very serious. >> holly morris spending the morning with the cast of the lion the witch and the wardrobehis is the fusion of theatre, dance and puppetry you don't want to miss it she joins us with more from imagination stage in bethesda good morning. >> good morning to you we are getting close to show time i am not talking about our show but an actual performance of the lion the witch and the wardrobe that will happen 10:30 a.m., they are getting the stage set the call is coming for the cast they are getting last minute rehearsing in, and it is a wonderful collaboration, between the washington ballet and imagination stage they really needed that in order to pull off a performance and a story like this. janet sanford is the director and artistic director for imagination stage she joins me good morning. >> when i was reading about comments you made it was exactly that, the lion the witch and the wardrobe the story is so epic you have never done a full scale production before until you had this collaboration come together which made it possible. >> absolutely gave us a chance to tell the st

cue the lion as we speak.d out first hand what it takes to pull this magical show off all live next fox 5 morning news stay with us [ crows cawing ] [ male announcer ] strange things happen in the black forest. [ metallic bell toll ] [ car speeding down the road, lightning strikes ] where things aren't always what they seem. [ wolves howling ] because thrills hide in the shadows just waiting at every turn. [ coaster whoosh ] brave the black forest on verbolten. the all-new multi-launch coaster. only at busch gardens. >> imagination stage and washington ballet partnered up for a major production, lion the witch and the wardrobe playing now until august >> holly morris is getting a sneak peek she joins us live from imagination stage. this show looks pretty impressive. >> this show is very impressive. there are so many dimensions to it. you have the acting side which obviously is provided by imagination stage and the dancing side where the washington ballet comes in and then there is this whole puppet industry si

some sea lions like this one shot a few years ago returned to the ocean after regaining their health. it's too soon to tell this time. >> even as big as they are, sea lions can look a little cute and cuddly but boy can that be deceiving. in 2006, bob mackenzie found one in berkeley that was aggressive, maybe even a little bit mean. >> reporter: this big male sea lion has been hanging around for more than a year and boaters and visitors were mostly amused by him. but there was nothing amusing about what happened to tony houston. she works as a cook on a sports fishing boat. yesterday the sea lion popped out of the water and took a bite out of her leg. >> standing on the dock talking to a friend. and i'm about 2 feet away from the edge. and all of a sudden i feel this, sharp object against my leg and i feel a thug, and i pull the other way and the sea lion was going back into the water. >> reporter: that was not the only attack on humans. >> i believe in el dorado one of the crew members was cleaning fish, and the sea lion went toward her. >> reporter: federal investigator norm simon be

he wanted a photo of his daughter with the lion, and that is one of the photos in my book. from the door of that fridge. so, hitlerland has, yeah, has a very serious side and the essential question of course is again, what did people see and understand and what would you see or i see and understand, and i think if you put yourself in the people's shoes at the time, it looks like a very different story. but the stories within it are also stories in and of themselves, and i hope you do have a little bit of that impression in hitlerland of looking from behind the scenes and seeing familiar events anew. thank you very much. applause applause. and i would be happy to take some questions. i think there's one a microphone right here. right here, frank. >> two quick items. um, first of all, i believe, correct me if i'm wrong on this, that hitler was the -- voted the man of the year for "time" magazine in 1938? >> he was voted man of the year, i cannot remember if it was '38, that makes sense. >> before the war. >> yes. >> i just want to remind you that i worked for "newsweek." okay

the mountain lion will do anything to feed or protect its cub. and that's why people in that area are being warned. they were spotted in redwood city this afternoon. the park backs up to farm hill boulevard. leslie brinkly is there live tonight with the story. leslie? >> reporter: that's right. officers went door-to-door warning residents of the mountain lion sighting. and of course the signs are everywhere warning people to use extreme cautioning. in the -- caution. in the middle of the afternoon police got a call from a resident whose house backs up to this park. >> reported the sighting of an adult mountain lion with a cub seen in the park. it was deemed to be a credible threat, so we have taken steps to notify residents and park users. >> reporter: police found no tracks or physical evidence in this park land -- park land filled with canyon hiking trails and adjacent to homes. a perfect collision of open space and suburbs. in marsh of last year -- march of last year a female mountain lion was shot and killed by fish and game officers who said

