including kim's perfume. >> experience glamour are kim kardashian. >> reporter: and a book yet to be written. not every pitch gets a thumb's up. >> we're one less because we said no in the vibrator. >> what? i thought about it. he was like, no, no no. we can't. oh, okay, yeah, we can't. in my head, i was thinking, totally. >> reporter: a $1 million vibrator offer might not come as a surprise. the reality series began after a sex tape of kim was sold against her wishes. it under the into a media commodity. without kim, would there have been a keeping up with the kardashians. >> i don't think so. >> reporter: did you know with the manager hat on that you had an opportunity? >> we had been talking about doing a reality show for about two and half years. i thought, oh, boy, we were just going to do this whole thing. it messes things up. i had no idea that something like that would bring -- attention, yes, but not in the right way. >> i completely get what you're saying where maybe that's what people were gravitate lg toward, as far as how they were familiar with me. but think that no one

time to get a quick tease from kim. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> tease us, kim. how about this. go grab yourself a nice cup of coffee. sit back, a little chilly outside for may standard. we have rain drops. i'll get to the bottom of business and tell you about your sunday and all of next week too. 9:11. we will be right back. >>> welcome back. meteorologist kim martucci in for chuck bell. we saw in derrick ward's live shot, not raining in georgetown. little pockets doing okay. >> yes. let's go outside and enjoy it while you can. today wouldn't won't be a washout. enough showers on your toes. stop by our website and check out the radar, nbcwashington.com. not a bad idea before you head out. i'm here to help. my name is kim. let's take a look around outside. cloudy skies across the viewing area, and once again, our beautiful washington monument has dipped into the cloud deck. we can see the bottom half of it. 68, and the dew point is 64. humidity high at 87%, and the winds are blowing out of the east, right around 10 miles an hour. so that's the direction of choice

let's turn to kim martucci in for kim bell. looking at rain. >> funny, it's not rainy now. >> i love it. >> a look into the future here. >> that's right. we are looking outside right now. it's 6:45. my name is kim. great to see you. we're going to be talking about your weather forecast and looking ahead, seven days, we like that. all coming up. >>> bret michaels is planning to be in new york for the season finale of "celebrity apprentice," despite suffering a warning stroke. his troubles won't be a factor in picking tonight. the poison front man suffered a near fatal brain hemorrhage. tonight's winner will receive $250,000 for charity. watch the live finale right here at 9:00 p.m. >>> kim martucci joins us to talk about the rainy weather. >> all about rain drops. good morning, great to have you with us. take a look around outside. show you cloudy skies. with rain falling. soaking your front yard. but we've been needing the rain. my tulips are gasping out there. all of the upside down bulbs i planted too. temperature, 66 degrees

roll out the cake, kim. >> ok. >> thank you so much. light the candle. >> all right. >> roseanne cash is celebrating a birthday, the daughter of johnny cash. grew up in maryland. she's 55. also today, bob dylan is 69, he grew up in arnold and moved to cape saint clare. >>> if you're having a birthday, send an e-mail and tell us. to morningshow@wmar.com. give us a picture and all the pictures so we can say happy birthday. >>> 6:26. we have the story of a family desperately seeking closure. >> how students at towson university could help them find out what happened to their son. >> towson university is called upon to help in a suspicious death case. i'm sherrie johnson, find out why one local family thinks they can help. how many ways can you be comfortable? an energy efficient infinity air conditioner by carrier can save you up to 56% on your cooling costs, while also reducing your impact on the environment. which is better for where you live, and better for where we all live. turn to the experts during cool choices and get up to $1200 c

kim? >>> you know the crash i talked about earlier on the income emergency turnpike? the northbound lanes are still closed. if you head up to new york or new jersey, they don't plan to reopen that until 9:00 a.m. it was a crash involving three contracts so it's very, very serious. fortunately, we have nothing that serious around our area. traffic is building on the beltway of harford road slowing down as you make your way towards providence and belair road. 95 southbound four minutes from white marsh boulevard to the beltway. no problems from owings mills boulevard to 695. that will take about you five minutes. still working one situation in jessup at assateague drive. there is a structure fire so you will see emergency crews on the scene there. megan and jamie, back to you. >>> coming up next on "good morning america," scientists announced what they call a major step forward in the quest to create artificial life. they produced a living cell powered by man made dna. dr. richard betsa breaks down what it means. >>> can i hear you scream? >> aaaah! >> there you go. jon

