robert novak tried to discredit wilson by writing a story that wilson's wife valerie plame who worked at the cia said. on the trip trouble was she worked as a spy for the cia nobody was supposed to know she worked there the cia even told no that not to publish that information but know that did what mr harlow told me he asked me not to use your name did not say she was she was uncovered. in any activities former president bush was not amused human intelligence spies. is very important. it's pretty hard to get it. if somebody working clandestine service thinks his name is going to appear i'm sure that both. deputy defense secretary richard admitted he was the first to leak despise name and he apologized for it. but white house staffers karl rove in lewis libby also sprayed the covert agents name to reporters at the same time for sure in the president's own press secretary they had nothing to do with it and they are good individuals they're important members of our white house team and that's why i spoke with them so that i could come back to you and say that they were not involved i we

the story really begins with him vassar joseph wilson wilson was the acting ambassador to iraq before the first gulf war when saddam hussein took more than one hundred americans as hostages joe wilson stared him down saddam hussein backed off and released the americans for that president george herbert walker bush proclaimed wilson a national hero. then that hero heard president george w. bush make this statement in the two thousand and three state of the union address the british government has learned that saddam hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from africa a year earlier the cia had sent wilson to investigate the uranium claim and he knew it wasn't true their level of corruption there is demonstrated from the top down is staggering to the american people so he wrote about it in the new york times that touched off a firestorm at the white house coolness robert novak tried to discredit wilson by writing a story that wilson's wife valerie plame who worked at the cia sent him on the trip trouble was she worked as a spy for the cia nobody was supposed to know sh

owen wilson is here with us.deal for every little boy i know. >> it's not so much -- it's actually more -- i've never had kids go, my gosh, is that lightning mcqueen -- what i have is parents saying, bringing their kids over, saying this is lightning mcqueen. the kid just kind of staring, kind of, like they don't get it. i find i have to audition almost for the kid. where i'm like trying to -- and then the kid's like, yeah, he's doing like lightning mcqueen does, like -- they never really get it. it's odd. >> jimmy: yeah, it is weird. >> just like the -- just the other day we were doing like -- we had the premiere for "cars." a family brings his kid over. he's such a big lightning mcqueen fan. can we get a picture? the kid starts to cry. like he's afraid of leaving his parents. and i'm left kind of, like -- i don't know what i'm doing. >> jimmy: yeah, that's a bad position to be put in just in general. >> so then the dad had to come into the picture and then the kid was clinging to his father. and, you know, i th

as for wilson, he didn't lack for things to do. he spent much of his time hanging out with the supermodels and meeting the fans. >> well, you know, pink is their college line. so it makes sense that they would partner with the giants. exactly. but why wasn't aubrey huff there? he's the underwear fan. i'm a little baffled. that's going to do it for us. we'll see you at 6:00. >> nbc "nightly news" with brian williams is up next. >> bye-bye. [ female announcer ] kick off summer at the jcpenney as big as it gets sale! stock up on the season's hottest 4-hour steals! nike and adidas tees are just $12.99... ...and fantastic footwear is just $38.99! swimwear sizzles for her, all half off!... ...plus, all sheet sets are 55% off! get summer savings with jcp cash -- that's $10 off when you spend just 25! no exclusions! unlike other stores we don't make you come back to save! start shopping forr this friday and saturday. go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. we make style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney.

>> it will be interesting, live outside the wilson building. thank you. >>> fire investigators are searching for the cause of a late night fire in a three story apartment building in the 5100 block of f street. one person was transported with serious burns but not life-threatening injuries though. >>> police in prince george's county say speed and alcohol caused a crash that killed three people. they say an suv slammed into the back of a car and that car ran off the road and into a tree near indian head highway and wilson bridge rode in objection on hills. >> there were two passengers in that vehicle, two females that were ejected from the vehicle. they were pronounced dead on scene. the driver of that vehicle was also pronounced dead. the remaining passenger a male adult was transported to a local hospital. >> and the driver of the car was identified as 53-year-old eugene johnson, the passenger five #-year-old gwen damney, the third victim's name has not been reriesed. the driver of the suv has been charged with driving under the influence and

