i am live at the inaugural red shoe shuffle. it's an event all benefiting the ronald mcdonald house. we will tell you all about it in a few. eyewitness news is seconds away. >> and this is wjz tv, w jz hd, and wjz.com. >> from the city to the county's to your neighborhood. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >> good morning. welcome to eyewitness news this sunday. i'm gigi barnett. >> and i'm tim williams. temperatures around 60 degrees this morning are you a cloudy and a bit of a damp start, but the clouds are going to break. the dampness dries up and showers move out. we've been talking about severe weather outbreaks in the plane state. almost 120 tornado reports over the last 24 hours. we are not under any of those threats, but that's going to be something we will talk about. right now what we are looking at our clouds that break through the day. as they do, our temperatures go right up. we are seeing a pretty bright her eyes and right now are you 59 degrees at bwi, 62 on the shore, 57 oakland. around the immediate metro area,

the red shoe shuffle.> we do. we have a new young professionals group called the red shoe crew. we really wanted to create an event that was for the community. everybody could come and get involved and support the house. we're looking this year for 500 folks. we're over 1500. we had to shut down registration so we could make sure it's a great experience for those 1500. >> 9:00, sunday morning. right here. going to circle both stadiums and come back. >> we are, we start here, end here, go down at the stadium. oriole bird at m&t bank. ravens cheerleaders. every mascot known to baltimore here. ronald mcdonald, we are really excited. >> thank you. brook's the honorary chair. >> the ronald mcdonald house basically is my home away from home. and i think that the ronald mcdonald house means everything to me, so, to do this shuffle to help raise money for it, was the only thing that mattered to me. and my team is called shock rocks and we, i think, are the biggest team so far. >> they are the biggest team. >> cong

♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >>> well, the shuttle shufflesed quite a roucus at our building. this was on discovery's first loop. it came right over our front door and that was after a group of us had thought we had seen all there was to see. it became apparent that was shuttle was making more loops, so we dashed up to the roof to see those second and third passes. you see our colleagues trying to capture it all and renee snapped this photo of some of us up there. it was like a fire drill. i had never been up at the roof. i've been here more than ten years. we are dashing up there. yeah, we're going to see it coming back and it was worth it. >> it was so much fun. >> we did get a lot of people sharing their photos with us through facebook and twitter and wusa9.com. anny hong is in the weather center monitoring that material and has a personal story. hey anny. >> it was a special moment today. had so much fun and we have been with some amazing photos. e-mail, facebook, and twitter. st was a shared experience. here are the highlights. arthur se

. >> also ahead get ready for the shuttle shuffle. we're going to give you a behind the scenes look at what it's going to take to move one space shuttle out of the smithsonian and put another one in its place. >> but up next international leaders condemn north korea's failed missile launch as they figure out what to do next. >>> the united nations is condemning that failed missile test in north korea. the u.n. security council met behind closed doors today after north korean officials launched that long range rocket early this morning to commemorate the birth day of the country's founder kim il sung. the rocket survived only about 100 seconds and broke up over the yellow sea. north korea said it was attempting to send another satellite into orbit but a lot of folks believe it was actually a test of missile technology and experts say north korea could use this same type of rocket to strike the united states and other targets. the white house calls the launch provocative and is suspending the food aid program to north korea. joining us

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fire department's efforts to do away with rotating closures, derek valcourt explains it's a major shufflere crews and equipment. derrick? >> reporter: it's important to note that no firefighters will lose their jobs and no city fire stations will close down, but some worry the shuffle will leave city residents at risk. for every fire engine and fire truck, there is a company of about two dozen firefighters assigned to work them, but under a new city plan, three fire companies, truck 10, squad 11, and truck 15, will all be disbanned. those firefighters will be permanently reassigned to other fire companies in a move that the fire chief says will not affect citizens in emergencies. >> we'll be there just as quick as we are today. >> reporter: several other fire companies will be relocated to new fire stations. it's all part of a plan to eliminate the rotating closures forced on them by the city's budget three years ago. but the move upsets many firefighter who is say that the department has already been cut to the bone. >> the citizens of baltimore are at risk, and so are the firefighter s