here's traffic with kim. >> we have an incident just west of 83 in sparks glencoe. quaker bottom road closed because of downed wires. it's closed at this time. belfast should get you around that with no problem. traffic moving pretty well as you make your way on the beltway starting to build as you head on the outer loop lanes towards 95. inner loop no problems up towards i-70. the major roadways are not where we're having the production. we have a nice aerial viewch at i-70, volume building towards the i-70 interchange. as we peek at drive times, slow on old court road but 95 northbound from route 100 to 95, 10 minutes. 11 minutes on 29 southbound from i-70 to route 32. on the southwest side from i-70 to 95 on the outer loop, seven minutes. frederick county, still seeing the intersection at route 75 and 26 closed in both directions because of a bad crash. a new accident at conowingo and hughes road. the accident on the scene in whiteford, route 165 and 136. outside of the beltway in randallstown, the injury accident eastbound liberty road and old court road. back t

kim? >> reporter: justin, we're off to a good start traffic-wise. as we mentioned earlier, head's up it is national bike to workday. so expect a lot of bicycle traffic downtown and throughout the city this morning. traffic is look going on the outer loop as you make your way towards the topside. inner loop lanes are all good as you head towards 95. traffic is doing well as you make your way here on the southwest side as well. checking our drive times, all in the green this morning as you head on 795 on southbound from route 140 down to owings mills boulevard. that will take you about five minutes. then it's only a four-minute trip from there. a disabled vehicle 95 southbound as you approach the 895 split is blocking the left lane at this time. two incidents in howard county to let you know about. route 32 at linden church road. we have an accident in jessup. megan and jamie, back to you. >>> a health alert for enthusiasm morning. many public swimming pools aren't as clean as you think. who

kim brown. >> justin we have reports reports of debris at route 170 in deer run. reported as a struck animal. animal. and also a fire at bitterland. the drivers are on the green on the way you go from the harbor bound tunnel to 95. if you're traveling the outer loop this morning from i-70 to 95, that will only be 6 minutes as well. as we look at the city cameras not looking too bad on the jfx. no problems northbound as you head to the beltway either. megan and jamie, back to you. >> another car recall to tell you about this morning. >> thousands may need to be fixed. find out what the problem is. >>> parents delaying vaccines. which ones are recommended by the pediatricians? have you tried honey bunches of oats yet? every spoonful is a little different. mmm. they got three kinds of flakes. this is delicious. it's the perfect combination of sweet and crispy. i love it. this is so good. this is great. the magic's in the mix. have you tried honey bunches of oats yet? every spoonful is a little different. mmm. they got three kinds of flakes. this is delicious. it's th

right now back to the roads with kim brown. >> thank you, justin. this morning off to a fairly good start. don't have too many problems around the baltimore metro area. a disabled vehicle on the inner belt lanes. off to the shoulder, but you may see the activity around there. checking the cameras cameras this morning. looking good. traffic moving at a fantastic peace as you go southbound on 83 approaching the beltway traffic moving fairly fairly well. no problems on harper road on the beltway. we check the drive times in the green as well as making your way southbound on the harrisburg expressway. no problems for the 83 to the jfk looking good as well. only going to take you 4 mints this morning. around the area, a road closure in pilesville. riverside parkway closed at route 163 due to an oversized load being moved. a big tractor trailer is hogging up the roadway there. also in willard's maryland, remaining closed detoured to old ocean city road this morning. >> thank you, kim. >>> religion to this, it's exciting no doubt about it, everyone wants o

through sunset, 14 hours later, we should have the sun. 2-degree guarantee of 83. 5:30, and here's kim brown with traffic. >> justin, we are quiet around the baltimore metro area. fortunately no problems as you make your way on 85 down towards the tunnels. 21 cameras this morning in baltimore city, russ and will lee streets, no problemss as yo you make your way inbound. heading up a structure fire with west bittal closed. unless pilesville, southbound lanes of 543 moving an oversized load and that will have delays in the area as well. also checking on the road closure at route 50 on the eastern shore in 10 minutes. megan and jamie, back to you. >> 45 minutes ago the pakistan army said they down the pakistan any-taliban were connected to the times square attempt. the family man from the suburbs turned terror camp trainee said he got training in his native pakistan. tj winnick from washington. >> reporter: when faisal shahzad was in custody, he almost immediately admitted he drove the suv with explosives into times square saturday. >> i was never in fear we were in danger of losing him.

