jenkins. sorry. i am just tired of eating food that tastes like pills and pills that taste like food. excuse me. jamal ! thank you for coming. it is good to see you, mr. brashov. - what have you got there ? - a little something from rosa. nurse, meet jamal, one of my most important employees... at crossroads cafe. how do you do ? nice to meet you. is that food for mr. brashov ? yes, it was rosa's special today. - chicken and rice. - chicken and rice. that sounds wonderful. smells delicious ! oh, it is deliciou too bad you can't eat it. can't ? why not ? doctor's orders. you're on a restricted diet. you can only eat food prepared in our kitchen. it's for health reasons. nice meeting you jamal. nice meeting you too. sit down. so, jamal, tell me everything. - i just wanted toee how you are doing. - oh, my heart is doing better. my stomach is doing much worse. so tell me: how are things at the cafe ? i hope jess is not having too many problems. no, no. the cafe is doing fine. i better make a list... of e

jenkins? >> thank you, chairman bingaman, ranking member murkowski and distinguished members of the committee. i'm jesse jenkins. i direct the energy and climate program at the breakthrough institute, an independent public policy think tank based in oakland, california. it's an honor to appear before you today to discuss the role of government and energy innovation, particularly on my birthday and senator murkowski's. advanced energy policy and markets in the united states are now at a key inflection point. in recent years, u.s. advanced energy sectors have grown rapidly, adding jobs even through the depth of the recession, while reducing costs for many technologies, including solar and wind power, batteries for electric vehicles and advanced biofuels. still, a recent cost declines mark important industry maturation and progress, nearly all advanced energy sectors currently rely on public policy support to gain an expanding foothold in today's well-established energy markets. that policy suppo

jenkins? >> thank you, chairman bingaman, ranking member murkowski and distinguished members of the committee. i direct the energy and climate program at the breakthrough institute, an independent public policy think tank based in oakland, california. it's an honor to appear before you today to discuss the role of government and energy innovation, particularly on my birthday and senator murkowski's. advanced energy policy and markets in the united states are now at a key inflection point. in recent years, u.s. advanced energy sectors have grown rapidly, adding jobs even through the depth of the recession, while reducing costs for many technologies, including solar and wind power, batteries for electric vehicles and advanced biofuels. still, a recent cost declines mark important industry maturation and progress, nearly all advanced energy sectors currently rely on public policy support to gain an expanding foothold in today's well-established energy markets. that policy support is now poised to

jenkins. congratulations, it is big day for birthdays. >> we have cupcakes in the back. >> why don't we have the same procedure here that we did with mr. augustine, and have each of you give us five or six minutes of summarizing what you think we should know. we will include your full testimony in the record and then we will have some questions. >> thank you. but morning, ladies and gentlemen. it is and honor and privilege to be here before the committee. and join in my role as analyst with bloomberg new energy finance division, focused on the clean energy sector. our group provides data and insight on investments, the technology, and trends in clean energy. my remarks represent my views alone and not the corporate position of either bloomberg r bloomberg new energy finance. the report examined the various challenges facing technologies looking -- technology companies looking to scale up while driving their costs down. other studies have since explored this area in greater depth. the most nota

jesse jenkins is also here. he's the director of energy and climate policy with the breakthrough institute in oakland, california, and we're told today is your birthday as well, mr. jenkins. congratulations. this is a big day for birthdays. >> we've got cupcakes in the back, mr. jenkins. >> yeah, that's right. why don't we have the same procedure here that we did with mr. augustine and have each of you give us five or six minutes of summarizing what you think we should know from your testimony. we will include your full testimony in the record, then we'll have some questions. mr. zindler, you want to be first? >> sure. thank you. good morning, chairman bingaman, senators, ladies and gentlemen. of course, happy birthday to my co-panelist, senator murkowski. it's an honor and privilege to be here before the committee again. i join you in my role as analyst with bloomberg new energy finance, a division of bloomberg, focused on the clean energy sector. our group provides accurate and actionable data and insight on i

