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are after the times square bombing attempts. one in new york and the other in wisconsin, and in both cases people call on suspicious vehicles. >> that was a bomb squad robot in new york blowing out the windows of one of the suspicious cars. police said the gas cans belong to a guy that does lawn work that was in the car. and then there was a guy running red lights and police used stop strips to blowout the tires. and it took a while to sort things out, the driver did not speak english and the police got mixed signals from a dog. >> we had a dog that is trained to detect explosives, do a walk around, and he indicated there were explosives, and we had an indication from the driver, but we didn't know what to expect. >> three pakistani men funded faisal shahzad, and richard lui will break that down in a few minutes. bp is trying something new to try and control of spill in the gulf. one researcher says it's closer to 70,000 gallons, nearly 3 million gallons every day. >> maybe they are thinking about measure in terms of how many gallons you put in your car. we are not anywhere near that. 70,000 barrels a day is strictly an estimate. >> bp is sticking by its estimate. first it will insert a new pipe to capture the oil. if that doesn't work it will use the so-called top hat to plug it. liftoff should happen at 2:20 this afternoon. "atlantis" is going on a two-week mission. six astronauts will deliver supplies to the space station. that's pretty. california police say a missing woman that turned up alive may have made up the whole story. nancy sallace went missing. she walked into a store, 260 miles and said that she had been abducted. okay, no audio on that. police say they say she dropped out much school in 2008 and was afraid to tell her parents. search teams and volunteers had been looking for her and now she could be charged with filing a false report. gun enthusiasts are pouring into charlotte for the nra convention. sarah palin a big keynote speaker. organizers expect 70,000 people to attend. do you remember the last time charlotte hosted the event in 2000 was the year an actor raised a gun and said from my cold dead hands? easy day, weather-wise. same thing, we have all kinds of action coming through. not looking at any severe weather except for western pennsylvania. you can see the line of rain moving from texas through missouri, and then in ohio and pennsylvania, too. everything edges over to the east. even areas like connecticut and long island and new york city and all the way into texas will get severe weather later this afternoon. the rain is pulling out of rhode island, too. a big blow up of thunderstorms breezed through the ohio area. you can see where it's located now, right down i-80. gusty winds is what we are concerned with now, up to 60 miles per hour. and down the line further you could see showers ended towards st. louis again. and then more rain when you get to springfield will be on the heavy side. if you are trying to get in or out of atlanta, looks good, temperatures in the 80s. >> i was laughing at my hair, it's very 1992 today. >> i would go '95. it's all good. and if you advertise, they will come. a famous cornfield in iowa is up for sale. can you guess which one? 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>> we have not heard that word before. but it's basic in the way it works. it's like a western union without the computers in between. somebody brings cash to a broker in the united states and then pays a 5% fee to have it sent to somebody, let's say, in pakistan. somebody picks up the phone and then calls a contact in pakistan and then that money is delivers. this is pretty standard practice. it happens where there is not strong banking systems or means so they have to transfer money in this way. it is illegal. most transfers are harmless, but billions of dollars go through this type of system, robin. >> all by a phone call and nothing traceable? >> not at all. >> thank you. a man had to escape from his car in nashville when it started to float down the interstate. >> i have been in a pool before, but never in water that is pushing you faster than you can walk. >> new for you in 40 minutes, find out what he had to do to finally make it back to his wife. how you pay for things could soon determine what you pay under a proposed new law. jennifer westoven is looking out for you. the senate voted to limit some of the behind-the-scenes fees that banks charge stores. lawmakers voted that the fees be, quote, reasonable and proportional to the processing costs. banks are fighting these changes. they say you could end up more paying for your cards as a result, and this is part of the bigger financial reform package that is making its way through congress. meanwhile some of wall street's biggest banks, jp morgan and citi are reportedly facing what is called a preliminary criminal investigation, so it's not a criminal investigation yet but could be. federal prosecutors and other regulators reported looking into whether or not some of the banks may have misled investors when it came to mortgage bond deals, and that's where we talk they were sliced and diced and sold all around the world and played a huge role when the financial system collapsed. morgan stanley said it didn't do anything wrong. we'll keep an eye on that one. >> thank you. we have never seen footage of john f. kennedy. and then you will hear from some athletes on what inspires them. steaming ) ♪ do you need anybody free hot breakfast. now with fresh waffles. real value. from your friends at hampton. ♪ get this. for the frs time we are seeing footage of president john f. kennedy taken 30 years ago. it was a film made in houston days before kennedy was killed. the man that filmed it said it had been sitting in his drawer the whole time. >> everybody went nuts because it was so loud. at one time when i was taking the video somebody knocked me down, and the camera went to the ceiling. what i always wanted to do was give this to the archives. >> the jfk presidential library said it's interested in including the film in the archives. a u.s. missionary on trial in haiti could find out if she is going to prison. she is accused of trying to take children out of haiti after the deadly earthquake. she says she thought the kids were orphans and nine other missionaries in her group were released. here comes a chance to win a trip to sonoma and the nascar races. here is tony stewart. >> the nascar word of the day is stickers. >> that's a slang term for tires. who knew? you type in stickers, and you are entered to win a robe, but you are also registered for the grand prize, a trip to sonoma, and i will meet you out there. >> big stars come out. that's awesome. >> i keep thinking how can i introduce them without having them say their name twice. >> that's all right. hundreds of veterans come together. >> good morning, robin. as you can imagine, it's difficult for a lot of the men and women when they return. >> such a transition if they are wounded and they have to go for a different job or lifestyle, yeah. >> especially if they are wounded. these men and women made the ultimate sacrifice for their country and some suffer from post traumatic stress syndrome, but by coming together in this unique competition, these soldiers and i warriors found new inspiration. >> pride in service and pride in america and pride in overcoming and being a survivor. i figured if they can do it, and able-bodied people could do it, and they are having trouble like i do, why can't i? >> it's sponsored by the u.s. military, and it's at colorado springs at the olympic center there. >> no more depressed city than cleveland today. i don't care if you are a cleveland fan or not, you have to feel for them. the cavaliers had the best record and the best player and heavy favorites to bring the championship to that city since lyndon johnson was in office. >> they did not make it to the finals! >> now lebron could be leaving his home state for another team. in the next half hour, what the celtics fans chanted that could prove prophetiprophetic. >> he looked tired. >> yeah, he will get a lot of criticism. and then "field of dreams," one of my fiavorite films is on the market. the film gave us the famous line if you build it they will come, and tourists have come and looked at the site. the question is will they buy it? asking price, $5.4 million. it's an inflated price. thousands of students at kansas state university were studying for finals, and then this happened. this is what you call a flash mob at the school library. that's when people send out invites online for a spontaneous gathering and in this case the police and the library staff had been alerted and they thought it was a good time. lasted about 15 minutes. you are in the driver's seat if you are looking to buy a new car, but you have to do a few things to get the best deal. you might use an iphone app for tips, but for a divorce? 