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let's check the roads with kim. >>> if you're traveling through frederick county, union bridge, 75 and 26 closed in both directions because of a crash. the roads are wet and it's kind of slick, so be careful. patchy fog also around the area as you make your way srbd on 95 approaching whitemarsh boulevard. no problems on the southwest side at frederick road. traffic moving fairly well and as we look around more on the outer loop and inner loop at i-70 traffic appears to be moving fairly nice on both the inner loop and outer loop so far. >>> 5:10. parts of the western u.s. are a timber box this morning. >> it doesn't take much to start a wildfire. what is fueling the flames in colorado this morning? >> oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. >> too close for comfort. the south dakota couple who nearly became part of this tornado story. 3q (sax player) i can't play my sax with allergy congestion. claritin-d helps me bre ...including congestion without drowsiness. live claritin clear. in fact, it protects you from the most damaging rays across 100% of the uva uvb spectrum. coppertone outshines. so you c

. >>> american officials say north korean leader kim jong il was behind the sinking of a south korean naval ship. it may stir tensions where the north have threatened war if there is any retribution. more on how the u.s. is trying to sort out the diplomatic danger. >>> a new york times report takes the blame a step further citing senior american officials who say the torpedo launch that sunk a south korean naval ship must have been authorized by kim jong il. one told the paper it's not an established fact but rather based on what the u.s. knows about how north korea and its military work. one expert i spoke with agrees. >> it would be entirely consistent for kim jongil to take this provocative behavior to show he's still in charge in north cree a. it's one of the reasons why the continuing existence of his regime is a threat to international peace and security. >> south korea announced it will take the case of its sunken naval ship not u.n. security council to get sanctions against north korea but they are unlikely to have much effect unless china is on board. secretary of state hilla

i'm motorologist kim martucci. temperatures in the 60s across the region. 66 winchester and frederick. good morning, sterling. you also have 66. rate d radar is picking up rainshowers moving slowly to the north/northwest between 10 and 15 miles an hour. watch for showers to continue today and we'll keep it cool, in the low to mid 70s, back to janice huff in new york city in in atlanta. now here's lester. >> janice, thanks. >>> more on the news of the world video out of london showing sarah ferguson allegedly taking money for access to her ex-husband prince andrew. take a listen. >> tim is itn's royal correspondent. good morning. good to see you. i need you to put this in perspective for me. this reporter is posing as a businessman. why would he want access to the prince? >> reporter: well, there have been stories going around, as i understand it from sources, for some time that there was concern about sarah ferguson possibly trying to use her influence with prince andrew to secure business deals. this was a setup.

kim jong il must have authorized the torrent -- torpedo was sold. the assessment was based on their sense of the political dynamics rather than hard evidence. the official as saying they are increasingly convinced that kim jong il ordered the sinking of the ship to ensure the succession of his younger son. more on that later in the program with victor cha on the situation in north korea. cocoa is in china and will be addressing the issue later this week. the south korean officials is expected to take this to the u.n. as early as tomorrow. dale from illinois, democrat line. caller: good morning, sir. the woman that was just on really has my views. why are we over in afghanistan? really? why are we there? i don't think they had anything to do with september 11. another thing is, if the poppy we'd, whatever you want to call it, is sold in demand, why aren't we contract in with -- contracting with the growers so we can get them on our side, rather than the taliban being on their side? host: thanks for the call. host: thanks for the call. john burns had

kim? >>> a head's up for anyone traveling to the new york/new jersey area this morning, the turnpike is shut down at exit 7 because of an overturned tractor-trailer. around our area, we're not looking too bad traffic-wise. don't have a lot going on, on the major roadways. we do have a road closure in green haven. mountain road closed at edwin rainer boulevard. we take a peek at our drive times, they are all looking normal and green. 895 southbound no problems down the split. no problems from the beltway down route 32. on the southwest side, the outer loop on i-70 to i-95, only six minutes so far. jamie, back to you. >>> what do you do if you have an adult child that seems to be deteriorating because of alcohol and drug use? >> through his lawyer, lindsey lohan's father voices concern for his daughter. hours after a warrant was issued for her arrest, the actress posted bond. she missed a mandatory court hearing for her no-contest plea for dui. she says someone stole her passport while over

now at 5:30, here's kim. >> thanks, justin. we have a disabled vehicle on the soak bound lanes of the bw parkway. that's off to the shoulder. one road closure because of an accident in the pasadena area. mountain road at mansion house crossing closed due to a crash this morning. as we take a peek at the big roads, traffic's very light and moving at a really, really good pace. moving at speed around the area. same here on the west side of the outer loop at i-70. no problems as you hit the i-70 interchange. no problems here on the southwest side. it's checking in clean as you make your way down towards the tunnels. megan and jamie, back to you. >>> financial reform has cleared the senate and must now clear the house version approved in december. it would enact the most sweeping changes in the rules of governing big banks since the great depression. t.j. winick reports from washington. >> on this vote the yeas are 59 and the nays are 39. the bill as amended is passed. >> reporter: they are the most far-reaching restraints on big b

