>> let's say that anna can be intimidating. i think that's her armor, to intimidate, to give the people a sense that she is in charge. >> i have been asking to see those books. like, this week, okay, is your deadline. >> she is not a person that's gonna show you her emotions, ever. she's like a doctor. when she's looking at your work, it's like a medical analysis. some of us can't cope with that. we need to be loved. >> fat chance of that, says vogue creative director grace coddington, another veteran colleague. >> i think she enjoys not being completely approachable. you know, just her office is very intimidating, right? you have to walk about a mile into the office before you get to her desk, and i'm sure it's, you know, intentional. >> have you ever seen her looking less than perfect? >> no. >> never? >> her hair is always... >> that must take terrific discipline. >> i think she's a very disciplined woman. >> also a very pampered one. conde nast, her publisher, picks up the bill for her hair and makeup every day of the week

there is a lot for anna ahead. jon: she has some spirit. jenna: anna, eric thank you very much. pam, thank you so much for taking the time today. >> thank you. jon: think about her when you are asked to be an organ donor. i am. next time you reach for a bag of healthy chips are you really getting what you pay for? a new report finds some so-called health food really still junk food. product packaging you see can be very misleading, using terms like naturally-sweetened yogurt, covered, refused fat, glute gluten-free, that report appears in "consumer reports" shop smart magazine. the june issue. sue perry is the deputy editor of shop smart and has some of these, well things you might want to watch out for. so all of this, what seems to be healthy food, you have to look out with, look at with a very critical eye, huh, sue? >> you definitely do. there are some things out there, as you say, they carry a halo around them because they say reduced fat or fruit filling or got yogurt coating or something. believe me, once something is dipped in sugary yogurt or chocolate it is candy. let'

reverend norman fong, anna sidana and corey lee. we were goingtinue continue the conversation conversation how you bring science into your cooking. you know you are studying things relating to food. >> we have opportunities as a chef now, chef from previous generation didn't have. really work to fine-tune things. i think so much cooking is folklore re and traditions passed on. we're at a time we can break those things in cooking. it's great to be a food scientist and even a physicist to improve what we do. >> kristen: talking about youjd. an important concept for a lot of immigrants. do you feel like, unlike all the reality tv shows, that you can hold on traditional values, be a good person, so to speak, and still accomplish what you need to do to achieve success? >> i think it involves a lot of skills. what i do and environmentally where i work, there really is more. >> it boils down to education. it's close to the hearts of all three of you. let's talk a little bit about this beginning with you. anna, you think our education syste

it is anna underscore gilligan. and i will come up with something interesting to read about. >> are you listening to a tiny phone? >> i'm sorry. my earpiece is not fitting. >> tell your mom you will call her back. >> it is the only way i can hear you. i apologize. >> joe, do you have upcoming show? >> tuesday and thursday i am in new york city and friday at the red oak in has mutt, new jersey. follow me on twitter, joe devito comedy for more information. >> okay then. back to you, greg.

anna needs the money. although she is 26, she is almost too old. this clinic is looking for even younger donors, and it has plenty of applicants to choose from. >> every day, we get calls from two or three women who want to donate eggs. we now have a list of $200, even though we do not have that may potential recipients. >> anna heard about a donation from a cousin. in these difficult times, news of the unusual income opportunity gets around fast. >> it is not a bad idea. everyone has to build their own future. people are always looking for a way to do that. >> spain has the highest unemployment rate in the european union. 50% of young people are jobless, and the government has radically reduced spending on education and benefits. many young people have no way of funding their studies. >> our stipends are not enough to live on any more. the new government is making more and more cuts. it is a problem, especially for students because we depend on stipends. lots of people have dropped out of their courses because their funding was cut. that is why me

