. >> so might ray walk? despite overwhelming evidence against him. >> hello, i'm going to tell you in detail why you have been kidnapped, and videotape, and a victim's compelling testimony. >> i didn't want to go to court, i didn't want to face him. but i did it. >> it would seem like an open and shut case, there was an awful lot of evidence. >> this this hour, the david parker ray story and his case put america justice on trial. >> truth or consequences, new mexico, people go about their business with few questions asked. named after a long forgotten tv quiz show, it's the sort of time where raymond chandler might base a crime novel. >> truth or consequences has undercover criminal activity. we investigated a murder where a guy was stabbed 43 times. we had another murder where a guy beat his wife and put her in the trunk of the car and burned her and the car. this is just a community where strange and bizarre crimes occur. >> on march 22nd, 1999, the local police received a call that would open a case far m

but then ray got bad news. roy was headed back to prison. >> my mom told me that ray was went to the parole office drunk. honestly, i guess he wanted to come back. >> roy served another 15 months in prison, then was paroled again. we visited him five months later. >> i was on borrowed time last time you interviewed me. i didn't have my own place, you know? i was staying with my folks. loved them to death, but i didn't have no independence. and then i was lonely on top of it. i got to drinking a little bit, and that turned into a problem. i went to the parole office after drinking. i wasn't drunk, but i drunk the night before. i had to do a breathalyzer test and it came up hot. and here i am, trying it again. the mistake i made last time was because i drink. so even when i get off parole, i'm not going to drink because it can become an issue, and i don't want it to be an issue in my life. >> cat scratch fever. >> roy's pet cat isn't the only thing he has to keep his mind off alcohol, he also loves his job. >> da

but then ray got bad news. roy was headed back to prison. >> my mom told me that ray was went to the parole office drunk. honestly, i guess he wanted to come back. >> roy served another 15 months in prison, then was paroled again. we visited him five months later. >> i was on borrowed time last time you interviewed me. i didn't have my own place, you know? i was staying with my folks. loved them to death, but i didn't have no independence. and then i was lonely on top of it. i got to drinking a little bit, and that turned into a problem. i went to the parole office after drinking. i wasn't drunk, but i drunk the night before. i had to do a breathalyzer test and it came up hot. and here i am, trying it again. the mistake i made last time was because i drink. so even when i get off parole, i'm not going to drink because it can become an issue, and i don't want it to be an issue in my life. >> pet cat stevens. >> roy's pet cat isn't the only thing he has to keep his mind off alcohol, he also loves his job. >> day

but then ray got bad news. roy was headed back to prison. >> my mom told me that ray was went to the parole office drunk. honestly, i guess he wanted to come back. >> roy served another 15 months in prison, then was paroled again. we visited him five months later. >> i was on borrowed time last time you interviewed me. i didn't have my own place, you know? i was staying with my folks. loved them to death, but i didn't have no independence. and then i was lonely on top of it. i got to drinking a little bit, and that turned into a problem. i went to the parole office after drinking. i wasn't drunk, but i drunk the night before. i had to do a breathalyzer test and it came up hot. and here i am, trying again. the mistake i made last time was because i drink. so even when i get off parole, i'm not going to drink because it can become an issue, and i don't want it to be an issue in my life. a awe -- roy's pet cat isn't the only thing to keep his mind off alcohol. he also loves his job. >> day to day, i get up and go

but then ray got bad news. roy was headed back to prison. >> my mom told me that ray was went to the parole office drunk. honestly, i guess he wanted to come back. >> roy served another 15 months in prison, then was paroled again. we visited him five months later. >> i was on borrowed time last time you interviewed me. i didn't have my own place, you know? i was staying with my folks. loved them to death, but i didn't have no independence. and then i was lonely on top of it. i got to drinking a little bit, and that turned into a problem. i went to the parole office after drinking. i wasn't drunk, but i drunk the night before. i had to do a breathalyzer test and it came up hot. and here i am, trying it again. the mistake i made last time was because i drink. so even when i get off parole, i'm not going to drink because it can become an issue, and i don't want it to be an issue in my life. >> cat scratch fever. >> roy's pet cat isn't the only thing he has to keep his mind off alcohol, he also loves his job. >> da

gamma ray. and it turns out that those radiations, you can find out these three different types of radiation by simply getting a lead block, boring a hole in it down to about the center and then putting in some radioactive substances. these are heavy minerals. and it turns out these radiations will be emitted in all directions but the ones coming out here will be comprised of beam. and then in that beam, if you put a magnet, it turns out that in that magnetic field, the beams will separate. some will just keep right on going and some will bend this way and some will bend that way. and if you had a piece of photographic film up here, you could catch splotches here, here and here. three distinct splotches which would indicate there are three different kinds of rays coming up. we call one the alpha ray, we call the other the beta ray and we call the one that's un-deflected the gamma ray. so alpha rays are charged one way and beta rays are charged the opposite, opposite charged rays. so these rays w

