the white team, the los angeles team scored into an empty net to seal a 3-1 victory over chicago.hey lead the series two gamts to one. >>> gordon gee is retiring. gee a mormon joked about other schools, including notre dame. here's what he said, quote, you just can't trust those dam catholics. oh, geeze, it goes on. he went on to say the goal was to make certain that we have institutions of like-mined academic integrity source, won't see us adding louisville. >> okay. >> yikes. >> french open ten fis, roger federer was not out, losing in straight sets to tsonga. serena williams advances to the semi-finals. mike avials argued with the umpire and flied out to end the game t. game is over, a 4-0 loss, but the argument continues and the umpire ejected the player from the game that was already over. how is that possible in time to move on, ump. >>> on the judge judy show, san francisco 49ers coach jim harbaugh and his dad were laughing it up. he even invited judge judy to a practice. >>> in england, a competition, kicking the shins. with padding, it's rough. not something i'd want to d

the white house with more on the big day. >> reporter: ravens, their fans, baltimore, and maryland celebrate today as president obama congratulates the teame at the white house on winning super bowl xlvii. >> super bowl xlvii champions, the baltimore ravens. >> the commander-in-chief well presents -- welcomes them to the white house. president obama rolled out the red carpet for the baltimore ravens in a ceremony on the south lawn of the executive mansion. >> and then just when it looked like they had the momentum, the lights went out. for a half-hour. but these ravens always pulled through. >> the president referenced key members of the team highlighting joe flack goes leadership on the field and the ravens win over the san francisco 49ers in super bowl xlvii. >> one of the greatest postseasons ever by a quarterback, more than 1100 passing yards, 11 touchdowns, no interceptions. i don't know about you, but i would say that qualifies as a lead. >> moved by the president's words and hospitality. >> i want to thank mr. president for hosting us here today. it's an unbelievable honor. we are grateful to be here. i want you to know, we have pl

watch as the champion team reunites at the white house. >>> good afternoon. here's what people will be talking about today, the super bowl champion ravens are taking part in a big honor in washington dc this noon. wjz is live with them at the white house. kai jackson is watching things about to get started at this point. good afternoon, kai. >> reporter: good afternoon, don. how are you? you're looking at a live picture of the south lawn of the white house. we're out here today as the president obama gets ready to congratulate the baltimore ravens on their bowl xlvii victory. it was quite an exciting time. this is a live picture of the south lawn. now, the ceremony takes place out here today on a glorious day in washington dc. very pretty. they beat the 49ers on february 3rd. it's a game that will be remembered for the lights going out as it will for the final score. san francisco got energized after that happen but the ravens hung onto win. it's being noted for the people that aren't here as much as the people that are. the ravens are concerned with the team

they're headed to the white house. the team will meet with the president there. ravens victory over the 49ers were talked about. ed reid and ray lewis are expected to attend as part of the team. wjz will be at the white house when the president honors the ravens. kai jackson will lead our complete coverage from washington dc today on wjz. >> ray rice just tweeted, i think i'll go to the white house today. >> okay. >> there you go. what else is going on? what are you doing today? going to the white house. you have to love that. ray rice also spoke out on facebook about this deal that came down at orioles park with the guy wearing the yankees hot. hat. he wrote about 4 paragraphs i wish i had time to read you. an athlete at the top of his game wrote something that should be reprinted in any city that has any kinds of a sports team, whether it's single a baseball, soccer, major league lacrosse or football. ray rice spoke to every person in america. if you follow him on facebook read it. if you're not following him, do. >> it's an interesting deal. he said we're a br

if anything, this is a narrowing or tightening of the national security team at the white house. >> woodruff: you work in the obama administration administration, how do you see, that narrowing of the team. >> only a man can say this is the narrowing of the team. this is adding two important women to keep positions in the white house in a way i think is very important. these are more diverse voices right there, and actually although they do all know each other, i think there's a broader range of views with susan rice and samantha power, with many of the other people who are in the white house. and i think we're going to see that make a difference. >> woodruff: anne-marie slaughter, richard haass, we thank you both. >> ifill: still to come on the "newshour": the syrian government claims it recaptured a key city; margaret warner on an increase in sectarian violence in lebanon; a debate over the economics of immigration reform and, a half- century later, the legacy of civil rights activist medgar evers. but first, with the other news of the day. here's kwame holman. >> holman: an american soldi