this was just south of wilson bridge drive. police say a gmc yukon rear- ended a mazda sending it crashing into a tree. the driver of the mazda was killed along with two other passengers. the driver of the yukon was arrested and charged with driving under the influence. >>> two wildfires in arizona continue to grow this morning. the wallow fire is now 287 square miles making it the third largest fire in that state's history. farther south, the horseshoe 2 blaze as it is called is now the fifth largest in state history. flames threaten more homes and businesses. >>> republicans are taking verbal shots at the obama administration blaming the president for the still slumping economy. among those sounding off, sarah palin. but will she be running for president? melanie alnwick has the late e. >> reporter: though she hasn't declared her candidacy, sarah palin remain as a draw for crowds. >> what are you up to? >> oh, man, it seems like of a answered this question a million time in the last week. i'm publicizing americana and our fou

wilson. a question for mr. wilson and mr. wilcox -- over the past several years, there have been many versions of legislation to remove or raise the cap for member business lending and credit unions. last year, many changes were made to legislation to give more control to the regulator to determine which credit unions should be able to demonstrate a history on business loans. what do you think about changes made by the senator and do they address any of your concerns? >> thank you very much. i would like to respond to one thing as i began that was in the testimony. that is the subchapter s banks do not pay federal taxes. i am not a subchapter s federal bank. i am a bank that pays taxes. i pay taxes twice. i pay taxes at the bank when we make the money and then i dividend to might owners, the shareholders, and they pay taxes on the same income. it is true that subchapter s banks only pay the taxes that is a dividended to their owners, but they do pay federal taxes. it is a misnomer to say they do not. i want to clear that up.

the move is a salute to wilson's father an airman who died when wilson was in high school. >>> speaking of the giant, they are currently in progress. how is it going? >> it's a close game. and they might need wilson later on. and giants against the cardinals. pat burrell had it go way past hill all the way to the wall. in comes the tieing run on the error by burrell and it's a 1-1 ball game. vogelson gets a back. he's sorry about that. freddy sanchez comes through to put the giants back in front with a slicer to right that's going to score andres torrez who had singled and scored second. the giants are leading the cardinals by a score of 2-1. >>> overseas in the french open, kind of an interesting and weird something you don't see every day activity here. andy murray in the far court with victor treski. knew . now watch on this point. the ball is taken away because the ball boy interfered. treski kind of upset. ball boy just kind of lost track of things and treski puts away the point but it is taken away. look at the ball boy about readty to cry there. who could have blamed him. eventua

across the wilson bridge as well. here we are close to national harbor. all lanes are good. >>> 4:54. >>> do you remember j. r. ewing? >> i do. betsy is back in the headlines. we could find out as early as this week whether the 1980's tv series will make a comeback. >> the second reason is that the star, larry hagman, has sold off a lot of his memorabilia on the weekend. he did it in high style. >> it is the show that defined friday nights in the 1980's. the oil family. >> i want a divorce. >> two decades later, larry hagman and his television wife made a dramatic comeback in beverly hills. there were on their way to an auction house where larry hagman's personal memorability was up for sale. his cowboy hat and cowboy boots and a saddle. some of this worth a half million dollars. >>> larry hagman, linda gray, and patrick duffy are part of a new cast that is a pilot to revive the series. it was ordered by tnt and there will make a decision this summer. the cast may have a second opportunity. >> i used to be the big fan of i dream of jeannie. >>> 66 degrees

director of the middle east program at the woodrow wilson center, haleh esfandiari. i'm maria hinojosa. this is one on one. dr. haleh esfandiari, welcome to our program. >> thank you for having me. >> hinojosa: so, in the fall of 2007... no, in the spring of 2007, suddenly i go to my computer and i start seeing these emails that say, "there is an iranian-american academic who is being held in a tehran prison. do everything that you can to try to get her out." and of course i started sending that to many people, and i received it from women's groups, from journalist groups, from human rights groups. i don't remember any of those emails saying that haleh esfandiari was a grandmother who was detained. how did you survive? you were 105 days in solitary confinement. >> it was very tough, maria, but i am a very disciplined person. and being 67 years old and a student of iran, having studied carefully, a lifetime, iran, i knew how to handle my interrogators, and i knew how to make it possible for myself to survive under those very difficult and dire conditions, both physica

