nats have outhit the rockies 7- 5. but trail 4-3. >> rob: i was just told that adam dunn has never homered on each game in a double header. so bookended a couple of home runs today. how about three home runs in a double header? wow. that was a pitch right there. >> bob: cristian guzman next here in the 8th. >> rob: strangely, there's like more fans since the game started like filling up. >> bob: i think a 6:00 start will do that. >> rob: once the game started? >> bob: pitch to dunn and he strikes out on the change-up low and away. nationals are gone in the 8th. not generating much offense on this saturday night in a hitter's haven. host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: does elmer fudd have trouble with the letter r? elmer: shhhh, be very quiet; i'm hunting wabbits. director (o/c): ok cut!!!! uh...it's i'm hunting "rabbits," elmer. let's try that again. elmer: shhhh, i'm hunting wabbits. director (o/c): cuuuuut! rabbits. elmer: wabbits director (o/c): rabbits. elmer: wabbits.

gonzalez and smith go deep, 3-0 rockies. >> bob: atilano hit hard in the 3rd, 3-0 rockies.invite you to become a founding member of the citizen of nats town fan clubment members receive a ballpark tour ticket. team discounts and special ticket offers and game day audio and more. natstown.com, sign up. >> rob: all right, time to start scoring some runs. >> bob: willie harris flied to left, gets it low and away. >> rob: make this guy work. he's not jimenez.

the nats and rockies have tied up in the 7th. rockies have won four of the first seven. nats are trying to hold on and win and make it a 4 and 3 road trip heading into st. louis to of the 18 wins were against the national league east. i don't know who made the schedule out this year but rockies are pretty happy they did. >> bob: 1 and 2 against central and 7 and 8 against their own division. demonday seems to really pump up and attack -- desmond seems to really jump up and attack. >> i like him to burn it down low. >> bob: that's off the end of the bat and the inning started off and unravels because of the bunt that was not executed by the leadoff man having a hard time making contact. a crowd well over 45,000 here today. francis is battling his way through 7 innings in a 1-1 ball game. announcer: please rise as we honor our veterans with god bless america. mark israel will sing "god bless america." (god bless america being sung) >> bob: tulowitzki is helping with pinch hitting today. tulowitzki, leadoff double in the 2nd and fly ball to center in the 4th. that's down an

rockies, a lot of left-handed bats in this lineup.m riggleman will use sean burnett to turn things around here. burnett's last appearance was in new york. i hope everything is okay with bernadina. rather early to be taking him out of the game. >> rob: i think that was a double switch. >> bob: so tavares will bat ninth. >> rob: he'll be in there tomorrow against francis. but yeah, you know, willie needs some at-bats. we have some guys that are very talented and even this guy on the mound, sean burnett is just not getting the reps. we haven't had a lot of situations where we needed him to get a bunch of lefties out until tonight. >> bob: ian stewart is next. and then barmes. nats were down 3-0. they've battled back to tie. >> rob: tough not to like this rockies team too. >> bob: well, what's most likable about them in my opinion, rob, they're almost all home grown. scouted, drafted, signed and developed within the organization. >> rob: yeah. well coached. have some great coaches. not just at this level, at every level to get them preppe

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rockies are 9 and 9. scott olsen takes on the rockies. one of his darkest moments was on april 20th and that day scott gave up 6 runs in just 2 plays! yeah, he did. he took his worst beating of the year and he's been in another gear since then. he's left every game with the lead and only one time did the opponent have a run when he left the game against him. he's kicked it into a high gear and did a great job. >> the e.r.a. is just over 1 run a game. look at the strike outs to walks, almost 4 to 1 in that department. that's outstanding for scott, who is not a pitcher that blows people away. his curve ball can surprise you. he feels good about the warmer weather here. he said my stuff is a little bit better in weather like this than when it's cold and rainy. >> ryan zimmerman has had a huge weekend here. nobody has seen francis in so long. >> since september of '08. he's got to hit him well today. >> ryan zimmerman had a huge game here on thursday night. whether it's at home or here where he's gone 8 for 13, zimmerman, rain or shine, prett