kim did not refer to this. just to see whether you could put the pieces together for a more normal relationship. that presumes a system that besides its long-term interests are to achieve a normal for a clause in normal relationship with the outside world. one thing that really strikes me about the north is the degree of dependence on china has grown significantly. usually that's not north korea's style. they have not got the united states. they have lost south korea. they certainly do not have japan. it is a very unsettling picture. as richard said when the question was posed to mr. pollack -- again, is not to say that north korea could not be a productive society under certain circumstances, but it is a long way from here to there. i think the chinese have decided to play a waiting game. they could be disappointed yet again, but is also a way in which they think it is the sort of a damage limitation strategy. it begs the issue of how much there is intrinsic concern about the existence of some kind of a nuclea

let's check the roads with kim. >> it may take you a few extra minutes to get to where you're trying to go especially at this early hour. very wet roads as justin said, patchy fog could slow you down a little bit. no real problems on 795 but just add a couple of minutes to the commute so far this morning. so it could take you is it minutes to -- 12 minutes to make it from 140 to the beltway. all lanes are open. we're dealing with two crashes, way outside the beltway. one in union bridge that has route 75 closed in both directions at route 26. you can try south street as an alternate. out in the whiteford area near pylesville, route 165 south of route 136, an injury crash with police and emergency crews on scene there as well. back to you. >>> 5:41. known for her weight watcher commercials. >> this morning the british former duchess of york a royal embarrassment. -thanks for coming back out. -sure. i think you might have hooked it up wrong, though. yea, we're getting way too many channels. no, no. that's -- that's standard. fios also comes with 11,000 free movies and shows on demand p

still a believe in significant quarters in china that, over a longer period of time, particularly after kim jong-il qnificantot to say all the sudden overnight you go to someg sort of transition, but north korea cannot indefinitely, you know, for ever defy the laws ofr gravity politically and economically. now again, as you know there's been lots of predictions over the years that began as a atnowe hand. waves of this.ye were going through another cycl. of this right now when this is o resilient determined regime thas really doesn't depend that much on the outside world, but if they depend on anyone, it is china. you know, again, i think because china is the immediate neighbor, this does inhibit their options, but there's a kind of, in some toome exte least a kind of quiet, i don't want to call competence, that's way too strong, a believe that over tim- this will not be sustainable. indeed, as you know there's lots of anxiety in some south korean quarters that mike goodes the chinese are gobbling up what kon ever is there to gobble.gobbliwt i don't quite buy into the idea that north korea n

. >> 11 news reporter kim dacey has more. >> i heard the helicopter flying around. it seemed to be moving over every street and shining the lights. >> people in this dundalk neighborhood soon found out. around 2:30 saturday morning a 40-year-old man was shot and killed in his own front yard in the 700 block of railway avenue. he was shot nine times. >> i am shocked. there were break-ins but never anything this bad. that's the worst. >> usually everything happens on the other side. usually this neighborhood it has been quiet since we lived here. >> family and friends identified the victim as lee martin. the owner of the hops inn bar next to his home. >> that's scary. >> police say they donet have a motive for the murder or suspects except for two unidentified men seen running away from the area after the murder. neighbors say that concerns them and they will take extra precautions to make sure they and their families are safe. >> we lock everything now. you can't leave your car. you have to double-check all that now. it's awful. >> we let our kids play pretty much al

we very much hope that during this recent visit with kim douville kim jbng il to make clear-- kim jong il that we made clear. that is the first basket on security. the second identified was on clean energy and climate. i do not think i need to tell this audience or any and why is that the u.s. and china have a significant role to play in dealing with the challenge of energy and climate change we are the two largest energy consumers, greenhouse gas in matters, and there is no imaginable solution for dealing with the problems of dealing with greenhouse gases without significant engagement and contribution by both the united states and china. it is now up to us to be the vanguard's, as it were, to a salary to transition to a low carbon economy if we have any hope to meet the objectives for limiting greenhouse gases in the atmosphere and the risk of increased global temperatures. i think the evidence here suggests, and i know the people here at brookings are looking at this, but we are seeing a real change in the way the chinese approach this question from its historical position which sug

