it's about women shining. all the women are shining. but remember, men, you are singing with us. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> all i wanted to say is our shine, our shining. the other thing you'll have to do when i mention your name, i may not remember all the names, i don't know all the names, if you get fited if i don't know your name, just show us how you really shining. you can't be shining like this. you really have to shine. okay. >> okay. >> and they're clapping. i will ask you at some point to stand up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ snow ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. >> okay, everyone. thank you so much for being here. >> how's it going? >> good. sort of finishing up. >>> coming up on c-span3, next a discussion on the federal government's role in energy innovation. then, a program on online privacy laws, and later, a look at food policy and nutrition initiatives. coming up tonight, a debate between the candidates running in wisconsin's gubernatorial recall election. scott walker is being scheduled by tom bare et. wa

and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. oh beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain. for purple mountain majesties, above the fruit and plains, america, america, america god shed his grace on thee. and crown the thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. [singing]. >> at the beginning of every event we sing the philippino and national anthem. we shall have some [inaudible], that is company and dancers group, they are going to sing the philippine national anthem.

jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. >>> welcome back. mid fifeties around seattle and portland to -- boston, 63 in new york. 80s, chicago, d.c., 90 st. louis. 92 phoenix. all major airports except for possible there. u9Ñoíñ because of the clouds delays possible at sfo. flight tracker abc7news.com at the bottom. >>> 4:47. caltrans says a car fire on the bay bridge did no damage to the span. the car caught fire on the upper deck before 10:00 last night. the chp stopped traffic until crews could get the fire out. tow truck took the car away and the lanes were cleared in less than 30 minutes. >>> making left turns along van ness avenue may be a thing of the past if a new plan moves forward. the transportation authority has recommended building a special roadway just for buses in the median of the busy north-south artery. planners believe that will speed up bus service along van ness that means drivers won't be able to make left turns at nearly every intersection between lombard and mission. the system will cost about 125 million dollars and

jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. >>> welcome back. still in the mid to up are 50s, seattle, portland, new york up to 71, d.c. 81. a lot of 80s from st. louis, atlanta, phoenix 92. all major airports on time. a lot of rain in the northeast and through the midwest out here on the west coast not much going on. regional airports all three here in the bay area on time. abc7news.com where you will find our flight tracker. >>> 4:47 now. those frightening attacks on u.s. and nato forces by afghan soldiers and police may be happening more than we thought. the u.s.-led military coalition is under-reporting the up in of times that supposed afghan allies open fire on american and nato troops. the coalition routinely reports attacks in which soldiers are killed but the ap reports cases when troops are wounded or when the shooter misses, are not reported. >>> security stepped up across the nation and overseas and this first anniversary of the killing of bin laden. no specific credible threats of retaliation. but there are fears about a new type of

. >> ♪ your golden sun will shine for me ♪ [applause] >> 50 years of "i left my heart in san franciscoot of san franciscans have left a big part of their hearts with you, and one of those is the man who leads our world champion san francisco giants. that is championships' problem -- championship bling right there. i want to bring up to the stage now my boss, the man who leads your san francisco giants, and your biggest fan, mr. larry bvaer -- baer. >>thanks renel. tony's recording is a huge part of not just the city tradition but the san francisco giants tradition. since we have been in the new ball park, it has been played a total of 573 times after giants wins, including playoff wins and including world series wins. [applause] importantly, you know, we almost lost the giants. in 1993, we made some desperate calls to tony when the team was saved, and we asked tony -- there is only one person that could kick off the new generation, the new era of giants baseball on opening day in 1993, and that was tony bennett. he sang "god bless america" and "i left my heart in san francisco" on that

jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. i knew someday i was gonna do this walk. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. we can do this. we can all do this together. (man) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee. because everyone deserves a lifetime. >>> making headlines, one of the nfl's greatest defensive players of all time dead from an apparent suicide. >> trace gallagher has the latest. >> reporter: former nfl star junior seau found dead at his home. his gerl friend reported finding him unconscious with a gunshot wound to the chest. police say ahappened began was discovered nearby and it appears his death was a suicide. >> oceanside police department and fire department responded to this residence where we located mr. seau in one of the bedrooms. life

jet-dry rinse agent helps wash them away so the only thing left behind is the shine. jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. >>> there is developing news from china this morning regarding that diplomatic standoff over the blind activist. china now says he can apply to study abroad. this move is seen as the most positive response so far from the chinese government since then escaped house arrest last week. he stayed at the u.s. embassy for six days before leaving u.s. protection for be reunited with his family. at the time, chen said he was not seeking asylum in the u.s. but yesterday indicated he did want to come to america, telling a congressional hearing by cell phone that he feared for his life. >>> the last words of osama bin laden are available for anyone to see on the internet. documents seized in the u.s. raid that killed the terrorist mastermind shows he was focused right up until the end on attacking americans. but he also worried about bumbling going on inside his terror network. his letters also indicate bin laden was upset at the inability of s