nats have out hit the rockies.ou saw the numbers last time up and he loves this ball park. 0 for 9 with a sector in the 3 games he's played out here. francis is trying to pound him inside, 2 and 1. francis has done a great job on the right handers. it's getting out front with that changeup and here he falls behind. rodriguez is safe and we'll see how they score it. >> bob: her reluctant to give too low of errors in this ball park. >> he has amazing range and i am amazed he got to that ball. base hit, rodriguez and both teams are satisfied with that scoring decision. >> once again, though, most shortstops don't get to that ball. desmond may get to it. most are not close to getting to that ball. the fact he made that throw, is a lot. >> bob: they post an error on the scoreboard. i think somebody thought he said base hit. >> no, that's not an error. >> bob: morris is the hitter. the thing is riggleman has no intention sitting dunn today. he doesn't sit out power hitters on this field. with adam not feeling well, and m

a minute later he re-emerges hchl e may have lost his leather but the rockies won the game, 11-7. that's your early look at sports on "e.t." i'm bill sue ward. >>> the amicable arrangements tiger and elin were working on are not so am mickable. >>> plus without a care in a world. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this monday morning. very interesting feature off the southeast coast. right now just an upper-level low trying to develop into a surface low. it's a very messy situation. the bottom line is that the rip current threat is high along the carolina coast, the georgia coast, the florida coast, over the next couple of days, and i is possible that this could try to develop into what we call a subtropical storm. if it does that it would get the name alex, we will watch that as it approaches the carolinas over the next two or three days. otherwise the forecast looks very warm in the middle of the country. we have thunderstorms racing through the dakotas. it's chilly through much of the rockies, but it will be pretty warm and nice today through the great lakes. ve

now, later today, scattered showers will be developing across the northern and central rockies.t will be heating up across the southeast. scattered thunderstorms will be popping up across the plains and much of the ohio valley and northeast enjoy a comfortable afternoon with plenty of sunshine. >>> turning how to sports. the suns win at home against the lakers in the nba playoffs. omari stoudemire had 42 points to lead phoenix over los angeles 118-109. that cuts the lakers' lead in the nba western conference final to 2-1. game four is tuesday night in phoenix. >>> in baseball, a weekend of inter-league play and the mets beat the yankees. the mets' jason bay hit two home runs for the early lead and they held off yankee rallies for a 6-4 win. the loss drops the defending world series champs six games back of tampa bay. >>> with the score tied in the bottom of the 10th inning, washington's josh williams homered to left for a walkoff win over baltimore. it was washington's first win in four extra inning games this year. >>> and in kansas city, an embarrassing loss for one player. co

game 4 of the series, the nationals and rockies, we'll look at the lineups next.pl bell bell bet bet hassen chasen corr pass core pass no, sir ham l gym gym rogers live live bodily harm gym by bi tkpweupl bi hellon phor amoe a moe a stewartthank you thank you fouler autopsy haup spill spill mora mora tulowitzki fowler hawpe hawpe spilborghs taylor had a chance to sit down and visit with the advisers ron shoer. >> ron is one of mike's right hand man. tell us about your role with the nationals this year. >> well, i've known mike a long time and i remember moore following his father a long time back in chicago and hanging out with us after the ball park in chicago, the very imbitch pweurbous and wanted to learn. >> what's the biggest thing you want to do to help him make this team better? >> basically support him. he's been capable of doing this a number of years ago but now has the opportunity. he's been through all of that. i am the support cast. i still have a lot of context and a lot of managers that i worked for and stuff so if i can help him out, i will. >> wha

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we're going to see snow possible in montana and northern rockies on thursday. and that cold air will sweep through the northern half of the country friday. and then saturday up into areas of new england. so, you know, not bad overalthough. well, if you're watching us on ktvb news channel 7 in boise, idaho, have your little ones bring their green thumbs to the children's garden where they can tend to vegetable beds and much more at the idaho botanical garden. that's your "early today" event of the day. do you have any plants, lynn? >> no. i live in the city is. >> that's bad excuse. even in your window? >> nothing. no. my window doesn't even open more than threeisms. >>> well, now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. well, the website has kind a new term when someone's forced to admit an afar to avoid an exstorks. actor admitted to cheating on his wife. attorney gloria allred represents the woman denying her demands are blackmail. know one has identified her but he previously admitted to having an afire with tiger woods' mistress. >