the reason ray is doing this, other video shows ray coming to the station earlier in the day, asking them to do a story about how he's being mistreated as a veteran. >> was he actually being mistreated? >> ray miles did write a letter to the station previously, i think they reviewed it, and the news director, john james, kindly told him they couldn't really help him. that's why he showed up again, asking the station to do a story about him. they declined. ray showed back up and that's when the fight started. >>> buckle your seatbelt for takeoff, and then -- >> oh! >> no, that's not what happened. >> see what made this flight land right after takeoff. >>> and that's richie, the gibbon. and he's up to something. >> what is richie doing now? >> see why richie's parenting skills are called into question, "right this minute." ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut ch

the reason ray is doing this, other video shows ray coming to the station earlier in the day, asking them to do a story about how he's being mistreated as a veteran. >> was he actually being mistreated? >> ray miles did write a letter to the station previously, i think they reviewed it, and the news director, john james, kindly told him they couldn't really help him. that's why he showed up again, asking the station to do a story about him. they delined. ray showed back up and that's when the fight started. >>> buckle your seatbelt for takeoff, and then -- >> oh! >> no, that's not what happened. >> see what made this flight land right after takeoff. >>> and that's richie, the gibbon. and he's up to something. >> what is richie doing now? >> see why richie's parenting skills are called into question, [ male announcer ] here's a friendly reminder. it's your last chance to get verizon's reliable high speed internet and phone for small business for only $84.99 a month. call 1.866.solutions now or visit verizon.com/solutions. only $84.99 for high-speed internet and phone. plus your choice

luke scott is on deck for the rays, who lead it 2-1 here in the top of the ninth inning. red sox will have the bottom third of their order coming up the bottom of the ninth against rodney. you would think it would be rodney, unless the rays get a bunch here. zobrist draws a one-out walk. here are the poll results from the twitter. who has the best ken rosenthal nerd outfit? it was easily bow tie price. you think it's because he towers over the other two? >> brian: i don't know, but that's a landslide victory. >> dick: speaking of victories, you wonder how luke scott feels. scott driving in the go-ahead run. there's ken rosenthal. you know, i personally don't think ken rosenthal is that much of a nerd. i don't know why they have to use that phrase in relation to ken. ken, i'm just kidding, you know that. >> ken: dick, my family thinks i'm a nerd. it's okay. i'm all good. >> dick: joe maddon, he couldn't wait. he paid homage to you, having his entire team wear bow ties. he knows how much you've done for charity in that respect. 1-0 the count to luke scott. and the throw act

falcon, x-ray, albany, and others. colonel forrest, tell me a little bit about your recollection of arriving at x-ray on the 17th -- 16th and on that tuesday. what did x-ray look like to you? >> probably a sight like we had never seen. my unit, unlike the other units, we walked into x-ray. >> right. >> we had spent the night, the previous night at l.c. columbus, and then the next morning went overland into x-ray. so on the way into x-ray, we could see some of the casualties, at least of the north vietnamese casualties as we got into the landing zone. but we saw guys who were absolutely physically exhausted. i think jack smith characterized it once. he said they had that blind combat stare. >> did you all know what had happened there? >> we did not, because communications was poor. we were not on hal moore's frequency until we actually got into x-ray. >> do you remember the then lieutenant colonel when he was -- >> absolutely. absolutely. he was probably this monumental figure standing in the middle of all of this chaos

my unit unlike the other units, we walked into x-ray. we had spent the night, the previous night at l.c. columbus and then the next morning went overland into x-ray. so on the way into x-ray, we could see some of the casualties at least of the north vietnamese casualties as we got into the landing zone. but we saw guys who were absolutely physically exhausted. i think jack smith characterized it once. he said they had that blind combat stare. >> did you all know what had happened there? >> we did not, because communications was poor. we were not on hal moore's frequency until we actually got into x-ray. >> do you remember the then lieutenant colonel when he was -- >> absolutely. absolutely. he was probably this monumental figure standing in the middle of all of this chaos with total control of who he was, what he was, and what he wanted us to do without hesitation told me this is where i want your unit in the perimeter, and move out. so we basically did and deployed immediately. and then at some point later we came back for a more thorou

the reason ray is doing this, other video shows ray coming to the station earlier in the day, asking them to do a story about how he's being mistreated as a veteran. >> was he actually being mistreated? >> ray miles did write a letter to the station previously, i think they reviewed it, and the news director, john james, kindly told him they couldn't really help him. that's why he showed up again, asking the station to do a story about him. they declined. ray showed back up and that's when the fight started. >>> buckle your seatbelt for takeoff, and then -- >> oh! >> no, that's not what happened. >> see what made this flight land right after takeoff. >>> and that's richie, the gibbon. and he's up to something. >> what is richie doing now? >> see why richie's parenting skills are called into question, "right this mi >>> you're all familiar with reddit,.com, one of the hippest websites out there. if you remember back around christmas, i told you about reddit gifts, a secret santa gift exchange, largest in the world. now there's a brand-new gift exchange, and here to tell us more about