anna needs the money. although she is 26, she is almost too old. this clinic is looking for even younger donors, and it has plenty of applicants to choose from. >> every day, we get calls from two or three women who want to donate eggs. we now have a list of $200, even though we do not have that may potential recipients. >> anna heard about a donation from a cousin. in these difficult times, news of the unusual income opportunity gets around fast. >> it is not a bad idea. everyone has to build their own future. people are always looking for a way to do that. >> spain has the highest unemployment rate in the european union. 50% of young people are jobless, and the government has radically reduced spending on ecaon and befits manyoung peoe have way of funding their studies. >> our stipends are not enough to live on any more. the new government is making more and more cuts. it is a problem, especially for students because we depend on stipends. lots of people have dropped out of their courses because their funding was cut. that is why men are donating

t right now with dino and anna. before i get to you guys, earlier i asked julian bond if this open letter was released now to influence sermons in the pulpits tomorrow. listen. >> it's one reason i signed on. i support president obama and i supported his statement. i wasn't aware of any special strategies, though i hope there were some special strategies around this. as i said, this election is too important to just take a carefree attitude toward it. anybody who stays at home is really voting for the other guy. >> so they're trying to rally the troops. i thought it was an interesting question when it was posed, is it more important to be a good christian or more important to support the first african-american president of the united states? >> i think it's going to be great to see what happens tomorrow and the poll numbers. it's the rare voter who just uses one issue to vote on. they support president obama on many other issues. i think it's unlikely they'll vote against him. i think it's great julian bond and othe

let's talk about it right now with dino and anna. before i get to you guys, earlier i asked julian bond if this open letter was released now to influence sermons in the pulpits tomorrow. listen. >> it's one reason i signed on. i support president obama and i supported his statement. i wasn't aware of any special strategies, though i hope there were some special strategies around this. as i said, this election is too important to just take a carefree attitude toward it. anybody who stays at home is really voting for the other guy. >> so they're trying to rally the troops. i thought it was an interesting question when it was posed, is it more important to be a good christian or more important to support the first african-american president of the united states? >> i think it's going to be great to see what happens tomorrow and the poll numbers. it's the rare voter who just uses one issue to vote on. they support president obama on many other issues. i think it's unlikely they'll vote against him. i think it's great julian bond and othe

anna was at the tanning salon but not in the room. she blames it ob a kay of -- on a day of sun. >> the young are you start, those effects are cumulative. >> reporter: whether it's the real son or fake bake, that touch of bronze comes with a price yeah, i tan. i don't care. >> reporter: 5-year-old anna is still at home with her mom as she fights the charges. jamie costello, abc2 news. >> not a bad looking day. hazy. it depends on where you're watching. we've got 63 in light thy couple. -- to the south and west you're pushing up close to 80 and toward frag. look at the lack of sunshine through most of the day. bright green at ground level. mountain air -- mt. airy, well into the 70s but annapolis tough time getting out of the 60s. one of the issues where it's did then steadily cooler as you go east of baltimore, warm as you go west. in terms of rain. the only action toward hagerstown will be pop-up showers toward the 70/68ly the. right now the radar picture will continue to be quiet. 57. 72 in oakland. almost 80 in hagerstown where the

anna, a stellar job. dave briggs. >> the way that clayton described it sounds like something they have at guantanamo bay. people are paying to do this, signing up by the thousands and are' in a suit. a problem here clayton. >> i've got to get changed. and she's staying on the exercise bike at the gym to see this. >> rick: good call. tell you one thing, dave briggs, the sun a shining and feels warm here now and you're lucky because it has not been this warm. >> it's not just changed the-- trust me it's going to feel better. >> pounds of ice. >> rick: let's talk about the weather, we have some weather out there, some storms across parts of the plains and dave, right now latest 63 degrees in new york city, around 7 degrees warmer than it was when i started. 73 this morning in kansas city and waking up 72 in minneapolis and the line where we might see storms firing throughout the afternoon, but here is your forecast for the day today. a beautiful day, again, you know, sometimes you get in the patterns of bad

