law >> live, local, late breaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news at noon. >> to show or not to show? some want proof of the death of osama bin laden, but what would be the aftermath of showing the

photographs? those who have seen the photograph shosay they are graphic. >> i am going to get a more thorough briefing tomorrow, right now i think we need to be prudent. we need not to gloat, but really remember justice has been done. >> in my opinion it is about whether or not we make him a murderer. we do not want him to be a murder. -- martyr. >> some worry even a censored photograph is too graphic for the public, especially children. a child psychologist says parents of teenagers and young girl children should try to shield their children from the photographs, even though many of them see graphic violence in movies or video games often. >> because the video games are a

man-made event. even though excessive exposure of it makes in some children's life that this is real life, and that needs to be corrected by an adult on a constant day-to-day basis. >> without seeing photographs of osama bin laden at some residents of pakistan are in raged on the deadly raid that was too close to comfort. -- enraged on the deadly raid that was to close to comfort. some doubt he is dead, and others are angry white was necessary to kill him if he was unarmed. >> i totally believe it was a false attack in false and counter. -- and false encounter. the pakistani government has

warned the u.s. government not to launch similar attacks in the future. mr. obama will be going to the familyal to meet with memb member victims of those on september 11. well people are still basking in the victory of the raid and death of osama bin laden, others are wondering who will take his place. richard engle has more on who could be stepping up. >> osama bin laden's death has slightly elevated the second command to take control. he actually has a long history with islamic violence than even osama bin laden, and he is just as dedicated to attacking the united states. 59-years-old, he was raised in a middle-class cairo suburb. he trained to be a surgeon, but he was more interested in

radical islam than medicine. by 1982, he was arrested in egypt with -- in connection of the assassination of the late president. he was never linked directly to killing the president. he was released in 1984, but was hardened and wanted revenge for torture. he led a group called egyptian islamic jihad. in 1998 he made an alliance with osama bin laden. and all other interviewed him three times, including after 9/11. he said al qaeda remains dangerous under him. and >> the world is still a very unsafe place. tick of the united states has been tracking him and tried to kill him at least six times. perhaps because of his medical background, he has long expressed an interest in using

chemical and biological weapons. >> for more information and details on the raid and death of osama bin laden, log on to our website at wbaltv.com. back here and baltimore, a crossing guard is hit by a bus. it happened just after 7:00 this morning. the bus was on its way to point pleasant elementary school when a 40-year-old woman. there were 40 kids on the bus. there were not hurt. baltimore city police up three suspects in custody in connection with the double stabbing -- battin. this was in the 1300 block of walter's ave. no word on their condition. >> conditions are starting to improve. the rain has ended for most of you. we are still picking of rain on hd doppler in the eastern

suburbs. it is all moving west to east, and it will be moving out shortly, probably in the next couple of hours. elsewhere, a mix of sun and clouds. let look at the current conditions. only 48 with the northwest winds at 10, so it feels even cooler than that. upper 60s today with sunshine and breeze coming out of the northwest. the rain will be coming to an end. we will check the forecast for mother's day weekend when i come back in a few minutes. >> libya's front line was quiet today, despite heavier fighting earlier this week. rebels say there has been heavy fire from nato forces. during a press conference today, the head of nato said muammar gaddafi forces were much weaker than when the fighting began. anti-government protesters were back on the streets in yemen today.

they have been processing the country's leader for months now. -- they have been protesting the country's leader for months now. the balance of power has tipped against the leader who has been in power for 32 years now. a new rule may deny a stay home parent a credit card. sony is having more problems of their own. why so many people are at risk for hacking. plus, how you

>> covering the nation this afternoon, the search is on for a missing woman who was last seen on a cruise ship. the identified -- unidentified board monday butboa noticed missing tuesday. a little gift from mother nature. turtles are nesting on the beaches of florida right now. they have their own spot on the beach. sand there are new lhere is new life. >> we have a lot of dry sand.

we have vegetation growing. and darkness is the key on these beaches. the females will not come up if it is too bright. salt may not be as bad for you as we thought. why some experts are taking a double take at a recent study. in for some people it is time to cut back. what you can change in the diet that may help prevent the onset of alzheimer's. >> the rain is coming to an end, but it is breezy and chilly out there. we will take a look at the seven-day forecast in just a minute. first, a look outside. 48 at the airport. stay tuned.