today that college student, cathy jenkins, is one of the most successful lacrosse coaches ever. zachary kesah has the story. >> reporter: when cathy jenkins arrived at saint agnes school in 1971, she was a 20-year-old looking for a job. over the next years, she would grow in the way similar to the hundreds of lives she has touched in the classroom and create one of the most successful lacrosse programs in the country. >> i just was really lucky. a friend of mine was teaching here and she said do you want a job and i said yes, i was 20 years old. i showed up the first day, i didn't have an interview. >> reporter: it wasn't until 1976 that she co founded the lacrosse program. it was pretty grass roots in the beginning. in fact, a lot has changed since the early '70s. including merging with the boys saint stevens school in 1991. but amongst all the changes, the one constant has been, jenkins. >> i think it's what keeps me young. and keeps me going. every day, i look forward to coming here every day and being with the team. >> reporter: over the past 37 seasons, jenkins has made a h

then representative lynn jenkins from kansas gives the republican address. she also begins by thanking the u.s. military for their service. and she outlines the republican plan for job creation and economic growth. >> this weekend, folks across the country are opening up the pool, firing up the grill, and taking a well-earned moment to relax. but memorial day is more than a three-day weekend. in town squares and national cemeteries, in public services and moments of quiet reflection, we will honor those who loved their country enough to sacrifice their own lives for it. this memorial day, michelle and i will join gold star families, veterans, and their families at arlington national cemetery. we'll pay tribute to patriots of every generation who gave the last full measure of devotion, from lexington and concord to iraq and afghanistan. later that day, we'll join vietnam veterans and their families at the vietnam veterans memorial-the wall. we'll begin to mark the 50th anniversary of the vietnam war. it's another chance to honor those we lost at places like h

have that many wins and you heard jenkins say she never played the game. she says she read books and went to catches. that's how she learned the game and i'd say it turned out pretty well. >> sure did. thank you. >>> still ahead the candidates trying to get back to basics on the campaign trail, find out what president obama and mitt romney both want to address tonight. >> then a little later new charges for the man accused of opening fire on the white house. >> but first a small family of sorts has taken roost or residence up at a local school. why the neighbors think these guys all showed up. we'll tell you about it up next. >>> mothers weekend is off to a very night start down in sterling, virginia. this mallard gave birth to 11 ducklings last week. they were born in the newly renovated courtyard at sterling elementary. the school's green team has been working to maintain the area the last few years and they installed a small pond in there. teachers believe it was the addition of the pond that attracted the mama duck to the courtyard in the first place.

. >> republicans address came this week from kansas conwoman lynn jenkins. -- congresswoman lynn jenkins. most of her address focused on high prices and a lack of job creation. >> on memorial day as we consider the sacrifices our service members and their families have made, we are reminded to never squander the blessings of liberty. that is why helping to create jobs and grow our economy will continue to be republicans' focus in the weeks and months ahead. >> congresswoman jenkins says the nation owes its service members the promise of a strong and growing economy. >>> d.c. police are looking for whoever stabbed a woman near the convention center late last night. the attack happened at about 11:15 near 7th and m streets near the mt. vernon square metro station. the woman was stabbed in the face near her jaw. they're looking for two other women in connection with the attack. >>> d.c. police also looking for an armed robbery suspect who held up a 7-eleven convenience store on thursday. police have released these photos of the suspect accused of pulling a knife on a cashier. there you go r

osterman jenkins has two perfect scores from last night. cynne simpson will be live on the dance floor after the winner is announced in hollywood. watch for her reports on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> maria menounous, i still love your dancing. >> she did make the "maxim" magazine hot list today, so that's consolation. >> here is our forecast. few more showers and thundershowers for the rest of the day, isolated downpours possible. same story tomorrow. hot on the

that katherine jenkins will be the winner. we will have to wait until after the big finale. if you're wondering where senescence and is, to steal away the mirrorball trophy. is in los angeles will. for live reports from her beginning tonight at 11:00. >> maybe she is trying to get on season 15 of dancing. >> you never know what is going to happen. it is 61 degrees outside. >> still ahead, tim tebow not going away. his famous everyone's hair breaks. ♪ oh oh oh oh ♪ you see it in the brush... ♪ oh oh oh oh ooh oh ♪ ...and then there's the pillow. ♪ i dare you to dare me ♪ so they dared me to try this tpantene. [ female announcer ] pantene anti-breakage the keratin protection system makes hair stronger reducing breakage up to 97%. ♪ ♪ think only salon brands can do that? i dare to compare... will you? [ female announcer ] anti-breakage from pantene. hair so healthy it shines. [ mechanical humming ] [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. ♪ ♪ then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ ♪ now we've t