then we are going to head out to anna kooiman. >> hey, anna. >> ♪ ♪ why do you whisper, green grass? ♪ [ all ] shh! ♪ why tell the trees what ain't so? ♪ [ male announcer ] dow solutions use vibration reduction technology to help reduce track noise so trains move quieter througurban areas all over the world. together, the elements of science and the human element can solve anything. [ all ] shh! [ male announcer ] solutionism. the new optimism. >> welcome back to fox and friends. it is 31 after the hour. >> we have news to get to right now. top 5 at 5:30. those are the stories making news at this hour. chilling new developments in the case of etan patz. he is a 6-year-old boy who disappeared 30 years ago today. they charged pedro hernandez of second degree murder. hernandez was 19 years old at the time working at a convenience store where etan disappeared. he confessed to luring him into the basement of the store with a promise of a soda before he allegedly choked him put his body in a bag and discarded it with the trash. he told several family members he had done a bad thing a

she is anna coyman. and he is smarter than a chinese finger puzzle doing a dance on "jeopardy." >> get my name right. >> i don't know why. >> and his hepititis is running a 5k this weekend to find a cure for bill schulz. my it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and he has more talent than britain and america. the barely legal radio personality, attorney and basist for the punk rock band. and his front page will fill you with rage. it is our new york tiles correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> benedict carrie profile scientist who created a tiny implant that allowed two people to maneuver a robotic arm using nothing more than the power of their own mind. once i have this brain in my possession, your face will not go unpunched for more than a minute, gutfeld. >> wow. a little angry there. >> i guess it declining circulation has not been good for the paper. >> punch face. >>> you can't shop for brief on account of his beliefs. yes, manny paquo is now banned from the grove, an l.a. shopping mall for

. >> anna? >> i think this reflects what i know to be true in the republic party and the democratic party. there are did vechanging opinio. some of us are pro gay right and some democrats are anti-gay marriage republicans. and i think this is a calculated move where the white house is coordinating with these black leaders who obviously support president obama as julian bond told you and it's a smart mover. trying to eenforce their base and send their base the message. we'll have to look at the entire pa j conditional. we may not like what he's saying but don't forget there's any other package. on the republic side the same thing. you saw mitt at libertity university today. you would have never expected him this to receive the very good reception he did, they were very hospitable to him and i think it's the same thing on our side. look at the entire package. >> so this idea that blacks are opposed to same-sex marriage seems a little overblown. 49% of blacks are opposed to 43% of why this, accordi

jazz from a collage over larry's bed, to a collage of anna in stone, there are memories of anna nicole throughout the house. dannielynn knows it's her mom, but she doesn't know exactly what that means as she mischievously paints lipstick on her lips. what's clear is her loving relationship with her father. anna would be proud. >> reporter: also tonight, we have new brad pitt. he is in caan. and leonardo decap rio in our great gats bee exclusive. -- gatsby exclusive. >> you can see that here tonight at vech:30 -- 7:30, here on wjz. >>> 4,000 cases of beer on the road. police say the driver of a tractor-trailer lost control and overturned, dumping all of that beer on the ground. he was okay. but crews were brought in to clean up 55,000 pounds home brew. smells lovely there. >>> a flash mob at school gives one faculty member a surprise in louisiana. >> the vice principal thought she was attending an assembly. but instead, hundreds of students broke out in song. it has been a rough year for her. the baby boy she was carrying, was diagnosed with neuroblastoma cancer. she took a leave of abs

and i never loss sight of the fact anna doesn't have that privilege. we know that every day. >> there are no visits for anna stoddart. there is only a graveyard. a headstone and memories from a life cut short. >> i used to go out almost every day for the longest time and just sit out there for hours. no mother should ever have to bury a child. too young. she had too much more to do in her life. she didn't get to finish it. and that's not fair. and this was the hardest thing i've ever had to do.