. >>> coming up, the shuttle shuffle will be complete as discovery moves on in and the other one moves out. we'll talk about a new home. but first, the road that users might soon need to pay a new fee every month just to use it and it has nothing to do with the silver line. we'll talk about it coming up next. 's up guys. now i know you don't need one, but would you try these on for charity and prove just how great the fit is? seriously? no way for charity? let's do it! yup... they're doin it. the best protection now looks, fits and feels just like underwear. let's go drive, use the legs... nice teamwork! they tried on the new depend real fit. get a free sample so you can too. >>> they are now inspecting all of their defibrillator after a man had a heart attack and died. and what might have saved him, the defibrillator was not working. it happened just before the pentagon station. the 51-year-old man from alexandria was taken to virginia medical center where he was pronounced dead. and they said that the defibrillator at that station was not working. the battery didn't have enough charg

first shuffle to start life as a museum exhibit.ntis will be housed in the kennedy space center, florida, while "endeavour" will head to los angeles. the influential american folk rock museum levin helm has died of cancer. he was 71. ♪ he was a drummer and vocalist with the band simply known as the band, who backed bob dylan and several big hits of their own including "the night they drove old dixie down." this is from their last performance in 1976, filmed by director and fan, martin scorsese. have you been watching "newsday" from the bbc. >> make sense of international meetings at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. union bank. and shell. >> this is ken, about to feel one of his favorite sensations. at shell we're developing more efficient fuels in countries like malaysia that can help us get the most from our energy resources. let's use energy more efficiently. efficiently. let's go.

. >>> the shuttle shuffle is underway at the dulles international airport. but he didn't have to be at dulles or downtown to get a great look at the space shuttle discovery's final flight. this is how it looked at walter johnson high school in bethesda where students gathered on bleachers to witness the once in a lifetime moment. >> you know, we here at wusa have a very special connection to the space shuttle discovery and in fact, nasa's entire shuttle program. >> kristin fisher's parents were both nasa astronauts. her mother was part of discovery's crew in 1984, so kristen grew up with an up close and personal view of the program. she spoke to her mom about what this historic day means to her. >> what did you think when you saw it? >> that it was really big and very impressive. like i said, i have seen a lot of photographs and videos, but never stood practically underneath it as it went over. it was very impressive. >> truly the end of an era for you. is it bittersweet? how are you feeling? >> very bittersweet moment. i don't think any of us who were part

at the trial, he was shuffled -- it came out that he was shuffled from home to all because he was gay. his mother took exception to that statement. >> i never put him out because of his sexuality. >> she never put him out because of his sexuality. people can say that, but she knows in her art, jason knows, and her family knows. >> the judge quoted a well-known scottish prayer and looked at parish and added to my you are not legally or eighth thing that goes bump in the night, but every bit as frightening because you are real. he called parish a danger to its friends, society, and even his enemies. >> that was a reference to herridge's previous conviction to the 1999 murder of a man in east baltimore. he received a shorter sentence in that case. he was released in january of 2009. jason was killed eleven month later. >> and now to our team coverage of the maryland primary. voters across the state have been trickling in to the polls throughout the day. the what we do not have any exact numbers, and election officials tell us turnout has been pretty scant. only 80 people at this elementa

that sort of gets lost in the shuffle. >> the unemployment rate for march went down to 8.2, but only one order 20,000 jobs were added. lower that anticipated. >> it's the economy, stupid. economistsave managed to be wrong almost every month in their projectctions.. they under estimated the growth for three months, overestimated it this time. if the unemploynt rate ticks up again, it is a boon for romney. if it gogoes down, even slowly, that is a problem. >> for the record, i paid $4.29 for a gallon of regular this week. at an exxon, it was $5.45. not reassuring to ththe white house. >> gas prices are on the watch of the incumbent. we know rationally that there is little they can do about it, but is on their watch. >> also, gasoline prices -- mark is right -- are not directly influenced by any incumbent but they remind people up some of the things they don't like about the obama administration. the keystone pipeline, at shutting down of drilling. even if you are an extreme environmentalist, you know we are i in the midst of an credible boom in oil and shale, and the obama administrati