. >>> a man rescued from a rocky cliff side after falling near 40 feet. they hoisted the man from dan's mountain on sunday. he was taken to the trauma center in come cumberland. let's check in with sharon gibala in traffic control. reporter: good afternoon, the sprinkles are not helping. we have plenty of accidents, 895 northbound approaching lam bard street. too many to mention. as far as jams go, 95 northbound slow between 198 and 32. an average speed of 23 miles per hour. there's your speeds. there's the west side, everything looking good at baltimore national pike. no delays on 95 at the beltway. there's the northwest side, the traffic report brought to you by subway. subway, eat fresh. >>> thank you. still ahead on wjz eyewitness news today at 4:00, important recall, a popular toy blamed in the death of a ten-year-old boy. >>> homeward bound, the sole survivor of a plane crash makes his way home. >>> find your umbrella, going to need it for a while. the updated forecast is coming up. >>> complete coverage continues with kye jackson and meteorologist

another system just developing in the northern rockies will approach as we get into the weekend.ne might finally bring in some cooler air. an isolated shower as possible tomorrow morning north and west of baltimore. in the afternoon, it might kick up a couple of isolated storms, but we are running less than 20% chance that any one spot gets hit by rain tomorrow. by friday evening it is cutting through ohio but will stay dry year through the day friday. in iran would probably happen early saturday morning. -- any rain would probably happen early saturday morning. loss of sunshine for most areas, and less than a 20% chance of an isolated shower. /oabout 68 around the bay. the lower eastern shore, the front is approaching you in the afternoon. you have a slightly better chance for us thundershower. it will be 84 away from the water but 77 on the beach. west winds gusting to 20 knots, so a small craft advisory is in effect. the temperature changes after two more days with highs in the '80s. it will drop into the low 70's saturday and upper 50's sunday. it may get as cold as 36 by mon

they have a test on the rocky coast where corexit 9500 has been evaluated. and it has an issue of not allowing crustaceans not to stick to the rock. it's been used offshore for all of the existing stocks available. >> confident enough that you would actually swim in waters where dispersant has been used? >> put it this way. it's been used -- corexit 9500 has been used for more than ten years on spills all around the world. let's also take a look at the product. it has six ingredients. all six of those ingredients are used in everyday household products that we all use safely. products like shampoos, toothpaste, cosmetics, food. used in the production of ice cream and other foods, as well as dish washing liquid. we can use these products safely. >> all right. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> the last point i'll make is, if there is a better product, use it. we're fine with that. there should be continued testing because this is a large quantity material being used. but if there is a better product, use it. nalco continues to look for better p

the next system is organizing in the northern rockies.at is a stronger front that might bring us cooler temperatures as become to the upcoming weekend. it may regenerate as it gets into warmer air at the lower part of the bay. on friday we will see sunshine and warm temperatures before the nexus and coming from ohio it's here late friday night or early saturday morning. after that the temperatures may start to cool. tomorrow, 8-85. the creek lake has a chance for a shower, a better chance than we have. -- deep creek lake. it will stay basically drive around the bay again tomorrow. the lower eastern shore will see a chance for a late afternoon thunderstorms. 84 degrees in london away from the water. on the beach at ocean city, just 77. the forecast, two more days with warm temperatures. we start to drop back in the 7's saturday with the possible thunderstorm in the morning. a little cool for mother's day. we are down to 36 degrees by monday morning. >> let's start with the plus side. for the first time in a series for their yankees, the or