. >> katherine jenkins, donald driver, and william levy will perform one more dance before a winner is crowned. cynne simpson is in hollywood with a recap of last night. >> it was an exhilarating night for william levy, earning a perfect 30. and then a 29 on his high energy freestyle. it was great. we had a lot of fun and there were a lot of lists and movement everywhere. it was very difficult that the beginning, but we got it. >> donald driver's tango captured a 29. but it was his freestyle that would be the most talked-about dance of the night. >> i am just glad i made history with her. >> the one to beat maybe katherine jenkins, who received perfect 30's, placing her at the top of the leader board. >> i think it would be amazing to win. i feel like we stepped up and did our best. now it's in the hands of everybody and home -- at home. >> these finalists are among the most talented front 14 seasons of dancing. rumors are true. next season the stakes will be even higher. i understand the decision has been made. >> i'm not supposed to say anything. all stars. i can tell people it will

catherine jenkins and the actor. live from hollywood with a look at all the excitement. >> what an evening. goodi spoke to all the contestants. they felt really great about their moves active steps floor and now they just want that trophy. it was an exhilarating night earning a perfect 30 and then a 29 on his high energy freestyle. >> it was great. it was a lot of movement. it was very difficult in the beginning, but we got it. >> the showcase a lot of growth. it was the free style that would be the most talked-about stance of the night -- dance of the night. still, the one to beat maybe catherine jenkins, who received a perfect 30 on freestyle placing her at the top of the leader board. >> it would be amazing to win it. i feel like we stepped up, and now it is in the hands of everybody at home, so we are trying to entertain them. >> the finalists are among the most talented of 14 seasons, and the rumors are true. next season's stakes will be even higher. >> i understand a decision has been made. >> a decision has be

father jenkins maybe appropriately for his role says it should not be the government. but if the religious institutions decide it they will include everything they own, every university, every hospital, every college and charity organization, and a lot of non-catholic people will be denied what they consider appropriate to their medical needs, a contraception. >> i think you raise a really important point. this is complex, but what i think father jenkins is missing is that notre dame and other universities headed down this road. they accepted federal funds. they cannot be used to establish a religion. that's our first amendment right. once you accept federal funds you say you're doing a secular service. so who makes the call when it's secular or religion, do you expect federal funds? i think if he said we will not accept any more federal funding and we'll be a dependent religious group -- >> you're playing hardball here, sister. that's the problem. you're just going if you're in for a dime you're in for a dollar you're saying. a dime from the federal government, they'r

. >> coming up later, charles jenkins answered a tweet and gave away some prices. >> i thought he was tweeting you. but that was another guy. >> ama: tales of power struggles. political intrigue and corruption at the vatican. the man accused of leaking top secret documents and what the pope is saying. >> the spacex capsule's successful launch makes a dying wish come true for hubs -- hundreds of people. >> good evening. i'm alan wang. >> ama: i'm ama daetz. everything is ready for the 75th anniversary celebration of the golden gate bridge. but a word of caution. there's extremely limited parking. in fact some cars are already being towed. the bring will be closed at 9:00 p.m. for the fireworks show. festivities begin in the morning but you're urged to get there without a car. >> this woman has to wait dollar before her car is pulled out of the oakland estuary. she lost control and went into the water. she managed to get out hourss' some good samaritans helped her ashore. >> the uss iowa is in southern california tonight. she passed under the golden gate bridge for the last time. the la

i haven't discussed those matters with father jenkins. but his statement outlined why the university thinks this lawsuit is necessary to respect its religious freedoms. >> thank you for your time. >>> we want to move on to congresswoman eleanor holmes norton to talk more about this. congresswoman, i know you were listening to that interview. what is your response to the argument of why the university of notre dame feel that is they need to file now for a mandate that would not go into effect for another year? >> i think that professor garnett even concedes that his lawsuit may be unnecessary. and i think it is. and it's unfortunate considering that the administration and the catholic church and catholic institutions have been allied on health care. but let me tell you why i think that lawsuit is not a good one. first of all, more than half the states, 28 states already mandate contraceptive health care. the administration began by exempting religious -- inherently religious institutions, that's the arch diocese, that's churches and alike.

