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the guests who was there, and tell you what she did that wowed the crowd "early" this tuesday morning, june 28th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs good morning, welcome to "the early show" here on a beautiful tuesday morning in new york, im chris wragge. >> and im rebecca jarvis. erica is off this morning. and my, what a busy place iowa has been lately as the presidential race gets into gear. as we mentioned on mon today, minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann went back to her old ho...

weather. if youre just joining us, watch shower activity out to the west. it has been diminishing in its intensity. however, having said that, all of a sudden were just now seeing north of columbia, north of i-70 shower activity approaching randallstown. im not going to promise were going to have a rain-free morning over about the next 20 minutes or so. look at the day part. the big are risk of shower activity and thunderstorms is later on. 79. 85 at lunch. 83 this evening. don, take...

search for a killer, a grizzly find in baltimore county, a mother and her 4-year-old daughter murdered. >> wjz is uncovering new information. >> hello. im jessica kartalija. >> do the disot -- don scott. >> autopsies are underway. mike hellgren stays on the story. >> reporter: neighbors said the woman found murdered may have been pregnant. i asked police but they could not say definitively. they try to unravel this murder mystery. police made the gruesome find in an apartment and motel...

the fda to reconsider the ruling and allow the best selling drug to stay on the market for women with breast cancer. nearly 100,000 women have used it. pat howard as been taking the drug for four years. >> please approve of it. what if i was your wife, your mother, your sister, your friend and what if i was your granny. >> reporter: if the fda pulls the plug, doctors could still prescribe it, but insurance will not cover. it one year could cost $88,000. the longest ever study that ma...

caught in the crossfire. for the second time this year someone has been shot and killed by bullets officials say were intended for the same man. tonight city leaders and anguished family members say something has got to change. good evening, everyone. im aaron gilchrist in for craig melvin tonight. 43-year-old robert foster was just one of four people shot yesterday evening when gunfire rang out. the intended target of the shooting was a man theyre familiar with and people have come af...

next 15 minutes or so. farther to the north, we have a few sprinkles in montgomery county, panhandle of west virginia, and frederick county, maryland. and the temperatures will are in the 60s. closer to washington, upper 60s to near 70. southern maryland right near the bay and the northern neck. temperatures there are in the low and mid-70s. we do have a weak warm front thats going to be coming our way here, as it does move in, well have increased humidity as the day progresses. also, ...

even warmer. 77, 78 degree water towards solom solomons island. back to work on a monday. thats all right. rain on a monday we can do. rainiest day will be tuesday. well talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. >> see you soon. thank you, chuck. >> police are looking for at least two gunman after shots erupted at a popular festival. four caught in the cross fire and one is dead. the violence broke out on 700 block stkpwrerb ham place northwest. one of the victims later die. sou...

coordinated, pink and orange shoes. >> you do that all the time, hold down two positions in one. >> we missed you. your big promotion during the week. we never see you on the weekend. >> its like old times. >> i know. it certainly is. you brought good weather, thats for sure. >> nice weekend this weekend for sure. temperatures not above 90 either day. that is welcomed news at the height of the summer in washington. we will stay short of the 90-degree mark this afternoon. the sun, yes, ...

and saw the train on fire. >> reporter: west pound california zapper was en route from chicago to emoryville, california, when it was struck 20 miles outside of lovelock, nevada. passengers broke out windows to escape the burning train. they say it took paramedics up to 30 minutes to reach the rural area. >> everybody was standing in the desert away from the train, just in disbelief and trying to help people that were injured. >> reporter: with some passengers air lifted to local hospi...

cops of roughing them up. >> pedicab drivers feeling the heat. were not talking about the temperatures. a group of drivers says theyre getting harassed by u.s. park police officers who are trying to keep them off the mall. now, theyre speaking out about their dilemma. our ken molestina is live at the mall with more on what theyve got to say. ken? >> good evening to you, derek. the pedicabdrivers say theyre constantly getting the run around from u.s. park police about what theyre doing ...