. >> we would also like to keep the sun shine through the weekend. first thing is first, a live look outside of the weather center over the skyline here in arlington. not enough clout to dim the sun shine. temperatures ranged from 76 at the airport 72 in annapolis. through the evening with sunset at 8:16, temperatures will fall into the 60's. overnight, 48-55. we will make a nice recovery tomorrow back into the 70's. then the weekend comes. there is one thing to keep an eye on and that is an area of low pressure over the carolinas. we will let you know if this could affect as this weekend. >> more sad news to share tonight. donna summer died today after a long battle with cancer. ♪ madonna's summer was the 70's. she had a number of chart topping hits in the 1970's and 1980's. she died this morning in florida surrounded by her family. she is survived by her husband and $3 -- three daughters. for more on her life and legacy and to share your favorite donna summer sonde the to wjla.com. tonight hundreds of people are flocking to chuck brown hot spots to

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never forgetting how a young shoe shine boy who hung around halls, turned a dream into reality. >> ired by james brown and host of other artists. i wanted my own sound. i was trying to create my own sound. and it turned out to be a sound created by me. ♪ ♪ >> news of chuck brown any death spread quickly this evening. and the community was just as quick to show its love and appreciation. jackie benson right now outside howard theater on chuck brown way where a vigil broke up. jackie. >> reporter: jim, the crowd has dwindled. this was a magnificently old school tribute. they came together in front of the howard theater, the place that was to have been chuck brown's last d.c. performance. brown's daughter was treated like family. several people told her they felt that through his reap assuring presence and longevity her dad was like the father they never had. >> when he went around town he said, i raised you. i raise you'd. the best person in the world. we lost something that d.c. can never replace. >> reporter: among those reaching out to brown's family were gregory, sugar bear elliott

mike, what is post shine for preakness?> 6:18 tomorrow they're off. >> reporter: have a great weekend. we will see you later. >> team o'neil may still be in town. >> reporter: they will be in front of jimmy's. >> thanks. >> he will find you. >> in credible. >> there's nothing like watching somebody have a great time. >> isn't that a simple pleasure. it really is. >> by the way, still to come on wjz. >> what is the g8 summit and why is it always the flash point for so many violent protests? we'll have that story,,,,,,,,,,, >>> security is high in frederick counties as leaders visit camp david for the g8 summit. it's been home to many historic moments in the past. >> good morning. for more than 80 years presidents of the united states make the short trip from here at the white house to one of the most secure and secret places in the world. nestle ed d in the mountains of maryland is thurmont. >> it's a secure location and beautiful location in the mown -- mountains of maryland. it's a place presidents can get away from it all

jet-dry rinse agent helps wash them away so the only thing left behind is the shine. jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. >> i don't know what has gotten into them, but the average family is spending $1,000 to send their son or daughter to the prom. according to a national survey, families are spending an average of $1,78 on the prom, which is a 34% increase from the 807 dollars spent last year. the survey also shows that some lower income families spend more than 10% of their annual income to send their teen to the prom. >> i.phone users are loyal to carriers even if they receive bad service. 32% of iphone owners said they would not switch services. the survey shows men are 20% more likely than women to change carriers. >> today is free comic book day. this year's also falls on the same weekend that the much anticipated movie the avengers opened. who knew? to sign up for a participating location, go to the web site www.freecomicbook day. show your mother how special she is. first, here's a look at some events going on around town this weekend. ♪ jimmy