biggest driver, kim berland assets. they earned 81 million double what the street was expecting stronger pricing better volumes lower costs. wood products were up 50%. that's amazing. 18% increase in volumes. the demand for weyerhaeuser's products is back. the recovery's under way. and with a housing shortage coming, my terms, by december 31st of 2011 the story's only going to get better and better and better. how about a catalyst? weyerhaeuser will convert into a real estate investment trust sometime in the second half of this year, when potlatch and ray & aer converted into reits their stocks soared to new highs. i think you want to be in front of this weyerhaeuser conversion and own the stock ahead of the news. here's the bottom line. housing's improving. no doubt about it. based on the strength of these beats. my favorite way to play housing is weyerhaeuser because even though fitz's interpretation of the technicals suggests the momentum may be waning we can't ignore the turnover. 4% decline in this day. we got a hu

here is kim dacey. >> not looking too bad on the roads out there. just one incident to talk about howard county. 97 and 70, there is police activity. otherwise, not looking terrible around the area. 14 minutes on the outer loop west side. and some management beltway and 100, 6 minutes. liberty road, there are some delays there. white marsh in the white marsh area, at 95 southbound, quite a few delays. those that pick up in the last few minutes. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we have a full search and sign -- filtered sunshine did not enough to produce any rain. it is running ahead of this storm to the west. the rain you see here is dissipating a little bit. high-pressure and has great conditions during the day to day. -- gray conditions during the day today. we expect it to make it into the low-to-mid-80's today. we will be mostly sunny with the high, thin clouds overhead. that puts the temperatures of hope over the average. -- to buttress a little bit over the average. and temperatures will be held down a bit over the weekend. get out a

news crews in china today filmed a man in sunglasses who appeared to be kim as he arrived on a special armored train. later, a convoy of limousines took him to a five-star hotel. china invited kim to visit, as it tries to get north korea to resume talks on ending its nuclear program. the talks have been stalled for a year. greece got a boost today in its battle to stay out of bankruptcy. germany agreed to supply nearly $30 billion over three years, part of a larger, international bailout totaling $145 billion. the germans had held back on helping greece, but chancellor angela merkel said it is time for action. >> this reaction with a law does not only mean that we assist greece, but it will also help the stabilization of the euro as a whole and, therefore, help the people of germany, because a stable european currency is extraordinarily important. >> sreenivasan: germany made its move after greece agreed on sunday to deep new cuts in public spending. april was kind to automakers in the u.s. ford and chrysler reported sales were up 25% from a year ago. toyota was up 24%. and general mot

kim? >> reporter: justin, a lotful earlier delays have been clear add way on 95 southbound, traffic's moving better. we have a couple of incidents to let you know about. traffic's not looking too bad here, just a little slow going as you head towards the tunnels. as we look at our maps, we have an accident still lingering at parksville. also police activity reported in the eastbound lanes of pulaski highway and joppa road. looking at green spring avenue, traffic moving nicely here as you make your way towards the topside. stay with us. we have the morning news update right after this. >>> good morning. i'm megan pringle. it's friday. thanks for joining us. police in annapolis are looking for a man they say approached two girls near bates middle school locate heed on chase street in annapolis. police will be in that area patrolling school bus stops and neighborhoods where students walk to and from school. one girl reported on may 5th, a man pulled up next to her as she was walking in the 20

kim dacey joins us live in the studio. >> yeardley love should have graduated today with a degree in political science, but instead she was given a diploma posthumously. 25,000 white ribbons were distributed for people to wear as part of a campaign to unify the community and raise awareness about domestic violence in the wake of her death. organizers want to make a visual statement against violence and tell people it is ok to speak up. the one people to donate to dark -- two organizations -- they want people to donate organizations that deal with this. >> people do not want to talk about it. >> it is part of the healing process for all of the students here, that we can leave on a positive note. >> yeardley love also appears on this week's cover of "people" magazine along with a headline, "coul hshe have been -- could she have been saved?" >> anne arundel officers are investigating the death of a six month old baby. homicide detectives were notified. at this time, no cause has been determined. >> we are taking a look at our hd doppler radar. most of the rain has been west or south of

kim sat down with him and got an exclusive look at next season. >> 160 students graduated from the university of maryland medical school friday. there keynote speaker came spragustraight from hollywood. he is the executive producer of law and order svu and also happens to be a harvard-educated doctor, who uses his medical training in his work. >> we do a lot of medical stories on "svu." we try to raise questions at the country is facing, in terms of medical and ethical issues. >> his work gives him an unique perspective from the medical field. he says the doctors are good storytellers. he says his message for the graduates extends far beyond the walls of the hospital. >> you will shaped and reshaped by stories of major discoveries. you will be caught in the battle of cost containment and struggle with competing interests of your patients, health insurance companies, and those who have access to your care and those who do not. >> while he was in town, we asked him what happens next season on "as the new" he gave us -- on "svu" and he gave us a sneak peek. the new season will air this fall on w