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you're a senior, or if you're a person living with disability, chances are you might get lost in the shuffle because you're not -- because care not cash tends to prioritize people are a part of this other program. so it's just something that i have a little bit -- i know i miss the shelter hearing the other day. i know that at some point even though -- housing first is definitely a housing. there is still a lot of seniors with disabilities. i heard this a lot from the transgender community that there still seems be a need for shelter that have the kind of emphasis or skill set from the staff that can deal with you know, seniors and some people in these particular populations. at some point i would think -- i'm sorry i missed that hearing the other day. but i would like to understand that a little bit better. but that whole housing first and how it's implemented is something that i would like to look at a little bit more. the care not cash program and how people are housed and what that means for people with disabilities and people who are seniors. >> supervisor olague before we move on, let

that gets lost in the shuffle. >> the unemployment rate for march went down to 8.2, but only 120,000 jobs were added. >> it's the economy, stupid. we don't know where it will be in september. economists have managed to be wrong almost every month with projections. they underestimated growth for three months now, overestimated it this time. if the unemployment rate goes up again, it is a boon for romney. if it goes down, even slowly, it is a problem. >> for the record, i paid $4.29 for a gallon of regular this week. not reassuring to the white house. >> gas prices are on the watch of who was in power. we all know rationally they can do little to affect it, but it is on at their watch. all the figures reside with the incumbent. >> also, gasoline prices -- mark is right -- are not directly influenced by any incumbent, but they remind people of policies they don't like from the obama administration. keystone pipeline, shutting down drilling. even if you are an extreme environmentalist, you know we are in the midst of an incredible boom of oil and gas and shale, and the obama administrati

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the lens of meeting our mission, generating revenue, receipt -- reducing risks and liabilities and shuffling our capital budget. >> for amador street, how much was needed to complete the budget? >> this is lawrence brown. we had funded one. fund -- $1.1 million. we were quite a ways out. >> and with the painting? >> we have -- we have done some work on that. we have designs where we were ready to go and we had an estimate, and engineers estimate that had been recently done. there were three cranes to pay. the most important ones were the hon died -- hyundai cranes, to paint one was [unintelligible] we were short. the project is designed and also for the back lands project, a lot of the design work and things had been done. we were working with the puc. we're not starting -- we're not starting from ground zero. there is work that has been done already. >> this one slipped by me and i am really sorry. i do not have a sense of everything that is funded that is not -- does not have enough to make a difference or have the project afford. i am not quite sure how you came up with these numbers vers

they shuffled from candidate to candidate looking for the hasn't prom nip alternative. >> game on. >>orter: finally, they settled on rick santorum. >> thank you so much, iowa. >> conservativism is alive and well in missouri, iowa and minnesota. >> reporter: santorum's 11 victories highlight a challenge for romney dishsh courting conservatives. he has tried to connect with his party's base. >> but i was a severely conservative republican governor. >> reporter: in return they've been luke warm toward him. his -- santorum's wins came from southern states, his support from mostly evangelical voters. romney's came from moderate northern states. >> the president's slogan is hope and change. now it's let's hope for a change. >> reporter: romney shifts his focus to president obama. the question is whether he will make conservative voters a priority between now and november. the reality is santorum couldn't compete with romney's big organization and campaign cash. he was able to win over a lot of conservative voters. quite honestly, he gave mitt romney quite a fight. >> mitt romney is already