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>> there was so much activity that we were seeing yesterday morning here on hln. were they ever to connect the dots? they are trying to figure out who the suspect, faisal shahzad, new, first of all, and where he travelled and then where he got his money. all of those different elements took him to seven different cities, massachusetts, new york and new jersey, and we are looking at the video come in live here. one new jersey man said they were questioned and then let go. >> maybe i have a common name, and that's why they are coming. >> so the fbi arrested two men in massachusetts, robin, and one in maine who they believe funneled money to shahzad. >> and still shahzad is the only person facing charges directly related to the bomb plot. is he still talking? >> yes, he is still talking to investigators robin. as we watch the progress, we understand shahzad has been in custody at an undisclosed location and charged with five counts but waived his right to his initial court appearance. according to court documents he admitted he went to pakistan for bomb-making training and tried to detonate the bomb in times square. companies responsible for oil spills like the one now in the gulf could be forced to give up a year's worth of their profits. the current cap on liability is $75 million. but under a new bill by senate republicans, bp would have to pay up to $20 billion. some oil-spill related cost may fall on the taxpayers and the white house wants $10 million for litigation costs. and they are nowhere near done yet. are you making plans for the weekend? here is our meteorologists, bobby and dill -- bob van dillen. >> we are going to see thunderstorm watches pop up today, and now we add the severe weather threat this afternoon, and notice it's to the east further than yesterday and that's because the cold front is moving this way. a nice batch of thunderstorms. that's the same that rolled through cleveland a half an hour ago. and severe thunderstorm warning now all because the winds are at 60 miles per hour. rain goes down through st. louis. you can see it starting up and then it gets into springfield. yesterday you had tornado warnings pop up through about this time yesterday morning. not quite the tornado weather for you but you are getting heavy downpours and that line stretches all the way down to texas. brand-new severe thunderstorm watch, texas and parts of new mexico, because the tails of the cold front is condensing it out. right by oklahoma city, the rain is heavy at times. still flashing around outside of ft. worth. the rain is here. more rain develops later this afternoon, and we will see lots of showers and thunderstorms for texas and new mexico, and we'll bring you up to speed on that, robin, in half an hour. >> i can't believe the storm they have going there? 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so many things we do buy are seasonal. may is when lots of fruit comes into season in different parts of the united states. california has a lot that is just starting to flower. and so first of all these are the tastiest times to buy the fruits, and sometimes you can find a lot of deals. blackberries and blueberries. you will also get good prices this time of year. vegetables in season are corn, rhubarb, and a personal favorite on mine. now, there may not be a sale, necessarily, but you will not find expensive prices like in the dead of winter, if you are trying to buy some of this stuff you will pay extra then and this is the time of year you won't have to. and some of these freeze beautifully. you can wash them and dry them out and then ziplock them and freeze them and you will have them for a long time to come. >> thank you. when a man lost his leg, he started to amp surf, and that's what makes cummings a hero. >> i served in the gulf war and came back without injury. in 2000, i was in a car accident and lost my leg. when you become disabled you feel trapped. when i felt the first breath of freedom of riding the wave, i was like, this is good. i wanted to share the feeling i had with others. i started an organization to help people focus on their abilities and not disabilities through surfing. we just want you to feel the real rehabilitative power of surfing on the ocean. >> i remember waking up in the va hospital and not being able to move my legs. >> he was told he would never walk again. now he is serving. >> i owe a lot to dana, surfing, and what it does physically and emotionally to me is priceless. >> i was a little nervous, but once we got started i was not scared anymore, and it was great. >> we always want to give our participants the power and passion for life that we have. they will push themselveses to the best of their ability, and if we can get them that self confidence that's a gift nobody can take away from them. >> if you know somebody and you think they should be nominated for cnn heroes, go to cnn.com/robin and click on heroes. there is a new cell phone app for divorce. can you believe it? 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>> i think so. >> i think so far so good. things are going to go from bad to worse later today. showers and thunderstorms are going to be severe across the northeast and mid-atlantic. no delays, but new york city metro, including newark call for delays. philadelphia, same thing, and dallas is getting showers and thunderstorms west of the city. now san antonio has showers and rain, and then san francisco wind-related delays, about half an hour delay. more in a half hour. >> thank you. you go to the atm and get cash. my niece used to think if you are out of money, just go to the atm. there is one that fishes out gold. where to get the gold machine? >> oh, no. >> you know, it's a sad day for some, and i'll tell you why. the cavs are out of the playoffs. it's a popular thing in cleveland, because you have lebron and they brought in shaq, and it was a great team, now the question is will somebody on the team be gone? >> to put it in perspective, people need to understand, this city has suffered immensely from a sports standpoint. the city of cleveland really has. >> you know how chicago has the cubs? well, every single team in cleveland has a story similar. >> we have at least the chicago bulls and the bears, but in cleveland nobody has won since the lyndon johnson administration. imagine if you had the best player in the world, and have you the best record and making it worse, star player, lebron james could be gone after this year. listen to what celtic fans were chanting. new york knicks. that's just cold. his contract is up in july. if he leaves that will make it harder to swallow. wewantwade.com. you can post messages to wade and videos to try to convince him to stay. check it out. >> basically, we love you. stay in miami, that's where you started, that's where you'll end your career. >> i guess we needed subtitles. he couldn't even put his shirt on. the site gives tips like if you see wade dining out, give him a dessert. and bud selig said he will not move next year's all-star game out of phoenix because of arizona's anti-immigration law. supporters say the law makes the state safer. one manager, ozzie guillen said he will boycott the game. but he has to get invited to it first. that's a look at sports. marrying a much younger man -- cougar -- may not be good for a woman's health. but on the other hand, marrying a much older man isn't much good, either. a new study says that women who marry much younger men die earlier. it raises your risk of dying by 20%. did i confuse you? 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first, we have two stark reminders this morning of how on-edge people are after the times square bombing attempt. now one is in new york. the other is in wisconsin. and both cases, bomb squads were called when people got nervous about suspicious vehicles. now in new york, the suspicious vehicle was spotted in lower manhattan. >> that was a bomb squad robot in new york blowing up the car's windows. someone called police after seeing gas cans in the back of the car. police later said well, the gas cans belonged to a guy who does lawn work. in wisconsin, another scare. deputies chased a semi that was weaving and running red lights. they used stop strips to blow out the tires. the turns out the driver may have been falling asleep at the wheel. it took a while to sort things out. police got mixed messages from a bomb squad dog. and the driver didn't speak english. >> it leads us to believe that there were explosives, is we had a dog that is trained to detect explosives, do a walk-around. and did indicate that there are explosives there. and we also have an indication from the driver that confirms that. we just don't know to what extent. >> well let's get you the latest on those new arrests in the times square investigation. authorities say that three pakistani men funneled money to bomb suspect, faisal shahzad, and how they say the money was moved is very tricky stuff. richard is going to break it down for you in a few minutes. bp is trying something new, trying to contain the massive oil spill in the gulf of mexico. and now it looks like it may have been giving the wrong answer about how big this spill is. bp says it is about 5,000 barrels a day. but one researchers says no, it is closer to 70,000. that's nearly three million gallons every day. bp said it's sticking by its estimate. the oil company has three different plans, trying to close the well. first, trying to insert a new pipe to capture the oil. if that doesn't work, it's going to use the so-called top hat containment dome. and if that fails, that's when they're just going to try to plug up the hole. meanwhile, the oil still comes. new allegations about the night that haleigh cummings disappeared. remember, haleigh was being watched by her father's then-girlfriend, misty croslin. croslin's brother, tommy, now says that haleigh died that night at the home. but he denies allegations that he and misty were involved in it. instead, he's accusing their cousin, joe overstreet. tommy croslin's attorney spoke to hln's nancy grace. >> he told me that it did occur in the trailer. and that he and misty were not participants, but were scared to death of joe's behavior. they grew up with this guy. they say even though he doesn't have a criminal record, he did have a very violent past. and they were afraid of him. and there was a weapon of intimidation there. >> well now investigators have questioned joe overstreet. but we need to make it dleer that they are not calling him or anybody, make that, a suspect. overstreet and his cousins have repeatedly denied any involvement in haleigh's disappearance. the space shuttle "atlantis" will soon be a museum, but not before it has its final mission, which it should blast off for later today. liftoff should happen at 2:20 p.m. eastern this afternoon if the weather cooperates. it looks like it is now. "atlantis" is going on a two-week mission, six astronauts will deliver supplies to the international space station. and there are your live looks right now. the weather is supposed to be good? >> not bad. a little question about clouds, 30% chance of low-level clouds might disrupt the launch. but the winds will be 15-20 miles per hour. not bad if you're taking off. landing with cross-winds is a different scenario. 