>> at the polly western high school parking lot, rain or shine. we have a big tent set up and at any point and time they can come down and drop off books for us. >> a great event. reporting live from downtown baltimore, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> the scream now in the hands of one wealthy buyer. >> you better belief it. it was estimated to go for $80 million to $200 million. we have the answer, it's enough to make you scream. >> the guys who reenacted the part from "the hangover" now learning what it's going to cost them from stealing a penguin from australia. a live look at wrigley field in chicago. >> did you know they resisted putting up lights and finally put them up in 1988? it's 5:19. we'll be right back. ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...and all your charms... ♪ whenever i want you, all i have to do is... ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing xfinity streampix. stream your favorite movies and full seasons of sh

jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. >>> welcome back. taking a look at washington, d.c. and you can see the monuments there in the distance. temperatures not too bad. they actually feel pretty good. the problem is the humidity. if you don't like that, it will be a little high today. >> i've already realized if i move a lot, i start to sweat. i try not to move around a whole lot. it is one of those mornings. we have agot a lot of humidity outout there. you'll see what i'm saying. -- we've got a lot of humidity out there. you'll see what i'm saying. we have some thunderstorms around as well. you want to look out for those. they are scattered in nature. they are not all over the place but we've got a couple of pretty good ones going. we had one in montgomery county just a minute ago. they are moving so quickly, it has already dissipated. still some showers pushing into western howard county. you are probably getting a pretty good shower. this thunderstorm complex south and west city. you can see it is racing now to the east. dale city, you'

sea and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you very much name is mark buell, the dow had the pleasure of serving as president of the recreation park division. -- and i had the distinct pleasure of serving as president of the creation of the recreation and park division. we would like to welcome you here to a very special and appropriate event. as someone said to me, this looks like the beginning of summer today. just perfect. and we will hear from her letter, but we honor a woman today for 25 years in congress. and what could be more appropriate and to name a major artery in one of our most beautiful assets, where you can reach the aids memorial grove, you can reach the academy of sciences, you can reach the japanese tea garden. all of these things reflect the passion and the wisdom that nancy pelosi has brought to the congress, with her sense of social justice, i particularly like thinking that she is science-based in the legislation that she reports, and we had the science academy. [applause] thank you very much. there are so many things

the sun is shining. yellow's indicate 70's. n the upper 60's.nly in the '50s in the mountains because of the higher elevation. here is the cloud picture. you can see the bums in the clouds over the ocean. thin clouds over eastern carolinas. clear skies overhead here. there is the front for the clouds develop. this front will stall to the south. then an area of low pressure will develop along that over the weekend. that might try to come back north again. the key to the weather will be the big area of high pressure over the great lakes. it will shift to new england, and hopefully keep a hold on our area and keep the stormy weather to the south. that is what we are hoping for. today's forecast is great. 72-77 for the high. the small craft advisories have been taken down. one-2 foot tall on the open waters of the bay. water temperatures upper 60s to around 70 degrees. insta-weather-plus future cast. here we are. here is the storm that will try to develop to the south. it will state stormy down there, but high-pressure holds it to the south. saturda

the greats we know it's true for when you graced us -- our town of san francisco our golden sun will shine on new -- you ♪ [applause] mr. bennett. ♪ it only takes a tiny corner of this great big world to find a place that you love you have brought us so much joy you are a golden boy we love to have you here in our great towner of -- town of san francisco open your golden gates san francisco here is your wondering words singing other places only make me love you better you are the heart of all the gold in the world san francisco welcome me home again i'm coming home ♪ [applause] >> keep the applause going for the fabulous lisa malone. that was just terrific. [applause] i almost wore the same thing today. [laughter] would have been so awkward. [laughter] no, she was fantastic. now, everyone, without further ado, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our host, the 43rd mayor of the city and county of san been cisco, the honorable edwin m. lee -- the 43rd mayor of the city and county of san francisco. [applause] mayor lee: wow, welcome to city hall. and thank you, beach blanket babylon. what a

this university is one of our shining examples, one of our shining stars of success in higher education in the state of oklahoma and it is a great honor to be able to be here today to celebrate and to congratulate our outstanding new oklahoma graduates. you have helped me meet one of my goals in increasing the number of college graduates that we have in our state. so to all of our graduates who receive this exlend education from oklahoma city university we are very proud of you. you have worked very hard to get to this moment. hopefully you can get a little sleep, take a summer break and get ready to do whatever it is you're going to do with your life. and i know there are many people in this audience who helped you get to this point today. certainly we want to thank the outstanding staff and faculty, the board of trustees, your president and what they've done to help you reach this pinnicle of success in your life. so let's give our faculty and our staff a round of applause and thank them, graduates. [applause] and of course you also have your family, your friends who have joined you h