and it was just good all around effort from the home team. >> white sox/a's. oakland looking for the sweep on coco crisp cereal bowl day. that couldn't go, wrong it? >> 6 1/3. bottom of the sixth, josh donaldson to right field. coco going to tag. 28th inning scoreless streak snapped. chris on the move. lowry singles. here comes coco. cereal bowls for everybody. scores both a's runs on the day. even the scoreboard guy knows when you bring in balfour in the ninth, game over. groupedout to end it. 2-0. the a's win, and sweep the white sox. >> when our pitchers go out and give the type of performance jared did today, certainly when you give up no runs the bull pen sets up easily. but that's beened key. that's kind of what gets us going. he takes the mound today knowing i have to be pretty good. there's not going to be many runs scored on the other side. >> college baseball. usf/oregon. elimination game. scoreless in the first. mafey, left field. big ping. the first pitch he sees, 1-0rbgs usf. 1-1 in the fourth. shawn chase. >> a little yard work of his own. oregon

a few of the players have already -- who have already left the team did not make the trip to the white house. and one old one has duties with his current team, the san francisco 49ers. the 11 news's boards director and voice of the ravens gerry more at 5:00l have and 6:00 tonight. tv 11 will bring you to more two moreame this -- ravens games this year. we have partnered with espn to bring the game against the carolina panthers and the regular season monday night game against the detroit lions. that is in addition to all the sunday night football games you can catch right here on wbal. a buildingne, collapse in philadelphia. more when we cover the nation. some recovering from mother nature's brutality. from record blake -- we take a look back at may's wild weather. >> we are watching an area of low pressure in the gulf of mexico. this could be the first tropical depression of the season. first, here is a look outside. a few high, thin clouds. weather is next. >> the death toll from friday's storm in el reno, oklahoma has reached 17. the twister set a new record. may was full of severe s

they're headed to the white house. the team will meet with the president.id and ray lewis are both expected to attend. ray rice tweeted this morning that he's going. wjz will be at the white house when the president honors the super bowl champion ravens. kai jackson will lead our complete coverage from washington dc and the white house later today on wjz. >>> stay with us at wjz maryland state. complete news and first warning weather today at noon. one more look at

that was the first time maybe it was not the white house "a" team doing the advance work for today'sig speech. the next sign of that was an audible one. >> last year i took office, or the year that i took office, my administration pledged to reduce america's greenhouse gas emissions by about 17%. from their 2005 levels by the end of this decade. >> president obama essentially being forced to do his first cary grant in "north by northwest" impression, drowned out by the unsettlingly close sound of airplanes. throughout the speech. over and over again. they had the president speaking outdoors today at georgetown which apparently nobody on the advanced team noticed is is right in the middle of the flight path for national airport. so after this one today with the bunting and the flight noises drowning him out throughout the speech, then a couple of weeks ago somebody forgetting to president put the president's speech on the podium for him. he had to stand in front of the press, people, people, can i get my speech, people? in terms of white house advanced work, somebody needs a pep talk.

most teams... ...including >> all right, a's winners of 13 of the last 15 games claimed onus to most teams including the white sox. today the tide turned. first inning, here's josh donaldson getting through. then it's bobbled and allows chris to score. 1-0 a's. we'll take that. sox answered in the second, done. take tony malone deep. this homer tied the game. malone only gave up one run. great defensive support. watch the hustle. style points for the head first dive. tied at one in the 8th, the bullpen couldn't hold. the go ahead run. next batter, sixth homer for the year. the a's lost 4-1. they're still in first place of the american league west. why? because the texas rangers lost an 18 inning -- i didn't stutter, 18 innings. here's former ray. >>> tennis, 11 years to the day of her first french open title, serena williams was working on another. all that stood in her way was maria sharapova, just the defending champion. looking for her career fifth grand slam victory. something had to give and it wasn't williams. just too good. the first set here, wins the set with an ace. there you see why sharapova lost