the lion starts getting nervous and relieves himself. his uniform turns bright yellow. his face turns bright red. and he goes screaming out of the room. so i have this -- this is one of these scenes you sort of dream of as a journalist. right after i've written up the scene, i discover that truman smith's daughter is alive in connecticut. she is 12 or 13 at that time. so i go and meet her and talk to her about her recollections and she has some very interesting ones. and the next day, she calls me and says oh, my daughter asked me, did i show you the photo on my refrigerator. i said no, what photo on your refrigerator. i said oh, the one with the lion. and sure enough, what happened w was. >> and he decided he wanted a photo with the lion and arranged it to have good contests. and that's one of the photos in my book from the door of that refrigerator. so hitler land had very serious side, which is the essential question, of course, is what did people understand. and i think if you put yourself in the people's shoes at the time, it looks like a very different story. and t

the mountain lion will do anything to feed or protect its cub. and that's why people in that area are being warned. they were spotted in redwood city this afternoon. the park backs up to farm hill boulevard. leslie brinkly is there live tonight with the story. leslie? >> reporter: that's right. officers went door-to-door warning residents of the mountain lion sighting. and of course the signs are everywhere warning people to use extreme cautioning. in the -- caution. in the middle of the afternoon police got a call from a resident whose house backs up to this park. >> reported the sighting of an adult mountain lion with a cub seen in the park. it was deemed to be a credible threat, so we have taken steps to notify residents and park users. >> reporter: police found no tracks or physical evidence in this park land -- park land filled with canyon hiking trails and adjacent to homes. a perfect collision of open space and suburbs. in marsh of last year -- march of last year a female mountain lion was shot and killed by fish and game officers who said

the mountain lion will do anything to feed or protect its cub. afternoon. the park backs up to farm hill boulevard. leslie brinkly is there live tonight with the story. leslie? >> reporter: that's right. officers went door-to-door warning residents of the mountain lion sighting. and of course the signs are everywhere warning people to use extreme cautioning. in the -- caution. in the middle of the afternoon police got a call from a resident whose house backs up to this park. >> reported the sighting of an adult mountain lion with a cub seen in the park. it was deemed to be a credible threat, so we have taken steps to notify residents and park users. >> reporter: police found no tracks or physical evidence in this park land -- park land filled with canyon hiking trails and adjacent to homes. a perfect collision of open space and suburbs. in marsh of last year -- march of last year a female mountain lion was shot and killed by fish and game officers who said the big cat was jumping house to house. punishes cooperate get a -- officials couldn't get a

the lion park north of johannesburg. 15 cubs can be seen daily by tourists. isitors, it is a unique and direction. >> [unintelligible] >> but are they really wild in the true sense? a few days after their birth, these animals are separated from their mother and bottle fed by humans. as the cubs, they are a tourist attraction. but what happens when they grow up? it is feeding time in the lion sanctuary, a three-hour drive from johannesburg. 75 lions are kept alive here. left to their own devices, they would starve to death. none of them never learned to hunt. they all come from zoos, circuses, are breeding facilities and have been raised by humans. and that has sealed their fate. >> when they get too big to have direct contact with humans, they are sold to a dubious places. and to hunters. >> hunting lions bred in captivity is a lucrative business in south africa. known as canned hunting, it results in the debts of around 1000 lions each year. it is the final link in a commercial agenda begins with the cute cubs and often ends like this. here, the emphasis is o

the lion. his dad says it scared him but it was a once in a lifetime shot. that kid looked pretty terrified in that photo. >>> it looks like a big snowstorm? pennsylvania but on wednesday take a second look. it was not filled up with snow, it was actually powdered sugar. a tractor-trailer crashed and it spilled its load of sugar all over the roadway. it took hours to clean up this mess and reopen that road. as for the driver he was hurt but he's expected to be all right. >>> all right, time now for a check on the weather. lynette did you get excited there for a minute thinking you saw snow? >> these hot temperatures are really going to begin to move in here. none of that is happening but let's look at the temperatures right now because we are on the warm side in d.c. coming in at 72 degrees right now. 64 in easton and 67 in baltimore. actually a little bit above average this morning. 59 york and 65 hagerstown. satellite and radar, we have a few high clouds streaming in but mainly clear skies that means we're going to see lots of sunshine as we go into the af