this university is one of our shining examples, shining stars of success of education in the state of oklahoma. it is a great honor to be here today to celebrate and to congratulate our outstanding new oklahoma graduates. you have helped me increase -- helped me reach one of my goals of increasing the number of graduates in our state. to all the graduates, we are very proud of you. you have worked very hard to get to this moment. now hopefully you can get a little sleep, take a nice summer break and get ready for whenever it is you hope to do with your life. i know there are many people in this audience that helped you get to this point today. certainly, we want to thank the a standing staff, the a standing faculty, the board -- outstanding staff, outstanding faculty, and the board of trustees and what they have done to help you reach this point in your life. let's give our faculty and staff a round of applause and thank them, graduates. [applause] and of course, you also have your family, your friends who have joined you here today, your parents. we want to recognize and think the pa

jet-dry rinse agent helps wash them away so the only thing left behind is the shine. jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. >> terry: you might want to take a look at the moon tonight when it passes closer to earth than usual. it's called the super moon. biggest and brightest moon of the year. this was the moon a little bit earlier. the moon will pass 15,000 closer to earth that will make it appear bigger than usual but it will be hard to see the difference. it will look bigger and that is going to happen around sunset which is going to be what time? >> 8:04. >>> it's amazing. >> i want you to say super moon. >> super moon! >> lisa: that was good. we are looking at breezy winds around the bay and seeing 15 degrees of warming around the coast. napa this morning so we started out chilly in the 30s and 40s. we're going to look for a nice looking day today. it's going to get quite warm around the bay and especially into monday. starting out with the north winds, half moon bay, up to 17 miles an hour. we were at 39 degrees at 5:00 this morning. so pretty chill

jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. >>> two suspected u.s. drone strikes killed 11 al qaeda militants in southern yemen. the first strike hit southeast of the capital saturday. the second hit two cars. in the past year parts of the southern provinces have fallen under al qaeda operatives. in the past weeks, three senior al qaeda members have been killed. >>> a hiker missing in washington state in good condition. 55-year-old david schneider was hoisted out by rescuers after spending four days in the woods. he got lost looking for his glasses during his hike. a rescue chopper with a heat sensor was finally able to locate him. he is being treated for dehydration and slight hypothermia. >> more good news for drivers, gas prices dropped again overnight. the average price of a gallon of regular, now 3.91, 3.68 maryland, 3.58 virginia. prices dropped around 8 to 9¢ in our area, per gallon in the last week. >>> plenty of drivers are still looking for ways to save at the pump. does it make any difference whether you buy brand name gas or discount? >>

hair so healthy it shines. >>> to sports now.arper hit his first big league home republican as the nats beat the san diego padres. he became the youngest major leaguer to homer since 1998. chad tracy and xavier nadey also homered for the nats. after the game, harper was asked about his home run curtain call. >> it was pretty cool. i was pretty excited about that. i wasn't sure for i should have went up there but all the veteran guys were like go so i did. it was pretty cool. >> very exciting. out there yesterday and it will be today too because our fox 5 weather team is hoping to hit a home run with the kids today at nationals park. tucker, tony and sue palka will be there for the second annual weather day. school children from around the region will be treated for a special weather presentation at 9:45 this morning. after that, they will meet the weather team and stay for the game against the padres. they will get a lesson in rain. >> it sounds like hawaii 5-0. >> you'll be dancing out there in the rain trying to get the raindro

jet-dry rinse agent helps wash them away so the only thing left behind is the shine. jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. >>> making headlines a barroom fight involving a machete, it started when a group of guys and an alleged group of gang members started arguing inside, employees broke it up and got them out but one alleged gang member came back inside, two people were seriously cut. >>> hundreds of people hit the streets in portugal, calling for the legalization of marijuana. now this is all part of the global marijuana march event held in various cities including right here in the u.s. supporters say legalization will create more jobs and help the economic crisis. in 2001 portugal officially abolished, criminal penalties for possession of small quantities of drugs. >> voters are hitting the polls in serbia, airmen yeah, italy, france and greece. sarkozy is in the run off election he is expected to be beatle been his call lanelingers, voters are said to be angry over the debt crisis. >>> voters in greece are angry over the debt crisis. today's votes