little bloodshed, shuffled one king to france and reasonably happy frame of mind and picked a new one with the proper blood lines and turned out to be just fine. the glorious revolution, the french revolution. the american revolution, we talked, a little comparison between the three of those and i want you to add three more upheavals to your thoughts. the russian revolution, pretty well tracks the french with even worse results. add the russian revolution and how aburke-ian that was and then there is two others i want you to think about. i want you to put the civil war, the war between the states, not defend any side, i want you to put that in the mix and i have thought about that only superficially because it popped up while i was preparing for this lecture. it was in many ways a failed revolution. and it has taken a long time for us to get over it assuming the majority of us are over it, but no great challenge to the institutions of government both south and north followed burke-ian principles, history, tradition, experience, and when it was all over, unpleasant as that was, and dif

there were drawers with violations of shuffled leonore's generally related to the language which mr anderson had been arrested on charges of criminal and constructive negligence offenses carrying a possible two year jail sentence and theoretically no chance of bail even the company's lawyer could see the man as they were confined under house arrest wasn't really any sort of a problem there was a representative of the us government for money assistance asked are you surprised to be chairman of the union carbide has been arrested since he's here to try and solve the problem and person look at the magic pradesh state headquarters a senior official confirms the government would be seeking compensation for damages and they launched a pisser attack on union carbide this government going after a minute helpless victim of the tragedy. and knows its. thousands of innocent citizens whose lives have been slow to really. dramatically affected. by a cruel and rampant. on the part of the management of union. of course he got to be. very clearly warren anderson and john he promised to appear in court when

. >> reporter: edwards has spent the last year preparing for his trial, shuffling his legal team andsurgery for a heart condition. former top aides are expected to testify at his trial. rielle hunter has immunity. >> i did not break the law, and i never, ever thought i was breaking the law. >> reporter: experts say the government has a tough unprecedented case to prove in the arena of campaign finance, but no matter what the outcome, it is the ultimate fall from grace for edwards who was once adored as a son of the south. joe johns, cnn. >>> some help for our planet by way of a very different kind of hobby. we'll meet a beekeeper and find out more about her unique passion. the simple belief that bringing you better technology helps make you a better investor. with our revolutionary new e-trade 360 dashboard you see exactly where your money is and what it's doing live. our e-trade pro platform offers powerful functionality that's still so usable you'll actually use it. and our mobile apps are the ultimate in wherever whenever investing. no matter what kind of investor you are, you'll

. >> and the shuffle is in full swing out at the smithsonian food bar center. and today, discovery and enterprise removed it as they prepared to swap places at the smithsonian air and space museum. and our kristin fisher is there live with more on today's ceremonies. hi kristin. >> hi. well, you know for space geeks today has been about, well, as cool as it gets, but it has also been incredibly emotional. that's one of the greatest machines ever built is now an artifact in the museum and here it is. this is space shuttle discovery's final resting place. amazing to think that it has been to space about 39 times, completing almost 6,000 orbits. it is truly the star of the shuttle fleet for you. earlier today, it rolled into a hero's welcome outside the center. and over 1,000 people came out to pay their respects to see two shuttles, nose to nose. that includes the nasa administrators. >> and i hope that everybody, you know, they could feel the same pride that people around d.c. did this week when, you know, discovery flew up ahead. and that is what we are all abo

standoff before fire engulfed the complex >> san francisco board of supervisors will next consider shuffling money. they expect to spend $47 million more for overtime than was budgeted and most of it is done to exit due to extra work at muni and the fire department. now the board might shift money that was for salaries and fringe benefits >> maximum punishment handed down at the secret service >> also, how ted nugent is in trouble with that agency >> i was surprised he came and it may >> a student athlete sucker punch during the game. it is all caught on tape >> two sailors heading on for dear life. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> bombings in iraq killed at least 30 people today. there were a total of 12 attacks. half of the bombs targeted security forces. the deadliest bombing happened when a parked car exploded in a sea any arab village killing six people were passing by. that could reach major cities in china with a range of more than 3,000 mi. but more tests are needed. today's launch did not attract any bids from their failed launch last week >> the white house is condemning controversial photos give