baseball games for the giants and a's on saturday, one team trending downward while the other is moving in the right direction. we're going to start with the team that's moving up. whiteox, a's, oakland looking to win its fifth straight series. dan straley, 8th inning, gave up only one earned. top of the 7th, runners on second and third, and shawn doolittle gives up a two-run swing to alejandro and bases are tied. josh reddick draws a game-winning walk? the a's win 4-3 with a walkoff walk. seriously. giants, cardinals, game two of the day and night doubleheader. two on. his throw home is late and the cardinals get on the board first. this is charles belt rorks ron, remember him? ten strikeouts for wainwright as the cards win 7-1. >>> if you're a matt cain fan, look away. alan craig takes a change-up and just nails it to left. matt carpenter is going to come around to score. st. louis not even close to being done. matt adams just tags cain's fastball, sends it to right. also sends in john jay. st. louis scored 7 runs in the third inning off cain and win game one 8-0. >>> he has accepted a defense position with the 49ers. mangini has worked primarily as a defensive coac

this morning, the victim's mother is speaking out. >> every championship team gets to visit the whiteoday president barack obama will welcome the ravens but not every player will be there. >> details on that straight ahead. it is wednesday morning. the middle of the week. thanks for joining us. i'm megan cringle. >> i'm charley krause. a look at the weather this morning. lynette, once again, another cool start to the midday of the workweek. >> exactly right. another cool start to the day. so make sure you grab that jacket as you head out and about. the numbers this morning, yes we are pretty much below where we should be now. and look at the 53 that we're seeing this morning. 58 in northville. and these temperatures are going to be nice and comfortable as we go into the afternoon. maryland's most powerful radar, is dry right now and dry throughout the day, then change in the forecast, in the form of rain coming in here, i will detail that coming up, but for today, you're heading out the door and waking up to that temperature coming in at 55 degrees. and 65 degrees by 9:00. and 74 degr

the white house. >> jerry sandusky will be with the team and will have a lot of reports coming up tonight. v 11 will bring you two more ravens games in prime time this season. a preseason game against carolina and a monday night game against detroit. 1 school will be watching those games. the jacoby juke. is cute. >> 6:10. person willl, one not have the title of a valedictorian all to themselves. >> a new way to help keep your little ones entertained by amazon. >> it is another beautiful morning. >> we have one problem spot on >> we have one problem spot on the what makes your family smile? backflips and cartwheels. love, warmth. here, try this. mmmm, ok! ching! i like the fact that there's lots of different tastes going on. mmmm! breakfast i'm very impressed. this is a great cereal! honey bunches of oats. i hear you crunching. >> welcome back. a beautiful start on this wednesday morning. a colorl sunrise. in the 50's in the suburbs. 6:13. it will be a nice day today. right now the temperatures are on the cool side. 55 in columbia. 52 in sykesville. we'll get close to 80 this afternoon. th

team. >> i guess. but it's a trip to the white house. >> yeah well he's a professional football player. i don't know what to say about that one. i would probably stay with the team. let's take a look at the commute. you know pam and i are on twitter. so you can send us your stuff. i know pam is very active on twitter most of the time. i think she sent is a tweet out earlier. another man on twitter mr. steve paulson. >>> never heard of it, sal. what is it? >> right. >> yes, i a very active. that is a great way to get in touch with me. most people say not much change from yesterday. it is 50s and 60s and low 80s. we'll have that in ten minutes. >>> dozens of seniors forced from their homes. what prompted evacuations at a vallejo retirement center with a history of problems. >>> san francisco police and the chp are led on a bizarre chase that ends up in a berkeley estuary with a car in the water. we'll explain the details behind this bizarre story. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly swit