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de alameda identifiÓ al menor como "jonathan moreno", quien se hallaba en bloque 4100 de la calle "jenkins way" donde murio pocos horas despues. >> cuándo un hombre en una harrley davsion el conducto de la moo sufrió daños graves. >> y un incendio en santa rosa en la vivienda 3200 de damian place, el fuego daño la vivienda severamente. >> y se continúan la ivnestigacion de un edificio comercial donde se encontraron cientos d eplantas de marihuanas, tenían lamparas y filtrado electrico con las plantas de canabis. >> y personas heridas e el 4500, la policía informa que ambos son llevados a un lugar vercano. >y> la organización messenger for change, llevn a cabo el próximo jueves un evento para recaudar fondos para las personas víctimas de violencia domestica, entregue su pistola por una tarjeta de regalo. >> y los gaseoducos de pg&e usaba más presión que la permitida en sus tubierias, 40 alasas en la presión aademás de las 78 del 2011. >> y el mayor número de reclamos por mordeduras de perro más de 20 millones de dólares pagados por las reclamaciones, esto es más de 20% de

if you read father jenkins statement, it as tough decision from where he is. he is now suing the commencent speaker for saying he is not willing to engage. >> and that is eck policit expe suit. >> if they had the traditional exemption they could have had a big step for the mandates without any real institutional objectives to it. and they got greedy. at tabor they were slammed 9-0. it as case. they argued a position so radical there is no ministerial exceptions. >> col len, what is the political fallout of this, this year, do you think? >> this is really a rude awakening for catholics who went out on a limb here and you now you have a suit disproportionately targeting catholics because nine out of ten insurance plans already covered contraception. this is hitting them hard. i think that will be another issue in the politics here where they look and say hey, we went out on a limb for obama and voiced our concerns, by the way, before this law went into effect. >> and they still pushed through you with the regulation. but briefly on the politics here, joe. cathol

driver and katherine jenkins would have taken the top spot in last night's finale. we'll have how it all went down later in the half hour. >>> sales for what's being called mommy porn. >>> and positive news when it comes to making our car payment. your business news is next. >>> plus, health concerns stemming from sleep apnea. in fact, they are the most serious so far. >>> welcome back, everyone. well, it looks like we're doing better at paying our auto loans. late payments in the first quarter fell to their lowest level in more than a decade. that will make it easier to get an auto loan. many people are keeping up with car payments over mortgages and credit cards. >>> ford is doing better. that allows ford to reclaim all of its assets, including its blue oval logo. the company had put up its headquarters, factories and other assets, including that logo, as collateral on loans. >>> overseas markets were off, on a report that greece is making plans to abandon the euro currency. tokyo's nikkei average plunged 173 points today. hong kong's hang seng lost 267. in london

driver and katherine jenkins would have taken the top spot in last night's finale. we'll have how it all went down later in the half hour. >>> sales for what's being called mommy porn. >>> and positive news when it comes to making our car payment. your business news is next. >>> plus, health concerns stemming from sleep apnea. in fact, they are the most >>> welcome back, everyone. well, it looks like we're doing better at paying our auto loans. late payments in the first quarter fell to their lowest level in more than a decade. that will make it easier to get an auto loan. many people are keeping up with car payments over mortgages and >>> ford is doing better. that allows ford to reclaim all of its assets, including its blue oval logo. the company had put up its headquarters, factories and other assets, including that logo, as collateral on loans. >>> overseas markets were off, on a report that greece is making plans to abandon the euro currency. tokyo's nikkei average plunged 173 points today. hong kong's hang seng lost 267. in london, the ftse opened higher. on w

driver and katherine jenkins would have taken the top spot in last night's finale. we'll have how it all went down later in the half hour. >>> sales for what's being called mommy porn. >>> and positive news when it comes to making our car payment. your business news is next. >>> plus, health concerns stemming from sleep apnea. in fact, they are the most serious so far. s>s>@@q >>> welcome back, everyone. well, it looks like we're doing better at paying our auto loans. late payments in the first quarter fell to their lowest level in more than a decade. that will make it easier to get an auto loan. many people are keeping up with car payments over mortgages and credit cards. >>> ford is doing better. that allows ford to reclaim all of its assets, including its blue oval logo. the company had put up its headquarters, factories and other assets, including that logo, as collateral on loans. >>> overseas markets were off, on a report that greece is making plans to abandon the euro currency. tokyo's nikkei average plunged 173 points today. hong kong's hang seng lost 267.