we cover the highlights only of the tender lion. the historical and arc trekture.een raving about it. i had a great article in the "san francisco chronicle" a couple of weeks ago and the huffington post is coming out to do a national story on the tour. but i would like some of you guys to come and see it. so being a resident historian of the tenderloin, i have an issue i'd like you to look in to. last week greg, our great police, took some resources out of the tender lion to go to the park because they discovered there was drug dealing within two blocks of the park police station. we have drug dealing within half a block of the tenderloin. that's where we need help. there's a restroom caddie cornered 30 yards away from the tender lion police station. so why take the cops away from the tender lion? we need police as much as possible, so whatever strings you all can pull, i'd surely appreciate it. thank you so much. president chiu: thank you, mr. seymour. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is alicia j ourvings w. a few years ago the board of superv

proposal thing, i would have been out getting a beer and going to the bathroom. [ cheering ] >>> the lion the king of the? >> jungle. >> becd great? >> roar. >> that's right. >> it has presence. he walks into a room, the lion commands presence. >> that's right. [ roaring ] >> he can't get his roar on. >> does he have something stuck in his throat? i'm ready for like a bird to pop out of there and start flying away. >> i feel bad for this lion. these people are there getting this on video and laughing at him. it's got to be very elionating to be treated that way. >> sounds like he has a little emphysema or something. >> this happened at a game preserve in south africa. i think i would have laughed too if i heard this. this is him coming to a close with his evening soliliquy. >> he's literally winding down for the night. he's like you should have heard this roar 20 years ago. >>> that's it for this edition of "right this minute." thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> mark ibanez is here with the u.s. open in the city. >> let's get to it. golfers still out in the course. we have got golf, great weather and it sets up for a beautiful weekend. rarest of golf shots right here. nick watney second shot on the par 5, 17 and it will roll the distance. can you believe that? on the day on the course, even par right now. michael allen, 53. local guy. been a member of the olympic club since he was 14. that is an eagle. one under 69 for mr. allen. beautiful going there. the leader, michael thompson, 466. 12-foot birdie on number 12. he has a three shot lead at last look and looks like tiger woods brought his a game this weekend. fred inglis has been covering it all week. round one, fred, what is up? >> reporter: yes, unlike his partners, phil mickelson and bubba watson tiger woods was able to keep his ball on the

in muni spokesperson says they're trying to figure out why the lions fell. >> the 50 fulton was involvedbring the wires down. we are investigating whether or not it was an infrastructure problem, there is electricity in these wires. it is what provides power to our vehicles. >>pam: and all the high schools and is recovering from injuries after being insulted on campus. this comes on the heels of a bullying incidents in vallejo caught on tape and another in concord. officials say they are alarmed about what happened in the plan to review their policies. >> we really want to take a look at what we are doing in our schools that allows for students to learn how to solve problems in where is other than using the violence. we will be talking with the administration into making sure that the programs we have in place are strong, viable and working. we care about the kids. this is an absolutely, a very unusual occurrence. >>pam: the school says they will consider taking action against another student who videotaped the fight. a man in southern california was shot in and killed in the san francis

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alex posed for a picture in front of the lion exhibit. ng by the glass enclosure, the lion got spooked and lunged right toward alex. alex was surprised that the lion got so close, but the 7- year-old took it all? stride. he says the liont

this breaks my heart for the lions, for hawaii, and the people in the neighborhood. if there are children around and one of these lions happens to escape, it's bad all the way around. >> this might be one of my favorite videos ever. that is high school junior megan vogel helping another runner across the finish line at the 3200 meter. >> in early observation, they're on the same team and their uniforms are different. >> exactly. >> the high school junior was running in last place in the 3200 meter race. she won the 1600 meter race earlier in the day. she came up on the sophomore struggling during the race, and didn't think twice about helping her, and went in for the finish line, dragged her about 30 meters, and you will notice as she comes across, she pushes her over first. >> why was she struggling, what was up? >> she was low in sodium when they tested her after the race. messages and tweets, they're calling her an inspiration. >> what do you think about all the people that just blue past this girl like, see ya, and now this girl is getting all the credit. >> class