the rockies win 2-1. francis was 4th with the 4th highest win total among all the pitchers in that franchise and he's not pitched in 2 years. you have to take your hat off to him for a heck of a job he did today. >> there's no question about it. francis today was pretty much in command after the 1st inning. he gets gonzalez in the 2nd and morgan did not have much fun today. morgan strikes out in the 2 inning and 5th inning and 7th inning and at least he got the bat off his shoulders. this guy for his return to the major leagues after september of 2008, remarkably good outing. >> yep, he's the 2 and 1 career against the nationals. only the 1 earned run and only walked 2 and struck out 6. 67 of the 106 pitches were for strikes. >> i am a little surprised at tracy leaving him out there for 106 pitches. he had 2 rehab starts. he left him out there for a long time but it paid off. >> obviously the arm was not hurting. colorado wins it is exam we'll talk about the nationals rotation and also a roster move. yes,

it's cold enough for snow in the rockies tonight. clouds beginning to break up to our south. to our north, warm temperatures, 70s, 80s and 90s over portions of minnesota. that warm air is actually going up across canada. a little unusual. usually the heat comes from the west or southwest. this time it's going to come down from the northwest, allows that warm air to flow down. i think we have a chance of getting some of that as a front from the west and a front from the north kind ever join -- of join forces. each afternoon a scattered shower or thunderstorm. then for the weekend will cool down, east winds at 5 knots, bay temp around 67. we'll see some patchy fog, i believe. and some sun kind of warm and muggy. 79 tomorrow. wednesday probably close to 1r0e9. 7o -- 90. possibly cooling down. 76 on saturday, denise. >>> all right, bob, coming up. how the job of the orioles manager. >>> sports coming up next. ,,,,,, how many ways can you be comfortable? an energy efficient infinity air conditioner by carrier can save you up to 56% on your cooling costs, while also reducing your i

a stronger storm system trying to form out in the rockies might impact part of our weekend, but not a rain in the forecast. jejp @ maryland in the afternoon. storms in the great lakes friday evening try to make it into baltimore, but there you see them falling apart again as another weak front tracks through here on saturday. justice like 20% chance of an isolated shower tomorrow. the rain chant goes up to 40% or 50 present son out around deep creek. -- 40% or 50% out around deep creek. it will be cooler on the beach, and 84 degrees as you get away from the ocean. waves around to feewo feet witha small craft advisory in effect. down into the 30's for monday morning. >> the ravens in ready to take to the practice field for the first time. there may be concerns for the defense. the latest coming up in sports. off the three gang sweep of the orioles this afternoon, orioles president put players on notice, saying essentially start hitting or start packing. they managed only seven runs in three games. 6çfive of those runs came today. mix with sure, no doubt about it, jumping on david hearn

. >> reporter: traders arrived this morning ready for a rocky day. on top of everything else, certain trading contracts expire today making for extra disturb lens. traders are sifting through the details of the finance reform bill congress approved last night. it is designed to help main street, but will it hurt wall street the government could cut off some of the banking industry's profits. president obama say that is not his intention. >> our goal is not to punish the banks but to protect the economy and the american public from the upheavals of the last few years. >> reporter: with uncertainty the stocks are down 5% since last friday and for shell- shocked investors the weekend can't come soon enough. cbs news, wall street. >>> dc's deputy medical examiner is expected to take the stand today in the robert wone death trial. wone was found stabbed to death in a dewpoint circle townhouse in 2006. three men living in that house are on trial. they are not charged in his murder but charged with tampering with evidence. yesterday the first paramedic on t

.  >> a rocky tenure is ending for the member of the obama administration. admiral dennis blair, the director of national intelligence is resigning and craig bosswell has the news edge. >> reporter: after 16 months on the j the director of national intelligence admiral blair is stepping down. the white house said several candidates are being interviewed for the job which oversees the nation's 16 intelligence agency. >> the president believes that it was time to transition to a different director of national intelligence. >> reporter: blair has been under fire for a series of security lapses including the failed christmas day underwear bombing. the resignation comes days after a nal report outlining intelligence failures, even though president obama himself accepted responsibility for the lack of intelligence sharing sow roundo surrounding the attempted bombing. >> the president decided to make a change. >> reporter: some lawmakers believe that blair is getting a raw deal. >> think he's being made a scapegoat and the real problem is the department of justice