. >> they watched him shuffle to the stand. his gray suit hiding a bullet proof vest. >> only to be shocked once more when he directly the parents of the boy he killed. >> i wanted to say i am sorry for the loss of your son. i did not know how old he was, i thought he was a little bit younger than i am i did not know whether he was armed or not. >> at one point they seemed to punch a hole in the key assertion that zimmerman was agressioner with trayvon martin. >> do you know who started the fight? >> do you i know, no. >> do you have any evidence who started the fight? >> no. >> zimmerman's father testified by phone that his son was hurt that night. >> he was wounded and cut and there were two vertical gashes on the back of his head. >> do you have proof of that? >> yes, i have. >> i saw one on the news today. >> she is talking about this image provided to investigators and obtained exclusively by abc news which the photographer says shows seos the bloody back of his head. it was snapped three minutes after martin was killed af

pretty easy, little bloodshed, shuffled one king off to france in a reasonably happy frame of mind. picked the new one with the proper bloodline. turned out to be just fine. the glorious revolution? the french revolution. the american revolution? we've got a little comparison there between the three of those, but i want you to add three more: upheaval to your thoughts. the russian revolution pretty well tracks the french with even worse results. so add the russian revolution and how aburkeian that was. then there's two other ones i want you to think about. put the civil war the war between the states. let's not defend any side. i want to you put that into the mix. i have thought about that only superficially because it popped up while i was preparing for this lecture. it was, in many ways, a failed revolution. and it has taken a long time for us to get over it, assuming the majority of us are over it. but no great challenge to the institutions of government. both south and north followed burkeian principles, tradition, history, experience, and when it was all over, as unpleasant as

. >> they watched him shuffle to the stand.is gray suit hiding a bullet proof vest. >> only to be shocked once more when he directly the parents of the boy he killed. >> i wanted to say i am sorry for the loss of your son. i did not know how old he was, i thought he was a little bit younger than i am i did not know whether he was armed or not. >> at one point they seemed to punch a hole in the key assertion that zimmerman was agressioner with trayvon martin. >> do you know who started the fight? >> do you i know, no. >> do you have any evidence who started the fight? >> no. >> zimmerman's father testified by phone that his son was hurt that night. >> he was wounded and cut and there were two vertical gashes on the back of his head. >> do you have proof of that? >> yes, i have. >> i saw one on the news today. >> she is talking about this image provided to investigators and obtained exclusively by abc news which the photographer says shows seos the bloody back of his head. it was snapped three minutes after martin was killed afte

. >>> just one more day until the shuttle shuffle, that's when discovery comes to its new home in d.c. and the old enterprise is shipped off to los angeles. final preps for discovery's final journey wrapped up today in florida. crews at kennedy space center loaded the shuttle on top of that 747 jumbo jet that will carry it to d.c., but before landing at dulles discovery will get a hero's welcome with a low altitude flight over the city and its monument. want to find a cool place to watch the special flight? we've got a list of the best spots to see shuttle on www.wusa9.com and if you can't get to one of those, just tune into 9 news now. we'll bring you live coverage of discovery's journey over d.c. right into dulles airport. >>> the capitals' quest for the stanley cup continues tonight at the verizon center. the puck drops in letting than 15 minutes in game three of the eastern conference quarterfinals versus the boston bruins and the caps have a chance to take the lead in the series. >> reporter: i'm kristen berset at the verizon center. get ready for game three between the capitals

kenisha thomas went to the shuffle services office for a supervised visit with her eight- month-old daughter named pretty diamond. 25 minutes into the meeting, a worker said thomas complained about her daughter's care, pulled a kitchen knife out of her purse, and started stabbing the baby repeatedly. she said thomas made statements "i hope my baby is dead. lot me up. i cannot have her, nobody can." after iran, the director -- patrick moran says that state cuts to public service have lead to inadequate security at the office on middle street and many others. >> it has been a series of cuts over the last 10 years that is cutting the level of people doing the amount of work that needs to get done. when you reduce that, there are going to be lapses in security and oversight. >> the report does not detail the procedures followed, but moran says, should have gone through a per se search -- a per se search. >> there is a possibility -- a purse search. >> there are not enough people to cover every be due to cover every aspect of what needs to be furnished. >> the doomsday budget reduces state agency