i want to know, do you think charlie wilson helped the american people? >> no. he did not help the people, charlie wilson basically -- i will give you a quick story about how we know for a fact the soviets wanted to get out of afghanistan. we brought roger fisher to afghanistan. he had been approached before we approached him to do this trip by soviets in 1982. they were desperate to get out of afghanistan. we approach roger fisher with the idea of bringing him to figure out a way to get the soviets out. they send the top guys down to talk to rogers. he forgot to tell us they want to get out really quickly and they are desperate. we bring this story back and was obvious the mainstream media and washington beltway crowd was not interested in doing anything with this possibility. they didn't actually create the golden bridge to help the soviets withdraw and save face which is what they wanted to leave and not look like that. charlie wilson starts to get his project going to increase funding for the mujahedin after that point. what needed to happen was the insurgen

. >> reporter: 53-year-old bernadette wilson treasures each moment with her family.e than ever. >> he actually came to me and said, "miss wilson, it's cancer." i said, "you got to be kidding me." >> reporter: it's a brutal moment that takes your breath way. diagnosed with advanced diagnosed with advanced pancreatic cancer, wilson is now talking to her doctors about her final days, which is difficult for them as well. >> it's relatively easy to formulate a treatment plan and discuss that and focus on that. it's much harder to, again, discuss the limitations of our therapies and the fact that we're all going to die. >> reporter: to make this painful discussion easier, doctors showed her this video. >> because you have an illness that cannot be cured. >> reporter: now being used across the country in 15 health care systems to give patients more information about what really happens in the final days of an illness. >> videos help to broach a difficult topic and to make it more real and less abstract for patients and their loved ones. >> most of the time in patients with

that crash happened early yesterday on indian head highway near wilson bridge road. police say a gmy yukon slammed into the back of a mazda 3 forcing the car into a tree. the driver and two passengers in the mazda died. the yukon's driver investigators say and sole passenger appeared intoxicated. the driver has been charged with dui. >>> another incidents in a metro rail yard, according to the washington examiner a train pulled out of the stop, while it's power cord was still mud in, damaging the train and cord in the alexandria rail yard. the examiner is also reporting the trains could be on manual operations for a year because the agency still needs to replace the kind of safety modules that failed during that deadly red line crash two years ago this month. at the time one train was traveling in the automatic mode when it ended up slamming into the back of another train. >>> 5:05 time for the latest your money report of the morning. >> jessica has a preview. may was awful, beginning of june wasn't better. >> let's think about the positives, the pool's open. >> real

on the democratic ticket, he was a strong supporter of wilson's, of course, by then wilson had become an internationalist as we now think of him, promoting democracy abroad, the 14-point program for the reinvention of europe as a kind of american-style democratic community. um, fdr was a strong supporter of that after the war, after, i mean, after the election which the democrats lost. america lapsed into a kind of isolationism, but franklin roosevelt was very active in the founding of the council on foreign relations in new york which was a gathering of kind of -- actually, it was a kind of republican organization. it was very much dominated by henry stimson and william howard taft and some of the other republican elder statesmen. probably would have had theodore roosevelt in it if he hadn't been president. but fdr was part of that. and i've always thought it was interesting, and, actually, there's some fdr -- fdr did some writing in the 1920s both for small newspapers and for magazines, and almost invariably -- not almost invariably, but frequently on foreign topics. and a strong pr

they don't want to be here. >> reporter: in september, wilson implemented a new reading program. students log on every school day for 30 minutes. designed by neurological scientists, wilson says the program uses memory enhancement to teach students like alicia cook prepare to read. >> it's like listening to the sounds then click it. and sometimes you can read the story about it. >> two years ago she wasn't really into reading. she couldn't pronounce anything. >> reporter: cook's mother says today her daughter's eyes tells a different story. >> mom come on, read the story. i said alicia come on, i'm tired i just got home. she says, no we have to do it now. >> reporter: with some parents have to work two to three jobs, the reading at home is not getting done. >> children in low income homes have been found to be exposed to 30 million fewer words by the time they are four. that's 30 million fewer opportunities to distinguish sounds. >> reporter: the repetition of sounds is key. >> they are truly filled. they feel that they are scholars now. >> reporter: andy is excited to see more g

