that doesn't mean you have to sit in a crowded waiting room. high-tech way for an upper hand. >>> and break out the cleaning solution. the dirtiest things in your home right now. what our tests found. >>> and prom night with a twist. we'll explain. that is up next. first, a live look outside. a late edition of fox 5 news rolls on after this short break. t .ie h pll ckce >> trying to keep kids safe during prom season is the motivation behind a first-of- its-kind effort in southera virginia. law enforcement agencies are teaming up to make sure teens don't drink and drive. the proms and graduations underway, the officers say they know the kids will -- with the tag. they have seen the messages on the internet. >> i noticed there were comments how the officers were trying to ruin prom season and things of that nature and that is actually the exact opposite, you know. we're trying to ensure the kids have a successful prom and have a great time but consuming alcohol and operating a motor vehicle is not how we want them to do it. >> the police will enf

the hospital replies with the wait time on that moment.n this day, the wait is 14 minutes, meaning it will take 14 minutes between the time you walk into the hospital and the time you're seen by a doctor. >> we see 45,000 patients a year, or close to that, and if we can see all these people in 16 to 20 minutes, it's amazing. >> patients suffering from extremely urgent conditions like a heart attack are always treated immediately, that can mean a long wait for others. he hopes this new program will help the hospital track wait times and improve their system. >> 23 minutes, from the time you walk into the door until you see me. why is that? i thinks because we're paying a lot of attention to it. >> only 16% of patients are emergencies, by having wait times available by texts, the hospitals hope to keep patients from going to walk-in clinics. >> from our business aspects, we're in competition with urgent cares. >> restin isn't the only area hospital paying attention to wait times. howard university hospital uses a program called fast track to

he has had enough of waiting for the government. the crude continuing to wash up on the beaches and marsh lands, jindal is launching a new plan of attack. >> reporter: if you want something done you've got to do it yourself. that message from louisiana governor bobby jindal who says bp and washington are too slow to clean up the oil contaminating the gulf coast. >> even when we report sightings of oil it is not responded to quickly enough. >> reporter: the oil on the beach is brown but the cleanup response is all red tape. >> excuses. leaders don't use excuses. >> again we have a national disaster, and we are being told to wait. >> we're asking bp to step up to the plate. i'm beg the federal government now to do the right thing. >> reporter: jindal backed by passion al parish leaders has his own plan to begin building sand barriers around precious he is tu airies. >> blackhawks, grinnooks. >> reporter: louisiana residents remember all too well the last time they waited for help. hurricane katrina ingrained in their minds. >> if we w

joseph's says it's average wait time is 14 minutes. >> you know that people don't want to wait in pain, i don't think this puts any more pressure on me. >> reporter: wait time evaluation may play a big difference. >> we might pick another hospital. >>> st. joseph says it updates the website every 30 minutes. >>> international power houses, manchester city and intermilan will duke it out. this will be the second international match held in baltimore. organizers hope hosting the matches will lead to hosting the cup. >> that would be cool, we will get the guy that screams, gol. >> that's patented. >>> howard county schools are the first to treat students for concussions. how they are doing it and how it will work. >>> will the weekend bring sun or showers, i'm bob turk. i'll have your complete warning forecast, coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's partly cloudy, 72 degrees in central maryland right now. incredible video from russia before a mile long bridge wobbling. authorities say strong river currents apparently lose in one of the supports. the bridge has been closed indefinitely.

who's waiting outside for us?herself to be led away from her husband and she and the children stepped out on deck. the gale, torrent, the rain was freezing and the lifeboat was swinging away from the oceanos and crashing back against its side. bewildered and terrified sandra watched as her two sons were shoved into the boat. i thought there goes my boys. >> they're there and you're on the ship? >> yes. >> 11-month-old lisa was next. >> i remember someone actually forcing, grabbing my baby out of my arms and throwing her to a lady in the lifeboat. >> finally, sandra managed to leap aboard herself and reclaim baby lisa, and she and her children were lowered into the towering waves and swept out into the blackness of the storm. >>> coming up, a band of unlikely heroes takes the stage. >> they said what rank are you? >> i said i'm not actually a rank. i'm a guitarist. >> when "dateline" continues. mom: we have a pretty big family. and olive garden's one of the few places we can take them where everyone's happy. try ou