from the electric slide to the cupid shuffle. team posted this video to their youtube channel today. the coach got in on the action. >> sue. >> that will come in handy at wedding receptions. tomorrow is a cool day. a couple afternoon showers. warmer for the weekend. >> have a fantastic night. see you tomorrow. >>> fox 5 news isn't over. go to myfoxdc.com for news, weather, and entertainment updates. fox 5 news is washington's best news on air and online at myfoxdc.com brought to you by verison.

prosecutors said jason had to shuffle from one home to another because he was gay. in court today, jason's mother took exception. i son was never homeless, she said in a statement. the statement was read by another family member. >> jason was always welcome in his mother's home. she never put him out because of his sexuality. she knows in her heart, jason knows, and his family knows. >> dante parish said nothing in court today. the judge cited a scottish prayer. he called him a danger to his friends, society, and even his enemies. jayne miller, wbal-tv 11 news predicts a vigil at towson university for remembers of two students who died of the weekend. one appeared to be the result of medical issues and the other is the result of a hit-and-run accident. kai reed was there as the popular students were honored. >> a sea of candles lit up towson university as hundreds of classmates and friends honored to members of the university family. >> any state and dying is a tragedy. texted is dying in the same day -- any student dining is a tragedy. texted is dying in the same d

. >>> still ahead getting ready for the shuttle shuffle. a preview before discovery comes to town to take the place of enterprise. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ >>> last minute preps are underway in florida tonight for the space shuttle discovery's final voyage. between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. you'll have a chance to see it fly over washington on the back of a 747. >> reporter: i'm anny hong at reagan national bradley point, one of the best spots according to nasa to see the space shuttle discovery come through here tomorrow morning before finally retiring. space shuttle discovery has one last mission to complete. >> i think it's incredible. how many people get to see this? i mean it's probably a chance of lifetime for some people. >> reporter: after spending 365 days in space orbiting the

it's frustrating that no one seemed to be paying attention to her, that she was kind of lost in the shuffle. >> we have 70 million baby boomers who are going to be turning age 65. those baby boomers have increased health care needs. and the emergency departments have to be ready. >> reporter: this is a new trend. getting to an aging population of americans, and improving their medical care in the emergency room. and they're doing it by catering to the specific needs of baby boomers and their parents. >> just like a pediatric unit, trying to meet the needs of the kids. we're trying to figure out the things that would better serve the population. we are getting a boomer book cart. >> reporter: fully equipped with eight beds and six exam rooms, it's designed to have less noise than a typical e.r. >> there's no metal against metal sound like usual with curtains. >> reporter: non-skid floors, rails along the walls and artificial skylights that change with the time of day to prevent confusion. >> hello. >> reporter: volunteers are on hand to interact with patients. and it's what dr. ballman calle

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the cannery and i can remember going in there and seeing these women with the caps, with the nets shuffling these cans through. my parents had a ranch in santa rosa and we went there all summer. i could see these people leaning over and checking. it looked exactly like the beautiful things about the ranch. i think he was pretty much in the never look back philosophy about the coit. i don't think he ever went to visit again after we moved from telegraph hill, which was only five or six years later. i don't think he ever had to see it when the initials are scratched into everything and people had literally destroyed the lower half of everything. >> well, in my view, the tower had been pretty much neglected from the 1930's up until the 1980's. it wasn't until then that really enough people began to be alarmed about the condition of the murals, the tower was leaking. some of the murals suffered wear damage. we really began to organize getting funding through the arts commission and various other sources to restore the murals. they don't have that connection or thread or maintain that connection