katherine jenkins and mark ballas ended their run with a jive. donald driver and peta went with a cha-cha. in a close competition, these dancers may have been the difference. but before a winner was chosen based on the judge's scores and the viewers' votes -- ♪ kelly clarkson performed. as did season 14 contestant gladys knight. according to tradition, the stars who didn't make it this far made final appearances on the dance floor. one more turn in the spotlight before third place was announced. >> william and cheryl. >> reporter: and then finally, the coveted mirror ball presented. with this win, donald driver becomes the third professional football player to win at "dancing with the stars." following in the foot steps of emmitt smith and hines ward. in hollywood, i'm craig roper. >> clearly these football players have an edge. they should be banned. >> why do they have an edge? >> they keep winning. i don't know what the sej quite yet. i'm going to figure it out. congratulations to donald but he beat out my william levy and i'm upset. >> eigh

mayor, griff jenkins, it looks like you may be behind in the polls and fund-raising. what is your strategy to turn it around in your favor and win this fight? >> we know this is a very unusual election. i don't know that there is any modeling that will reflect how unusual this is. i don't think anybody know who is will come out and vote. but we have seen a tight race. we think it's going to be tight. there is no question that if if thcomes down to who can raise more out-of-state dollars, scott walker can win. he has raised tens of millions of dollars from out of state. that itself raises questions. what he has done, he has become the rock star of the far right. high has traveled this country y and he's been the tea party favorite. that's allowed him to bring in tens of millions of dollars. i am not going to be the rite rock star of the far right or the far left. i am going to be rock solid and be a governor to create jobs. >> reporter: if i can follow up, governor walker seems to be making the claim, if you turn on the television or radio, that he has an advantage wit

katherine jenkins had a strategy as well. showing off her vocals in the freestyle and receiving the only perfect 60 of the night. >> this was the toughest week. i just wanted to get it right for him. >> i am very proud of her. >> lots to be proud of out there. katherine jenkins coming in the top spot. levy and driver both have 59. this could go any direction. on a personal note, i know you always look forward to the costume changes when i am out here. i really had to wracked my brain to figure out how to step up my game for you and i came up with this bedazzle thed -- >> way to go. >> way to be creative. >> thank you. see you at 11:00. >> have a great time. >> the 3 hour finale begins tonight at 8:00. gladys knight to was a contest and early on and kelly clarkson will both perform. we will have much more with cynne at 11:00 tonight. >> rebecca cooper goes one on one with katie correct to talk about growing up in virginia and the new show she has on abc 7. >> parents cannot figure this out on their own. this is an issue that n

that's where griff jenkins talk total owner. >> reporter: how has governor walker impacted your business? how do you feel about the recall? >> i think the recall is a very large waste of resources. we elected governor walker to do a job. he's done that job. and now we are trying to undo that. i believe my vote should come first time -- i shouldn't have to vote again for the same guy. >> reporter: so you don't like the recall? >> i don't like it at all. >> i think it's a waste of time. he won the election, regardless of what he is doing, he won the election. why the recall? let him serve his term and vote next time. >> i think governor walker should be recalled. >> reporter: you do? tell me more. >> i upon not a big fan of taking the money from out of state, especially not being truthful with the money in the defense fund, i would like answers to those questions. i don't know. i don't trust him. >> i don't believe there is a recall justified here. he is doing hahe said he was going to do. he is reducing taxes and trying to make wisconsin a more friendly work environment, trying to attract

kathrin jenkins, a classical singer. over the last couple of weeks she has transformed into one of the best celebrity dancers to perform on the show. she is coming off of an injury. her goal is to give a strong, sensual performance. she is boring to have to represent for the ladies. i have a suspicion this is guardedly the person of a lot of women are intended to. he has been consistent this season. definitely. some have been saying he may be the one to take home the trophy but he will have to be out -- beat out donald driver. he wants the trophy. you will se where the cameras are set up. he grabbed some snacks and went back into practice. he is giving at 100%. we have video backstage. we will have a wrapup for you with another live report here at 11. back to you. >> thank you. cannot wait to see what you are going to wear tonight. the finale is on a 8:00 p.m. followed by "the bachelorette." and abc 7 news at 11. >> what a monday. hard to get motivated. >> we were talking about the weather. it looked like it would hold o