>> kim kardashian's sex tape with ray j. ray j who? >> they're back and talking with us. >> i always thought she was awkward. do you watch her show? >> about everything. >>> this is an unlikely encounter between her and her beautiful golden retriever and wall wallaby. >> what? >> it's very short. it's only about 14 seconds long, but it's become an online hit because it's become a hit. whala whalabyes. >> even the golden retriever lunges. >> it looks like the wallaby lives in the lane. he comes hopping down the path like what are you doing on my proerpt? >> i love the staredown like who's going to move first? then the dog takes off. >> they do think this is a wallaby escaped from a farm but that now lives in the wild. >> i bet he's known as wes. >> he's legit now. >>> not so long ago i showed you a video of three lovely grandmas having a splendid lunch. >> it's on the internet. >> just chatting about the kardashian sex tape. >> they're the golden sisters. turns out they talk about all other kinds of stuff. >> oh, my god, it's marijuana

lewis has become a ray of light to many of the protesters bringing much needed needed legitimacy to the movement even if that means making sacrifices of his own class captain ray lewis why this taus is so important to him. plus getting a degree in debt american students are walking out of college with more than a higher education most are racking up major debt problems about to get a lot worse we'll tell you how congress is making students learn about finances the hard way. wednesday may twenty third four pm in washington d.c. i'm at the martin you're watching our t.v. . you'd be hard pressed to find someone who's not guilty of it downloading songs off the internet illegally and when the music industry comes down on a person guilty they come down hard boston university student joel ten bombed down one hundred thirty songs off the internet and shared them one peer to peer networks he was then sued by the recording industry association of america and two thousand and nine a jury ordered him to pay twenty two thousand five hundred dollars for each song he downloaded six hundred seventy

what did x-ray look like to you? >> probably a side like we have never seen, my unit unlike the other units, we walked into x-ray. we had spent the previous night at l.c. columbus, and then the next morning went overland into x-ray. so on the way into x-ray, we could see some of the casualties at least of the north vietnamese casualties as we got into the landing zone. we saw guys who were absolutely physically exhausted. i think jack smith characterized it once. they had that blind combat stare. >> did you all know what had happened there? >> we did not, because communications were poor. we were not on hal moore's frequency until we actually got into x-ray. >> do you remember the then lieutenant colonel? >> absolutely. absolutely. he was probably this monumental figure standing in the middle of all of this chaos with total control of who he was, what he was, and what he wanted us to do without hesitation told me this is where i want your unit in the perimeter, and move out. so we basically did and deployed immediate

x-rays came back negative. he assured reporters after the game he just got nauseous from being hit by a 95-mile-an-hour fastball. the good news, he's okay. the rays went on to win that game 2-1. >>> update on the blue jays' brett lori. we showed you this yesterday, his run-in with umpire bill miller tuesday night in toronto. unhappy with the call, third strike, and you simply can't do this, throws his helmet at the umpire! you cannot do that. major league baseball responded quickly. he's suspended for four games. he was still in the lineup last night as he appeals the punishment. >>> a little nfl for you. it's never too early. tim tebow hasn't played a single down for the jets yet, but he's already winning praise from at least one superstar teammate for his leadership. and apparently, in the lunch line? all pro cornerback darrelle revis, who criticizedetseb game yesterday of tebow "i think it's the passion within, of him wanting to be a leader and wanting to win. you see it all the time. eating lunch you see it

>> kim kardashian's sex tape with ray j. ray j who? >> they're back and talking with us. >> i always thought she was awkward. do you watch her show? >> about everything. >>> look at the temperature range. nearly 80 in southern delaware. that's the cool front pushing in. we'vore ahead at 5:00 in terms of when this rain will get out of here. stay tuned. known as wes. >> he's legit now. >>> not so long ago i showed you a video of three lovely grandmas having a splendid lunch. >> it's on the internet. >> just chatting about the kardashian sex tape. >> they're the golden sisters. turns out they talk about all other kinds of stuff. >> oh, my god, it's marijuana day. >> for example -- >> oh! grandsons. >> this is hysterical. >> they're teresa, josie and mary. they're all related. they're all hairdressers. they grew up living in the bronx. and on one of their videos, they discuss a man who had a problem with a 20-month-long erection. >> he thought he was a big shot. try and go to bed with a really fat old lady and maybe you'll lose it. >> i th

x-rays came back negative. he assured reporters after the game he just got nauseous from being hit by a 95-mile-an-hour fastball. the good news, he's okay. the rays went on to win that game 2-1. >>> update on the blue jays' brett lori. we showed you this yesterday, his run-in with umpire bill miller tuesday night in toronto. unhappy with the call, third strike, and you simply can't do this, throws his helmet at the umpire! you cannot do that. major league baseball responded quickly. he's suspended for four games. he was still in the lineup last night as he appeals the punishment. >>> a little nfl for you. it's never too early. tim tebow hasn't played a single down for the jets yet, but he's already winning praise from at least one superstar teammate for his leadership. and apparently, in the lunch line? all pro cornerback darrelle revis, who criticized tebow before the jets game with the broncos last season, said yesterday of tebow "i think it's the passion within, of him wanting to be a leader and wanting to w