. >> i can't wait. i'm waiting for my spot to know the routes so i can get my chair and drinks and everything and watch the race. >> i'm in. >> reporter: even council president jack young could not turn down the chance to slide into the drive's seat. coming august 2011 baltimore's first grandprix . in downtown baltimore abc 2 news. >> the city will use $8 million in state and federal grants to make road improvements along the course. indy racing league still needs to sign a sanctioning agreement. that still needs to happen. >>> voters have taken matters into their own hands. they decided to go with the mayor's decision to put in speed cameras. out of the 500 ballots. this came after 400 signatures were collected. >>> governor martin o'malley is in change receiving an award for bio technology for promoting the industry in state. the group noted the governor's tax credit as one of the reasons why they chose him. maryland is home to 50 bio center companies. the governor says he's made bio technology growth

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and waited. many were turned away. >> it is terribly undemocratic. >> the returning officer blamed a large number of students turning up without their polling card. extra staff were sent, but it was too late. >> it should not have happened. we cannot turn the clock back. we have no remedy open to us. >> the picture is emerging of polling stations being called out by higher voting turnout. voters were locked out in ealing in west london and here in leaves. the electro commission says it calls for a serious -- the electronic commission says it calls for a serious concern. -- electoral commission says it calls for a serious concern. >> we had the first big political of such earlier this evening. the democratic unionist party robinson lost his seat in belfast. he has held the seat since 1979, was ousted by a candidate from the alliance party. the result was the -- the result of the political scandal that surrounded mr. robinson and his wife earlier this year. no clear picture is emerging. the exit po

how long is the wait going to be tonight?is driving on the virginia side of the beltway, it'll be a long way. still very much below speed here as you can see the yellow between tyson's corner. it this is as well as seeing the most traffic on the capitol beltway. looking good. people are below out there at speed in most places on the beltway. we'll zoom in and see an accident. it had is if in dc. and the parkway eastbound, at sterling avenue. this crash is blocking some lanes in this area. so a good idea to avoid that part of the distribute. moving outside though to show you a look at our cameras. this is 270, moving northbound, no incidents to report. right now, picking up a little bit of the volume. and so far so good. all the way up there in terms of accidents. we'll send it back to you. >> all right. virginia state police are going to take part in the special safety enforcement program on interstate 95 and 91. it's call click it or ticket it. you may have heard of it by now. a nationwide campaign aimed at getting drivers a

but louisiana isn't waiting for bp or the federal government to help. the state's governor told reporters on sunday he is taking matters in to his own hands. >> it's clear the resources needed to protect our coast are still not here. >> reporter: bobby jindal says they have begun to build barriers to protect the coastline and fragile wildlife. as for residents they don't care who or how, they just want the water clean. but many don't believe it won't be possible until they dig a relief wall at the bottom of the well and that could be a month. >>> a special hearing on the explosion at the upper branch mine is scheduled today in beckly, west virginia. relatives of some of the miners killed in the explosion along with west virginia governor joe mansion and rock feller are among those to scheduled to testify. the hearing is days after a senate subcommittee heard testimony on the explosion from executives of massey energy, the company which owns the mine. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton says north korea must be held to account for the sinking of a sou

. >>> wall street rallied this afternoon, experts are taking a wait-and-see approach. the dow fell below 10,000 during early trading before recovering in a late surge to finish 125 points ahead. yesterday's losses though mark the first correction since the start of the bull market more than a year ago. meaning stocks hat s have lost . >>> treasury department settled on an investment bank to prepare general motors stock for a public offering. the government hopes to recoup some of the $50 billion in bailout it gave gm with the ipo. the treasury department picked up a 60% stake in the company when gm went into bankruptcy last year. >>> lane closures on a stretch of one of the busiest highways in the area that could mean huge backups this weekend. closures begin at 9:00 on the virginia side of i-95, wilson bridge. the inner loop west of telegraph road in alexandria is down to one lane. so that a crumbling section of pavement can be repaired. officials are predicting backups of 10 to 15 miles in the area. the lane restrictions could last until 5:00 monday morning. >>> befo