after the brian wilson story, that was a funny there.e warming in the east bay with temperatures from four to eight degrees warmer compared to this time yesterday. with all of our heat, i thought i would do research and when some of the hottest weather was the most recent. the last time we had more than four days with 80-degree temperatures was way back on october 2010. october 9th. our average june high is 83 in the east bay. it looks like we could see some of the warmest weather in about eight months as we head into this next seven-day forecast. outside from the east bay, it doesn't look like that. clouds and low fog moving in. winds northwest at 16. plenty of sunshine, 79 in livermore, 72 in gilroy. low to mid 70s into santa rosa. the low clouds and fog will be back tonight. friday 70s and dry weather stays. here is where we could get into some of the warmest weather. several days in a warm stretch to bring us 80s. from this area of high pressure which is well offshore. we are more under the influence of the fog under the next 48 hour

wilson. a question for mr. wilson and mr. wilcox. over the past several years, there have been many versions of legislation to remove or raise the cap for business lending and credit unions. last year senator udall made many changes to his legislation to give more control to the regular -- to determine which credit union should be a will to learn about the current cap and to acquire such a credit union demonstrate a history of underwriting of business loans. what do you think about the changes made by senator udall and do they address any of your concerns? mr. wilson? >> thank you very much. i would like to respond to one thing as i begin here that was in the testimony, and that is that subchapter s. banks don't pay federal taxes. i am not a subchapter s bank. i'm a 750 million-dollar for-profit commercial bank that pays taxes, but i pay taxes twice. i pay taxes at the bank when they make the money, and then i give it did to my owners, the shareholders and they pay taxes on the same income. it is true that subchapter s banks only pay

there is a little parody that has been making its way around the internet of brian wilson.e'll check that out and then have his response. here it is. >>> deal with it, america! it's delicious! fact, one of me wasn't enough to go around, which is why i made two of me, with my mind! fact! fact! this show will have no guests! fact! we're more interesting than anyone else ever! >> it's weird. it was me doing the quiz show? >> you were the emcee and the contestant or something, he was doing both. >> that's phenomenal. phenomenal. i'm not mad at it. >> just run-on sentences, choppy sentences, things that correlate. >> he is quite the guy. that was on batting stance guy.com. >> don't distract the guy. let him pitch! >> exactly. >>> you can expect rock ballads and big hair at the san mateo county fair tonight. air supply kicks off the fair's first night. >> what a blast from the past! that's a big '80s band. also coming up in a few hours, the 19th annual pig races taking off at the san mateo county fair. in addition to racing swine and big hair band, fair fans can also check out th

live at the wilson building.ack to you. >> derrick, thanks very much. >>> also today, the district's attorney general will discuss his office's investigation into harry thomas. tim day, who ran against thomas in last year's election, accused the council member of running a fake non-profit organization. he claims thomas has been raising money for team thomas for years but that he has never disclosed who his donors are or said how the money is being spent. the group isn't registered as a nonprofit with the irs. day is trying to run a smear campaign against him, he says. >>> in the day ahead, the former chief of the international monetary fund will be in court. dominic strauss-kahn is accused of sexually assaulting a hotel maid in new york city. he is expected to plead not to attempted rape, sexual abuse and other charges. strauss-kahn is on house arrest. he resigned from the imf after his arrest last month. >>> a man is in jail charged with drunk driving on route 210 in fort washington. it killed three people. poli

in the 19 tens, brian is in the wilson administration and as wilson moves towards the war, brian resigns his post as secretary of state. darrell then comes in shortly after the war is declared as a part of a team for the propaganda of the war. so darrow and brian had this long career and many intersecting points before the scopes trial. they were old friends, they knew each other. they love to bait each other in the press and fight about evolution and things that brian thought were very important in brian led the movement for those state laws not only in tennessee but elsewhere in the south. and so then they finally get together and have it out. it is like two old friends fighting something else sort of. when brian dies -- i think many of you know brian dies shortly after the case and you would think if they were great enemies and adversaries, clarence darrow would have had something nasty to say about william jennings bryan to reporters but he says something kind and loving about a man who had an enormous impact on american politics and life. the other main historical figure at the tria