. >> i can't see you fishing for sting ray. >> why? you can't see me -- >> no. >> no. >> you are right. >> lying a bass or trout. >> i don't know what it was. >> i can do regular fish you but not a sting ray. it was cute he kissed him. we have lots of clouds and fog but also a few showers off to the south and west that will begin to fill in more going into the afternoon. so, make sure to take the rain gear inform you are not going to get back home for today. we have a lot of moisture. we have fog at the ground so 7 miles of reduced visibility in easton. we will look at 10 in baltimore but i think we will go downhill a little bit going throughout the morning. we are at 9 right now miles visibility in york. the temperatures are quite mild once again this morning. we are looking at 65 degrees in baltimore. 63 in easton and also york and 65 in hagerstown and 66 degrees now in culpepper. the weather pattern lots going on. we have a cold front that will slide through the area as we go through the next couple days or so. but this is what we a

>> kim kardashian's sex tape with ray j. ray j who? >> they're back and talking with us. >> i always thought she was awkward. do you watch her show? >> about everything. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ transforming sounds ] [ male announcer ] transformers. the ride. ride it at universal studios hollywood. >>> this is an unlikely encounter between her and her beautiful golden retriever and wall wallaby. >> what? >> it's very short. it's only about 14 seconds long, but it's become an online hit because it's become a hit. whala whalabyes. >> even the golden retriever lunges. >> it looks like the wallaby lives in the lane. he comes hopping down the path like what are you doing on my proerpt? >> i love the staredown like who's going to move first? then the dog takes off. >> they do think this is a wallaby escaped from a farm but that now lives in the wild. >> i bet he's known as wes. >> he's legit now. >>> not so long ago i showed you a video of three lovely grandmas having a splendid lunch. >> it's on the internet. >> just chatting about the kardashian

let's drop it into the x-ray machine. this is our digital x-ray cabinet. the x-ray source is up above. this does the majority of the artifacts that we find. the digital portion of it is the sensor, about 40 centimeters by 30 centimeters and the majority of the cost of this piece of equipment. so we have already warmed it up. let me go ahead and turn it on. and instantly, the pictures should start appearing. now, what you're looking at is an x-ray through the artifact, and if you look at the sword guards here on the outside, the areas that are in bright white are where there's still some existing metal left, but the areas that are gray, that shows you that there's actually no metal in this. you can see the metal kind of ends right about there. and what that tells us is that we would not be able to elekc electeralicize this object. we would have to use air abrasion using the aluminum oxide under pressure, pushed through a very narrow carbide tip to blow away the surface corrosion product. and stopping at that black magnetite. there's only little pockets of i

they all got tickets to tonight's game against the rays. >>> a lot more on the news. tonight a tragic crash. three college students killed offer overseas. >>> what is revealed about women who smoke while pregnant. ? and naked rider caught? the strange story behind this arrest. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >> still perfect. mostly sunny and 76 in central maryland. we will have the weather in just a moment. >>> first three boston university students are killed in a car crash in new zealand. they were traveling in a van early this morning when the vehicle drifted to the side of the road then rolled over. the three died, another student is in critical condition. the students were on their way to hike a trail. >>> a new report shows that more than 1 in 5 pregnant white women are smoking cigarettes, that is significantly higher than the use among other races. the substance abuse and mental health administrations did the study on the habits of pregnant women. they hope that the data will promote awareness of the effect that smoking can have. >>> four people are rescued in california

play the rays tomorrow. jones and markakis will both have their hands x-rayed today and hopefully it will be ok. nba game two of the eastern conference in miami lebron james comes up big again for miami. rajon rondo played that game of his life for boston. looked like larry bird but it wasn't enough. ray allen knocks down the three. he's done that many times. game tied at 99-99. time running out. lebron for the win? no. it goes to overtime. in overtime, rajon rondo was spectacular. had 44 points last night. larry birdesque and but it wasn't enough. the heat lead the series 2-0. game three is friday in boston. the ravens wrap up their three-day mini camp and a long list of no shows led by ray rice and ray lewis, but matt bird did take part in the workouts. the coaches are focusing on the young kids. number 30 is bernard pierce, third-round draft pick out of temple. cam cameron says without ray rice around, he is making the most of his chances. >> can't wait until the pads come on. i think that's the true test