they are still waiting for autopsy reports to determine how he died. he was found unresponsive in laurel. police say the home was in disarray but it is unclear if that is connected to the child's death. with dozens of kids facing family, school, or behavioral problems met an inspiring role model today. michael ohr spoke to children at the family ministry about how he overcame his own challenging past. >> the movie "the blindside" shows his models upbringing and shows how the love of an adopted family helped him find success. the number 74 personally shared his story with children facing their own obstacles. welcome at arrow christian ministries. many kids can connect to the heroin childhood depicted in the movie "the blind side." >> i went through the exact same thing and have grappled with that. i have gone through foster homes. >> the kids at this date-funded school have behavioral or learning disabilities often do too fractured family ties. he reassured them that the way your life begins does not have to dictate how it turns out. >> i know you are g

joseph says its average wait time is 14 minutes. >> you know people don't like to wait in pain. and so, honestly i. don't think this puts more pressure on me. >> reporter: kara bundy believes wait time information can be valuable for patients. >> we might pick a different hospital based on the wait time. >> reporter: you can learn more about the st. joseph er wait time information by going to our website, wjz.com. kai jackson reporting, now back to you. >> thank you. >>> st. joseph's says they update the website every 30 minutes. >>> turning to sports baltimore will kick et cetera way into the world soccer spotlight again. international soccer powerhouses manchester city and intermillon will duel it out in july. this also the -- will be the second major soccer match in baltimore. last cheer chelsea and ac milan played in front of a sellout crowd bringing 20 million dollars into the site. organizers hope hosting the matches will lead to a world cup gig. there's lot of excitement around the teams coming in last year. >> they brought in a lot of cash, too. that's we like. >> yeah,

breaking ball, he waits, waits, waits, wham! just crushes the ball with authority. one of the fastest bats in baseball and man, would bob in the his power to right centerfield is as good as anybody. reminds me of mike peeosa. the way he's so calm at plate. quiet. >> i always thought that the two guys that i saw that hit the ball the hardest to the opposite field were mike piaza and julio franco. >> i'll give you third frank thomas. >> thomas, the big hurt,. >> here's adam dunn. julio franco. julio wrapped the bat. man, he would cut at the ball. >> how about ryan zimmerman already tying adam dunn with four home runs? >> i'll tell you it's a tough umpire tonight for nolasco. i feel bad -- not so bad -- we have four runs but he's not missing by much. >> the thing is, rob, a lot of these discussions we've had about the strike zone or lack thereof lately, these are the veteran guys. this is brian gorman who's in his 19th year. >> but as i told you this kid's got a 4-1 strikeout to walk ratioo . 34 strikeouts of 56 pitches. you heard zimm talk about everything he throw fo

wait, wait wait, wait for the microphone. >> i was in college in 1937, and to round out what you said -- [applause] >> and i'm still here. and to round out what you said, there wasn't just roosevelt, it was huey long. there was townsend. they're all kinds of nuts running around. [laughter] >> with political theories. and roosevelt had to take that into consideration. >> i thank you for the comment. that's absolutely right. the stakes for the survival of democracy as roosevelt put it. he felt that the very survival of democracy depended on getting some of the social and economic reforms through now, as he said. we could not wait for the justices to retire. so he arrived at a plan that may seem to us to be a radical, but something that you raise a moment ago, he actually felt considering all the alternatives, and i talked a bit earlier about the constitutional amendment which were very radical in their unbalancing system of checks and balances, that actually the most moderate and prudent and reasonable thing to do would be to pack the court. it was clearly constitutional. it had been do

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we'll wait -- >> larry: wait a month? >> yeah. you beat me to the joke, larry. >> larry: okay.uy" debuts after the 1999 super bowl and includes a scene of peter griffin watching "philadelphia," that tragic movie about a gay. >> yeah. >> larry: he thinks it's a comedy and laughs when tom hanks' character announces he has aids. >> yep. >> larry: from what mind came -- >> there's a certain type of new englander that i grew up with. i knew a lot of these guys. who their hearts were in the right place but they weren't the most critical, the most in-depth thinkers out there. and you know, peter griffin embodies that type of guy. and in his mind everything that he had seen tom hanks in up to that point was hilarious. so he was looking for the comedy. he went to see "philadelphia" looking for the jokes. >> larry: so when the aids comes out, he cracks? >> yeah, yeah. he loses it. >> larry: that's just the beginning, folks. seth macfarlane's our guest. the creator of "family guy." "the cleveland show." and "american dad." prod he's everything. seth ticks off a lot of people. does he get