to the par 4 14th, anthony kim in a bit of trouble. we show you the 18th fairway, and then we show you anthony kim. right there. looks good. only problem, he's trying to get to the 16th green. so he's got all sorts of native trees, spectators and all to get over, and he's a pro. no problem. perfect angle. right there. on the green stuff. he would double bogey the hole and finish 5 under. par 3 17th, mickelson looking for par. just right at the hole. he is tied for second behind billy mayfair. mayfair looking for his sixth career pga tour win, first since 1998. >> the indy car series in kansas. danica patrick started the race in ninth position. lap 33, scott dixon in the number 9 car passes ryan briscoe on the inside to take the lead. dixon dominated. led the final 150 of 200 laps. how dominant was he? on lap 71 he lapped danica. danica would finish 11th. the final stretch. cruise control for scott diktsen. he claims his second straight indy car series victory at kansas speedway. >> top stories straight ahead. the cavs and celtics going

kim. >>> you may see closures still at westminster because of a motorcycle accident. emergency vehicles are still on the scene we check the baltimore metro area, and looking good on 95 southbound as you approach white marsh boulevard. 97, just north and south of the beltway. an accident reported 97 northbound at ben full boulevard. the drive times not too bad from route 1400 franklin boulevard. 4 mints and then owens mills down a 3 minute ride. an accident still in hanover at dorsey road and candlewood road. police are on the scene with a detour. also in baltimore city, bittal street has been closed again from mlk to maryland avenue as the crew the continue with the fire itth and an accident at parkville. megan and jamie, back to you. >>> it happened on april 20th but we could finally see the effects of the oil rig explosion in the gulf coast for years. cleaning up the oil is in the an easy task but today the best short-term solution for bottling up the oil spill threatening the lives should be arriving. a specially built giant concrete and steel box designed to keep

and kim is live with the latest there. >> the friends and family say it was 40-year-old lee martin who was shot and killed early this morning. he owned the hops inn next door to his home in the 700 block of railway avenue. police say she was shot as many as nine times. he was taken to bay view medical center where he was pronounced dead. the police are not sure of the motive for the murder. it is one of the most serious crimes in the area. >> i'm shocked. this was break-ins and things but never anything this big. that's the worst so far. it is awful. >> police say two black males with seen running from the area at the time of the shooting but right now they have no suspects. reporting live. wbal-tv 11 news. >> and meanwhile homicide detectives have their hands busy with another deadly shooting. police say an unified man was found shot shortly before midinate and pronounced dead shortly after. tho word on the suspect or possible motive. a night on the town ends with a baltimore city police officer opening fire. police say the responded to a car alarm and found the suspect inside the off

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once again, kim cattrall -- here's a flashback to the '80s. wow. >>> meanwhile, coming up in this half-hour, losing focus. if you find you are distracted a lot, could be your busy like, could be your work here, too much technology, too little sleep, or adhd. adults can have it as well. we'll tell you how to tell the difference. >>> chef matt murphy told us his incredible story of recovery this morning. but now he's going to cook up some cajun favorites. >>> speaking of dublin, the band called the script from dublin is back for one more song. that was such a full concert on the plaza. first, amy and jenna are here with a look at what's coming up over the weekend. >>> we are live in the gulf of mexico where that massive spill has reached wildfire life sanctuaries. >>> we'll continue our series "today hits the road." i traveled along one of the oldest highways in the united states -- route 66. >> is that why there was 800 jars of salsa all over the office upstairs? >> yes, indeed. salsa a big product of new mexico. >> i was hoping, because otherw

once again, kim cattrall -- here's a flashback to the '80s. wow. >>> meanwhile, coming up in this >> per good morning zeechl plenty of sunshine and the temperatures are warming up with the strong may sun. the live view looking off to the west, we will have lots of sun and clouds this afternoon. we are into the 60s to near 70. it will continue to climb into the 80s today and overnight tonight it will be cloudy and tomorrow cloudy and cooler and highs in the low 70s and a chance of a passing shower saturday evening with thunder. a passing shower >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right. coming up next, how to fix a wandering mind. is it adhd or maybe something simpler? we'll help you figure it out right after this. i'll take this. ( crashing ) double miles add up quick. and all of those. so we brought the whole gang. one adult, one goat please. it's hard to beat double miles. everyone knows two is better than one. introducing the venture card from capital one... with double miles on every purchase every day. go to capitalone.com. what's i