president woodrow wilson pushed a button that sent a message to san francisco. flipping a switch that turned on a light. the gate swung open. california governor and san francisco mayor led the throng into the grounds. what awaited them was stunning. the first thing they saw coming through the main entrance was the tower of jewels. 43 stories tall. hung with 100,000 shimmering gloss bobbles. shimmering light to the patrons. through the tower of jewels led the courtyard. it was a fairyland. there were exposition palaces. each devoted to a certain topic. and philadelphia sent the liberty bell. the real liberty bell not a replica. the first exposition to include auto racing. top speed 60 miles per hour. for the first time an airplane flew in an exposition and for many people it was the first time they had seen an airplane. it was also the first time an airplane crashed at an exposition. three weeks after the fair opened, a dangerous stunt went wrong. san francisco's famed savuation pioneer lincoln beachy died when his plane spun into the bay. another pioneer flier

and they had cassandra wilson's-- i think it was her grammy award-winning album, new moon daughter asions on one of the channels, and that album has strange fruit on it. but the united airlines version cut it out. and i thought, "well, this is censorship"-- "i mean, just, you know, taking out one cut from an album." this guy was clearly a very progressive type, and he said, "listen, it's not the kind of song that people want to hear at 35,000 feet." you know, and i guess that's true, but it does suggest how it's not to everybody's taste. billie had a difficult life, and i don't want to read too much into the song, but there's some kind of symbiotic relationship going on there. there really is. i mean, i kind of compare it-- there's a kind of dorian gray quality to it all. she took on the coloration of the song. the song became more and more-- the song became more her, and she became more the song. and her performances of it become more poignant and more personal and more painful in a way. the version that we heard a bit of before was the original version, the 1939 version. and there's

[applause] >> please welcome tim lincecum, brian wilson, and matt cain! [applause] before they come up, i want to say one thing. before the last game, we were having in texas, and he said, this story has been written. please welcome brian wilson. >> i am not a man of many words. i did not really know what to say. i am having a mini-heart attack. maybe it is the smell of prop 19. i am not sure. thank you all. you are etched in history. you had our backs from day one. i would also like to thank the mayor for allowing me to try to take the reins. i do not think i am up for the job, but i also have three words. i know the man who is. where is the machine? [applause] >> like bryan and machine, i am not a man of many words at all. i do not talk much at all. just coming out here and seeing you give us support from day one, from spring training through august, all the way to texas. seeing black and orange out there was so awesome and fun and exciting. it made us so much more comfortable to play. all i can say is thank you. go san francisco. [applause] >> wow. it

closer brian wilson with the saves. got to be hot with that beard. two teams play at 6:40 tonight. >>> don't forget to join nbc bay area tomorrow night at 6:30 for a final game of the series. a lot of fun to watch. >>> it all comes oun to this game seven of stanley cup finals, winner takes all. they play tonight in the bay area which means we have a special schedule. tune in at 4:00 for a half hour of local nice. then nightly news at 4:30 followed by game seven of the finals. following the game, local news. of course make sure you stick around for the news at 11:00. >>> 5:51, new, pakistani government is arresting the man who helped us track down osama bin laden. >>> new tricks coming from google. plus, can jcpenney pick up tips from apple stores? take a line tech today. >>> looking at the drive as well, castro valley, 580 moving smoothlyow t ow w youhireva to e ll show you where thiarbas e ing up and i'll tell you why.in >>> and this is a live look at yosemite this morning. simply beautiful. a beautiful taste of vacation for you. marla tellez is the