services after anna said it came from tanning with mom. >> my daughter and i go shopping and get our nails done, tan. when i say tan, i'll tan. i tan. >> she admits anna was at the salon but says not in the room and blames the rash on the real sun after a day of gardening. >> we often consider going a tanning salon equivalent of smoking for the skin. younger you start affects are cumulative. >> whether the real sun or a fake bake, risks of skin cancer add up. a touch of bronze come was a price. >> yeah. i'm tan. i don't care. >> nnl engineer law says no one under 14 can use a tanning salon. 5-year-old anna is still living home while her mom fights charges. >> this is generating a lot of outrage and confessed tanya holic snooki said you're not supposed to take kids to tanning beds. >> when she's the voice of reason, you've gone over the edge. >> check out these comments. there is jill wrote what is wrong with this woman? i think the tanning bed fried her brain. >> claudia says her mother's judge smt not good. >> and bill writing mothers now are the single number one danger to kids emo

reports from anna warner and erin moriarty. the highest court yet strikes down the national law that denies same-sex marriage. nancy cordes on what's next. america's biggest city plans to ban super-sized soft drinks. michelle miller on one mayor's crusade against obesity. and norah o'donnell with a familiar face at the white house. >> as you wrestle with tough decisions, you will now be able to gails at this portrait and ask, "what would george do?" ( laughter ) captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. with a former vice presidential mom nikkei couple of millionaires, a thief and a mistress, the john edwards trial had all the elements of a novel bit, apparently, not the elements of a conviction according to the jury late today. edwards was acquit of one count of campaign finance fraud in connection with his run for the 2008 democratic presidential nomination. the jury reported that it was hopelessly deadlocked on five other counts, so the judge declared a mistrial on

anna, i don't know what happened between you, and i don't need to know. what i do know is, he loves you very much. we were very close once. -i made some choices he didn't approve of. -that doesn't sound so terrible. well, we both said some things that we shouldn't have. next thing you know, we're out of each other's lives. anyway if you could give this to him when he gets back i'd appreciate it. of course. thank you, mr. washington. good-bye. good-bye. yes, rosa. okay. say hello to everybody. good-bye. so, are you going to change my bed too ? not today. your bed isn't on the schedule. pretty strict rules, if you ask me. - hello, nurse brenda. - hi, mr. brashov. how are you feeling today ? much, much better. good. so where are you hiding mr. jenkins ? i'm getting bored talking to myself. i'm afraid mr. jenkins didn't make it. what do you mean "didn't make it" ? he died in the operating room a little while ago. that's impossible. he was telling me jokes yesterday. we were laughing together. mr. jenkins was a very sick man. he just wasn't the type to complai

speaking of nerds, dean obdalla and anna navara. so here's what the real political analysts, not that you guys aren't. they're saying if you win the economy, you win the white house. dean, you wrote about this on cnn.com. you said not long ago, you thought that president barack obama would come to the rescue, but you're not sure right now. so be straight with me. let's go. don't give me my kryptonite. >> when obama got elected, i thought he was a superhero. he's now a mere mortal. i think he knows that. >> we want to get to other subjects, anna, because i want to talk about romney now. what kind of super hero or avenger do you think president obama is, dean? >> i don't think he is a super hero. that's the problem. >> so romney swooped in this week as captain jobs. so let's look at his super power. >> i can tell you over a period of four years, by virtue of the policies we put in place, we got the unemployment down to 6%, perhaps lower. >> a lot of people say romney's cape is all hype, there's no muscle behind it. it's all talk, anna

anna would be proud. >> reporter: also tonight, we have new brad pitt. he is in caan. and linardo dicaprio in our great gats bee exclusive. that and so much more coming up on entertainment tonight. >> that's at 7:30, here on wjz. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news. breaking news in the ballpark. an oriole favorite is about to return in the field. >>> mark has the details live in camden yards. next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, we gotta sell the car. where would we even start? get the car. hi howard. get in. hi, good to see you. start with an actual written offer when selling your car, no strings attached. carmax. start here. >>> all right. they're still number 1. tough loss last night. but in any game. mark is live with the wjz the fan sports report. >>> and we have breaking news about fan favorite, brian roberts, who we have not seen play in a game in more than a year. he's ready to return. orioles announced just moments ago, that brian roberts will announce the buoy bay sox tomorrow. and they will begin the assignment with the double-a minor league team. after he missed signif