the white house makes all of us from the baltimore region very excited. it puts our city back on the map once again. >> the ravens have a busy thursday ahead of them. they have organized team activity to participate in. yet on friday, another celebration, they receive their coveted super bowl rings. i'm kai jackson reporting from the white house. back to you. >> thank you. the ravens begin playing footban just 2 months. they kick off their preseason down in tampa bay. >>> in philadelphia a 61-year-old woman rescued 13 hours after a building collapsed on her. the building was getting ready to be demolished when it fell on top of a salvation army thrift store. 6 people in the store are dead, 18 others injured. rescuers are still trying to pick through the rubble. they don't know how many people were in the store at the time. we'll have the latest on the building collapse in a report from philadelphia coming up at 6:30. >>> the 15-year-old daughter of michael jackson has been rushed to the hospital amid speculations she attempted suicide. paris jackson is physically fine and getting appropriate medical attention. entertainment tonight reported paris's mother told them paris t

. >>> a big shake-up on the white house foreign policy team. sador susan rice, the very public face of the benghazi scandal will be promoted as the president's national security advisor. karl rove, former senior advisor, deputy chief of staff in the bush white house, fox news contributor. you spent time in the west wing. that is where she is headed. what do you think of this move today? >> this is defiant gesture by the president saying to the republicans i know you think she lied or misled the country but who cares. i'm doing it. it is, we saw today a statement by the president's people that he was going to get more partisan and that he was going to get more in the face of republicans. this is --. bill: this is the first example of that, do you think? this is the first of a wave or? >> one of the examples of it. look, i can't understand it. she is capable and able person. she went out and lied. misled the country. told people this was the result of a spontaneous reaction to an anti-muslim video that nobody in the region turns out to have seen.

. >> the president and his team at the white house believe the attorney general has the intellect experiencentegrity to officially run the department of justice. >> some lawmakers claim he is not fit for the office. >> if you have got confidence in him, fine. i just want to know what happened with james roserosen. he needs to reconcile the statement he made to the how is that he had no knowledge of a potential prosecution. >> leaders claim he still has more explaining to do. >> kelly wright live for us from washington. thanks, kelly. >> to another big scandal rocking dc. today is the second of three hearings of irs targeting conservatives. this after capitol hill. >> in more major heat today there is now reports coming out detailing the lavish spending going on at irs conferences. which will hear from one alleged victim of political targeting after another each getting an opportunity to tell their story. a new acting commissioner of the irs had to admit that his agency faces a big fresh step. >> do you feel like the irs be trade the trust in the american people? >> i do. that's why i am thin

the white house. hous they spent time with the president obama, and heand announced that the team will be donating newarsity football teams to schools acroso the city. >> i want to thank you for yourr good work. congratulations for the superthe bowl championship. best of luck, you will need it when i go to my hometown ofof chicago to play the bears. >> they made him an honoraryho raven that says mr. president and the number 44, pretty coolcl inside find out who took top honors. >>> plus the trump strikes a a deal to build a hotel in the the district. we will have more on the development plan when we come back. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> countr y singer carr carrie underwood. she beat up kenny chesnee, and miranda lambert. lamb >>> trump is buying the old

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been caught short months since the ravens celebrated a a super bowl win. the team will visit the white house to get congratulations from president obama. gerry sandusky will have live reports from washington tonight. tv 11 will bring you two more ravens games in primetime this season. there'll be a monday night game against the detroit lions. we're proud to call ourselves your ravens broadcast team. intaking the guesswork treating patients with blood thinners. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. do you agree with a colorado high school decision to declare 29 valedictorians, or should they find a way to pick just one? you can share your response on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> drugs used to treat alzheimer's may lower the risk for death. >> more than 7000 people with studied.'s or studiwere researchers cannot say the drugs cause these benefits but they believe there is safe link. a cancerstudy reveals survivors have a 50% risk for anxiety 10 years after they are diagnosed. hasing a delicate balance

the u.s. foreign dispatch support team, on zest. >> on alert to do just this mission. you notified the whitese of my idea. we needed to act now and not wait. >> reporter: at the annex, the cia team is told to stand down twice. while an independent accountability review board, appointed by the state department, concluded the cia officers were "not delayed by orders from superiors." either way, the cia team leaves the annex bound for the compo d compound. what about help from the pentagon? 10:45 p.m. >> i asked the defense attache, is anything coming? >> reporter: the short answer, no. >> i said thank you very much. and we went on with our work. >> reporter: 10:54 benghazi. attackers are drove out of the compound. by that time, sean smith is confirmed dead. but nobody can find ambassador stevens. now 5:00 p.m. in washington. defense secretary leon panetta attends his weekly meeting with the president. >> we ordered all available dod assets to respond. >> reporter: but none outside libya will. >> the quickest response option available was a security team that was located at the embassy in tripo