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creation knowing anything for the last of its troops but it was the live news crew up who created the lion's share of opportunities before the world champions got into the rhythm a draw would have seen both sides move into the last eight but spain and other ideas finally net finding the nets with two minutes they had thought man here's. the man blasting home for one nil final score line breaking creation hearts in the process. and the other groups the clash arlen's were hoping to give their support of support something to cheer about against this lead but this spied a much better outing down in the previous two clashes it was the italians who struck first on two new cassano betting home thirty five minutes in the two thousand and six world cup winners but then put the tie to bed right at the death manchester city striker mario balotelli brilliantly netting to know how it ended up ardent exit without a single point italy finished second in the group and head into the quarterfinals. the italians spin the won't know their next opponent until later tonight fronts england and coos ukraine all vyi

and after coming into the euros with a new manager injury hit squad and suspended star striker the st lions have unexpectedly roared after drawing with france and beating bogey team sweden another draw with the home nation would be enough to see england through theo walcott has recovered from hamstring trouble and sporting a new haircut wayne rooney is back from his ban other players will will be keen to remind him that what we require from him is a good team performance we want him to make us and help us be a better team we want him to help us win the game of football in the i've been very impressed with the way he's going about his work in the training sessions in contrast psychologically and tactically ukraine's teller's mix gets hurt and is struggling with a left knee problem the thirty five year old has fired four of ukraine seven shots on target so far meanwhile after beating sweden and losing to france anything less than a win over england will see the home side join cohost poland ingoing out you're the most other we should not focus soley on wayne rooney he's them on the world's top

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for the tummy as the bus traveled through the intersection, the lions fell. do not know why it happened. it could be in infrastructure problem. three people were hit by the power lines including those vehicles. those people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >> here at your this reservoir, the sheriff's dive team resumed searching for evidence in the sierra lamar case. the entire reservoir bottom is being scared using sonar technology. large or unusually suspicious objects are being searched. so far they have found boulders, tree stumps and other debris if but so far, nothing at all related to the sierra lamar case. >> continuing coverage, despite the sheriff's department decision to suspend its searches of waterways, the father of sierra lamar says he continues to have confidence in the sheriff's department into the way they have been conducting the investigation. steve lamar says he is confident that the volunteer search will continue until sierra is found. >> and another big story coming here at all the high school, seven students have been su

this seven year old was posing for a temperature in front of the lion's den when he got to a surprise. the animal lunched on hiat him n he was backing up to take the shot to trad. the dog was stepped up a tree in atherton more than 30 ft. above the ground >>> how did the dog and up there in the first place? apparently he was chasing a raccoon. >>> he must've just went with his instincts. >>> fire fighters used a ladder to bring the dog back to the ground the owner now put a fence around the tree so that the dog cannot get back at. happy man apparently do a lot of chores around the house. a new study says that it is true men has a better sense of well-being when they do the laundry and clean up. it was the study that was done on european men. i'm going to tell my husband that to he would be happier if he did the laundry. >>> folks around the bay area today we're going to see a lot of sunshine in most spots. it looks like temperatures are running mainly in the '50s. it will still be mostly sunny skies throughout the afternoon today. out toward the coast line, a few more patches of fog.

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. >>> alex the lion and rest of the madagascar gang reigned this father's day weekend.it held the top spot at the box office for a second week in a row. nipping at its heels, sci fi thriller clin offed second place. rock of ages, that jammed its way in to number three. >> i turned to my wife and asked if we could leave. >> it's like bad karaoke. >> it's not chicago. >>> stay with us this morning, sell sail-a-bration continues here in baltimore. >>> i'm sherrie johnson, live at fort mc henry, the stage is set for a special ceremony as the events continue. a live report coming up. >>> one man died in a house fire this weekend. i'm linda so, why his family says things could have been worse had it not been for their dog. >>> traffic pattern if you are taking the metro, why you may want to double check your train and destination before you get on board. >>> picking up where we left off in terms of temperatures. change is here, i will have the details coming up. >>> traffic is starting to slow down on 895, i will have more on what the beltway looking like coming up in my time

exhibit when the lions lunged from behind the glass.his father captured his face when it happened. the dad is proud of his picture and says it is a one in a billion shot. so glad that glass is solid. >>> coming up on wjz's eyewitness news at 4:00, want to kick the habit. a new vaccine may do the trick. >> i'm ron matz. fire works and the 4th. what you need to know coming up here on eyewitness news. >> the beginning of a heat waive rolling into maryland. the weather team tracking the extreme temperature coming up. >> wjz 13 is always on. for the top stories, instant updates and first warning weather all the time click wjz.com. before copd... i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. and that means...f