they are just waiting for the queen to signal. the queen in the duke are still in the robing room itself. i have to say, they are looking fairly happy with the way things are going on. the royal party is ready to leave. he is leading the way. the lord chancellor and the queen in conversation there, perhaps talking about the contents of the purse. i wonder if she has been keeping her views on that. what would you do then? what it was not there? [laughter] back in the direction of the norman staircase down to the norman court she were the royal standard is flying, but that will be lowered when the quinn leaves. -- queen leaves. the union jack will be then raised. the herald's are taking their place on the steps. they're waiting for the queen's departure. ♪ [horns play] >> states trumpeters have signaled the queen is about to leave after this state opening of 2010, and they are back on their way to buckingham palace. once the signal is given, he will be on his way. just to prove the point, we have the best vantage point in town. ther

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investigators are still waiting for results of an autopsy by the office of the chief medical examiner to determine if the baby died from natural causes. >> at this point it appeared to be somewhat unusual. the circumstances. there were items scattered broken inside the resident. it was if disarray. deeming it was unusual at that point investigators from homicide took over the investigation. >> reporter: for now residents can only speculate on what may have happened. >> the neighbor asked what happened and they think a baby died. i was like maybe it was sids. >> reporter: abc 2news. >> investigators have been questioning residents at the complex to learn more about what may have happened. state leaders are stepping up to stop bullying. the first lady visited students to kick off the bullying awareness. >> if you are free to confront the bully you can go to the principal, go to our home room teacher, parents. >> it affects middle school students the most. >> jamie mother you can through most of the afternoon. generally cloudy. you can see clouds continue to roll in and stream in out of

will have to wait until next week trying to shoot so-called drilling mud into the well but this technique has never been tried at this depth. the disaster began back on april 20th after an oil rig explosion on the platform. 11 people died in the blast off the coast of louisiana. >>> late breaking news out of india. officials fear that 160 people are dead after an air india plane crashed in mangallor. the plane was arriving from dubai and overshot the runway. >>> only on 9 tonight, a former army major from our area has been sentenced to 27 years in prison for an horrific crime. raping a baby. federal authorities found 30,000 images and 100 videos of children porn on the computer of 35-year-old daniel wolverton. he is now facing more charges. >> reporter: he was a 1997 west point graduate. with a career as an army trial lawyer that appeared to be on the fast track. now behind bars after raping a boy as young as three months old, an act he videotaped. >> raping an infant. oh, boy. that is terrible. >> reporter: neighbors say wolverton livedded with his wife and children on this quiet arlingt

we're waiting on them to do the crash reenactment, waiting on the autopsy report and they said they would get back to us as soon as they find out answers. we don't know anything. we don't know any more today than we did idea. >> reporter: 18-year-old abdelouahid chadli was a well-known student at fairfax high school. he was a star on the wrestling team. tomorrow grief counselors will be on hand at the high school for students who need help coping with his death. >> matt ackland thank you for that. chadli's funeral has already been held. thorne's family cannot hold the funeral until the autopsy is complete. >>> joe he will latude's body was found in a home in laurel. police say his death was suspicious. the house was in disarray and baby was with a woman who was not his mother. >>> bp says the amount of oil being pulled to a tanker on the surface of the gulf of mexico has dropped sharply. just over 57,000 gallons of oil came up in the last day. that's under a quarter of what had previously been coming to the tanker through a long tube inserted into a gushing pipe on the gulf floor. meanwhi

the latest attempt to stop it may have to wait until next week. jobs and lives in that region are on hold indefinitely. we'll begin here tonight with our chief environmental affairs correspondent ann thompson. >> reporter: as ships gather out at the leak sites to prepare for next week's attempt to plug the well, the good weather is helping skimming operations. here on the coast as more oil washes ashore, it's wearing away what little patience people have left. where there should be tourists on blankets, there's a nasty coat of oil, closing the beaches on what locals call the cajun riviera. and many cancellations for vacation cabins in grand isle. >> all these are all cancellations because of the oil. so it just goes on and on. >> reporter: today disturbing evidence of an even bigger problem ahead. a dead northern gannett could beered in oil on the beach. louisiana's frustrated governor announced he would faketake mat into his own hands. >> we already have a contract to dredge, we're going to start. >> reporter: it's a race against oil on this oyst