2:20 p.m., we'll keep an eye on it. in manhattan right now, look at the low clouds in place. the haze and humidity is here. you can see temperatures getting to around 80 degrees today. off to the west, there's a cold front. that's what it looks like at about 60 stories up. what does it look like from space? lots of clouds coming out of the gulf of mexico, pooling through the mid-atlantic and the northeast. portland getting rain showers moving away. there's the cold front, that's going to be active not only this morning. refiring later this afternoon. look at the showers and thunderstorms out there. severe thunderstorm warning, especially when you get south of the warm front through new york and d.c. and philadelphia. stretching to nashville, memphis and picking back up around western texas and new mexico. the showers riding around the front. early-morning activity this was severe about half-hour ago with gusty winds, about 60 miles per hour. losing a little wind, but still rain behind it. showers approaching st. louis with thunderstorms down by springfield that gets back into areas like springfield, missouri and stretching through arkansas. oklahoma and texas. also brand-new severe thunderstorm watch. an area in yellow, watch it for big thunderstorms this morning and refiring later this afternoon. even around san antonio. you're getting some heavy rain right now. severe weather threat is also around the region. right around the tail end of the cold front with it becomes a stationary boundary today. that will refire with large hail, gusty winds. maybe a tornado. but i don't think it's a huge tornado day. that's the rough weather. you want to see something nice? look at this eye report picture we got from yesterday, yeah, the snow stinks, look at the picture the day after the snow came, around evergreen, colorado. look at the sunrise, how gorgeous is that? that was a couple of days ago, robin in colorado. >> that looks like a holiday picture. >> it looks like christmas time, that's absolutely fantastic. >> thank you, to our viewers for sending in ireports. you know what, here you go, here comes your chance to win a trip to sonoma in the nascar race. tony stewart, give it to us. >> hi, robin, i'm tony stewart. the nascar word of the day is stickers. >> yes. stick he is, you know what that is? the slang term for when you get new tires in nascar. you go to cnn.com/robin, type in stickers -- plural -- and you're entered to win the daily prize of a morning express bath robe and a signed picture. but the grand prize is what you need to be excited about. a trip for two to the sonoma race for nascar in june. and i'm going to meet you out there and hang with you as well. cool. base could be forced to stop a common practice in the near future. and it could save you money if you use debit cards. and if you advertise, te will come. a famous cornfield in iowa is for sale. @@ sman in a esquiler. wants to send a salute to the most amazing man she knows. her husband. >> hi, robin, my name is samantha. i would like to salute my husband, bradley swiler of the united states marine corps. he's a full-time marine, a full-time college student and three months ago, became a full-time father to your baby girl. he's incredibly brave and courageous, brad makes me very proud to be a military wife. sempre fi, bradley, i love you. >> thank you so much, samantha. the fbi has arrested three men in connection with a failed bomb plot in times square. faisal shahzad was accused of trying to detonate a car bomb in the popular tourist spot on may 1st. so now correspondent richard louis, how do we think that the current arrests may be linked to him? >> authorities believe the three pakistani men in custody supplied money to faisal shahzad. but they're not sure if the men knew how that money would be spent. they were picked up in massachusetts yesterday and so far, they're own charged with immigration violations. police say twoover stayed their visa, robin. and the third was in the process of being depovertied. >> so the fbi also says that these menused what's called a hawallah to funnel money to shahzad. most of us have never heard that term. >> it's a term we haven't heard. but its a very common practice. basically it's a way to send money with no paper trail, you just pick up the phone. somebody brings cash to a broker in the united states. pays a 5% fee to have some money sent to someone. let's just say in pakistan. then that broker picks up the phone, calls his contact in pakistan. and then the money is delivered to that person in pakistan. and there is no paper trail. this is pretty common in countries without strong banking systems. for folks who may not be of great means, robin. so it's very common. immigrants often continue that right now, even though it's illegal in the united states. most transfers, though, are harmless. and you know, take a look at the numbers here, robin, talking about billions of dollars rfr i year. drug smugglers and terrorists also use hawalas because they don't require accounting or paper trail. >> no receipt. >> no. >> richard, thank you. now, how you pay for things, soon, could determine what you pay under a new proposed law. so jennifer westhoven is looking out for you. a lot of people see this in our country at gas stations right now. not everybody. but where there are different prices if you you pay cash or credit. well you may get offered a discount at the register at any store soon if you choose debit or cash compared to credit. you might get a discount. this is after the senate voted to limit some of the interchange fees. these are some of the behind-the-scenes fees that banks are charging stores whenever you swipe your card. and as you can imagine, stores hate them. banks love them. so banks do not like these limits. they are threatening that you may end paying more for credit cards, because of the fees. we'll see. this is all part of the financial reform bill that is winding its way through congress. meanwhile some of wall street's biggest banks, jp morgan, citi, morgan stanley. facing a preliminary criminal investigation. federal prosecutors, other regulate, looking into, according to reports, whether they might have misled investors when they were selling those mortgage bond deals. remember you hear about how all the mortgages in your neighborhood got packaged up, sliced and diced and sold around the world? that's what we're talking about, it played a huge role in the financial collapse. morgan stanley said it's done nothing wrong, but a situation that we'll keep our eye on as we try to figure out what happened and how do we make sure the financial crisis doesn't happen again. closer to your home, if you're hitting the road this morning, hey, bob, what's going on? >> getaway friday, if you're trying to catch a flight in and out of new york, so far, so good. we have haze, probably might see a short delay out of that. but big thunderstorms developing for the northeast through the mid-atlantic. let me show you what it looks like on the flight explorer. a warm front is pushing rain through northern p.a. and the finger lakes. clear in buffalo, rochester and syracuse, but it will refire around new york, philly, maybe even boston. for the delays, nothing right now, it's too early. but new york, metro, philly, dallas. you're looking at showers and thunderstorms developing just now. might see some delays out of that shortly. at least an hour. and then in d.c. metro, calling for some thunderstorms. same with st. louis. houston, you'll get thunderstorms this afternoon. memphis, it's going to be the afternoon variety as well. same with denver, with a little bit of a wind out there. and then some windy conditions in the bay area. 30-minute delays, we have that for you as well. we have never before seen footage of president john f. kennedy. what we know about the film made of jfk's final days. and, hey, forget cash. here's a psuedo atm that gives out gold. where you can find this contraption. ergy. 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in the next half hour, what celtics fans chanted that could prove prophetic. it was clever, but mean. the site of the legendary film "field of dreams" is on the market. >> hey, is this heaven? >> no, it's iowa. >> one of the greatest films of all time that gave us the famous line, "if you build it, he will come." tourists have come for 20 years. the asking price, $5.4 million. the field itself is three and a half acres. but you get 193 for that $5.4 million. >> there's some farmland involved. >> yes, and farmers that are renting the land right now. but the whole movie was about -- don't sell out, hang on to your dreams. and now they're selling out. but, i know, it's a tough economy. >> if they get that asking price? the mine was -- "if you build it, he will come." it is often misquoted, "if you build it, they will come." now we know. california police say that a missing woman who turned up alive may have made the whole thing up. nancy salas went missing on wednesday. her parents thought she was a student at ucla. you know what? the school said she wasn't even enrolled there. and then she walked into a store, 260 miles from home and said she had been abducted. >> i could tell she had been crying and she looked distraught. so she just said, can you call 911. and i said, yeah. you know, so i brought her over to my desk and i dialled the number. gave her the phone and -- you know, i didn't know if someone was chasing her. she kind of just mentioned there's a scary man. >> well glendale police say that salas has admitted to lying about her abduction story. they say she dropped out of school in 2008 and was afraid to tell her parents. now salas could be charged with filing a false report. gun enthusiasts are pouring into charlotte for the nra convention. and former vice presidential candidate, sarah palin is one of the keynote speakers today. according to the "charlotte observer." organizers expect about 70,000 people there. the last time that charlotte hosted the event was in 2000, when the late actor, charlton heston raised a musket and said, from my gold, dead hands, in defiance of gun control. thousands of students at kansas state university were studying for final exams and then this happened -- yeah, that's a flash mob as they call it at the school's library. when people send out invites online for a spontaneous gathering. in this case, the police and the library staff knew about it, too, and they all thought it was in good fun. it lasted about 15 minutes. police went after a bank robbery suspect. but while they tried to flush him out, they set off a brush fire. and you used an iphone app for so many different things. now there's one for divorce. 