that's better than simon, better than general growth and better than kim co. sell in may and go away in not so fast. i know i went off the charts. i know i disagree with the technicians. but down 4% weyerhaeuser, wy, come on, step up to the plate. after the break i'll try to make you more money. >> announcer: coming up -- >> domino's pizza crust to me is like cardboard. >> we changed everything. the crust, the sauce, the cheese. now it tastes better. >> announcer: will a culinary makeover have this stock rolling in dough? cramer's exclusive one-on-one with the ceo of domino's pizza. fresh off their earnings call. plus, as uncertainty in the big banks continues to swirl, going local has never looked so good. cramer's headed to cali for a regional winner that could help deposit profits into your portfolio. all coming up on "mad money." >>> domino's pizza crust to me is like cardboard. >> the cardboard complaint is the most common one. >> this we hear over and over and over. >> i mean, that hits you right in the heart. >> shows you what i know. i actually like do

. >> kim will continue to travel with hillary clinton on her asian tour. you can follow the latest developments on her online contact. here are the rest of the day's main headlines. >> a state of emergency has been declared in part of kingston, jamaica as the prime minister promises a tough response to armed gangs who attacked a number of police stations. there were trying to prevent the arrest and extradition of the drug lord wanted in the u.s. on charges. >> security forces trying to seize. several police stations have been attacked by gunmen. this one was set on fire after police abandoned it after having run out of bullets. now a state of emergency is declared in parts of the capital. the prime minister has described violence and the city as a calculated assaults on the authority of the state. >> this will be a turning point for us as a nation. to confront the powers of evil that have penalized the society and ernest d. and indeed -- and earned us the label of one of the murder capitals of the world. we must confront this with determination and unquali

kim? >> well debra, police don't have much to go on in this case. they found a man lying in his yard dead shot multiple times and they only have a vague description of the suspects. >> i heard the hospital flying around and i saw a spotlight, i was looking out the windows and it was going, seemed to be moving over every street and shining the light. i was scared, e didn't know what was going on. >> for people in this neighborhood soon found out. police say around 2:30 saturday morning a 40-year-old man was shot and killed in his own front yard, in the 7,000 block of railway avenue. he was shot as many as nine times. >> i'm shocked. i can't believe that. i mean, like i said, there was break-ins and everything but not this. that's awful. >> everything usually happens on the other side. usually this neighborhood been quiet since we lived here. we moved in 12 years ago. >> the family and friends identify him as lee martin, the owner of the bar next to his home. that's scare by np nothing happens. >> miss don't have a motive or suspects except two uniden

. >> david: kim? >> i think the regulatory commission is considering new rules and regulations for casinos and they're possibly considering new taxes from the federal government. the s&p has an accelerating on this company, so i would say no, don't buy it. >> david: you're saying yes to warnico, a sportswear company. why? >> yes, they sell bras, underwear and under the calvin klein brand. more conservative than what the miss usa contestants would wear but the company had a blow-out quarter. bullish forecast. if you look at the three-year chart, this is the time they see the gains -- >> david: quickly, do you like it or not? >> hell, no. they don't pay a dividedividend. >> david: you like arm & hammer or the company that makes them, church and dwight. why? >> they have the sexiest brand in town, trojan, including the trojan essential massager. >> david: vicky? >> no. too expensive. >> david: what do you like? >> i like energizer and they make stick razors. what is sexier than the close shave? >> david:

now checking with kim brown. >> thank you, justin. no problems around 6:95 or 95 so far but there's one crash on the eastern shore that has the eastbound roads on woodard road closed. the cameras not looking too bad here. the volume is still light. and we check the drive times

here's kim brown with traffic. >> dealing with delays on the from an earlier crash. as we peak at the cameras we are looking heavy on the westside at old court road towards i-70. it is going to be slow on hartford road. liberty road looking sluggish towards i-70 so far. dealing with a car fire at o'donnell street. southbound route one accident at meadow ridge road. crash reported 97 southbound. looking at the drive time. they are up on the topside between the 83. that will take you three minutes. slow on 83 all the way down to shoreline. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> "poker face." >> that's right. i have a little lady gaga. it was my turn to live the dream. we'll show you that in a little bit. how fun is this. my miniworld series of poker. it was at harrah's in atlantic city. i'm not going to tell you how i did it. >> the suspense. you're all-in. i was in atlantic city, for the new jersey governors women's conference. and you're all the talk of atlantic city. your dream coming up. >>> also coming up on this humpday morning, cinco de mayo. we have the queen. queen l