anna got a minor sunburn. at school the next day, they think she proudly told her friends she went tanning with mommy even though she didn't actually get a tan. they think her teachers heard her say that, saw the sunburn, made an assumption, and called the police. >> she got sun burned. that's it. that's all that happened. >> reporter: the incident happened over a week ago but we couldn't see any burns on anna or even any indications she even had a sunburn. new jersey law prohibits kids under 14 from going tanning at a salon. the salon denies she wasñr ever there. >> krenzel says many mothers have their children in the rooms while they tan in the beds. she is out of jail on a $25,000 bond. >>> meanwhile marijuana use is up among teens according to a report today by the partnership at drug free.org. the survey finds 1 in 10 teens admits to smoking pot 20 or more times a month. that number is up 80% since 2008. 70% of teenagers say they have friends who smoke dope regularly. the abuse of prescription drugs rema

and i wouldn't call you a nerd, anna. a political analyst, anna navara. so here's what the real political analysts, not that you guys aren't. they're saying if you win the economy, you win the white house. dean, you wrote about this on cnn.com. you said not long ago, you thought that president barack obama would come to the rescue, but you're not sure right now. so be straight with me. let's go. don't give me my kryptonite. >> when obama got elected, i thought he was a superhero. i think he's now a mere mortal. i think he knows that. we do need a captain economy or debt reduction dude or put the hulk in congress and do the hulk smash. >> we want to get to other subjects, anna, because i want to talk about romney now. wait a minute, hang on. what kind of superhero or ave e avenger do you think president obama is, dean? >> i don't think he is a superhero. that's the problem. >> so romney swooped in this week as captain jobs. so let's look at his superpower. >> i can tell you over a period of four years, by virtue of the policies we put in place, we get the

she's in the room. >> reporter: anna's parents say when anna went to school the next day she told her friends she went tanning with her mom. they think someone at school overheard that and called the case a big misunderstanding. >> she was outside tuesday. it was 85 degrees. she got sunburned. that's it and all that happened. >> reporter: according to new jersey state law no one under the age of 14 is allowed to use a tanning booth. the salon denies that the 5-year-old even entered the establishment, saying she waited outside with her father and brother. in a statement to nbc news, the salon owner said, quote, it absolutely did not happen here. we wouldn't let a minor tan. i have seven kids. i'm not going to let a kid tan, nor would anyone else here. everyone knows, we would never let this happen. >> the real issue is, probably the only reason why we're really talking about this, is because the woman sort of looks a little kukoo for cocoa puffs. that is not a legal term but an accurate term. i don't think legally we'd be having this discussion with the amount of evidence that's been p

anna werner has been covering the 17 days of testimony and nine days of deliberations, and she joins us now from the courthouse in greensboro, north carolina. anna. >> reporter: scott, as the foreperson told the judge, that the jury had failed to reach a verdict on five of six counts, edwards smiled. then we watched as he hugged his daughter, cate, and his parents, all clearly relieved. then he stepped outside to face everyone else. >> while i do not believe i did anything illegal or ever thought i was doing anything illegal, i did an awful, awful lot that was wrong, and there is no one else responsible for my sins. >> reporter: edwards denied he was part of any illegal scheme involving the money used to pay hunter's living expenses and to keep her out of public view while she was pregnant with his daughter. prosecutors introduced evidence that they said proved illegal campaign contributions from two wealthy donors, campaign finance chairman fred baron and heiress, rachel "bunny" mellon, were used to cover up edwardss' affair in violation of federal law. but edwards' defense attorney

thanks, anna. in afghanistan, three nato service members were killed this memorial day, two in a helicopter crash in the east, the third died in an enemy attack in the south. the situation in syria took an ominous turn over the weekend when more than 100 people were massacred in a small town. many of the victims were the children. syrians rose up against the assad regime 14 months ago. the u.n. says more than 9,000 civilians have been killed in the fighting. so what happens next? we have two reports beginning with elizabeth palmer. >> reporter: a mass grave is the only way for the villages of houla to cope with 108 bodies as they arrived singlely or in groups for burial. 49 of them, said the united nations, were children. these shocking images prodded the u.n. back into action, and today kofi annan, the man whose peace plan is so vividly failing arrived in damascus for official talks. >> those responsible for these brutal crimes must be held to account. >> reporter: but how? by the time military ob