the northwest continues to see rain, mountain elevations of the northwest and western rockies will see and high heat takes over in the southwest. >>> in sports, a huge comeback win for the atlanta braves. in the second inning, the visiting reds' joey votto hit a grand slam homer, at one point the reds led 8-0 and it was 9-3 into the bottom of the ninth. but atlanta scored two on a single, another on a reds error and capped it with a walkoff grand slam tipped by the center fielder's glove. that shocked everyone, including pinch hinter brooks conrad. the final braves 10, reds 9. >>> now to houston where the three run bomb in the first was plenty. jimenez held the astros to one hit for a 4-0 victory becoming the season's first eight game winner. >>> in the american league, toronto at seattle, the mariners' josh bard hit a sacrifice fly in the ninth to tie it and ken griffey jr. came off the bench to smack a single for a 4-3 walkoff win. >>> and in boston, kevin youkilis hit a three run homer in the third and later added an rbi double. and jon lester struck out nine in a complete game red

they went through a very rocky elections of 1994 and came out on top. they're battle-tested from the campaign perspective. we have been working closely with them. they're not taking anything for granted in these elections. they saw the tremors coming and have been preparing, but each of them will be running against a republican opponent and it will be a contest between two different ways forward. with the chairman, you also find independence-minded democrats like ike skelton from missouri. on some issues, he votes with the president and some issues he does not. at the end of the day, voters want someone who will be looking at the facts and deciding what is best for their particular community. that is what these chairman have done and they realize what they are up against. they are ready and confident that when you compare what they stand for with what the republicans stand for, they will come out on top because one of the other issues surfacing in these campaigns have also surfaced in the -- surfaced in the pennsylvania election, the campaign to turn me

snow again in the rockies and again tomorrow.s, low pressure that came through the region this weekend has come down through the carolinas, you can see the winds continue to bring it from east to west rather than from west to east. plenty of clouds offshore. we still have clouds out here over delaware, sprinkles have popped up during the afternoon. now eventually we'll get some warmer conditions as high pressure begins to build in. another front coming down from the northeast actually. we call them back door cold fronts, probably getting into our vicinity thursday and friday. may give us a pop up thunderstorms. ahead of us, very warm temps may get up to 90 here on wednesday. east winds at five knots. keeping us cool. temperatures should be just about what we saw this afternoon upper 70s. bay temp around 67. tonight clouds, fog and spotty showers. it may get to 80 if we get a little more sunshine. some areas are going to feel a little bit sticky tomorrow because of the sun and residual moisture. so it'll feel a little more like su

phey went through the very rocky elections of 1994 and came out on top. so they're battle tested from a campaign perspective. and we've been working very closely with them. they're not taking anything for granted in these elections. they saw the tremors coming, and they have been preparing. but, again, each of them will be running against a republican opponent and it will be a contest between two different ways forward. and with the chairman, you also find independent-minded democrats. you've got ike skeleton from missouri on some issues he votes with the president, on some issues he doesn't. and at the end of the day, i think voters want people who they know are going to be looking at the facts and deciding what is best for their particular community. and that's what these chairmen have done. so they realize what they're up against, they're ready, and they're confident that when you compare what they stand for with what the republicans stand for, they'll come out on top. because one of the other issues that's really surfacing in these campaigns also surf

after a rocky few months, karzai was welcomed at the white house last week, as the u.s., with nearly 100,000 troops committed, prepares to take on the taliban's hub, kandahar. abdullah is here this week, touting his new opposition alliance, planning to field candidates in parliamentary elections this fall. i spoke with him yesterday at his washington hotel. dr. abdullah, welcome. thank you for joining us. >> and thank you. >> warner: it's been more than a year since president obama started reinvesting u.s. resources in afghanistan, militarily and otherwise. how is the effort going? >> it's a mixed picture. perhaps the right strategy is in place as far as the u.s. administration is concerned, but because of the shortcomings of the partner to the u.s. administration, which is the government of afghanistan, unfortunately, things are not doing that well as it was expected or anticipated. >> warner: when you say shortcomings, what do you mean? >> many things. lack of political will in dealing with the very critical issues of the country, including corruption and issues of governance and u