. >> so, ray, this is is a conference on civil rights and the presidency. we have the first african-american president. what's the narrative here and -- you know, certainly one of the stories is the high expectations of the latino community, for instance, on immigration reform and the dream act and a sense that the president isn't meeting those expectations. what's the obama narrative on civil rights? >> the important thing to remember is that the argument is never over and the work is never done. with each succeeding generation comes new arguments about who is fully human and who is fully a citizen, and who has the privilege of being a full member of this great extended family. when the founders drafted the constitution, believe me, they never had any idea of a leader marrying her partner in the world war i memorial in d.c. and they never had any idea of roger and charlayne sitting up here and they never had any idea about me either, frankly. >> we haven't decided on you yet. >> well, exactly. the jury is totally still out, and i get that. but -- but -- we

that will happen at 10:00 and you can watch rachael ray on abc 7. can want the entire interview with rachael ray by going to wjla.com. -- you can watch the entire interview. >> adam caskey is our resident gardner. >> i will have a plethora of cucumbers. >> you have to share. >> once they start coming in. everything is growing nicely especially with the rain showers over the past couple weeks. that helps. and the sunlight today. some rainfall late in the day tomorrow, but that could come at a cost. let's start with the sunrise over washington this morning, a beautiful time lapse of the sunrise. now we have 14 hours and 42 minutes of daylight. just a few clouds on the horizon. gorgeous sunrise over the federal city this morning. a live picture in frederick, a few patchy clouds. baby blue skies because of the lower humidity level. right now, 69 in washington, 61 in manchester. petersburg, 58 in west virginia. 59 in cumberland. here's the time line for today. by lunchtime, 80 degrees. you could have lunch or even dinner outdoors. 83 degrees at 3:00 p.m.

the rays won 9-8. the or iels hold on to the top spot in the american league east. >>> high wire daredevil nick walling wallenda -- wallenda is practicing in canada. he walked across a 1,200 foot long cable. last week he walked over the inner harbor here for practice. he will attempt to walk across niagra falls the night of june 15th. we have a baltimore city school advisory. saint ber deans is closed to students because it has no water. the staff is being asked to report. >> do we know how much the bar nick wallenda carries weighs? >> i was surprised at how long it was. it looks heavy. >> he's doing a buy accept bicept curl the entire time. the fact of the fact remains, to hold something like that has to be heavy. >> concentrating on a wider picture. >>> we have got some pretty wet conditions in the area now. we are expecting them through the day. we will have those first warning details come ugh up shortly -- coming up shortly. coming up, it's olympic h -- oh lum -- olympic hurdler lo lo jones. we're

the birds sweep the rays right here. game time is at 1:30. ncaa first round quarter in loyola of maryland, the man to be determined what will stop him. that's from sports 101. in the end, it's loyola winning by the final of 17-5. their women will play penn tomorrow at that same ridley athletic conference in the ncaa tournament. will host stoney brook and now you're looking at division 3 playoffs at stephenson in the fourth consecutive tournament and they win over birmingham. they advance in the ncaa division tournament. on the ladies side, we'll keep it going. tulsa university. penn state and they face their former coach. there's ashley putting it up 1- 0, but in the end, oh, my, penn state wins at 15-8. telson wins with 14 losses. other women games finding maryland over massachusetts and unc, 14-7. finally, last but not least, hockey, stanley cup playoffs. new york rangers eliminated the washington caps and advance to the eastern conference finals against the new jersey devils starting monday. in new york, nba real quick, boston beat philade

i wanted to begin with ray suarez. president carter just invoked god by saying we're all children of the same god. and when president kennedy introduced his legislation, he said we faced a moral crisis as a country and people that was as old as the scriptures and as clear as the contusion. clearly martin luther king led the movement really steeped in religion. you've written a book of the holy vote, the politics of faith in america and write about the advent of the cultural wars and how religion is a polarizing feature of the current national politics and less successful to helping us create the blessed community. is it no longer wise to invoke moral values and religion to promote civil rights? >> you have to understand if you invoke religion, it doesn't get you the same portion of the audience that it once did. at a time in our past when almost everyone in the country was in some way either lightly affiliated or strongly affiliated with one of the abrahamic religions and almost everybody in the country was culturally

let's drop it into the x-ray machine. this is the digital x-ray cabinet. the x-ray source is up above. this does the majority of the artifacts that we find. the digital portion of it is this sensor. it's about 40 centimeters by 30 centimeters. and the majority of the cost of this piece of equipment. so, we've already warmed it up. and hlet me go ahead and turn i on. and instantly the picture should start appearing. now, what you're looking at is an x-ray through the artifact. and if you look at the sword guards here on the outside, the areas that are in bright white are where there's still some existing metal left, but the areas that are this gray, that shows you that there's actually no metal in this. you can see the metal just kind of ends right about there. and what that tells us is that we would not be able to electro electrollsize this object. we would have to use the aluminum oxide under pressure, push through a very narrow carbide tip to blow away that surface corrosion product. and then stopping at that black magnatite, so there's only little pocke

and she is bobby ray gilbert's fiancee. >> we have been together four years. it's just something that happened. i didn't set out for it to happen. it just did. >> the alabama department of corrections denied a request to interview gilbert. angel told us the story of how she first became involved with gilbert short low after seeing him on "lockup."initially conta another inmate, who held the job of prison barber. it was moore who acted as match maker. >> i wrote sherman. and developed a friendship with sherman. >> you can pull a flat top fade out of your hat? >> is that what you want? >> yeah. >> i also saw the segment on bobby. i inquired about bobby. what kind of a person is he? >> i was telling about drinking the bottle of scope in west jefferson. >> sherman encouraged me to write to him. he is like, write him, angel. he said. you might hit it off. he says you and your personality wise are very similar. >> so i wrote bobby a letter. because i just saw something more than what was shown. bobby breaking that window. pacing in the cage. mad. >> so help me, god