anna came looking for work in u.p.s. she didn't get a job there. i steered her to the construction admin training program. now she has a job with good benefits and a new life. so i urge you to consider to vote yes and to get these projects going seismically safe hospitals, good health care and all of the good things that can come from that. have a good afternoon. president fong: thank you. >> good afternoon, president fong, commissioner moore, commissioner sugaya, commissioner antonini, commissioner miguel, and commissioner borden. i'm ted sang, the director of the asian foundation. many in our community these days are busy at work preparing for next month in may which is asian pacific heritage month. i was thinking about all of the great health institutions that take care of the health of the asian american community in san francisco, from kaiser who has a third of our patients which is the only hospital in the country dedicated to serving the chinese community and northeast medical services, the largest federally qualified health center in san fr

our girl anna, doesn't she look great this morning. for the forecast today, saturday and sunday we have a chances of thunderstorms in the forecast. about a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms for saturday. it will be very warm, though. so ladies, make sure you are wearing your fancy dresses that are maybe sleeveless like our girl anna out there. potential for severe weather. storms in the forecast up toward missouri and iowa. thunderstorm watch meaning conditions are favorable for thunderstorms. we have a thunderstorm warning just east of the glaton area in west central illinois. keep an eye on that. we will bring you the forecast details for the kentucky derby. >> have you girls been? >> no. have you? >> i haven't. all of us. >> we will do fox friends first there. >> yes, let's do it. >> it is gadget time and our tech guru clayton morris has must have gizmos. thank you for joining us. >> this is luggage. >> i know, luggage. it was one of the big hits at the travel show this year. the company launched biaggi. other wheel rollers exist.

thanks, anna. in afghanistan, three nato service members were killed this memorial day, two in a helicopter crash in the east, the third died in an enemy attack in the south. the situation in syria took an ominous turn over the weekend when more than 100 people were massacred in the small town of houla. many of the victims were the children. syrians rose up against the assad regime 14 months ago. the u.n. says more than 9,000 civilians have been killed in the fighting. so what happens next? we have two reports beginning with elizabeth palmer. >> reporter: a mass grave was the only way for the villages of houla to cope with 108 bodies as they arrived singly or in groups for burial. 49 of them, said the united nations, were children. these shocking images prodded the u.n. back into action, and today kofi annan, the man whose peace plan is so visibly failing, arrived in damascus for official talks. >> those responsible for these brutal crimes must be held to account. >> reporter: but how? by the time

for more of that, we have anna kooiman meeting the troops this morning. good morning to you, anna. what's going on? >> hey, good morning to you, yes. 6,000 men and women in uniform from both u.s. and coalition forces are docked here in new york city we're on board the "u.s.s. wasp." it's the largest of the 22 ships here. the public is invited to come and tour around that some of the excitement you are seeing behind me. i'm joined by the marine aviation officer in charge major aaron vondz. good morning to you. v 22 off spring. you say t helps to travel twice as fast since it takes off like a helicopter but flies like a plane. >> replaces the medium lift helicopters in the marine corps and takes off like a helicopter and lands like a helicopter but flies like a plane which enables us to go twice as fast and two or three times as far. >> give us a few more specs. >> i can give you an example. recently flew a v 22 from jacksonville, north carolina to montreal, canada and landed on an legal low pad and we did that in one shot. >> how long would it normally take. >> helicopter take up to