brian wilson is pulling out a new catch phrase.et him tell you all about it. >> got him at the end. basically it's when you're talking a little fun trash. and you say sorry, papa's feeling delicious right now. going to step into the box, go 3 for 4, 8 rbis, got him. 3-1 pitch. down the middle. swing and a miss. got him. or when you talk trash to someone. hey sweet shoes, bro. no, actually they are terrible. got him. >> wilson explained the phrase on the show that follows the giants from start to finish. now it's time to go to him, i'm talking about mike. he has a look at traffic. >> got you. over here. at the maze, we need a new catch phrase for friday light. send that to us on facebook as well. we're looking to the maze. a smooth drive. theth orteam we have in the area. the a's are playing as well so. a note for folks through the area. no major issues approaching the bay bridge. the volume picking up. slowing here, maybe not as severe as antioch, you do have the 20s in the red area, yellow is the speeds below 50 into the 40s. as y

it is good across the wilson bridge and potomac river.e into maryland going toward the river northbound 395 with delays leaving springfield. >>> the time is now 6:41, 66 degrees. >> coming up how democrats could take back the house. we will have a politico minute. >> i did not think i was going to win. >> there was a lot of women going on last night. robert pattinson took up the spotlight and some tro ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] spare toothbrush, just in case: $4. ♪ ♪ home cooked meal: $28. ♪ ♪ first date finest: $33. ♪ ♪ having time on your side: priceless. mastercard paypass.ss bringing you the most convenient ways to pay. learn more at mastercard.com/paypass. >>> 6:44 and we have new hope against the fight against two deadly forms of cancer. the first preferred could help melanoma patients live longer. >> the second could cut the risk of breast cancer in half for women most at risk. >> scientists revealed a new drug which targets genetic salutation which affects half of those with melanoma. it was so effective in keeping patients alive that

it happened near wilson bridge drive. police believe alcohol was a factor. derrick ward has that story. >> it is a heavily-traveled artery in prince george's county. before sunday's sun rise, it turned deadly. this mazda 3 was was near wilson bridge drive tp p t was struck by a yukon. both vehicles were moving and the impact was tremendous. >> the yukon struck the mazda from the year causing the mazda to lose control, veering off the road and striking a tree. >> two women in the mazda were thrown from the vehicle. both died as did the driver of the mazda. the driver is identified as 54-year-old eugene johnson. one of the women was identified also from month nasis. a fourth male survived. the severity of the crash was more evident when the driver of the yukon was taken into custody. >> it appears alcohol was a contributing factor of the accident. >> police say the driver and loan passenger of the suv were under the influence of alcohol. the passenger was released and the investigation continues. derrick ward news 4. >> it looks like braen sprouts caused the d

wilson ramos with a three-run shot to left.>> encouraging news for the nats. ryan zimmerman played in his first minor league rehab start in hagerstown. he did look pretty solid in five innings. 2-2 with a double, triple, two runs and r.b.i. i'd say that's pretty good. zimmerman last played april 8th when he tore an abdominal muscle. hammering a shot down the line. a fair ball. and a ground rule double. game tied at 1. in the 4th now tied at 2. escobar puts the jays ahead for good. toronto wins 7-4 to take the series. >>> we are less than two weeks away from the start of the u.s. open at congressional country club and while the county is getting ready for the influx of visitors, many of the players are getting in one final tuneup this weekend at the memorial tournament. it was the final round this afternoon. steve stricker the leader going into today's play. for birdie on the 5th. he sinks it to get 15 under par. on the 9th another birdie putt. no problem here either. 20 under on front nine alone for steve stricker. memorial cur

seth smith gone. 16th save for wilson. 3-1 giants. third straight win.intain first place in the national league west. >>> the before mentioned busty posey being taken out by young cousins. you figured this thing it would be, indeed, over with. but bruce bocci had a few things to say. >> he's hurt for the club, for baseball, you know, it's very emotional time. >> all right. here it is, cousins response after sabian said he could care less but this kid's future as a major leaguer. read the last line, he says nobody outside of buster feels worse about his injury than i do. that's scott cousins of the florida marlins. >>> let's dance around see what the a's are doing there in boston against the red sox. 37,808. they sell out every night. people love the red sox. it's a religion. a's have a 6-5 lead in the fifth. if you're athlete and have people cheering for you, you go to a's game, if it's not yankees or boston you can hear conversations across the field. crawford delivers a good 8-6 red sox. a's have lost four straight and the stage manager is not going to