a trace of midday sun shining close to 80 degrees on wednesday.ll the chance of occasional showers as a low pressure moves up from the south to the north. midday sun shine in afternoon thunderstorms, the same thing through wednesday when the next cold front arrives. showers in the morning partly sunni midday, thunderstorms possible in the afternoon with a high of 77. a beautiful stretch of whether straight through the upcoming weekend. -- a beautiful stretch of whetherweather. >> dale hunter is gone. >> it is his idea. it was a one-year deal. he said let's look at it and evaluate later. dale hunter has stepped down, that is the big story tonight. he says he is going home to his family. this is exactly what dale hunter agreed to originally, 01-year deal with the re-evaluation at the end of the season. he has a successful i am project successful family vision. the capitals will have their third -- he has a successful family business. >> i feel like i am part of it and will always be part of it. even before i became coach sure, i felt like i was alwa

jet-dry rinse agent helps wash them away so the only thing left behind is the shine. jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. . >>> this morning on "early today," diplomatic flip-flop. chinese activist who decided to leave the u.s. embassy now fears for his life. >>> burning issue, a new jersey woman answers charges after allegedly taking her 5-year-old in a tanning booth. >>> and shock value. an original version of "the scream" smashes art sales records. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> this is "early today" for thursday, may 3rd, 2012. >>> hello, good morning i'm lynn berry. today we begin with switching gears. blind chinese dissident chen guangcheng changed his mind after leaving the u.s. embassy yesterday, he wants to leave beijing and is appealing for the u.s. to step in to save his family. nbc's ian williams reports from beijing. >> reporter: chen was brought to the hospital by the u.s. ambassad ambassador. officials say he left the u.s. embassy voluntarily, after six days. preparing to stay in china after assurances from the chinese

isn't that in "the shining"?> i don't know. >> this is called leaving well enough alone. >> do you think he is actually -- steven king has spent time analyzing this problem? saying you know what, if we paid more this whole debt thing would go away, or is this some kind of echo chamber from being around people who are super rich? >> i think he is too stupid to be a spell checker at an m and m factory. i don't think he know what's he is talking about. you think rich people don't deserve what they have so the government should take their money away and spend it on people who deserve it. it is a walking cliche. >> here is the thing, gavin, the thing that ticks me off is that he says why shouldn't i be paying 50% 1234* he could just as easily say why shouldn't i pay 90% because he is so wealthy. it is not rich, but it is super rich. if the government took 95% he would still have $50 million or $20 million. what he is doing is punishing people who actually are well off , but mott like him. but not like him. he says let

jet-dry rinse agent helps wash them away so the only thing left behind is the shine. jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. >>> this morning on "early today," turning the page. president obama ushers in a new kind reeflation ship with afghanistan. >>> may day, melee activists breathe light in their movement. >>> dangerous driving. a florida couple arrested for towing a car with their granddaughter inside. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> i'm lynn berry. today we begin with unexpected visit. anniversary of osama bin laden's death, president obama showed up in afghanistan on a surprise visit yesterday, to mark what he calls the light of a new day. nbc's steve handelsman reports. >> reporter: president obama spoke at the base where seal team 6 took off to kill osama bin laden on the president's orders. >> the goal i set to defeat act and deny it a chance to rebuild is within our reach. >> reporter: he met with troops and gave them credit along with his drone campaign for killing 20 of bin laden's top 30 commanders. >> we have been able to de

even a small star shines in the darkness.back there is your extender and the lobster claw is actually a heart. you made that? >>guest: yes it is beautiful. >>host: and there is the star. 7 in., lifetime warranty. you could stack it as well.this one says " love gives wings to the heart " and there is your doubled i hearts. you continue to amaze me. >>guest: we worked hard creating these designs. i think what is spectacular is the way that it sits on the wrist. a very comfortable. the fact you have that little chain in the back holds the bracelet on. you never have to worry about it falling off. the high polished surfaces on both sides allows you to stack perfect withsilver or gold. so you could wear more than one. >>host: we hope you will. if it rotates and there is a heart clasp and a heart charm. $22.90. this is to be something that you definitely want to get for a girlfriend or what for yourself. it does not even matter if it is upside down because when you move your arm you are going to be able to read it. and people are g