on this day, there was a sting ray at the end of his line. he brought it in and realizes he was missing his tail. he returned the sting ray to the water. >> they're on every couple of weeks. >> shark boy, but he got a sting ray. >>> west of the area, in northern virginia and portions of frederick and washington, nothing east of frederick. at this point, it looks like it may be quiet for most of the night. 66 degrees now. it's come down a bit. humidity is still up. the barometer falling 299 inches. 58 oakland. showers around there too. 71, washington. actually clearing skies in easton. 61 in ocean city. our shower activity, as much as an inch east of us. 66 up in west minister. east winds, the east winds continue to bring moisture in off the atlantic ocean. low pressure offshore -- that blush right blurb, that's what's left of alberto. the front will combine to give us a complete, a continued chance of shower and thunderstorm activity. look at this stuff down in kentucky. even though it's nighttime, we'll see that stuff fire up during the day

one of the things that the square kilometre ray will be looking for is the hydrogen gas that existed right after the big bang when the universe was very young. these are the so-called dark ages. the hydrogen gas then came together and formed the first ever stars. one of the great mysteries of cosmology is the expansion of the universe. it is accelerating. galaxies are flying apart, and nobody knows why. physicists say it has something to do with the starke energy that is driving this acceleration, but no one knows quite how it works. the square kilometre ray well for the first time be able to measure exactly what the galaxies of the universe are doing and try to work out how this mysterious force really works. astronomers have discovered 2000 collapsed cores of exploded stars using telescopes. using the ray, they expect to find tens of thousands of these objects, probably every single pulsar in our galaxy, and possibly some from other galaxies. this could help physicists discovered gravitational reyes, a so-called ripples in the space time continuum, predicted by albert einstein. thi

. >>> the oriels welcome the rays to town tonight after wrapping up their see rees with the ray -- series with the rangers. the first three oriels hitters went deep. that's the first team a team has had three homeruns to start a game. they took the first game 6-5. game 2 would be a different story. josh hamilton hit his 6th homerun of the series. the rangers win the game 7-3, taking 3 of 4 in that series. when the rays come to town, they will be tied with the oriels for first place. see the match up at 1:30 live on wjz 13. >>> a school advisory. beach field elementary middle will be closed today due to a water main break near by. that's beach field elementary middle. the staff is being asked to still report. >>> let's take a look at the forecast. 73 is going to be the high. breezy, pleasant, plenty of sun. dinner time we're still going to be at 70 still with clear skies. it's the 11th of may, 2012. good morning, ron. how are you? >> reporter: we're doing fabulous. how are you doing? >> fantastic. >> >> reporter: happy friday. doesn't that souped good? we're live at the hipa droem theater.

they are taking on the rays sunday afternoon at 1:30 live here on wjz 13. a great way to celebrate mother's day. >> bemay -- we may head down there. >>> a deadly attack in syria. what happened and who bombers were targeted. ing -- targeted. >> a look at today's olympic lighting ceremony in greece. >> tim williams will be back with your updated first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's partly sunny, breezy and 63. the complete forecast is coming p. ing -- coming up. >>> in syria two powerful explosions rocked the cities over night. syria's interior minister say 55 people are dead and hundreds are hurt. it's believed the bombers were targeted forces loyal to the president with antigovernment forces having killed hundreds of people since a cease fire went effect. >>> jurors have begun deliberating for two days now in the trial of the murder of jennifer hudson's family. in convicted on all countses he faces life in prison. >>> the fbi continues its search for two missing girls. adam may mays is accused of -- mays is accused of kid mapping the you

i want to begin with ray suarez. president carter just invoked god by saying we're all children the same god. when president kennedy introduced his legislation, he said we faced a moral crisis as a country and people that was as old as the scriptures and clear as constitution. clearly martin luther king led the movement really steeped in religion. you've written a book of the holy vote, the politics of faith in america and right about the advent of the cultural wars and how religion is a polarizing feature of the current national politics and less successful to create the blessed community. is it no longer wise to promote civil rights? >> if you invoke religion, it doesn't get you the same portion of the audience that it once did. at a time in our past when almost everyone in the country was in some way either lightly affiliated or strongly aaffiliated with one of the abrahamic religions and although everyone in the country was culturally educated in it, you pulled in almost everyone listening to you when you invoked

his name is bobby ray gilbert. his friends call him snake. he makes me laugh. he makes me feel good. he says the sweetest things. he is a total bad ass, my kind of man." >> angel says gilbert has used these women to his advantage, namely developing relationships so they will put money into his prison account to make purchases from the canteen. >> like a ballplayer plays baseball for the love of the game, bobby plays women for the love of the game, just like a chess game or a hand of texas hold 'em. he's a master at it. this woman is just some crazy fan that saw him on tv, sent him money, and he ran a little game on her. if you're going to be one of these skanks out there, one of these crazy women that see him on tv, oh, he's a total bad ass, and you know, i'm going to change his life, or you know, have a flower garden in his honor or whatever, that's great. open your wallet up to him and, you know, he'll bleed you dry. >> at the same time, angel sends bobby money as well. >> the money i give bobby per week goes on his inmate account so he could, you know, buy h