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>> they do, look what they put those poor women in, and through. >> catch "the joy behar show" at 9:00 p.m. on hln. brand-new surveillance video of a fire-bombing at a medical marijuana dispensary in montana. look closely, the flaming bottle comes flying through a window. there's a flash and then a small fire. another pot dispensary in billings was attacked on monday. police have no suspects so far. it's friday, that means you have some new movies if that's where we're going to go tonight. one of the big ones coming out today is "robin hood" starring russell crowe and cate blanchett. no men in tights, but there's a special relationship between robin and lady marian. >> it seems we are to share my chamber, a ruse to convince the servants. >> well, if the aim is deception, should you not be addressing me as "my husband" or "my dear"? >> don't be ridiculous. >> the critics are not thrilled with "robin hood." they say it's too long, too serious and missing thrills. but they also say the acting is solid and the battle scenes are well done. guess what time it is? if you've been looking for a really fresh fruit, your in luck, because it's one of the best times to buy. >> that was all the heavy rain, robin. two to five inches of rain in northern illinois. indiana, stretching through ohio, active again this morning. good morning to you. the weather brought to you by zyrtec. let me show you the situation for the morning. heavy downpours especially around the cold front which is east of chicago. east of indianapolis. but look at the thunderstorms right around st. louis, stretching down to springfield. more showers, more thunderstorms this morning, early, riding across northern pennsylvania. severe weather, we're going to find it today. from areas around new york city, down through jersey, philadelphia. d.c., all the way down the line. and the areas in red through memphis to arkansas. down to texas later on this afternoon, too. look at this one patch of showers and thunderstorms it was severe when it rolled through cleveland earlier this morning. winds to 60 miles per hour. a little bit of a bow structure right there indicating fast-moving winds. all of it moving to the north. let me show you what it looks like down south of there. this is philadelphia, you will probably get the severe weather this afternoon. look at the haze in place, the humidity is riding up there pretty high. the temperatures about 82-84, the high that's the delaware river. severe weather anticipate it this afternoon for philly, new york and d.c. and stretching down the line farther. you can see state college radar picture picking up the rain. it's moving east. and the rain picks up once again through central missouri, stretching into st. louis. out of the springfield, missouri area. remember this place got rocked yesterday morning. more heavy downpours this morning. and then down to the south, it's texas. look at the one thunderstorm complex blowing up near san antonio. moving due north ahead of the front and severe weather now breaking out in new mexico. more on that in a half hour. this is the study i'm sure you're going to have something to say about. cougars, listen upth find out why marrying a younger guy could allegedly be bad for your health. all right. also ahead, a survivor of the nashville flood knew he had to get out of his car when the water went up to his door. hear what he had to do to make it out. ♪ [ woman ] nine iron, it's almost tee-time. time for new zyrtec® liquid gels. they work fast. so i can get relief from the pollen that used to make me sneeze, my eyes water. with new zyrtec® liquid gels, i get allergy relief at liquid speed. that's the fast, powerful relief of zyrtec®, now in a liquid gel. zyrtec® is the fastest 24-hour allergy medicine. it works on my worst symptoms so i'm ready by the time we get to the first hole. new zyrtec® liquid gels work fast, so i can love the air®. 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"new york knicks." >> chanting new york knicks, ouch. his contract sup in july, as he's taking off his jersey. if he leaves, it will make it even harder to be an cleveland cavaliers fan. dwyane wade could be leaving miami. the team set up a website. wewantwade.com. check it out. >> man, just stay, we love you, stay in miami just where you started, that's where you willant your career. >> he couldn't even put a shirt on? >> that reminds me of the britney guy -- leave her alone! >> yes, combined with "napoleon dynamite." the site gives you tips. baseball commissioner, bud selig says he will not move next year's all-star game out of phoenix because of arizona's new immigration law. some lawmakers were calling for a boycott of the game, supposed to be at chase field, because they felt the law promoted racial profiling. supporters of the law say it makes the state safer. one manager says he will boycott the games if he's invited. first mark mcgwire admits to taking steroids. now the baseball legend has lost his highway. thursday, new jersey lawmakers gave final approval to a bill that would rename the highway in favor of mark twain. the "associated press" reports that the governor just needs to sign it now. it's not going to be very popular among fans. cheating or not, they love him there and they're going to be unhappy and that's a look at sports. you know, in this tough economy, we can all use the money coach. well, take a listen to nina's story and see what advice clark howard has for her. >> hi, i'm nina and i need a money coach. my husband recently passed away. i'm a beneficiary to $15,000 that he contributed to a fund. i'm 56 years old. if i take it out right now, i'll be penalized 20%. which would leave me about $11,000. but if i wait till i'm 59, i believe, then i will get $15,000, then i don't have to lose the $4,000. i'm afraid, i'm on one income, i don't want to lose my home. i thought maybe i could get my mortgage down, that would be great. i have about 25 years left and i owe about $84,000. clark, what should i do. >> ninaors, first things first, i'm really sorry about the loss of your husband. this money that your husband had is in some form of retirement account that the union was handling. and the thing is, that 20% that they've told you that you would have to pay in tax? no. that's a withholding. the tax typically will end up being more in the range of double that, about 40% of the money. what you should do is you take the money from them directly to a company where you have your own i.r.a. that way, there is no tax at all and you just got to if you can leave the money there till you're 59 1/2 so that you will pay no penalty at all and only as you draw on the money you'll pay tax. now, this thing about moving money, whether -- regardless howe you get it. maybe it could be an employer you used to work for in a 401(k) plan. know this. never, ever, ever have anyone send you a check. if they send you a check, you're going to have that 20% withholding that nina was talking about. boss: y'know, geico opened its doors back in 1936 and now we're insuring over 18 million drivers. gecko: quite impressive, yeah. boss: come a long way, that's for sure. and so have you since you started working here way back when. gecko: ah, i still have nightmares. anncr: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. i know who works differently than many other allergy medications. hoo? omnaris. 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stop strips to blow out the tires. it turns out that the driver may have been falling asleep at the wheel but took a while to sort things out because police got mixed signals from a bomb squad dog and the driver didn't speak english. >> what led us to believe it's explosives is we have a dog that is trained to detect explosives do a walkaround and did indicate that there are explosives there. and we also have an indication from the driver that confirms that. we just don't know to what extent. >> if it didn't require it, we wouldn't -- >> okay. that was a bomb squad robot blowing out a car's windows in new york where there was another scare. someone called police after they saw gas cans in the back of the car. they later said it belonged to a man who does lawn work. the new arrests in the times square investigation. authorities say three pakistani men funneled money to bomb suspect faisal shahzad and how it's moved is very tricky stuff. rick will break it down in a few minutes. bp is trying something new to contain the massive oil spill in the gulf. now it looks like it may have been giving the wrong answer about how big this oil spill is. bp says it's about 5,000 barrels a day, but one researcher says, no, it's closer to 70,000. that is nearly 3 million gallons every single day. now, bp says it's sticking by its estimate. and right now the oil company has robots on the ocean floor trying to put a tube into a pipe that is gushing the oil. if that works, later today bp could surround the tube with a stopper and that would stop the leak. if it fails bp will try the so-called top hat containment dome. if that fails, that's when they'll try to plug the hole. new allegations about the night that hayley cummings disappeared. she was being watched by her father's then girlfriend misty cross lin. her brother says she died at home but denies he and misty was involved in it. instead he's accusing their cousin joe overstreet. tommy's attorney spoke to hln's nancy grace. >> he told me that it did occur in the trailer and that he and misty were not participants but were scared to death of joe's behavior. they grew up with this guy. they say even though he doesn't have a criminal