now the gulf coast is waiting.slow motion like a nightmare where you can see a bad thing coming but are helpless to do anything to stop it. people here just want to catch a break. you all were ready for a good summer for a change, right? >> oh, yes, we were. the army corps of engineers came in last year, redid all the beaches, just got repaird from gustav and ike. needless to say this was a blow to us. >> couric: a blow to a region that's been sucker-punched again and again. mother nature has not been kind to the gulf coast, and dealing with a disaster that's man-made is only adding insult to injury. >> this is the unknown, the unthinkable, and what do you do? where do you >>> good evening. tonight in your only local news at 7:00. on the trail, police hand out fliers hoping someone remembers something from the day a handyman was shot in centreville. in their own words, three men accused of covering up a murder describe what they saw. and an inside job. three cheesecake factory employees accused of taking a little e

wait. wait a minute. what did i say? radaman. blah blah blah. ramadan. what is that? dennis rodman will punish you with his crazy hair. no. what is that? right, right. yeah, no. okay. okay. all right. let's go again. >> larry: do you get any flack on that? >> we didn't get any flack. i think probably the difference there is that bin laden is not a deity. >> larry: making fun of him. >> it struck us as kind of funny this very extreme situation set in the very mundane setting and has to do takes and can't not laugh. >> larry: did you ever get letters from the fcc? >> we have had a few what are called letters of inquiry i'm sure -- i don't know. i don't know if you had any run-ins. >> larry: a few in the past. what did you say and why did you say it? >> with ours, i think it was regarding an episode about the fcc. we did an episode in which peter goes up against the fcc and the fcc said can you please send us a copy of this? we were sitting there sweating bullets an they essentially called us back and said, we thought it was pretty funny. >> larry: does fox ever blue pen

stood and waited for a loved one that did not return.dge that you will one day be united with them with our heavenly father. to those who have lost a loved one in the service of our nation, i recall a famous headstone in ireland. the headstone reads as follows, "death leaves the heartache -- "death leaves a heartache no one can heal. love leaves a memory no one can steal." no one can steal the memory from you. i can tell you from my own personal experience that eventually, the pain and heartache that you now feel will eventually, god willing, be replaced by the joyful memory of the son or daughter, husband or wife, father or mother that you loved so dearly and lost. gergel and my joshed jill and my prayer for you -- jill and my prayer for you is that the healing will come. today is a day of mournful cry. we mourn those who we've lost and we take great pride in the lives they lived and the service they provided and the nation they created, saved and strengthened. earlier this month, stephen banco, who was kind enough to send my wife some

but i can't imagine waiting 16 years to see your family.ou think these long waits are creating a disincentive, to enter the country illegally, or the senate to enter the country legally, rather, that incentive to enter it in a legally? >> senator, i appreciate the question. we avert a great deal about the waiting times for family members of legal permanent residents, and that is of course a function of these availability. i must say that i have not given thought with the long waiting times have a causal connection to illegal immigration in this country, it and i would be hesitant to suppose an answer to such a serious question. >> what can we in the senate due to -- i know you're operating on the loss that we pass. what can we in the senate do to help reduce these backlogs? >> senator, the issue of visa availability and visa use is something that is within the purview of legislative reform.