and shine a bright light on regional office work and on work that's going on. i think that often times the press is cynical inside the beltway, and end up on a gotcha kind of media. so regional press, local press is often delighted to print good stories, follow worth while adventures, deliver service news. so we try to do that a lot. send our leaders out, make sure that we are -- part of it i think shining a light on what's going on and making sure people know the good work that's going on and at a very minimum. making sure employees know we know. so if it never gets headlines, at least having the internal effort to say you are doing terrific work each and every day, and some of that involves travel, some of that involves going to places. visiting work sights where people are working hard and think nobody knows what i'm doing. nobody really cares about what i'm doing and just having somebody show up and say we do know, we do care, and it's terrific. often i think. >> thank you, >> thank you. >> you bet. >> look at the disclosures that were made were about feder

off of -- it took a lot of the shine off of colombia. >> the coverage was unfair. these things are attractive for a certain type of press. people felt insulted. in particular because of the way some of the coverage present it reality that are not different from other places. >> were you afraid that the old stereotype of drugs and violence was being replaced by a stereotype of colombian prostitution? >> since i was an ambassador the first time to today, 20 years. we have been fighting stereotypes. this is another one we will be able to overcome. the reality is so strong. our country has turned peaceful. 1 million-plus visitors a year. huge opportunity for investors and for american companies and american products. that reality is really what matters. we hope that is going to stand. >> did colombia ask the united states for a letter of apology? >> not really, because it is not the fault of the u.s. it is the fall of some individuals who made a mistake. >> a couple more questions on that. the parallel in my mind -- i am serious about this piece of it -- talking about

hair so healthy it shines. [ female announcer ] with xfinity you can always expect more.nd shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework ♪ [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a pretty cool site millions of people across a lot of asia and the western united states. a bear ring of fire eclipse yesterday. the moon passes in front of the sun, leaving only that the golden ring around the edges. >> its need to see the people watching it. >> we will a check on traffic and weather every 10 minutes. let's start with adam caskey. not much rain >> . you will see nothing but a cloud cover and you'll get some raindrops today. plenty of rain out there. . of rain, off-and-on showers. it will not be that heavy, but it will be around through the day. a little soaking the next couple days but it will not be continuous. crossing 95

. >> reporter: ride is called "sea to shining sea." they are shining examples of strength and inspiration. >> there are so many people who made so many sacrifices with their lives, limbs, a lot of people on the ride have lost limbs and parts of their lives. it is great for people to keep that in mind. in everyday life you don't encounter those people that make those sacrifices, some will on this ride. >> reporter: seth told me the thing is he looking most forward to is meeting lots of new people. back at the ceremony at the presidio cemetery the ceremony will focus on the w-2 anniversary commemoration the -- on the world war ii anniversary commemoration as well as the end of the 10 year iraq war a full report later on at 4, 5 and 6:00. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> meantime, amy hollyfield is live with memorial day events in benicia. >> reporter: they are just wrapping up a moving tribute here to those who gave up their lives for this country. they just finished playing taps which gets you every time. i want to show you another highli

jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. >>> good morning. if you're just waking up this is "early today." >>> in sports a lot of attention paid this season to the new york knicks. last night in the playoffs, the miami heat finished off the knicks season with ease. here is nbc's fred roggin with a look at all the sports headlines. >>> good morning, as the series wore on the question wasn't if the heat could eliminate the heat but when. the heat were in total control from the beginning. four-point lead after one. up 11 at the break. carmelo anthony scored 35, but unfortunately that was not enough. the heat are in a different level than the knicks. lebron had 29. miami plays indiana with 106-94 win. the knicks haven't won a playoff ser knees 12 years. >>> the grizzlies blew a 27 point lead in game one. marcus holmes, zach randolph had the best series. blake griffin injured his left knee. stayed in the game, scoreless in the fourth. chris paul also strained his groin and sat out the final minutes. grizzlies won it 92-80. >>> caps and rangers, wa

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protestors shunning any spotlight -- shining the spotlight on the human rights record. this is "newsday. hello and welcome. the informal summit on the greek crisis added in brussels. after the talks, the president of the european council said discussions had been focused and frank. he said there needed to be growth and efforts to bring debt under control. >> we want greece to remain in the euro area while respecting it. we are aware of a significant efforts already made by the greek citizens . the eurozone has shown considerable solidarity. having disbursed nearly 50 billion euros in support of greece since 2010. >> the message he sends is clear. we will stand by greece while greece stand by its commitments. we will wait for greece to have their say in june 17. will of theor the greek people. >> we have the latest from brussels. >> the main message of agreement that seems to have come out of this informal gathering is relatively uncontroversial. this is not about bringing down debt or growth on the other. it is both of them helping to gather. it is a recognition for man