let's wrap that up, anna, and get to the points she made. she brought up the issue of race and how that's going to play out in the campaign, the way people talk about the president. and also stimulus money. >> well, race is always going to be an issue in america. it's a constant conversation that we have to keep having. the disrespect that she is talking about towards the president, look, there was disrespect towards president bush. but i think it has been notched up quite a bit with president obama. i think the tea party has had a lot to do with that. i think the 24-hour news cycle has inflamed it quite a bit, which of course i'm a part of. but the fact is we as parents in this country have to teach our kids respect. that's where it starts. it starts at the home. yes, sir, no, sir, yes, ma'am, no, ma'am. i mean those, that is a value that this country i think is quickly getting way from in our political system, that there has to be respect. and i think that the political climate of the country is so volatile right now that in many respects,

but the school nurse noticed anna had a rash and called child services after anna said it came from tanning with mommy. >> my daughter and i, we'll go shopping and get our nails done, tan, and when we -- when i say tan, i'll tan. i tan. >> reporter: she admits anna was at the tanning salon but says not in the room. she blames the rash on the real sun after a day of gardening. >> she often consider going to a tanning salon the equivalent of smoking for the skin. and the younger you start, those effects are cumulative. >> reporter: whether it is the real sun or a fake bake, the risks of skin cancer add up. that little touch of bronze comes with a price. >> yeah, i'm tan, but i don't care. >> reporter: new jersey law says no one under the age of 14 can use a tanning salon. 5-year-old anna is still living at home while her mom fights she's charges. scott goldberg, abc news. >> i'm so distracted. i couldn't even listen to anything. i'm just focused on her face. >> she looks like a chicken mcnugget. >> it's terrible. >> she pleaded not guilty to court wednesday morning. she's free on $2500 cash b

>> that's anna wintour, you're the only person who doesn't know that, and she was banned from it the event. >>> kardashian's ex-kris humphries is furious over her accounting of the wedding gifts. >> you're mean. >> he's getting petty now. she donated $200,000 to charity claiming that is double what they received in presents, he wants to know why she is not counting a $325,000 ferrari sent to them by a malaysian businessman. i know, how is that for the table where all gifts are? and that from kcra 3 reports in sacramento, california, where one woman never heard of the word retirement. mae is 92 years old and happily works for the state of california in the same agency since 1943. she has served under ten governors. she has no plans to quit and while she relies on a walker to get around the office her mind is as sharp as ever, as one co-worker put it, mae was the computer here before there were computers. i'm lynn berry this is "early today," your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. >>> in eastern europe furry friends have stolen the spotlight. four white tigers made thei

let's join anna back with us. hi, anna. >> hey there. we are pumped because we're on the uss wasp, the biggest of the 22 ships out here docked in new york city. good morning to you, captain. >> good morning. >> thanks for being with us. this is your first fleet week ever. what's it been like for you so far? >> been very exciting. we've had a great time coming into port. the city has rolled out the red carpet for us and our sailors are having a wonderful time. >> i know you want to do welcome anybody in the tri-state area to get their booties over here and to really enjoy everything. at 9:15 there is a lot of pomp and circumstance. >> our chief of naval operations will be on board the ship and he will have a reenlistment ceremony for 30 sailors and ten officers as they recommit themselves. we're excited to host that today. >> it's a great opportunity for the public to get out here and tip their hats to servicemen and women who have helped us out so much and did do great things for us. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> enjoy your time. back

one little shower down toward lake anna south of i-64. we have showers and also in western west virginia. these are the 24-hour rain totals. and you see how you've got this bright bull's eye into western areas of prince william county, even into parts of fauquier. i have a 4-inch total from one of our weather watchers in catlett. close to 5 inches. that's why we had the flooding problems and the concerns and we still have an active flood warning there for prince william and fauquier county and manassas still 2:15 this afternoon. we've seen a little bit more sundown south. notice -- sun down south. 57 orange. the clouds are thicker up north in d.c. upper 60s to 72 degrees here in washington with 568 la plata and easton at 73. still mostly cloudy but you look up at the sky right now, you get the feeling the sun is going to break through here not too shortly. 72 degrees -- or shortly i should say. humidity 73%. kind of muggy and sticky. we have storms in the northwest heading to the northern part of minnesota. down south we've seen some stor