record, he did have a very violent past and they were afraid of him. and there was a weapon of intimidation there. >> now investigators have questioned joe overstreet but we need to make it clear they are not calling him or anyone a suspect. overstreet and his cousins repeatedly denied any involvement in hayley's disappearance. there are a couple of really close calls in northern illinois last night. a culvert washed away and two cars went right into the huge hole in the darkness. both drivers were able to climb out unhurt. that's amazing that they were able to climb out. that's because of rain in that area. let's talk to meteorologist bob van dillen about who is going to see rain for the weekend. >> good morning. rough start texas, new mexico, the northeast today. it's going to be tough. here's the way it looks in the big state of texas. there's a cold front that dives down south of lubbock and then arcs back into new mexico and colorado. thundershowers already erupting ahead of that. one severe thunderstorm warning west of san antonio drifting to the north at 20 miles per hour. golfball-size hail a possibility this morning. also that yellow watch box, severe thunderstorm watch for a good chunk of eastern new mexico. severe weather breaking out currently right now. you'll find that to be the case later this afternoon also with the stationary boun undri in place slight chance of thundershowers right here. oklahoma city radar and the rain is heavy the last couple of hours. lots of lightning flashing south of you over the red river in towards texas. you can see the dallas radar. dry in dallas and ft. worth but thunderstorms west of you. daytime heating, thunderstorms could be strong right there. anticipate travel delays for dallas and around houston this afternoon as well. the cold front driving down through the middle part of the country. ahead of it warm and humid and unstable too. rain showers already developing from springfield missouri into st. louis and more showers early this morning. the one that breezed through cleveland racing through pa and lower new york too. not a tornado outbreak day today. maybe an isolated one or two but the main threat gusty winds, large hail. as for the big cities right around boston into new york stretching through philly and d.c. as well. that one thunderstorm complex racing toward scranton. san francisco traveling out to the bay area it will be dry and a little breezy. temperatures today into the mid 60s. should be pretty nice but might catch a short delay at the airport just because of that wind. full details in a half hour. so here comes your chance to win a trip to sonoma and the nascar race there. mr. stoney stewart now. >> hi, robin. i'm tony stewart. the nascar word of the day is stickers. >> so 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>> one of the key things is how did he get the money to pay for what he did. authorities believe the three pakistani men in custody supplied money to faisal shahzad but they're not sure if the men knew how that money would be spent. they were picked up in raids in massachusetts and maine yesterday. so far they're only charged with immigration violations. police say that two overstayed their visa and that the third was in the process of being deported. >> the fbi says they used what's called a hawala to funnel money to this guy. how does a hawala work? >> very uncommon word but common practice. basically a way of sending money across the world with no paper trail. the way it works is someone basically brings money to a broker. that broker then charges a 5% fee to that person who gave him the money. they then pick up the phone and they call the representative in let's just say pakistan where they want to send that money. the broker then calls his contact there to get it done and the money is then followed on finally to the person they wanted to sends the money to. this is a very common practice in countries without strong banking systems where people are not of great means. this is a way they can get money there. immigrants often continue that practice here in the united states even though it is illegal. most transfers are harmless and give you a sense how much is done we're talking about billions of dollars every year. unfortunately though drug smugglers and terrorists also use these hawalas because they don't require a bank account as i mentioned earlier to track that information. >> there is no receipt basically. >> none. >> richard, thank you. newly released video shows a rugby player stopping an apparent robbery. you can see a man with what looks like a gun at this betting shop in england. now, the cash yard gave the guy some money but the rugby player hit him with a chair and held him to the ground until the police came. wow! how you pay for things could soon determine how much you pay under a proposed new law. jen is looking out for you. good morning. >> good morning. depending on where you live, you might see this at the gas station now where you get a little discount if you pay with debit or with cash. what if you started to see that at the store right at the register where they said they'd give you a discount if you chose debit or cash instead of playing with your credit card. you could see that. the senate voted to limit some interchange fees. these are behind the scenes fees so that every time you swipe, you don't even know necessarily that the banks are charging the stores. and as you can imagine, stores hate those fees. banks love those fees. so they really don't like these new limits. they are threatening that you may have to pay more for credit cards because of them. but this could be part of the financial reform bill that is making its way through congress. that's one of the many ways it could affect you. we'll talk about them as we learn more about the package. meanwhile some of wall street's biggest names -- jpmorgan, citi, morgan stanley -- are facing what's called a preliminary investigation. basically federal prosecutors want to know if the banks may have lied or misrepresented things when they were out selling those mortgage bond deals, cdos. you don't need to know all about those, but you may remember those are the things where they took millions of mortgages, packaged them up, sliced, diced, sold them all around the world so that everybody was holding on to these when they nearly collapsed. that's why the financial system nearly collapsed. most of the banks has had no comment. morgan stanley said it has done nothing wrong but the government is continuing to ask questions about what happened, what caused the financial crisis and if there's some accountability. >> accountability and let's not go there again, right? 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is he still talking? >> yeah, that's the case. he's still talking as they try to extract more information. shahzad has been in custody at an undisclosed location as they do do that. this happened may 3rd when first arrested. charged with five counts so far but has waived his right to an initial court appearance at the moment. that's expected to happen, though, that court appearance, as soon as he is done talking to investigators. and according to some of the court documents i've been able to take a look at, he admitted to them that he went to pakistan for bomb-making training and that he tried to detonate that bomb in times square. >> all right, richard. thank you very much. appreciate it. california police say that a missing woman who turned up alive may have made up the whole story. nancy salas went missing on a wednesday. her parents thought that she was a student at ucla. but the school said she wasn't even enrolled there. then she walked into a store 2 60 miles from home and said that she had been abducted. >> i could tell she had been crying and she looked distraught. so she just said can you call 911? i said yeah. i brought her over to my desk and dialed the number, gave her the phone. and i didn't know if someone was chasing her. and she kind of just mentioned there's a scary man -- >> glendale police now say that salas has admitted to lying about the abduction story. they say that she dropped out of school in 2008 and was afraid to tell her parents. search teams and volunteers have been looking for her and now she could be charged for filing a false report. companies responsible for the oil spills like the one right now in the gulf could be forced to give up a year's worth of their profits. the current cap on liability is $75 million. but under a new bill by senate republicans, bp would have to pay up to $20 billion. now, some oil spill related costs might still fall to the taxpayers. the white house also wants $10 million for litigation costs. this next story ought to really inspire kids. a high school senior in california has never missed a day of school in her life. it's been larissa garcia's goal since she even went to kindergarten. >> education is so important to me. i mean, why would i want to miss out on a free education? a lot of people see this as a big impossibility but it's possible as long as you set your mind to it. >> well, if that's not enough, garcia is the school president and she's valedictorian and she has a 4.6 gpa. she wants to be an accountant. good luck to her. we have brand new surveillance video of a fire bombing at a medical marijuana dispenlsry in montana. this was sunday morning. now, look closely. the flaming bottle -- do you see it -- comes flying through the window. then there's a flash. and a small fire. another pot dispensary in billings was also attacked on monday. so far police have no suspects. marrying a much younger man, you cougar, you, might not be good for a woman's health. but then again, marrying a much older man isn't especially a good health move either. so says a new study that's out of germany. it says that women who marry much younger men die earlier. it actually raises the risk of an early death by 20%. why? because you're riding around on his motorcycle? researchers say that your healthiest choice is to marry a partner who is just about your age. the same thing goes for men? am i right producers, it's always better to marry someone -- >> i doubt