their contest against an ever more skilled to be still won that match also went into overtime with snead is forward more things are burger grabbing the over important goal of his seconds in the fourth for you when. former formula one champion lewis hamilton has claimed pole position for the season opening grand prix in melbourne the brit finished one tenth of a second ahead of mclaren teammate jenson button at the albert park circuit while remaining rashaun was a surprise. third for lotus status is michael schumacher he came in fourth ahead of the red bull pair of sebastian that's all and mark webber while the corroboree do often on the lawn so it. could only qualify outside the time for a champion also spun off into a sand pit and has since urged that seem to also the core at once or give up any title hopes russian decided patrol will start the grid in twentieth position for his new team came around while back in france pole sitter hamilton was over the move. critical feeling to be back here. and to get off to such a good start i think this is mine and johnson's first one too i believe

if i won, snead of becoming an obnoxious poor person i'd become an obnoxious rich person. >> i'm going to calm him down. >> i'm just waking up. >> every bride knows the most important part of the wedding is the dress. still ahead, where to find the dress at a discount price. >> $3 million to $5 million. news isn't all that bad for baltimore's basilica. >> right now, though, that's a live picture outside. john has your insta-weather plus forecast after the break. don't go away. >> well, there are scattered thunderstorms around the area. just across the bay from the city, in parts of cecil and kent county, a little rain shower activity. showers moving up toward the bay along to annapolis. the eastern shore, then off toward hour cound, up into carroll and frederick counties as well. thunder and lightning as well. haze and light fog in the city. we will have a warmer day today, but not as humid as yesterday. barometer 39.4, and east winds at 9 miles per hour. we didn't break a record but we came close. it was 81, but the record was 82. morning lows in the 50's and 60's. warmer this morning

. >> they snead to stand up to the industry who is giving millions of dollars to the lobby and standingple getting shot and killed every year. on an average american day in this country, 32 americans are murdered with a gun. that's what happened at virginia tech. that happens every single day and nothing is done about it. >> if everybody had guns it would be fantastic, if you had a gun on that day during the virginia tech shooting everything would have turned out rosy. how do you respond? >> actually, the guy who sold one of the guns to the shooter at virginia tech came to virginia tech a year late later and spoke. he said, you never know who might have a gun out there and at the and of his speech he gave a discount to college students to purchase guns at his online store. his message was you never know who will be carrying guns so you, too, should be carrying guns around. that's ingenious marketing but dangerous. >> thank you forgoingthank you for joining us. now we have larry pratt. we appreciate your perspective on this show. tell us if you think zimmerman should be arrested. >> no,

we rebelled against them and snead them and then spent all of cower -- our kids' money. think about that. yes. >> in my first career as a delivery -- delivering newspapers, shoveling snow, cutting lawns, i got my first fulltime job at 14 years old. i've been working every since. that officially makes me a circumstance. >> i hope not. >> but i guess what i'm really concerned about is, being the least bit negative that our side is not going to be successful in the upcoming elections because we have people that are going to spend $100 million on a choo-choo train to -- >> i heard this. >> $100 million on luring a company. where is all this money coming from? and school systems where 50% of the kids don't graduate, how can they not become moochers? they have to become moochers? i have always been an optimistic person, but you can't even make it out of high school, what is your future? and who is going to pay for those people? >> unfortunately when you have a huge portion of american culture that doesn't think that's a problem because they think there are programs for them. y

when oil is $100 a barrel, they don't snead a subsidy to produce. they're going to produce every bit of oil they can. they make huge profits so they don't need a financial nudge from washington. at the same time, middle-class americans get hit with a double whammy. they're paying $70 or more to fill up their gas tanks and then some of their hard-earned dollars are being used to line big oil's pocket. economists estimate the typical family will pay almost $1,000 more on gasoline this year than last. but families in my home state of new york and across the country are still struggling to make ends meet. as the economy slowly recovers, they cannot afford to get gouged at the pump. with billions of dollars worth of tax subsidies and gas prices at near-record highs, it's no wonder that the top five oil companies are on track for another record breaking year. these companies are not only the most profitable businesses in the u.s., they're among the most profitable in the world. in the past decade they took home a trillion dollars. not a billion. a trillio