. >> let's switch to a different topic president carter brought up, ray, and that's the question, again, of the civil rights of terror suspects after the 9/11. you were telling me that you reported on the story about that. could you share that? >> i was covering the arrest and detention of jose padea. got very interested in it over time. for those of you who don't remember, he was arrested at o'hare airport and accused of plotting a so-called dirty bomb attack in the heart of a major american city. that is an explosive would be tied to a portion of radioactive material which would then be scattered, rendering a place poisoned and useless so it would have to be evacuated. jose padilla was born in brooklyn, raised in chicago. lived in florida. was arrested in illinois. and held without charge for two and a half years. most of the time in solitary confinement in rarovarious kind restrains that deprived him of his senses. he couldn't hear things. he couldn't see things. he couldn't speak to anybody without being arraigned. he was later tried and found guilty on charges totally separate from

the oriels lose 8-6 but remain in a first place tie with the rays. the oriels road trip will take them to play the rays this weekend. see the birds taking on the rays saturday at 4:00 live on wjz 13. >> okay. >>> still have some light shower activity in the area. slow clearing through the midday. partly sunny by the afternoon with a hot temperature in the mid upper 80s. a beautiful day tomorrow. first warning details coming up shortly. >>> ron matz, good morning. how are you? >> reporter: doing good. how are you doing? >> doing okay. >> reporter: we have buster here. he's is a beauty. >> what's his story in >> reporter: he's up for adoption here at the maryland spca. beautiful dog. all right right, buster. we're going to find you a home. this is in conjunction with this great new show on cbs that starts now, dogs in the city. you can see it on the keen 13. we'll tell you about it when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. it is absolutely great to have you on the show with us this day start. here is first wa

orioles hosting the rays at the ballpark, a perfect place to spend the afternoon with mom on mother's day. bottom of 9th, orioles trail 9- 7. adam jones two on, two out, high popper to the left side. sean rodriguez with an acrobatic throw to 1st. carlos pena unable to hold on. j.j. hardy scores. runner to third, deficit 9-8. next batter matt wieters down to the left side again to rodriguez, a one-out throw to pena at first who holds on for the final out and the orioles fall to the rays 9-8. >>> the caps were ever so close to advancing to the eastern conference finals for just the third time in franchise history, but the top seeded new york rangers proved to be a little better like one goal better. last night new york game 73rd period caps trail 1 -0. alex ovechkin gets knocked down by michael del zotto. with ovie down marian gaborik takes off, del zotto following the play, 2-0 rangers. 38 seconds later the caps did respond. brooks laich, good shot through traffic beat henrik lundqvist, deficit 2-1 with nine plus minutes left. caps still in it. final minute, caps pull their goalie. cap

. >> we all know the sun's rays caning but this damaging? >> anything that was plastic on the car was melting >> heather initially thought it was a defect and then she noticed this, the reflection off a highly coated energy- efficient windows next door erecting a concentrated beam of light into were carport with a temperature reading of 120 degrees in five minutes >> the one on the left is a normal window >> this scientific engineer explains in normal window reflects anywhere from 10-13 percent of the sun's rays but the certified windows being installed in most new buildings have a hybrid with reflective coating that reflects up to 40% and it is not only the beam bouncing off the window, is the angle of the glass >> the window can never be totally flat >> views as a tool to demonstrate. when it is cold outside the pressure creates a concave piece of glass which magnifies the sun's rays. you get a beam of light strong enough to melt plastic. most of the reported cases have been on the east coast. he was surprised to hear about the melted mirr

. >> we all know that the sun's rays can be damaging, but this damaging? >> the siding is melting, anything plastic on the car was melting. >> heather initial thought was a defect in her toyota prius and she noticed this ... a reflection of a highly coated energy-efficient windows next door directing a concentrated beam of light into her car port. with a timid to reading of 120 degrees in just five minutes. >> this window is what is causing the damage. >> but one on the left is a normal clear window. >> the scientific engineer explains a normal window reflects anywhere between 10 and 30 percent of the sun's rays. but the lead certified windows being installed in most new buildings have a highly reflective coating that reflects up to 40 percent. and is not just the beam bouncing off of the window that is a problem. it is the angle of the class. >> the window will never be totally flat because of the trapped air inside of two glass claims. >> uses a tool to demonstrate that when it is cold outside the pressure within the double pane window creates a concave

and later, the woman determined to tame bobby ray gilbert's psycho heart. and a teen will talk with the doc. ♪ right now, millions of americans are using their preventive benefits from the health care law. you can, too. not just because there may be no insurance copays or out-of-pocket costs. but because of all those tomorrows you want to see. use your benefits today. learn more at healthcare.gov. use your benefits today. some constipation medications can take control of you. break free. with miralax. it's clinically proven to relieve constipation and soften stool with no harsh side effects. just gentle predictable relief. miralax. [ whooping ] ♪ it was the best day ♪ it was the best day ♪ ♪ it was the best day ♪ 'cause of you we make a great pair. huh? progressive and the great outdoors! we make a great pair. right, totally. that's what i was thinking. all kinds of vehicles, all kinds of savings. multi-policy discounts from progressive. call or click today. storn. >>> david boltjes is not the only past inmate that we found living in at roar the