that. my wife is only three weeks old r. older than i am. but for those three weeks that she's older she's an old bag. >> i'm sure you let her know about it. >> i'm past the cougar age. they look for guys in the 20s. >> yeah, you're past it. it can actually be anybody younger. >> it would be the ladies in the 60s and 70s coming over like bobby come over we're going to atlantic city. i made you some cookies, come on over. >> that's not right. let's show you what's happening. it goes from onterrio down through texas. ahead of it it's going to be warm and unstable too. look at all the clouds off the gulf of mexico through the gulf coast through the mid-atlantic states. you see what it looks like in atlanta. big travel day on a friday. if you're flying in or out of city a lot of flights too i think things will be fine. temperatures in the mid 80s, high clouds coming in. maybe a thunderstorm north of town later this afternoon but that's it. heavy times now especially areas like missouri. once again that stretches down through oklahoma and texas and a severe thunderstorm watch now for western parts of texas and eastern new mexico. you can see that yellow box right there. ahead of this again a cold front will be active this afternoon. daytime heating showers and thunderstorms, some of these severe in spots i put in red. the mid-atlantic including new york and long island getting all the way down through d.c. and philadelphia too. stretching back through nashville and memphis. you could see some powerful thunderstorms later this afternoon. i think most of that will be in the form of gusty winds and large hail. who has the best weather in the country today? 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a boy won't be allowed to attend a catholic school in the fall and his mom says it's because he was a lesbian. she said after he was accepted the parish priest began asking questions about her relationship with her partner. on monday the school said that it would not allow him to enroll. it is an issue dividing church parishioners. >> they knew they were going to have some backlash from someone along the line about the boy. i feel sorry for the boy. >> people can live the way they want to but don't involve children. this child will be bullied the rest of his school life. >> god doesn't judge children. it's not the church. it's a school. and i think it's really bad and dishonorable. >> boston superintendent of catholic school says that the archdiocese does not ban children of same-sex parents and will work on a new policy to make that clear. the superintendent has offered to help the boy enroll in another catholic school. the archdiocese says that local pastors can sometimes set their own rules. the school and the priest have not commented. one of our affiliates says it has a document that shows the arguments that prosecutors are making to seek the death penalty against casey anthony. she is accused of killing her daughter caylee. this week they asked the prosecutors to lay out the standards that meet the death penalty standard in florida. yesterday's daily winner of up to speed with robin meade contest was richard oh from taos city, michigan. there he is. he gets an autographed photo and a "morning express" bath robe but listen. you need to enter because it's a trip fwor two to the nascar rate in sonoma, california. listen for the nascar word of the day in about 30 minutes. >> how fun. you're going to have a good time. >> i've never been to sonoma. everyone raves how beautiful it is. sometimes you don't think of winemaking and nascar going together but i say why not! the best deals on summer clothes come at the end of the summer, right? then a winter coat is probably very cheap in the spring. but right now things are in season that are also going to be cheaper for you to buy than in other times of the year. namely, food. good morning. >> this is a time of year when so many different fruits actually come into bloom, shall we say. so they end up being a great deal for you to get right now. number one, they're the tastiest thing out there. the second part of it is is that it's a little cheaper too. first of all, there's a lot of supply of these different fruits out there. blackberries, blueberries, cherries. also cantaloupe is coming in in southern california. and the grocery stores, they don't want rotting stuff around. so you can likely get some pretty good prices here. i'm not saying it's going to be a sale with good prices. vegetables that are in season are corn and rhubarb. but it won't be so expensive like in the winter if they're being flown in from around the world. one of the things that we look at too, robin, is sometimes different things come into season in florida compared to california so it could be different compared to where you look. it's a good time to look even look at the prices and some fruits can freeze beautifully. wash them, dry them off and then put them in a freezer bag and throw them in the freezer. they'll be good for months. >> i like to know what's cheap right now. you say the stuff in season is the cheap stuff. the news about singer bret michaels is a surprise. the latest on an amazing recovery by him. then you're going to get a xwlim ps of an atm that dishes out gold, not cash at the atm. ú a convicted sex offender who once served time for molesting a child is about to be locked up forever. john gardner will be sentenced today in san diego for killing two california teens. he faces life without parole. now, one of his victims was 14-year-old amber dubois. for her mom the sentencing could not come soon enough. >> i just did what i had to do to have closure. >> do you really have closure or just have answers? >> i really have closure. i really do. yeah. and it's 15 months today and i can sleep at night. you know. so i can move forward. >> gardner also attacked and killed 17-year-old chelsea king while she was running in a park. police found gardner's dna on her clothes and arrested him. he then led police to amber dubois' body. gardner also pleaded guilty to attempting to rape another jogger in the same park. bret michaels may be back on stage in two weeks. that's what "people" magazine reports. he's been recovering from a brain hemorrhage since last month. sources say that he's really ramping up his physical therapy and he plans to resume a tour with his band by the end of the month. tmz reports it will be at the hard rock casino in biloxi, mississippi. a man who survived the nashville floods had to escape from his car when the thing started floating down the interstate. he and other drivers were forced to fight the floodwaters to climb over a barrier wall. >> i've been in a pool before but never in water that's pushing you faster than you can walk. >> well, he then walked several miles down the side of the interstate and his wife made it through the flood to find him. how would you like to punch in your atm number and instead of money out pops gold? there is such a thing as a gold atm. reuters reports that a money machine that dispenses pure gold is at a ritzy hotel in the middle east. it's also coated with a thin layer of gold and offers you items like gold bars, gold coins, just gold, gold, gold. >> is that like if dinner doesn't impress her? i mean seriously. >> look, you can wear them as earrings. sad day in cleveland today because they are out of the nba playoffs. but wait a minute, don't they have the pretty expensive lebron james and didn't they bring in shaq and mo williams? what happened to this team? >> robin, this was the time that they were supposed to win. a city so championship starved -- had the best player in the world growing up in their own backyard saying how much he wanted to give that city its first championship in almost 50 years. that's why they called lebron the chosen one. they had the best record. they were expected to win it all. and making matters worse, star lebron james could now be leaving. listen to what celtics fans were chanting. new york knicks! >> new york knicks and boston fans getting creative. >> my producer says that half of the people chanting were either named sully or tommy boy. that's a boston joke. his contract is up in july. if he leaves, that will make this even harder for cleveland fans. not making light of their fan. another nba superstar dwyane wade could leave miami after this season so the team put up this website. we want wade.com. this is what you have to do cleveland. fans are posting messages and videos trying to convince d. wade to stay. >> we love you. we just started. >> we're not trying to make fun of heat fans by posting that video. that was on the front page of this site. we just grabbed it. you can also take -- there's tips like there is tips, like if you see wade dining him out, send him desert and it had so much traffic on day one, it crashed. bud selig will not move the all-star game out of phoenix because of the new immigration law. some lawmakers were calling for a boycott of the game to be played at chase field because they thought the law promoted racial profiling. supporters say the law makes the state safer. tiger woods and mike ditka teamed up to shoot a new commercial for ea sports. >> did they? >> yeah. which carries tiger's video game. a slew of other golfers were there too. we have no idea why the coach was there. no word on why ditka was there. but when he participates, stuff sells. game comes out june 8th. >> maybe mike ditka's likability factor is higher right now. >> yes, it is indeed. all new stories in the next half hour. everybody loves the coach. >> thank you very much. there may be never a better time to buy a new car than right now. don't head to the dealership until you hear our tips about how to drive away with a deal. 