i can't wait to hear those guys, but there's more. night that week we'll have some very special guests sit in with the roots to help us pay tribute to "exile." on monday blues legend taj mahal. [ cheers and applause ] he's going to be here. he's going to do a song. and tuesday, pearl jam guitarist mike mccready is going to be there. [ cheers and applause ] longtime rolling stones keyboardist chuck leavell on wednesday. [ applause ] and the one and only dr. john on thursday and it's all being sponsored by bud light golden wheat. those guys are great to work with. the week just keeps getting better and better and better. it all starts right here next monday, rolling stones week, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] well, we've got a fantastic show tonight. from "grey's anatomy" the beautiful ellen pompeo is here. [ cheers and applause ] oh, i love her. it's going to be fun. from "glee," the lovely lea michele is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] and we've got music from ok go! [ cheers and applause ] oh, man. they got a great video on y

we'll have to wait and see. >> jimmy: you have to. come on. we should follow you on twitter.ys from digg can help him out. can you give him a little traffic. how many followers you got now? >> i think i got 5,000, somewhere around there. >> we can up the ante on this and give thursday, hope you get the team, whatever one you pick, man and come back. best luck and congratulations to you. >> appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ndamukong suh, everybody. flaming lips and stardeath & white dwarfs will perform next so come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ (announcer) fact: everyday surfaces can harbor allergens like dust mite debris, pollen particles and pet dander, which can trigger allergic reactions. now, lysol is approved to control allergens on surfaces. lysol wipes remove 90% of allergens. and, lysol spray kills the source of mold allergens. control allergens and kill germs with lysol - the #1 pediatrician recommended brand. look for money saving coupons for lysol products. only in this weekend's newspaper. someone named terry says, "i need you right now"? you

the future is waiting. and the future has always the future is waiting. and the future has always been our business. at&t. chris: tell me something i don't know. >> this is going to make your head explode, chris. this has to do with dick blumen thall who is in trouble in connecticut. there's democrats talking about possible replace ms. some of the names, rosa demore ra who happens to be married to stan greenberg and the other name, ted kennedy jr. >> wow. chris, europe has greece, united states has california. now i was out there and the situation financially is worse than anybody knows, not with just the budget that could be in the hole but the pension plans are going down and there's no democrat to do a deal with. willie brown, who i spoke to, the famous speaker, because of term limits, there's nobody in the legislature for arnold schwarzenegger to deal with. it'll make it a much bigger problem. >> a month ago i mentioned the name of this young woman that is running for governor of south carolina. guess who swooped in? and sarah palin swooped in and dro

>> true, you still have to wait.ot of women who want elect difference c-section, no, that doesn't get you out of the section prescription. thought only have you had surgery, but your whole physiology has changed to support that baby for ten months. so you have to let your bed heal. >> after giving birth, women may experience pain during sex. i would say that's probably true. >> if you pass an eight or ten pound ball out there, i think you might have some pain. so, yes, you have to let the body heal. but there's lots of things that we coach our mommies to do to get back in the game so to speak. >> does having a baby decrease the barack obama woman's sex drive at all? >> true. it's nature's wave saying you already had one, you need to wait a little while. >> and also a myth that after it you have a baby, your sex life will never be the same. it will never be enjoyable fw p again. >> it just takes time. you have to remember to become a couple again. don't forget about the daddy. you have to be a couple not just a family

wait. but the whole trade is because of the situation in the world -- >> if you pick an asset right now in this market that people are so darn long of, gold has got to be at the top of the list. so risk is coming off the table today. people are raising cash. gold should have been down today -- >> but don't you own it for the days when it's risk off? >> no, you own it for fundamental reasons like you see right now in greece. >> sorry. got to pull the plug on -- yeah, yeah, yeah. more "fast money" up next. hi, ellen! hi, ellen! hi, ellen! hi, ellen! we're going on a field trip to china! wow. [ chuckles ] when i was a kid, we -- we would just go to the -- the farm. [ cow moos ] [ laughter ] no, seriously, where are you guys going? ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! [ female announcer ] the new classroom. see it. live it. share it. on the human network. cisco. >>> today's triple-digit sell-off confirming one thing, that nothing is cer

now the gulf coast is waiting.n slow motion like a nightmare where you can see a bad thing coming but are helpless to do anything to stop it. people here just want to catch a break. you all were ready for a good summer for a change, right? >> oh, yes, we were. the army corps of engineers came in last year, redid all the beaches, just got repaird from gustav and ike. needless to say this was a blow to us. >> couric: a blow to a region that's been sucker-punched again and again. mother nature has not been kind to the gulf coast, and dealing with a disaster that's man-made is only adding insult to injury. >> this is the unknown, the unthinkable, and what do you do? where do you turn? >>> "dancing's" final three, their rehearsal secrets. this is "entertainment tonight." >> nicole -- >> are you ready, america? >> evan -- >> we're going to shock you. >> erin. >> turning. >> before you watch the final showdown, the last-minute moves our cameras captured as a dancing judge weighs in. >> who do you think is going to take th