wilson bridge span. very good news out of oxen hill. no concerns. i-95 northbound virginia as you head north to the prince william parkway has been picked up. all your travel lanes are open. gw parkway both directions between old town alexandria and 14th street bridge, traffic very light. moving nicely. joe, eun. >> thank you, jerry. >> 4:42 is the time. virginia's governor teaming with hollywood to help local children. >> what metro says it needs to get its escalators up and running. do you know what's in your spread ? in land o' lakes spreadable butter with canola oil, there are just three natural ingredients. sweet cream,anola oil and salt. discover land o' lakes spreadable butter with canola oil. we don't just make a taillight... ..we make a sculpture. we don't just make a sunroof... ..we make the heavens wide. we don't just make a crossover... ..we make a statement. the cadillac srx. we don't just make luxury cars, we make cadillacs. >> welcome back at 4:45. this church in maryland is making a historic change. st. luke's is the first episcopal

. >> like pete wilson? >> pete wilson used that to knock immigrants. and this man is coming from the opposite end up there's a lot -- >> it will be pro-immigration? good. >> republican primary voters are probably with you, pat. >> what do you 90. >> eleanor vote but that's not going to do him much good. >> what do you think? >> i don't know if he'll win the nomination but will be one of final contenders? >> how about vice president? >> he would be a great choice! i don't know that romney will be the nominee of the republican party either. you may -- >> of the two, he would be inclined to think romney. >> romney at this point is ahead without question, running for five years he should be running for five weeks. >> look good with michele bachmann. >> you mean bachmann at the top of the ticket? >> she's the star this week, john! >> bachmann at the top of the ticket? >> bachmann-huntsman. >> bachmann work all the way for herself, whereas huntsman has a -- >> >>> issue two, war? what war? >> we're here today to announce the filing in federal court of a laws

outside the wilson building, 9news now. >>> we have breaking news out of southeast d.c. part of south capital street is closed in both directions because of a smell that could be natural gas. d.c. fire and washington gas are on the scene. they are looking for a possible leak. all of this is happening in the 4700 block of south capital street. now people are allowed to walk through that area, but traffic and vehicles is being diverted and there's still no word right now on when that street may reopen. >>> now we have an update on the 12-year-old girl murdered in gaithersburg last week. montgomery county police now say jessica nguyen was stabbed to death. we do not know if nguyen was killed by a stranger or by someone she knew. she was found dead last tuesday evening in the basement of a town home on raven avenue where she lives with her family. police have towed away a minivan. they searched the home. so far no one has been arrested in this case. >>> to howard county where police released surveillance video of a beating and robbery in a bar and police hope it will lead to

fox 5s matt ackland is lee outside of the wilson building with the latest. matt? >> reporter: for months, brown has been trying to avoid going in front of the committee and as you remember, a judge ordered him to do so today during questioning and he seemed disrespectful andingivated at times, upset -- and aggravated at times, upset and going back and forth with council members. today, he brought with him what he calls evidence. the money orders he said that he was given by the gray campaign to pay him off for verbal attacks against the former mayor fenty. suleman brown came armed with evidence. holding copies of money orders he said were given to him by gray campaign workers in exchange for verbal attacks on then-mayor fenty. brown refused to remove his sunglasses as he sat down in front of the committee. remember, a judge ordered brown to be here. vincent gray broke the law, specifically as a promise to the job as i was promised and received. >> reporter: brown told the committee then-chairman vincent gray knew brown was being paid off. brown said he was offered

it's part of that on going wilson bridge project. now the road will be closed for the next three nights between 11:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m. also get ready for yet another shift in the tropic pattern along the 14th street bridge. starting tomorrow, half of the right center lane on north side of the bridge will be closed. drivers will find that they can split it with three lanes to the left and one lane to the right. the left center and right center lanes of the bridge will close tonight at 10:00 as that pattern is shifted. derek, back to you. >> thank you for all that, monica. we learned this afternoon that two people died in maryland over the last ten dais because of our recent heat wave. both were over the age of 65 and underlying medical problems that put them in the high risk category on these code orange air quality days. annie is in for topper tonight. she has a look at what we can expect as the heat comes rolling back in. annie. >> we are talking about humidity. in fact, another code orange day is in store for us. all you sensitiv