and the rocky mountain west are inseparable. i thank my friend for organizing our special orders and i yield bacto her. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. perlmutter, we appreciate your contribution to our efforts to raise awareness of the cricks of jewish americans to american history. it's now my pleasure to yield to one of our newest members who as of just the other day, is no longer the most junior member of the house of representatives he held that title for, oh, about a month, and he is the neighbor to the other side of my congressional district and did a fantastic job as a state senator. he's also a leader in the organized jewish community, he's a staunch advocate for israel and other issues of importance to the jewish community, mr. deutsche. mr. deutsche: i rise in recognition of the jewish community's many contributions to our nation's society and culture. i would like to thank my dear friend and colleague, congresswoman wasserman schultz for her outstanding dedication to preserving jewish lture and history in ameri

it has been a rocky year for the company. it emerged and then spun off from time warner. aol is to have 35 million subscribers. now it has 5 million. in "tech bytes" there's a new application tracking radiation levels from your mobile phone. facebook could be second- guessing all the privacy changes that it made off. jeremy hubbard has those stories and more from abc. >> facebook is responding to the lead over its privacy settings. the social networking site said a statement to the bbc that says it may simplify the settings. users have criticized facebook for making of privacy settings so complicated that many people cannot protect their information. one security vendors as 16% of users have closed their accounts due to privacy concerns. >>> google is adding secure layer that will keep third parties from intercepting users search terms and results pages. this comes after the company accidentally collected personal information of users around the world. hp is adding 54,000 batteries to a big recall. it's recalling more than 100,000 batteries from laptops. the company is co

heavy mountain snow in the northern rockies and showers in the pacific northwest and the carolinas. >ly 80s in the southeast and 70s from baltimore to boston. upper 80s in chicago, detroit, and kansas city. a cool 56 in salt lake city. and 69 in sacramento. >>> you know the city of lights is notorious for its iconic style. today it's a little bit country. >> paris is wrapping up a two-day event that's turned its most famous avenue into a giant garden. the champs-elysees is covered with flowers, crafts and farm animals. it's part of a $5 million project aimed at highlighting the plight of struggling french farmers. >> organizers say they hope to preserve a big part of the french way of life. i think of the champs-elysees, i think highbrow, sophisticated. beautiful. i don't think pig and is barnyard animals. >> it's pretty. >> it is, no doubt about it. >> all the flowers. we'll be right back. >>> it's one of the most unforgiving environments on the planet. the jungles surrounding the mighty 4,000 mile long amazon river. >> a man there is in the middle of an extraordinary adventure. ed s

the duchess of york, sarah ferguson, was just starting to repair a rocky relationship with bucking ham palace and now she is apologizing for what she called a lapse in judgment. this undercover video captures the duchess of work offering access to her ex-husband prince andrew in exchange for money. >> 500 pounds when you can to me, open door. >> with prince andrew? >> yes. >> is that our deal? >> yes. >> reporter: the tabloid news of the world posted the video on its website. the newspaper said ferguson spoke to an undercover reporter posing as a business man. she even took $40,000 from the undercover reporter. >> then if you want to go to -- and if you want to do a big deal then we'll do a big deal. >> okay. the cost. >> reporter: andrew is a international british trade ambassador. she goes on to say the prince didn't know anything about the meeting and he is, quote, whiter than white. >> what made her think it could happen. here he is denying that he knows anything about it, and he wouldn't. and then she's saying well give me a lot of money and i'll do this for you. i find it a bit d

. >>> another rocky day on wall street. more concerns about the european debt crisis. drac the -- dragged stocks down again. s&p up 8. nasdaq down 22. let's go to new york now, where farnoosh torabi has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> general motors is recalling more than 125,000 hummers in the united states. a part of the hood may become loose and detach while driving. gm is in the midst of shutting down its hummer brand after failing to sell it to a chinese buyer earlier this year. new reports show promising signs in the job market. an outplacement firm says layoffs dropped to the lowest level in nearly four years in april. >>> a separate report shows private sector at 32,000 jobs in april. analyst says it is a positive trend. and employers are becoming more confidence. -- confident. we'll hear about job creation in april, as well as the unemployment rate. >>> nike expects soaring sales in the next five years. high demand for nike clothing could push revenue up 40% to $27 billion by 2015. analysts say it's an indication that consumer spending is on the rise. th