this is what we have been waiting for. take a look at the extended outlook. 85 degrees on wednesday. by thursday, according down slightly to 80. a chance of an isolated shower. saturday and sunday, that looks quiet and dry. we will keep you updated throughout the week. >> it is the all-important three-day weekend. thanks a lot, steve. coming up on abc7 news, a puppyq this is unlike any car you've ever seen before. this is power with efficiency. this is an interior that exceeds even the promise of the exterior. this is the all-new jaguar xj. the stunning result of taking a very different road. >>> it was a very daring rescue for a puppy who ended up on the wrong side of the river in california. it got separated from the family during a hike in the canyon. she got dangerously close to the rapids, but when the rescuers reached them, they had a reunion at the top of the hill. >> i am glad steve rudin was not here to see that. he would be very upset. >>> a lot coming out ofnats park. -- coming out of nats park. >>> a big deal c

wait until you see this afternoon's forecast. just about perfect. we'll show you the current look at our temperatures and our satellite-radar and there you go. temperatures have really cooled off during the nighttime hours. 61 at reagan national. frederick, 54. patuxent naval air station, 58. let's go cloud hunting and see what we can find. not much of anything. look how quiet that is across the mid-atlantic stretching from boston to virginia beach. very quiet conditions. should be a sunny day. just a few fair weather clouds moving in during the course of the afternoon. no rain expected today. low humidity and high temperatures about 80 degrees. great-looking day for our wednesday. mostly sunny skies. nice day. 81degrees. get out and enjoy it. winds out of the west. they will be shifting out of the south. some changes to talk about for the weekend and we have of mother's day forecast to look forward to. we'll have that in just a couple of minutes. >>> we are learning more about the murder of a university of virginia senior. yeardley love was found d

now comes word it was an airport that many had feared was a disaster waiting to happen. tonight one official in india has said "our worst fears have come true." an air india jetliner landing too far down a runway built on a hilltop in southwest india and then plunging over a cliff bursting into flames. 158 people died, but incredibly tonight there are survivors, and we begin here with abc's jim sciutto. >> reporter: tonight investigators are struggling to understand what caused an uneventful flight from dubai to mangalore, india, to turn suddenly into a death trap. firefighters in villages raced down a hillside to reach the injured but fire engulfed the fuselage and most of the 166 passengers and crew. but eight survivors managed to escape just before the jet burst into flames. "as we landed, the flight went out of control" said one survivor. "within seconds there was fire and smoke all around. i couldn't even breathe." he escaped through a broken window, but after a few minutes, there were no more survivors to be found. a child pulled from the wreckage covered in flame

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why did you just not wait?ade it public declarations, but have failed to follow through. we will be watching what they do, in the coming days. and their formal response and what this is going to be. and at the same time, the international community has not been swayed by what they were promising over the weekend. they were promising a lot but they have failed to deliver, going back over months and years. the concern is that they continue to enrich uranium in defiance of the security council resolution. they have tripped over their own shoelaces. they have this expressly because of the concerns about the reactor. and now they are willing to agree to this arrangement, but at the same time, they say that this does not matter and that they will still be enriching uranium. this is in defiance of will and -- what we have called upon them to do. this was an important means to an end, to build confidence, but ultimately, this is about their failure to live up to their international obligations. >> when do you expect to

this is a really bad day, but it'll get better. >> host: i wiz waiting to see if some of -- was waiting to see if some of them were playing you, trying to win you over early before you knew the score. >> guest: sure, and i think that's a factor, but i always -- when folks ask me about that thinking they might cozy up to you in hopes of getting something from you, my feeling was that was always really obvious and transparent. >> host: yeah. >> guest: and so there was no true physical risk, for sure, of sort of brushing that off or, you know, politely or gently sort of giving the cold shoulder to that. >> host: right. >> guest: you had to be careful, i mean, you had to be really subtle. i would say one of the ironic things that i found about prison was elaborate necessity to be respectful and this very, i mean, there's -- most people in prison have not gotten a lot of respect throughout their entire lives and have also potentially not been respectful to other people, but that idea of respect is so central. you know, you, you know, they take everything away from you right down to your unde