a bit of a setback in the shuttle shuffle out at dulles airport. space shuttle enterprise will not be leaving our area on monday as we had thought. that's when the shuttle was supposed to leave for its new home in new york, but nasa had to delay that departure because bad weather is coming and supposed to be in new york and here in d.c. blame topper if you want. however, the uss intrepid is ready. that meant the planes that hadn't been in the air for years had to take to the skies once again, but this time with the help of a crane. no word yet on when nasa will be rescheduling the departure. we should ask topper about that, too. >> it was a coastal storm. >> it's really hammered new england. they'll get 4 to 5 inches of rain. >> over the 24, 36 hour period. we are going to get significant rain. i think the heaviest rain will be east of 95 and appears the bulls eye will be right over where the drought area is in the dell morva. let's take a live look outside at the live weather cam. temperatures still very mild. 63. looking at winds out of the south

perhaps i got lost in the shuffle. perhaps i thought any attention was better than no attention at all. my father molested me as well, although i have less memory of those events. he also molested my best friend as we laid sleeping one night. we fell asleep listening to elvis presley on the stereo. i must have dozed off because i awoke to the sound of my girlfriends saying, stop it. i was so terrified that i closed my eyes and pretended to be asleep. i can't tell you how many years it took me to forgive myself for that. afterwards, my girlfriend to the bathroom, told me what happened. i was devastated and scared and confronted my mother in the morning. her back was to us, a said, mom, mary kay said it dad. chris -- said dad put his hands down her pants. to finally turned to me and said, how could you ever think that your father would do something like that? i remember feeling such guilt, like, wow, what an incredibly horrible boulder in to think something about that. i should have known that my mother's reaction was ty

. >> big idea that got lost in the shuffle of big ideas, and in bringing it back in a new way, it shouldunding what he does. >> the big goal of the studio is this sort of pragmatic utopian approach to give the students the tools and the skills to approach the sort of -- almost the unimaginable or like the wildly creative with a very practical and straightforward approach. the more wild ideas you want to realize, the more dry and rational and professional and rigorous you have to be in your approach. because if you're just going to do the standard solution, you can be quite lazy because nobody will question anything so you can just do it. you want to go even a little bit beyond the sort of conventional path, you have to try hard to convince a whole series of authorities and also clients and investors and neighbors that this is feasible. >> i think it's kind of fun in school to make these more utopian out-there projects that push the boundaries of what may be possible or what could be. >> he's annoyingly young and annoyingly brilliant. when you first meet him you want to dislike him for th

. >> for all of this shuffling of shuttles, we had really good weather. >> a little dreary.ickly. >> and the model is going to be fantastic. and we do have some changes on the weekend. some good, some not so good. but we need the rain. let's start with live look outside. so live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. very mild. it's still 60. generally clear. winds are light out of the south at 5. and the pressure steady over the past hour at 30.6 -- a little average for this time of year and this time of day. satellite picture radar combined, big thunderstorms in much of wisconsin, minnesota and also north eastern iowa. now, this is a frontal boundary that's going to eventually roll through the metro area on saturday. and ironically, we have a frontal system on saturday, an area of low pressure on sunday. it's that area of low pressure we've been pinning a lot of hopes on for a good soaking rain. ironically the frontal boundary may bring more rain and showers saturday into saturday night and a second storm on sunday. right now clear skies and we'll start out with su

. >>> we are learning more tonight about what that shuffle at dulles airport will cost the taxpayers. nasa says the bottom line will be $11 million and that costs the cost of the trip. >> now that the shuttle is here the switch is supposed to take place with enterprise some time tomorrow. right now the shuttle is being taken from the 747 jumbo jet. only on 9 tonight, kristin fisher speaks with the crew of that flame about their amazing flight. >> sca, the shuttle carrier aircraft crew. these are the six men behind yesterdays spectacular flyover. four pilots, two flight engineers and one has been a pilot since the start of the shuttle program but this wasn't any old flight. this was a flight through the nations most restricted air space. >> i think there was one point in the flight where i was looking down at the lincoln memorial and washington monument and we're soon to come up on the white house and i thought oh, my gosh i need to get my camera out but i couldn't because i was so busy flying but that was an awesome site to see. >> i was pretty much trying to do it technically correct