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>> steve: well, jimmy, tonight's contestants are, annie levits, james daly and rocky dabott.♪ [ cheers and applause ] jimmy. >> jimmy: hey, welcome, welcome, welcome to the shows, guys. the rules are pretty simple. if you think you know what ricky is saying, crush your beer buzzer and then -- [ laughter ] and then tell us what he said. the first person who guesses correctly wins that round and and let's see what the first category is tonight. the first round is called "ricky's pissed." [ laughter ] ricky is going to tell you why he's pissed off. so listen closely. this round is worth ten points. ricky are you ready? >> yeah, all right. >> jimmy: all right, remember, guys. crush your beer buzzer when you think you know the answer. >> jimmy: rickie, why are you so pissed off? [ babbling in a southern accent ] >> i mean, come on, man. come on. what'd you just do, come on? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: any guesses? any guesses at all? [ shotgun blast ] >> first off, my shotgun kicked and hit my car, and it went rattling away. [ laughter ] >> what, say what? come on, man! >> jimmy: ricky

the there's your new storm, high wind warnings for the rockies and light snow for the morning.ming off it's worst day in three months and it looks like more red arrows today, stephanie elam is in -- the dow is up -- it's down just about as much as my mouth is right now. >> it's not working. it's one of those days. all right, robin, things are just not coming together right now, stocks are stuck in the red, extending yesterday's sharp losses as worries about a greek bailout linger. a.d.p. says the private sector added 32,000 jobs last month and that was better than expected. a separate report shows mass job cuts fell to the lowest level in four years. the reports are a good sign for friday, because that's when we're going to get the government's big monthly jobs report. here's theory for you guys, this bud, it's not for many of you reportedly. beer sells in the u.s. fell 6.8% last quarter. the company blames high unemployment and bad weather. finally this picture is worth more than 1,000 words. it sold for a record $106.5 million yesterday. >> you know, i'm not very creative wit

taking on the rockies. matt kemp, bottom of the sixth off of matt daly. it gets in there.amie carroll will score. kemp ends up with a triple. dodgers win it 6-5. >> the blue jays have beaten the white sox 7-4 in 12. alex gonzalez a three-run homer in the top of the 12th to give the blue jays their sixth straight win. the home run was gonzalez's ninth of the season. that exceeds his total from all of 2009 when he had eight. john buck hit two home runs an >>> and a good saturday afternoon, everybody and settle in. do we have baseball for you today. we have daytime baseball. later on we have night time baseball. we have baseball cover top to bottom here on o'sxtra brought to you by your local ford dealers. visit mid-atlantic ford dealers.com to learn more. the orioles are limb bettering are up for the second game of this four-game series following yesterday's rainout and here's the pitching match-up. jeremy guthrie goes for the orioles, he's 0-4, francisco liriano, he will go for the twins. where you been? i left you thursday? >> i was at home. >> the orioles got a big win on

venus' estranged husband douglas stewart named a person of interest because of an alleged rocky marriage. allegations of abuse made by both parents. venus just winning temporary custody of her 3 and 5-year-old daughters. >> she was the best mommy in the world. and i know she would never leave on her own. there's no way she would ever leave on her own. >> as we go to air tonight, side scan sonar is searching adams lake. it's a body of water about 20 minutes, about 20 miles away from the home where mommy disappeared. after much estrangement between her and her husband -- they're in the midst of a divorce -- mommy had moved home with her two little girls with her mother and father, the girls ages 3 and 5. she had told people she feared for her life. then in the morning, 7:00 a.m., all of us have gone out to the mailbox early in the morning before. mommy is apparently kidnapped after a struggle, an intense struggle at the family's mailbox in broad daylight. is it true nobody saw a thing? out to john mcneill, wkzo news radio, kalamazoo. john, i understand that now we've got tire tread marks i