. >>> forget the long wait through airport security. a program to let you breeze right threw is about to make a comeback. >>> gentle breezes out there in d.c. tonight. it's a gorgeous evening. our temperatures dropped to 72 degrees. humidity is nice and low. what about wednesday and the rest of this week and the weekend? your forecast is coming up on fox 5 news edge at 11:00. stay with us.  >>> legal pot for the sick in the district. a his tore ec vote today. every single d.c. council member voted to approve medical marijuana. mayor fenty is expected to sign it and it will go to capitol hill for congressional review. but as fox 5's karen gray houston reports, there are restrictions. >> reporter: the new bill doesn't let just anybody smoke marijuana. you have to be sick with debilitating wrong medical conditions. >> instead of going to open air markets, they can go to licensed dispensaries that have quality control so they can get medical gauge grade can bass. >> reporter: this woman said she started smoking marijuana b

we don't want to wait that long. the top kill shot is scheduled for wednesday to forth mud into the blow out. there is a series of events. they aring trying the least risky ones and moving on down. we have to try every men's we can to stop this leak. >> admiral you said before, and you mentioned now mr. hayward, that you trust him. other administration officials don't seem to share that trust. is there a difference between your view and others in the administration about bp and its crep? >> there may be differences in how we characterize our interaction with them. this problem is going to be solved by the private sector working with the federal government. if you don't have the ability to call and speak frankly, you can characterize that as trust, being responsible or whatever you want, and that has to be present for this to be successful. it is my responsibility to create those relationships and make sure they are maintained. i judge personally my communications with anyone, he says he understands it and follows up.

. >> i can't wait. i'm waiting for my spot to know the routes so i can get my claire and drinks and everything and watch the race. >> drivers would race in a loop around downtown passing by the inner harbor and camdon yards at st. peters up to 185-miles an hour. >>> 82 d.c. little cooler up the wilmington way. humidity bone try. 38% relative humidity in baltimore. that's a good thing. the rest of this evening looking great. >>> victims told us that williams would offer members the chance to get cheap apartments and luxury complexes. the only thing was they had to refer their friend. attorney general's office said 100 people signed on. but they got evicted when william's did not pay the rent. doug has issued a cease and assist order saying williams did not learn a lesson from going to jail for this same thing several years ago. >> the person that has already been in jail once understands or thinking he's understanding how the schemes work and how he can beat the system name's the person that would get ba

>> wait. wait. the timing question is important here. the secretary herself said this morning on the hill in response to a question that with all due respect to her turkish and brazilian friends, the reason iran signed off is because they knew that the resolution was going to be presented this week and she said, quote, namely today. >> i'm just simply saying, did we circle today on the calendar and say this is the day we're going to drop a resolution. >> wasn't it originally the plan to do it over the weekend and then the decision was to wait until monday? >> as we have outlined to you going back a number of days, we have been getting very close. we have had high level conversations between u.s. officials, including the secretary and others. and we arrived at consensus just in the last 24 hours. >> have you conveyed this message that no matter what happens in tehran, you will be coming up with a sanctions resolution, then why did you allow them to have a deal with the iranians? >> the decision to go to tehran was a decision made by the p

and just waiting for any sign. every time i walk in the hotel, i feel like i'm disappointing. >> oh. >>> let's get our "picture of the morning." something happened at the white house yesterday. the president sharing a stage with a rodent. >> yeah. he was announcing the financial overhaul plan in the rose garden. it seemed like an owl, a rat, a mole. it's called a vole. it came out twice during the press conference. where is bo? it's bo's job to get it. >> and the president never saw it coming. is that a problem in d.c.? >> we have a lot of rats and mice in d.c. >>> stand by. we have much more coming up after your local news and weather. including the tea party candidate whose comments on civil rights sparked a firestorm. what did rand paul really mean to say? he joins us live to set the record straight. a morning exclusive. wild bird food songbis and discovered something amazing -- scotts attracted twice as many colorful birds as ordinary blends. our exclusive formula attracted twice the cardinals, twice the goldfi

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