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oriels wrap up their time in toronto tonight and will go play the rays this weekend. you can see it live here on wjz 13. >>> still to come, can giving people a little shock actually lower their blood pressure. what doctors are saying in health watch. >> remember wjz 13 is always on for you. here are some stories we're following on our website. for constant updates and that first warning forecast go,,,,,,,

scans and x-rays. the fda said they are concerned about children exposed to radiation at levels used by adults and they are calling for urgent action. abc's medical editor dr. richard besser now has advice for parents about their small patients. >> can you pull up your sleeve and tell in where it hurt. >> reporter: lucas is 4 years old. his arm hurt. x-rays and ct scan, which are hundreds of times more powerful, are incredible diagnostic tools. but each time a child gets a scan, it comes with radiation. and radiation, any radiation, means a higher risk of cancer. that is what the fda is warning about today. one study finding that the number of ct scans in children jumped 500% in 1995 to 1.6 million. and one-third of all ct scans are not needed. one example, concussions, where ct stan scans just aren't needed. children, their bodies are developing and they have many years for cancer to grow. >> when we do a study, we want to put it on the pediatric imaging monitor. >> this here? >> yeah. >> reporter: to

rayed you know i got to have somebody grab me i mean. i don't even think the government thinks this is rational or what the truman project we stand with benjamin flag and bradman franklin perspective on this issue is pretty clear those who are willing to sacrifice their liberty in the pursuit of security deserve neither and you'll have another quote i'm going to use overzealous is crucial is crucial here that said security at airports and everywhere else is a constant battle between those on the defensive those in the office of in the real problem is the attackers the terrorists in this case they've always got the next move they've always got the initiative they always know what their plot is before you do and so at some point we've got to figure out one you know what are the limits of our ability to prevent these attacks and thankfully so far we haven't reached those limits all that much yet put second i think you bring up a really crucial point and that point is is the resilience that's necessary as a nation and this is something that

rays you know i got to have somebody grab me i mean. i don't even think the government thinks this is rational or what the truman project we stand with benjamin flag and bradman franklin perspective on this issue is pretty clear those who are willing to sacrifice their liberty in the pursuit of security deserve neither and you'll have another quote i'm going to answer was alice is crucial is crucial here that said security at airports and everywhere else is a constant battle between those on the defensive those in the office of in the real problem is the attackers the terrorists in this case they've always got the next they've always got the initiative they always know what their plot is before you do and so at some point we've got to figure out one you know what are the limits of our ability to prevent these attacks and thankfully so far we haven't reached those limits all that much yet put second i think you bring up a really crucial point and that point is is the resilience that's necessary as a nation and this is something that the

the tampa bay rays will come to town tomorrow. you can see the os and the rays right here on sunday, mother's day starting at 1:30. the ravens rookie class is signed and sealed, under contract, ready to hit the practice field tomorrow. line backer courtney upshaw of alabama. >> all right. thank you, mark. >>> coming up, the king of all art auctions. >> you won't,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> an auction in new york was all shook up to elvis. this silkscreen image was sold for over $37 million. it's one of 22 images of elvis created by the artist. this was the first one to appear on the market since 1995. >>> if you were wondering which gift to get your favorite oh rang tang, how about an i-pad. using i-pads to teach the primates how to communicate. they are asked to match a picture with what a care giver tells them. they seem to take to the i-pads they seem to take to the i-pads easier than,,,,,,,,,,,, your grilling is still gonna be pretty amateur. but your deck? that's pro. finish like a pro with cabot wood stains. cabot...that's pro.

and later, the woman determined to tame bobby ray gilbert's psycho heart. and a teen will talk with the doc. ♪ right now, millions of americans are using their preventive benefits from the health care law. you can, too. not just because there may be no insurance copays or out-of-pocket costs. but because of all those tomorrows you want to see. use your benefits today. learn more at healthcare.gov. use your benefits today. some constipation medications can take control of you. break free. with miralax. it's clinically proven to relieve constipation and soften stool with no harsh side effects. just gentle predictable relief. miralax. storn. >>> david boltjes is not the only past inmate that we found living in at roar the aurora, colorado area. when we met david gill, he was two months after prison. at the time, gill was completing a two-year sentence for sexual assault. he maintains the conviction was improperly given. but he displayed a terrible temper. he added six years to his sentence and landed in segregation. but when gill's anger retreated, his sense