the national security team. >> i think he is sending a message to republicans. you do not like this, it tough. >> also, former white house aide samantha power will be rice's replacement at the u.n. in washington, wbal-tv 11 news. click samantha powers's nomination will require confirmation by the senate. third suspect in the murder of a one-year-old child in baltimore city has been identified. police are on the lookout for this man. he is wanted for his role in the killing of 16-month-old -- the 16th-month-old in the shooting of his father who is currently listed in serious condition. on shooting happened memorial day weekend. police have arrested two other suspects. anyone with information that may help police is asked to call lockup.toppers at1-866-7- augustine's barker accused of trying to drown his son. but he was already serving for an alleged case of child abuse in prince george's county. he allegedly tried to drown his son in a bathtub. the boy's condition has not been released. charges ofacing attempted murder and child abuse. >> flagrant sexual harassment of teenage and adult female employee is are the all

the rix today. one super bowl -- rings today. one super bowl champion not there, anquan boldin. he's training with the team here in santa clara. >>> the date has been set for the giants to visit the white house to visit their world series. they will meet with president obama on july 19th. and then the team will have a six-game road trip to philadelphia and tampa bay. >>> today, continuing coverage in the george shirakawa case. what's next for him after dna linked him to a dirty campaign trick? >>> thank you for trusting ktvu news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. have a great day. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ alongside a tender sirloin steak. it's sizzler's steak and lobster sensation for just $16.99! sizzler. alex paen: the following program contains actual video of real animal emergencies and is suitable for family viewing. alex: coming next, a newborn elephant is found nearly lifeless. the young animal is malnourished and injured. can this baby be saved? this is... [captioning made possible by telco productions, inc.]

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the white house. the super bowl champs have been invited to meet president obama tomorrow. he can honor the team for their big victory in the big easy in february. sandusky will join the team and have live reports. >> a new city museum will open chronicling civil rights in baltimore. a collection of photographs by paul henderson. some had well-known historical figures like thurgood marshall and paul robeson. baltimorets in the civil rights movement like the artest to desegregate the theater. >> you often think of the civil rights movement as something that happened in the south. in fact, it happened all over the country. here in maryland and in baltimore, we have a strong connection to that history. this is something we cannot be proud of. >> the historical society is asking for your help to complete the display. officials say they are hoping to identify some of the people in the photographs. many of the placards that have qr codes will take you to a website to do exactly that. the exhibit is free and open to the public in the rotunda at city hall through the end of june. >> it is kind of a big

game one goes to the spurs. .hey beat miami in miami they prove once again they are the consummate team. miami in whitene wade had 15. it wasn't enough. big play here. miami down 4. tony parker steps it up. san antonio by 3. lebron james with a triple double. but not enough. tony parker. check the shot out. 21 for parker. sanitorium wins game 1 -- antonio wins game 1. the birds beat the astros yesterday. miguel gonzalez give up just one run. here it is. j.d. martinez. that was it. no more houston runs. adam jones. chris davis gets the green light. two batters later. j.j. hardy, 4-4. jim johnson got the save. with a walk off home run. the ravens get their superbowl night.to >> will show you an unconventional wedding dress. >> the government is watching but not listening. we have the latest on this news that is spreading about the government checking up on phone records. and now e-mails and posts, too. >> reaction to the collection of the data. >> tropical storm ensure it is causing problems for drivers in florida. >> will we see that kind of flooding in maryland? [captioning made possible by constellati