here's kim brown with the latest on that. >> thanks, justin. we're still very light this morning. traffic is looking good around the beltway as we take a peek here at harford road. inner and outer loop looking good on both the east

do you ever sit back and say to yourself, kim, you know what? i'm in my 50s now and i'm at the top of my game? >> it's a great feeling. first of all to be a leading lady in your 50s is not very common in hollywood, which is a turning 35, 36 and half the amount of scripts that i was getting as an actress, they just -- there were no jobs. suddenly i was playing somebody's mother or crazy aunt. but i wasn't playing the leading lady anymore. i think shows like "sex and the city," and "mama mia" are making people think differently about women of a certain age. they've never thought that way in europe. it is changing, and it is gradual. >> "sex and the city 2" opens nationwide thursday. later, hoda and kathie lee will sit down with samantha's one-time love seth jared. can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try. i heard eating whole grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lower our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father

we very much hope that during this recent visit with kim douville kim jbng il to make clear-- kim jong il that we made clear. that is the first basket on security. the second identified was on clean energy and climate. i do not think i need to tell this audience or any and why is that the u.s. and china have a significant role to play in dealing with the challenge of energy and climate change we are the two largest energy consumers, greenhouse gas in matters, and there is no imaginable solution for dealing with the problems of dealing with greenhouse gases without significant engagement and contribution by both the united states and china. it is now up to us to be the vanguard's, as it were, to a salary to transition to a low carbon economy if we have any hope to meet the objectives for limiting greenhouse gases in the atmosphere and the risk of increased global temperatures. i think the evidence here suggests, and i know the people here at brookings are looking at this, but we are seeing a real change in the way the chinese approach this question from its historical position which sug

let's check the roads with kim. >>> not the ideal way to begin

down to 65. >>> let's check the roads with kim brown. >> it's not looking too good this morning. we have an accident just reported southbound 895 at lombard street now blocking the left lane and shoulder. serious accident in howard county, all the westbound lanes of route 70 closed because of an accident at the baltimore national pike. it's not looking good here on the top side of the beltway either. stop-and-go pretty much from 95 past the belair road exit. we have a couple of incidents, as we check the maps. an accident in baldwin, long green pike and fork road. still dealing with wires down at quaker bottom road and york road, it's closed at this time. people using belfast to get around that. outer loop, west side, 18 minutes to make it from 795 to i-70. a six-minute ride, 95 southbound from whitemarsh boulevard to the beltway. harbor tunnel thruway, eight minutes from the split to 295. traffic pretty much jammed us a make your way here southbound at whitemarsh boulevard. stop-and-go all the way from little gunpowder bridge to the beltway. stay with us, a morning news update n

please say hello to naveen andrews, daniel dae kim and emilie de ravin. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. thank you guys for coming. and you have not seen -- have any of you seen the finale, the entire finale? >> no. >> jimmy: so you have no idea what's going on. why are you harboring skulls, naveen? >> it is a gift from manson to emilie. >> jimmy: from charles manson? from marylailyn manson. such a big fan of the show. terry, i don't know if your aware of this, but he painted a picture of john locke. >> oh, i've got it. he gave me a print of it. >> jimmy: oh, he did? can we see that? wow. very talented. i'm surprised marilyn isn't wearing his hawaiian shirt. naveen, you don't watch the show, do you? is that true? >> i saw the pilot. we used to -- >> jimmy: saw the pilot. >> you have to know what the piece is and what happens. we used to go to each other's houses and i used to go outside and have a cigarette and, you know. no, i haven't seen the show. >> jimmy: emilie, you were off the show for a year. during that time that you were off the show did you watch

i've seen them get in a show don with kim jong il. i've seen him get tough on the president of iran, president "ahmed-nut job"? gut the only time he was nervous and fidgety is on "the view." look how many times he fidgets here. take a look. >> i am surrounded by women. >> we're not surprised. >> i am surrounded by women. i'm always surprised. you always surprise me. you always have something. >> well, i just to want say, in fact, over the weekend, i re-read "dreams from my father." >> all right, let's wind this baby up. my favorite moment of the past year, though, was seeing all five living presidents together in the oval office. something spontaneous happened. i thought it was just fantastic. take a look. >> ♪ what it is >> ♪ war what it is good for line lien absolutely nothing line lien say it again y'all ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, this is indeed been an honor and privilege. this is the greatest job i've ever had. for the president of the united states, first lady michelle obama, thank you very much, everybody. have a great ev