that is the lion's share of the sro's. thank you for your work over the two years before we put this into legislation. any other comments from my colleagues? can we continue this item at the call of the chair, colleagues? >> yes. i'm hoping we can get that similar type of -- i know a lot of these nonprofits -- i'm not sure how they fit into this. this was a nice collaboration that came together. i'm hoping we can start working on the issues that are facing the housing authority building. and i know supervisor cohen and die, we both share a lot of that -- and i, we both share a lot of that love for housing. >> and on the issue of grandfathering aging buildings, there were a lot of ideas put together not just about sro's, but also other incentives and ways to makes -- to make other buildings, small buildings throughout the city, that is another piece, another effort from the sro. colleagues, can we move without objection at the call of the chair, to continue this at the call of the chair? thank you. miss miller, is there any

the lion's share of the foot beat officers work from 11 in the morning until 9:00 at night. we tried to take in the transit corridors. we get spread pretty thin when it gets to be midnight, 2:00 in the morning. certainly, valencia st. would be one of the areas. i am sure that he would love to hear more from you. >> [inaudible] >> i am happy to have that conversation, the problem is that we are down a certain amount of officers. when we spread the time out midnight shift, that is traditionally one that we try to catch up with by the morning. by extending the evening and the crowd, any potential problems with it, we spread our resources thin. at a certain hour, we roll up the sidewalks in san francisco. you are asking us not to roll them up for a while. absent staffing that we would like to have to do that on straight time, that will definitely be an ongoing conversation. hopefully the city recovers more than -- i mean, we are going in the right direction. but we need to replace the bodies that will head for retirement over the next three years. that is in progress. that is th

when they got to the lion cave, the boy posed in front of the glass. the lioness was laying down and swung into action and lunged at him. the boy kept his composure while the animal jumped at the glass trying to get at him. yikes. yikes. . >>> a new york hospital came up with its own universal healthcare plan. it's allowing artists to trade their talent for health care. for every hour they work, the artist will receive $40 worth of treatment. and how does this work? will thomas reports. >> reporter: the death effect is the idea that an artist's work is more valuable once they die and she knows this idea well and understands no matter what she does, they will consider her talent a hobby. >> and art is viable and valuable career and that is needed in the most unexpected places like this, in a hospital and the work is well-deserveing of some type of benefit. >> reporter: lincoln hospital in the bronx hopes to provide that benefit through the art exchange program. artists earn $40 in credits toward healthcare for every hour they work and for restoration or

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one day we were surrounded by thousands of dolphins and the other day sea lions. e you are in the water, something unusual and remarkable. >> but whenever rick and susie are out in deep waters, several miles from shore, they can't help but to one day get lucky and get an up-close view of the giant blue whale. >> some weekends were hit or miss. have you to be incredibly lucky to have one come near you. >> they are kind of off in the distance and you yearn to be closer to them because it's just an amazing encounter. >> it's early october, 2011. rick and susie spend the morning paddling out six miles into the pacific when rick gets an unexpected greeting. >> all of a sudden i hear -- wait, was that me or did i just hear a whale? i turned around and, sure enough, a whale surfaced not too far behind me. came in at lunge speed right next to the kayak. that was the most exciting because the closest, most exciting moment hi with a whale. when i was on top of the water and you had the whale surfacing near, that was exciting. >> rick did what few would dare to do. he attempt

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a pattern of suspicious behavior and not knowledge of who you're actually bombing but it's the people like lions who are weak suddenly it was the democrats as in acting these tactics that it has turned into reality suddenly he sees no other. real world alternatives despite the possible consequences that drone strikes and civilian casualties might lead to more problems in the future like proving to be a new recruitment tool and this is why we see bipartisan consensus on our national security apparatus to operate for the most part in the shadows asking for your president to follow the constitution it up hold the law has become a fringe issue under realistic i mean it's people like the lions who believe that who are living in a dream world so maybe mr lyons should send flowers to terrorists and thank them for catalyzing a departure from our values that he's now so proud to champion. our guys it is time for a happy hour and joining me this evening r t producer adriano zero and politicos david cat needs hey guys have the right friday friday where should we start this is briefly mention that our panel