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"atlantis" is going on a two-week mission. six astronauts will deliver supplies to the international space station. liftoff should be at 2:20 this afternoon if weather permits. and let's find out if it does. hi, bob. >> good morning, robin. i think it will. this is the latest on nasa. they're giving it a 30% chance of not going up because of low clouds. i have the satellite picture up here now and you see the clouds mainly inland now. i think most of these are going to disperse a little bit later on, a little daytime heating will get rid of most of them. a 70% chance of going up. that's good. winds out of east-southeast at 14 miles per hour, waffling between that and 10. not really bad day. forecast about 220, 15 to 20 miles per hour. they don't think that will be a problem. more problems to talk about around texas. look at this. big showers, big thunderstorms from abilene, stretching west of ft. worth, to the red river and oklahoma. also another batch coming out of san antonio. that moves into austin later on this morning. see it there, heavier stuff around that region. around new mexico, severe thunderstorm watch in effect for the morning, as more thunderstorms pop around that frontal boundary. it stalled out. that's a slight chance of thunderstorms that could be severe at the spot we put in red. pull that picture out further, zoom in to areas like oklahoma city. most of the rain is out there for the morning. little bit of thunderstorm act going down for the south. dallas, you are clear, but daytime heating and this stuff will gradually edge in your direction. cold front will spark the weather later this afternoon. the rain, most of it, the heavy stuff into arkansas and missouri. now getting into illinois too. you had it yesterday. you're getting it again today. that cold front, that shifted over to the east. who has the best weather in the country today? i'm going to go behind that cold front. it is a cool start for you. but how about omaha, nebraska. 70 degrees today. you see light winds, temperature right now 49. little cool start, but nice, sunny and pleasant conditions for the afternoon. so enjoy it. enjoy your day. more on that in a bit. >> six minutes after the hour. hope you're on time. here comes your chance right now to win a trip to sonoma and the nascar race. tony stewart, what you got? >> hi, robin. i'm tony stewart. the nascar word of the day is stickers. >> stickers. did you know that's a slang term for new tires? now you do. go to cnn.com/robin. it is going to be obvious where it is that you're supposed to enter this contest and type in stickers. give your information. and viola, you're entered to win the daily prize of a "morning express" bathrobe and signed picture. the grand prize is what you're entered to win too. a trip for two to sonoma for the nascar race in june. i'll meet you out there and hang with you. banks could be forced to stop a common practice in the near future this and could save you money. if you use debit cards. and hundreds of wounded vets are competing against each other. hear from some of the athletes about what inspires them now. 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>> very uncommon word, but a very common practice. it is basically a way of sending money across the world with no paper trail. the way it works is someone basically brings money to a broker. that broker then charges a 5% fee to that person who gave him the money. they then pick up the phone, and they call the representative and let's just say, pakistan, where they want to send that money. the broke then calls his contact there to get that done and the money is then follunneled on finally to the person they wanted to send the money to. this say common practice in countries without strong banking systems. this is the way they get money there. immigrants often continue that practice here in the united states, even though it is illegal. most transfers are harmless and to give you a sense of how much is done, we're talking about billions of dollars every year. unfortunately, though, drug smugglers, terrorists, they also use these hawalas because they don't require a bank account as i was mentioning earlier to track that information. >> there is no receipt, basically. >> none. >> richard, thank you. >> yes. here is something scary that you could be dealing with very distracted doctors if you have to go to the emergency room. a study in australia found not only were er doctors interrupted all the time, but the interruptions can occasionally cause a doctor to forget what they are doing. one example included a doctor being asked a question while trying to write a prescription. well, bless you. all right. you can hear her sneeze, right? >> yes. >> it wasn't even one of those screamer sneezes, you know the ones i'm talking about. okay. hundreds of wounded vets came together to compete in a unique competition. in the first ever warrior games, here's rafer with more on that. >> good morning, robin. an incredible thing with the u.s. military by putting this together. these men and women made incredible sacrifices for our country, many lost limbs as well as fellow soldiers in the field. some suffer from post traumatic stress disorder. but these true warriors are also true champions coming together at the olympic training center in colorado springs. and they have now found new inspiration by pursuing their athletic dreams. >> a whole lot of pride and service and pride in america and pride in overcoming and being a survivor. i figured if they can do it, and able bodied people can do it you know, and they're having trouble just like i do, then why can't i? >> it was a week-long competition featuring seven events. and just a great, great thing that they put together. good for them. there is no more depressed sports city in america than cleveland today. that is not hyperbole. the cavaliers had the best player in lebron james, the best record in the nba, they were favored to bring the first championship to that city since lyndon johnson was in office. but the underdog boston celtics, congrats to them, bounced cleveland from the playoffs in round two. and now lebron could leave his home state for another team. man, would that hurt. in the next half hour, what celtics fans chanted that could prove prophetic. and dreams really are for sale. the site of the legendary film "field of dreams," remember that movie, on the market. >> hey! is this heaven? >> no. it's iowa. >> one of the greatest movies of all time gave us the famous line, if you build it, he will come. it is often misquoted as if you build it, they will come. tourists toured it for 20 years but will they buy it? the asking price, $5.4 million. but you get more than just the diamond. they get 193 acres and there is houses and farm land and you get ray liotta. no, you don't get ray liotta. >> thank you. that's not going to be cheap, is it, the field? in the next few days, a u.s. missionary on trial in haiti could figure out if she's going to be sent to prison. the prosecutor wants laura sillsby to get six months. she's accused of trying to illegally take children out of haiti after the deadly earthquake in january. sillsby says she thought the kids were orphans. nine other missionaries in her group were released. thousands of students at kansas state university were studying for final exams, but this happened. this is what you call a flash mob at the school library. it is when people send out invitations online saying hey, we're going to do this in like ten minutes. and in this case, the police and the library staff also knew and they thought it was just good fun. it lasted about 15 minutes. there was even body surfing. police went after a bank robbery suspect. but while they tried to flush him out, they accidentally set brush on fire. you might use an iphone app for calculating tips or for facebook, but for a divorce? 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>> i really have closure. i really do. yeah. and it is 15 months today and i can sleep at night. you know, so, i can move forward. >> gardner also attacked and killed 17-year-old chelsea king while she was running in a park. police found gardner's dna on her clothes and arrested him. he then led police to amber's body. gardner also pleaded guilty to attempting to rape another jogger in the same park. city employees in austin will not go to arizona on business anymore. the austin city council voted to boycott the state over its new immigration law. now, austin, by the way, wasn't currently doing business there. the law requires cops to question someone's immigration status if they think they're there illegally when they stop them for a crime. now the law supporters say it could help fight illegal immigration. producers, why don't you tell me which story is next. okay. bret michaels, we're getting word from "people" magazine, i think it is, that he could be back on stage within two weeks. that would be a huge and a fast recovery for him after he suffered what kind of amounts to a brain hemorrhage. not even that long ago. he's been recovering from that since last month. he's ramping up his physical therapy, the magazine says, and plans to resume a tour with his band by the end of the month. now tmz reports it will be at the hard ross casick casino in mississippi. a man had to escape from his car when it started floating down the interstate. he and other driver were forced to fight the floodwaters to climb over a barrier wall. >> i've been in a pool before, but never in water that's pushing you faster than you can walk. >> he then walked several miles down the side of the interstate and his wife made it through the flood to find him. poor man. you're still, after all this time, getting incredible video out of nashville of those few days and hours as the floods hit. let's find out who has a weekend maybe to, well, let's hope not anymore rain. who has a nice weekend, bobby. >> you know who will have a decent weekend, the start of it, the upper midwest. finally a dryout for you guys. unfortunately more rain is blossoming now out of the mid-mississippi valley. see right around here, that stretches to kentucky and tennessee later today in the form of severe thundershowers. so, yeah, more rain in store for you for nashville, memphis, louisville, you'll get some thunderstorms too. the severe weather at least this morning has been relegated with that watch box in eastern parts of new mexico and western texas. what about later this afternoon, though, as that cold front slides eastward. daytime heating, a lot of moisture in the atmosphere, and