jenkins. it was your report on competitiveness, rising above the gathering storm that serve as a foundation for legislation that passed by an overwhelming margin back in a 07. it wouldn't surprise me if your work on energy innovation encapsulate in the report that was going to hear of today. ultimately could lead to a similar result. i think most would agree that it's time for us to renew a coherent long-term approach energy development in all of the above approach, innovation and of course is absolutely at the core of that strategy. i think it is one of the few areas where the government can and should be providing greater funding and at the same time i am aware that if we do decide to spend more on energy innovation we have to make very difficult choices about the amount of spending and the duration as well as what our priorities are. a couple of comments and each of these areas. first the obvious. investment is the code for spending and that is going to require taxpayers' dollars with our d

along with katherine jenkins, william levy, and their partners. it's the "dancing with the stars" after-party. ♪ and that's just the beginning of the e celebration. we're also live with the cast of the summer's new blockbuster, "men in black 3." "gma" starts, right now. >>> it's a blockbuster morning. there was the moment last night. donald driver gets the mirrorball trophy. everybody in times square, looking at the end zone dance by donald driver. what a crowd we have out there this morning. >> look at that. they are packing the house. >> come on out, guys. they are walking outside into the crowd, as we speak. there's the confetti. and there he is, the man of the hour, donald driver. they all flew overnight, no sleep. looking good. and they will tell us everything that happened backstage. everything you didn't see on camera. >> the charisma leaps off of donald, doesn't it? >> what a deserving champion. they all could have won, though. they all saved the best to last. there could be only one winner. we'll have lots of dancing ahead. d.j. kiss, s

katherine jenkins and mark ballas dance to a second place finish. all will be at "good morning america. the library of congress memorializing songs and sounds that shaped american culture. among the latest additions is donna summer's "i feel love. -- "i still love" was back to a selected weeks ago. joined by dolly parton's "coat of many colors," and prince's "purple rain it." >> a chance to win two vip tickets to see madonna at the verizon center into timber. >> just watch abc 7 news at eleven o'clock to get the clue word and then take it to wjla.com/facebook and enter it and the winner will be announced tomorrow on abc 7 news at 11:00. good luck. >> actually have some sunshine this money, pleasant. more showers and storms this afternoon and evening so we are not out of the woods yet. should have some more downpours later on. flash flooding does remain a minor concern for localized area flooding. the weekend, hot and humid. chance of a late day storm of the weekend. >> that does it for "g still thinking of replacing the truck? i just don't know wher

. >> that means the final three r donald driver and kathryn jenkins. they will be competing for the trophy next week. you can look for my live reports are a year and abc 7 news. >> outside is 62 degrees. >> remember justin bieber's famous hair sloop? several guys copied this file. >> new criticism of the group overseeing metro's the silver line project. a new report shows lavish spending by the airport authority board. >> local lawmakers pushing for better safety standards after the doors on two metro cars opened while the train was moving. >> and a new survey that gets men to weigh in on the worst parts of dating. "good morning washington" at 5:00 a.m. begins now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. it is 5:00 on this wednesday morning, may 16. good morning, i am steve chenevey. >> i am cynne simpson. we want to start with traffic and weather every ten minutes. lisa baden in a moment. first,., >> we have clear skies overhead. some areas of fog. the water from the ground leases into the atmosphere and makes it foggy in t

katherine jenkins and mark ballas ended their run with a jive. donald driver and peta murgatroyd went with a cha-cha. in a close competition, these dancers may have been the difference. but before a winner was chosen based on the judge's scores and the viewers' votes -- ♪ kelly clarkson performed. as did season 14 contestant gladys knight. according to tradition, the stars who didn't make it this far made final appearances on the dance floor. one more turn in the spotlight before third place was announced. >> william and cheryl. >> reporter: and then finally, the coveted mirror ball presented. with this win, donald driver becomes the third professional football player to win at "dancing with the stars." following in the footsteps of emmitt smith and hines ward. in hollywood, i'm craig gropper. >> clearly these football players have an edge. they should be banned. >> why do they have an edge? >> they keep winning. i don't know what the edge is quite yet. i'm going to figure it out. congratulations to donald but he beat out my william levy and i'