the white house. we'll give you the before and then the second shot at it. watch this? >> jay, can you say categorically that nobody at the white house and nobody on the president's political teams involved in anyway in the targeting of tea party groups by the irs? >> yes. >> absolutely not? >> i mean -- we found out about this in -- or at least the council's office was notified about this investigation, this activity, potential activity very broadly just a few weeks ago. >> you were asked about this in the briefing last week, about white house officials being aware. you just mentioned the council's office, you never mentioned the chief of staff and others -- >> i think i said that white house council knew. i think i said i didn't know until friday. >> absolutely not. nobody knew. then he changes his story. what's your reaction to that? >> connected with the irs, this is only one of several such instances, with he have the continued reference to low level employees and cincinnati being responsible for this one. we know it extends far broader than cincinnati. he continues to repeat after he knew it was not factual, this was all in response to a flood of applications for tax exem

. >> the interesting thing about the obama white house is this is the most reluctant member of the national security team -- has been the president himself and he is asking questions. suppose that we intervene or secure the chemical weapons? if we do not repeat the experience of iraq and afghanistan, there is no constituency for putting out -- putting people on the ground for five or six years. the question is, what good have you accomplished if you have unleashed the forces for the country to break apart? the first rule is to do no harm, and you have to establish such a situation you are creating is not worse than what we have? >> although these women are elevated to that position, what you suggest is there is not much change in national foreign policy? >> there may be a change of events in syria. if they have the opportunity too get a side out, they would have acted on it. they have come to that lake and as your report suggested, anyone with bashar al-assad may want to think about where they just put their money. >> and the situation with the rebels is more complicated. >> they are demonstrating once a

the u.s. government spying on their own citizens. well it's friday june fourteenth five pm in washington d.c. i'm margaret held in you're watching our team in the white house announced yesterday that the obama administration has concluded that the syrian president bashar al assad's regime has used chemical weapons in the fight against rebels remember when last summer president obama said that the evidence of this would change the calculus of u.s. involvement take a listen. we cannot have a situation where chemical or biological weapons are falling into the hands of the wrong people. we have been very clear to the outside regime but also to other players on the ground that a red line for us is we start saying a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized. well this red line may have been crossed the white house released an official statement yesterday about syrians use of chemical weapons stating a following deliberate or a following a deliberate overview our intelligence community assesses that the assad regime has used chemical weapons including the nerve agent sarin on a small scale against the opposition multiple times last yea

the officers was injured. >>> retired raven matt burke is speaking out about why he skipped the team's visit to the white house. according to our media partner, the battle sun, burke told not it to attend due to the president's stance on abortion. he is pro-life and told a minnesota radio station that he respects the president's office but criticized his support for planned parenthood, the probowl center retired following the super bowl. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news at 5. fighting for her life, a young girl's parents try to keep her eligible for a life saving transplant, the latest on her case. >>> lucky lady, new details about the nation's newest millionaire, why she has another woman to thank for her winning powerball ticket. >>> this is greg, who used to describe himself as fat guy. 85 pounds later, he's in the running to go to the kona ironman championships in hawaii. but he needs your help. the story next. >>> don't miss the updated first warning forecast with bob. >>> complete coverage continues with kai jackson, mary bubala, and first warning weather bob turk and meteorologist tim williams and spo

. >> the interesting thing about the obama white house is this is the most reluctant member of the national security team -- has been the president himself and he is asking questions. suppose that we intervene or secure the chemical weapons? if we do not repeat the experience of iraq and afghanistan, there is no constituency for putting out -- putting people on the ground for five or six years. the question is, what good have you accomplished if you have unleashed the forces for the country to break apart? the first rule is to do no harm, and you have to establish such a situation you are creating is not worse than what we have? >> although these women are elevated to that position, what you suggest is there is not much change in national foreign policy? >> there may be a change of events in syria. if they have the opportunity to get a side out, they would have acted on it. they have come to that lake and as your report suggested, anyone with bashar al-assad may want to think about where they just put their money. >> and the situation with the rebels is more complicated. >> they are demonstrating once ag