warm temperatures. this spot will erupt with severe weather. we're talking about areas like new york city, philadelphia, d.c., stretching through kentucky and west virginia, parts of the carolinas, virginia. stretching into northern parts of maybe georgia, all the way back to mississippi and alabama too and arkansas as well. look at this big batch of thunderstorms that arrived early this morning around cleveland. through the northern part of pennsylvania, now to north jersey and the hudson valley. that will affect you around new york city metro. in half an hour to an hour or so. and then the rain extends from st. louis down to springfield where this rain is real heavy. remember yesterday morning, we had tonight warnings for the springfield, missouri, area, now just a batch of solid rain and thundershowers out there too. down to the south, though, things will be better for you. remember the space shuttle "atlantis," that gets off at about 2:20 today. it will be okay. about a 30% chance of not going up because of the low clouds. satellite picture, the clouds are firmly in place, but mostly inland. let's hope that for their sake they can light that puppy up and get it up there this afternoon. what about after the west? let me show you something that doesn't look like mid-may. mid-may snow stinks. when it looks like this, it is hard to complain. this is evergreen, colorado, taken the other day. look how beautiful that sunrise is. i know it is cold. it is may. probably tired of it, but what a great shot and people in florida, georgia, alabama, all are like, oh, man, that's something we never see. let alone in may. more on that, robin, in half an hour. >> i complain not. >> yes. >> thank you. >> yep. so, okay, checking on the dow. the dow began the morning up about 400 points for the week, but we're already seeing some of those gains reverse this morning. so jennifer westhoven, so i guess the feeling is not so great right now. >> no thanks, robin. we had a big bounce back from that horrible thing that happened last week, what is being called the flash crash. but what is still with us are these fears about europe's debt crisis. that's got the stock market down in the early going. that's going to see the dow here off by 94 points. 10,688. it is even though we have got these minus signs, even though we had a sign this morning that americans were out in force shopping last month. a good sign for our economy if people are doing that responsibly. but also out there, in addition to worries about europe, visa and mastercard are down sharply. the possibility that there will be some fee caps coming from uncle sam for them. now overnight, gold did hit a new high, something we were watching overnight. that is part of the fear that is going on about europe. if you think about it, gold is supposed to be one of the safest places to keep your money. so if you are worried that in europe there is not so much financial stability, people take their money, they move it out of european stocks, bonds, curre y currency, and into safe places like gold. robin, back to you. >> thank you very much. there may never be a better time to buy a new car. but don't head to the dealership until you have our tip on how to drive away on a deal. then you've never seen robin hood like this. will this new twist on an old tale leave you feeling robbed? 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hln money expert clark howard tells you why now may be the best time to get one. >> if you have spring new car fever because we're in the midst of the time of year that people get new car smell, you know about new car smell, people's common sense and judgment leaves them as they smell that fragrance of the inside of a new car. if you are someone who is infected with new car smell, and you're out looking for a vehicle, want to tell you a couple of things. cars are a deal right now. even though automakers were in some semblance of a recovery from where car sales were a year ago, car sales are still nothing compared to what they used to be. this year it looks like we're on pace to sell 11 million cars over the course of the year in the u.s. typical year, as many as 17 million. that means the automakers have the ability to make far more cars than we're choosing to buy. so as you go out shopping for a vehicle, shop thoroughly, multiple sources, and the marketplace will work very much to your advantage. i'm clark howard. for more ways for you to stretch that buck, go to h cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> clark howard will teach you to spend less and avoid getting ripped off. there are cell phone apps for just about anything and now that includes a divorce. it was created by a dallas lawyer and accountant who made a lot of money off divorces. they say the app lays out possible expenses and could save you a lot of money. they're also working on two other apps, a property divider and a child custody calendar. sad, but i suppose there is a big need for it. >> wow, yeah. >> getaway day friday. is the getting good? >> it is pretty good. we're about to see a lot of delays pop up across the northeast, but this morning, early, pretty nice. let me show you what it looks like in new york. the clouds are in place. and the rain is shortly to follow. you look up towards the better part of central park, looking real nice there. the clouds moving through. showers this morning, thunderstorms could be severe later this afternoon. so here is what we have for the day. new york city metros, newark too, an hour or more delay because of the thunderstorms. that's on top of the typical volume delays that you get on a friday. same with philadelphia. dallas, showers, thunderstorms. rough weather in texas now ongoing. watch for hour or more delays to pop up. san francisco, currently, 45-minute delay because of low clouds. windy this afternoon too. more on that in half an hour. >> thank you. forget cash. w here is a pseudo atm that gives out gold. ♪ ♪ ♪ do u gonna be there? ♪ are u sure u gonna call back? ♪ ♪ when am calling up and all that? ♪ ♪ ♪ can't u hear i'm sick? ♪ i'm lovesick ♪ can't u hear it explode? ♪ all down, all down and at holiday inn, you always can. holiday inn. stay you. and stay rewarded with the hit it big promotion-- earn up to five hundred dollars at over three hundred retailers. new information this morning in the casey anthony case. our florida affiliate wesh says it has a document that shows the arguments prosecutors are making to seek the death penalty against anthony. now, she is accused of killing her daughter caylee. this week the judge asked the prosecutors to lay out the case. the black crows, zac brown band and other big acts will be performing at the hangout music festival in alabama and the profits will go to charities helping the gulf coast deal with its oil spill. 20,000 people are expected. many hope that this will boost the morale for the people feeling the effects of that disaster. when is that again? today it is. what a day for clevelanders. they may have seen the last time that lebron james will play as a cavalier. way too early. here's the deal. they're out of the playoffs. >> right. >> we don't know where he's going. >> we don't know where he's going. people in cleveland are very passionate about their sports. and no major city has experienced a greater drought than cleveland. 1964 was the last time they have tasted a pro championship. this was supposed to be different. this man, lebron james, was supposed to lead them to the promised land. that's why they call him the chosen one. he's the best player in the league. he grew up in their backyard. they had the best record in the league. but the boston celtics, congrats to them, the underdog celtics won. listen to what celtic fans were chanting to lebron. >> at the td garden, they're chanting new york knicks. >> new york knicks because his contract is up in july. he could now be gone. twitter. cavalier jersey which some say was symbolic as well. >> yeah. >> here is how you keep your superstar. team. called "wewantwade.com to make their pitch for wade to stay in miami. >> please stay. we love you. >> we needed subtitles for that. that's on the front page of the site. that is one of the featured web pleas. it tells fans if you see wade eating out, send him over desert. >> everybody's ego needs to be fed, right? >> true. tiger woods and mike ditka teamed up to do a new video for ea sports. no clue why ditka was there. but found it interesting. >> not in the game. >> he's not in the game. he plays the golf, but not as well as tiger. >> his likability factor is higher. >> everybody likes the coach. mark mcgwire admitted to taking steroids, now the baseball legend lost his highway. fortunately we did this they didn't really do this. they only needed to change one name. just want to show how easy it would be, just have to do that. would be to have to do that. i'll have more sports stories in the next half hour. $5 photo shop program. how would you like to punch in your numbers at the atm and out pops a bar of gold? well, there is such a thing. reuters reports that a money machine that dispenses pure gold is at a ritzy hotel in the middle east. and the machine is coated with a thin layer of gold itself and offers customers gold in different shapes. you got your bars, you got your coins, so on and so forth. >> ooh, honey, look. >> exactly. i could wear them as earrings. gun enthusiasts are pouring into charlotte for the nra convention. former vice presidential candidate sarah palin is one of the keynote speakers. according to "the charlotte observer," organizers expect about 70,000 people to attend. the last time charlotte hosted was in 2000 when the late actor charlton heston raised a musket instead "from my cold dead hands" in defiance of gun control. bp is into its latest the gulf. one researcher says the spill is much bigger than the company is letting on. new movies out today. we'll show them to you next. >> oh, you mean -- your father is suffering. ♪ [ male announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal tastes great and can help lower cholesterol. bee happy. bee healthy.

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