. our original series premiers tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. our thanks to suzanne somers. wolf starts right now. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. in washington 6:00 p.m. in london 7:00 p.m. in vatican city 8:00 p.m. in ramadi. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. >>> we've got breaking news in the war against isis. president obama is now planning to send another 450 u.s. troops to iraq after confessing just daysing that the u.s. lacked a comple

secured transportation bill authored by chairman inhofe, senator boxer, senator ritter, myself, and i think going to be well received and we're excited about that. and so, we had a little discussion of that before i came. so i got here a little bit late, and i apologize for that. i thought i would joke and i like to joke around a little bit. and thought i was going to come here and say i was delayed, taking a call from the pope. but i'm not catholic. and he rarely calls me. but if he did, we would talk about ash -- you know, i must say i'm impressed with this guy. i'm impressed with, one, i think he's read the new testament and has a real commitment to the least of these in my society. when i was naked, did you clothe me, when i was sick in prison, did you come visit me? he gets that and calls on us to do the same. the other thing that he gets and those of white house are familiar with the scripture, most of you probably more than me, but the other thing that he gets is we have a moral obligation to make sure we will have a planet with a decent quality of life and he believes and a lo

and then at 8:00 we do the air show and in between the writers would punch up and add to and john ritterated cameras where when the audience was there if something happened that we didn't rehearse, that way we could just free form. and so much of that free form ended up on the air which made it such a delicious experience. did i answer your question? >> "delicious experience" is a great way to say it. i adored it then and i adore you now. thank you for being with us today. i want to remind people, don't forget, we're doing our '70s look back at the good, bad, revolutionary in tv. our original series premiers tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. our thanks to suzanne somers. wolf starts right now. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. in washington, 6:00 p.m. in london, 7:00 p.m. in vatican city, 80

then from the new film "seven minutes," actor jason ritter is with us.o be talking us a little later on this morning. >> a little more than two years ago i did "the tonight show," and they were the musical guest, imagine dragons. i had never really heard of them and they played "radioactive," and it was, like, whoa! who are these guys? >> wait till you hear how they got their big break in las vegas. >> we'll sit down and chat with them. >>> we're going to start with a terrifying piece of video. i'm going to say up front i know a lot of kids are at home it's summertime. this might not be the best piece of video for them. >> i agree. everybody's okay. but it's scary. >> that doesn't make it any less scary. everybody's okay. frightening moments during an illusionist show called "the supernaturalist." magician spencer horseman trapped as he rehearsed and practiced an act inside a water-filled cage hanging 30 feet above the ground. you can see the crew rushes in to help free him. one of the people by the way, in there climbing to help rescue is famed magician

secured transportation bill authored by chairman senator boxer, senator ritter, myself, and i think going to be well received and we're excited about that. and so we had a little discussion of that before i came. so i got here a little bit late, and i apologize for that. i thought i would joke and i like to joke around a little bit. and thought i was going to come here and say i was delayed, taking a call from the pope. but i'm not catholic. and he rarely calls me. but if he did, we would talk about. and you know, he's really -- he's -- i must say i'm impressed with this guy. i'm impressed with, one, i think he's read the new testament and has a real commitment to the -- when i was naked, did you clothe me, when i was sick in prison, did you come visit me? he gets that and he gets that. and those of us that are familiar with the scripture and know it more than me. and the other thing he gets is he know the moral obligation that we need to have a planet that there is report. >> doctor rice. mother of three. you mentioned in your testimony, who are the most vulnerable and have the most to g

secured transportation bill authored by chairman inhofe, senator boxer, senator ritter, myself, and ithink going to be well received and we're excited about that. and so, we had a little discussion of that before i came. so i got here a little bit late, and i apologize for that. i thought i would joke and i like to joke around a little bit. and thought i was going to come here and say i was delayed taking a call from the pope. but i'm not catholic. and he rarely calls me. but if he did, we would talk about -- you know, i must say i'm impressed with this guy. i'm impressed with, one, i think he's read the new testament and has a real commitment to the least of these in my society. when i was naked, did you clothe me, when i was sick in prison, did you come visit me? he gets that and calls on us to do the same. the other thing that he gets and those of white house are familiar with the scripture, most of you probably more than me, but the other thing that he gets is we have a moral obligation to make sure we will have a planet a decent quality of life and he believes and a lot of folks