the protesters shining the spotlight on the human rights record. at thes take a look stories making headlines around the world. the front page describes angela merkel and francois hollande's meeting as confrontational. the two leaders on how to lift the euro zone out of turmoil. the south china morning post gives implications of europe's financial woes. it is largely due to sluggish demand in europe and the u.s. more bad news for facebook with concerns about the white advisers disclosed information to investors. regulators say they never did the process to see if some investors had favorable access. the moscow times shows to could be the newest winner of the song contest. >> eu leaders have agreed on the need for measures to boost economic growth and said it wants greece to stay in the euro zone. >> a doctor who helped the americans find osama bin laden has been jailed. the u.s. has said it sees no reason why he should be detained. if you walk into any western retail outlets, you will find clothes made from bangladesh. the country has emerged as th

let's not forget. >> first place to the top three prospects in baseball shining in the minors and ickyxtension for adam jones. -- and a key extension for adam jones. the orioles are still a long shot as far as the playoffs are concerned, but the $85 million man says so what. >> i want to beat the odds. here, we can really beat the odds. i do want to be a part of it. >> the real risk was not doing it. that is the way i looked at it. >> well said. all that good buzz and excitement did not translate on the field this weekend. the birds dropped two out of 3 to kansas city. tremendous atmosphere at the ballpark for those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. bottom of the first, orioles trailed 1-0. that just get by. j.j. hardy on first, to second and third, and he makes it in without a flow. tis the game. he did a pretty good job with his opportunity. tied two-two. madison ashley had a decent outing. gave up three earned, that made it 3-2. bottom nine, runner on second and he stares at strike three from jonathan barack stand. the orioles have lost five out of six. they -- tampa bay shares first

. >>> laser pointers shined into the eyes of pilots in the air.investigation brought the problem to light in maryland, and megan is live with a new warning. >> reporter: the u.s. transportation secretary is sending a message. anyone that endangers pilots with laser pointers will face serious consequences. a blinding light splinters across the cockpit. >> it can cause blindness, dazzle effect. >> reporter: someone on the ground targeting pilots with laser pointer, causing near tragedy. >> i wonder how stupid people really can be. i wonder if people really understand that when they shine a laser in the eye of a pilot, they could cause great harm. >> reporter: the number of dangerous cases is on the rise nationwide. in 2010, 2,800 incidents were reported. last year, it skyrocketed to more than 3,500 reports. state police helicopters also in the line of fire. >> our pilots' lives are put at risk. it can blind them for a moment. >> reporter: an investigation uncovered last year eight state police pilotses were targeted. >> we could have lost the whole

. >> reporter: ride is called "sea to shining sea." they are shining examples of strength and inspiration. >> there are so many people who made so many sacrifices with their lives, limbs, a lot of people on the ride have lost limbs and parts of their lives. it is great for people to keep that in mind. in everyday life you don't encounter those people that make those sacrifices, some will on this ride. >> reporter: seth told me the thing is he looking most forward to is meeting lots of new people. back at the ceremony at the presidio cemetery the ceremony will focus on the w-2 anniversary commemoration the -- on the world war ii anniversary commemoration as well as the end of the 10 year iraq war a full report later on at 4, 5 and 6:00. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> meantime, amy hollyfield is live with memorial day events in benicia. >> reporter: they are just wrapping up a moving tribute here to those who gave up their lives for this country. they just finished playing taps which gets you every time. i want to show you another highli

big catholic area moon shining because there were nine active distilleries in the county.making a living. two generations later there was still this understanding of the culture that breaking the wall wasn't, you know, that big a deal if no one was getting hurt. >> basically using the land to produce a cash crop as long as it was not seen as damaging. was it part of the cultural history of the land owners? >> a cultural understanding that one could break man's law without breaking god's law. so the community was able to rationalize behavior in order for them to feed their families. >> these people growing tobacco decided to grow mare mauer ya sn /* /- marijuana? >> all of these kids grew up selling marijuana. they sole it for a buck 60 a pound for tobacco and could make much more selling marijuana, just not getting caught growing it. >> politically, culturally, he we are seeing it all over the place. >> right. >> what do you think the implications for those resistant to that swell of being forced to reconcile not crazy smugglers at the border, not a bunch of hippies in cal