the road to the recovery in housing market could be a rocky one. the good news is foreclosure filings dropped 9% in april. but an alarming trend is starting to take shape. according a new federal report, redefaults are on the size. homeowners defaulted again after nine months. it's understandable in this economy, could that lead to another housing crisis? laura ingle is live. it doesn't seem like -- it seems like it's a no brainer. the economy is still rough. they still want make the lower payments. >> it is so tough for so many people. experts say that any drop in foreclosures is positive, but that the recent dip should not be seen as a trend. these new figures we're talking about come from realty track, which is a company that collects foreclosure data nationwide. reps say this one month figure really doesn't speak to the rough days expected to come. and remember, in april foreclosures were down 9%. many desperate homeowners are struggling to hold on to their properties through these loan modifications, which experts say adds up to a short-term s

. >> reporter: it was a rocky week on wall street. here on the hill, democrats scored a long-awaited win. a day after the biggest stock drop of the year, bargain hunters saved the market from another massive selloff. but wall street is still worried about the european debt crisis and whether the ripple effects are headed here. >> the bill as amended is passed. >> reporter: in washington, democrats applauded the senate's passage of the financial reform bill, which now has to be combined with a similar version passed by the house. >> it's hard for me to think this is going to take us more than a month. >> reporter: some feel the bill will stifle investments. >> it unnecessarily restricts credit and will make our country less competitive. >> reporter: some say it doesn't go far enough. >> it's almost like congress didn't want to do any legislating and just left to it the regulators to fill in all the blanks. >> reporter: as president obama ordered new fuel standards for heavy vehicles, he promised a greener economy is a stronger economy.

it's been a rocky few days for him as to whether he's ready for politics. >> he's not a politician. >'s not a politician. but he wants to be a united states senator. and so he's canceling this appearance which we think is unfortunate which i think will raise a lot of eyebrows among those following the race in kentucky and beyond. it's interesting, somebody on my staff put together -- found a quote from him about national television appearances and how important they are and that the number one way to raise your profile is persuade people that you're electable. but he's revising that after what has been a pretty tough week. it's worth pointing out, politics is a rough game. and he hasn't won anything yet. he won a primary. he hasn't won the election. he's saying he's very tired and wants to take sunday off. i think it comes after a tough week. >> his remarks have gotten a lot of traction. democrats are jumping all over this. a lot of people are pointing to the tea party, which i mentioned backed him earlier as we know. and he is the son of ron paul, we should mention. >> yeah. the comm

apparently they had a relationship that was rocky at times. friends say it got physical, as well.y broke up about a week ago. in this new bombshell admission according to papers, george huguely, the lacrosse player for the men's team told police he got into a vi leapt fight with yardley love the night she died and knocked her head into a wall over and over again. it was inside this campus bar at a post exam party where 22-year-old yardley love would spend her final hours sunday. police say when this stunning star lacrosse player went home, her life would end. according to new court papers, her on again lately off again boyfriend, george huguely, a player on the men's lacrosse team, was about to pay a visit admitting to police he kicked his right foot through the door that leads to love's bedroom. huguely went on confessing that night he was involved in an altercation with yardley love. he shook love and her head repeatedly hit the wall. officers found her facedown on her pillow in a pool of blood. bruises on her face, her right eye swollen shut. the victim, police say, of blunt fo

it could be another rocky day. the dow started under 10,000 this morning. >>> traffic alert, two major construction projects in our area could bring your weekend plans to a standstill. >>> and bike to workday. two-wheeled vehicles are crowding the streets today. news 4 midday begins right now. >>> you're watching nbc 4, washington's news leader. now, live in hd, this is news 4 midday. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to news 4 midday, i'm barbara harrison. it's friday, may 21st, 2010. the weekend can't get started soon enough on wall street. the dow plummeted shortly after the opening bell sounded this morning amid fears that europe's debt crisis may spread. it fell below 10,000 before rebounding. here's a live look at the big board where things have leveled off a bit. in europe today, most major stock indexes fell more than 1%. the market instability comes as more regulations make their way to wall street. last night, the senate passed its reform bill, the largest overhaul since the great depression. the senate