last month, jerry jenkins responded -- responded to a craigslist ad. during the test drive he pulled a fake gun. he forced the man to meet them with the pink slip. she sensed something was wrong and sent the police instead. jenkins is to appear before a preliminary hearing today. >>> a judge set today as the deadline after a federal monitor released a report that's critical of the police handling of the protests. in an agreement, it requires oakland to complete internal affairs investigations within 180 days. the city leaders have said the police just don't have the manpower to do that. they are looking to contract out several negotiations. >>> new negotiations are due ta regarding farmers. the issue, a plot of land take -- to today regarding farers. the issue, a lot of land taken over. alex savidge has more. >> reporter: good morning, dave. uc berkeley officials say research need this land available starting later this month. m fact, in just a couple of weeks, but the university says they are hope to sharing this land to activists only if they kick do

. >> englert katherine jenkins pitahaya notes on dancing' finale. perfect. "good morning washington" continues by now at 6:00. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> looking a little better than yesterday. we can at least see the capitol this morning. we could not see it very well on monday. it's a wet start on this tuesday morning, may 22. glad you are with us, i am steve chenevey. >> i am pamela brown. cynne simpson is on assignment in hollywood. it is a message morning thanks to rain allovernight. >> there's more on the way especially this afternoon and evening. standing water in prince william county will have a little longer to drain. we could have a few isolated issues in terms of the rainfall this afternoon mainly in prince william and loudoun county is where we got the heaviest rain yesterday. there's a live look down the potomac, g.w. parkway, reagan national on the right side of the screen. an ugly start, but i expect a few sunny breaks later this midday and afternoon. a few sprinkles around bowie and about 50 in pri

tv guide conducted a poll. 41% said they think katherine jenkins will be the winner. if we will have to wait and see if they are right. she has been either at or near the top since the beginning. senescence and is out there and in hollywood to cover the dancing finale. look for her reports starting tonight at 11:00. -- cynne simpson is out there in hollywood. what is too soon when it comes to dating? >> what is appropriate for the end of a first date? 85% say it's ok to give a kiss on the cheek. 40% say it's ok to make out. if only 7% think that sex is appropriate on the first date >> . 16% of women and 20% of men think it's ok to friends on facebook after two or three dates. >> 29% of singles expect to be engaged between 1 and 2 years of dating. more than 9% of men expect to get engaged in the first six months of dating compared to less than 5% of women. >>that seems soon --6 months. >> 91% don't agree with it. a lot more coming up in the next hour. >> still ahead, police braced for more protests during today's nato summit in chicago. we will have details of yesterda

. >> reporter: katherine jenkins and her partner started off and then a misstep got them a fourth place finish. >> we've been working really, really hard. i think she's one of the strongest dancers on the show before we find out who makes the finals we'll get some musical numbers. in los angeles, george pennachio for abc2 news. >> always tells the truth. >> 80 at bwi. this is an interesting shot. you can see it. we had this humid day. you can see the smoke and some sun is coming out late in the day, so looking better to finish this day. in annapolis the mid-shipmen, the freshmen class getting their sea trowels underway. and the weather was decent for them. summit ridge, clouds mixed with sun. although we're clearing out. how about laurel, one of those days where we call this variably cloudy. at times overcast. a little bit of rain west of fredericksburg. minimal rain. what little rain we've had is north of bel air up through delta toward the state line. basically very limited rain out there for the moment. it's warm. warm and muggy. 74 hagerstown. 71 oat city. patuxent, 76. winds what l

he was -- on engines way and was hit by a -- on jenkins way and was hit by a minivan. he died at the hospital. >>> when you get in your car, don't forget to buckle up. today is the start of the eighth annual click it or ticket national seat belt campaign. during this two-week campaign, police will not let drivers off with a warning for not wearing their seat belts. california already has one of the highest compliance rates buckling up for safety. a new report is raising concern about pipeline safety. pg&e it's reported has, seeded the maximum amount of pressure on the pipelines. this high number of surges is reportedly causing concern among the new head of pg&e's gas division. it's also makingsome consumer groups nervous. >> it may be true that some of these overpressurization may is are the -- are not dangerous. customers just aren't gonna trust them. >> pg&e says the safety aned -- and the utility promising a -- -- dash are promising a recommendky. >>> next tuesday, the traders here at the san francisco floor of the new york stock exchange will start to trade faceboo