the white house jed stood by the embattled attorney general. >> the president and his team at the whitese believe that the attorney general has the intellect, experience, and integrity to efficiently run the department of justice and not get distracted by the partisans. >> reporter: today's bloomberg report which quoted holder aides says he has no immediate plans to depart, and plans to continue to push a set of second term initiatives that he laid out earlier this year. jenna: live in d.c., doug, thank you. jon: well, cyber threats going mobile targeting your smartphone, and a major effort to protect your cell and everything you do with it from hackers and viruses. beater barnes with fox business network is live in washington with more on that. >> reporter: with the explosion of hand-held devices and smart phones we've seen an explosion in mobile security threats, and we users are making it easy for the cyber crooks, according to "consumer reports" nearly 40% of customers did not taken minimal steps to protect their devices. cyber security firm microtracking the growth of malware and h

the white house. it is hard to know who is on the team these days.e is a tighten and has a beef with coach harbaugh. ed reeve decided to come of course. it was a beautiful day. super bowl champs getting a chance to meet the president on the south lawn they presented him with a ravens jersey, number 44 of course we know the president is a big sports fan and chicago homer but in case you forgot here is a reminder. >> best of luck next season, you are going to need it in week 11 when you go to my hometown of chicago to play the bears. [ cheering ] >> i brought some chicago fans in here. >> chicago fans in here. >>> finally, tonight, prior to tonight's marlins, phillys game the catcher, there he goes, marlins catcher, and we know about feeling the key to the fanatic and he can't get the engine started. he took the key. where are my keys. walked in behind him and got it. >> don't mess with the fanati >> back live at the scene of fraggers fire here on capital hill the entire building is gone, two firefighters have been hurt as a result of all of this but t

not just the white house but their re-election team. i like to deal in evidence. i can't prove to you that it goes to the white house. can i tell it you, this i don't think two rogue agents in cincinnati concocted this scheme on their own. >> bill: somebody concocted what you called the scheme to target the tea party and other conservatives and criminally leak out some irs private information. two enemies of people that's a criminal offense. where do you go from here as you just heard and do you agree with me the obama administration is not going to get to the bottom? they don't want to know what happened? do you agree with me on that? >> i do. they are not going to get to the bottom because they don't have to get to the bottom there are a couple of groups that provide oversight in our system. one is congress, one is the voters, and one is the media and with the exception of a couple of media outlets. >> bill: no, they are not going to go after it. so somebody is going to have to advance the story. i'm wondering where that is going to come. >> from prosecutors. >>

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the white house. who is in and out on the foreigr policy team? plus -- >> alleged victims of irs tell their stories.have more on the testimony just t ahead. >> and later on this morning a seven member singing family, the forever jones group. they've become stars of gospel world. >> now the louisiana family is ready to take on reality tv. before their show debuts tonight we'll hear from some members of that famous family. ♪ is not. >> nice family, too. >> before we get to that we wann to get you updated on the forecast for today. tucker has the good word on that tucker? >> tony, yeah, a gorgeous day yesterday and last night. very, very comfortable temperatures. overnight lows, believe it or not, were down to 50 to the north and west. w should see highs about 80. not a lot of humidity today. there you gie go, your big head -- there you go, your big headline, low humidity and temperatures near 80678 here is your current temperature. currently 71 degrees.egre 71 at reagan national, 65 in dulles, bwi marshall 69 degrees. overnight lows at reagan national 50s. pretty unusual to get that cool

the thing about the white house and its chicago team have not realized yet is that there are expiration on all the cards they've played. the jig is up. now what have you got left to do but run around and try to save the rest of the democratic party and money grub as much as possible. >> all right. ing their you both. michelle, good to see you as always. sa lewd. and penny, thank you. >>> coming up, they're starting to talk about the immigrant reform plans and later with very good news tonight, about the 10-year-old girl sarah who underwent an adult double lung transplant. she's now out of surgery and we'll talk exclusively to her mother coming up. we always want to hear from you. log on to our special companion site hannitylive. here is option number three. a sneak peek at the beginning of the third and final option. if you want to see the bench-clearing brawl that erupts after these wild pitches, well, you can vote for that. ♪ [ male announcer ] moving object detection. ♪ blind spot warning. ♪ lane departure warning. safety, down to an art. the nissan altima with safety shield technolo