>> many of us have laptop computers and use them every day.

if your laptop becomes hot, it is not something to ignore. the question is what went wrong when this man's lap top got too hot? >> when i opened the door, the smoke billowed out. >> bill hughes will never forget that day, returning to a fire burning inside his home. the damage so severe he and his roomlived out of a hotel wall repairs were made. investigators say what caused the fire is something you may use every day, a laptop computer. >> i never really thought it could possibly start a fire. take out how you keep it from happening to you? i will have that investigation for you tonight at 11:00. keep it dhohow do you happening from you? >> dating websites are becoming more and more popular puritan

many are finding the sites are too tedious. the new idea is putting the actual date front and center, asking for the date. and if you like the idea, then you can view the profile. >> sony has announced another 25 million users have had data stolen by hackers. the latest report comes just two days after the head of the company's entertainment announced new security measures have been put in place. this has sparked government investigations in north america south america. believe it or not, stay at home parents may not be able to get a credit card in the future. the purpose is keeping credit cards out of the hands of people who cannot afford them, but it does not consider that another

parent may be the breadwinner. >> you are married. you are a family. everything is the family's. the idea that i could not use my wife's salaries for proof of ofome or bmine as proof income, i find it strange. experts say if you want a credit card, you should apply for it now. >> now, your 11 insta weather forecast. >> quite a change from yesterday. yesterday we were in the low 80s. today we will be lucky to get out of the fifties. the rain is coming to an end. that is one good thing we can say. still some rain on the eastern shore. it is still raining at your house, you have to give it another hour and a half, and then it will clear out.

this line is moving very slowly to the east. in not helping with the temperatures, but at least it will be nice to see the sun in some areas. this is slowly marching up the east coast. a lot of rain in but it in here, but no severe change. this is moving up ohio and parts of virginia. most of that will stay west of us. i think we will get sunshine to break through the clouds this afternoon. it will still be breezy in chile. temperatures in the '50s. when you factor in the northwest wind, it will feel even cooler than that. you can see the clouds breaking up on the visible satellite, especially in the western suburbs. you could see the difference in the temperatures. 55 in frederick. the sun has been out longer.

lower 50s in the eastern shore. we should be able to get into the upper 50s this afternoon. the average high temperature today is 71, so way below the mark. rain ending from west to east. northwest winds at 10 to 20 miles per hour will make it feel even cooler. clearing tonight and cold. the temperature will drop back into the upper thirties in the northwest suburbs. 40's for most of you. should be a nice day tomorrow. we will keep the cool regime in place, but high temperature will be in place. and then we are watching an almost klipper like system coming through. most mothers day weekend should be ok. it will not be picture-perfect. there could be a couple of showers, but most of it will be dry. friday, saturday, and sunday the

forecast is exactly the same period a mixture of clubs in sun and a 30% chance for rain every day. most of the day will be fine. it will start to warm up early next week. back into the 70's monday and tuesday. >> in today's medical alert, diet and exercise could help prevent or delay the onset of alzheimer's. >> experts from around the world discussing how to best diagnose alzheimer's disease as early as possible. at this weekend's symposium they talked about looking at alzheimer's from a different approach, like heart disease. >> it should be detected just like we detect high cholesterol in people's blood and we start treating it whether or not they have any symptoms. >> plaques that deposit in the brain is one of the symptoms for

alzheimer's. so is shrinking of the brain's memory system, which can happen 10 to 20 years before symptoms develop. daily exercise is one of the lifestyle changes recommended for prevention or delay of alzheimer's. the doctor at the university of miami put all of his patients on a diet. >> margaret is following his orders for her 93-year-old mother who has alzheimer's. >> she is very strong -- has very strong cravings for servers, so we have worked at cutting back as much as possible. >> in his book that focuses on ways to treat and prevent alzheimer's, he explains the carbohydrate connection. >> carbohydrates that have a

high place emic index, insulin may cause inflammation in the tissues, and especially in the brain. >> she buys her mother whole grain in stays away from corn syrup and gives her supplements. lesson she is applying to herself. >> i felt like i need to keep on the path to be conscious of the hypochondriacs -- high book carbohydrates that i eat. >> for years we have heard eating too much salt can increase blood pressure, but a study in belgium showed it was not linked to hypertension or heart disease. in that study, the highest rate of cardiovascular disease were those who consumed the least amount of sodium. kids to specialize in one sport may be at a higher risk for injuries. specialize in one

sport may be at the highest risk for injuries. there were twice as like to get injured when they have more intense training in one sport. up next, your maryland lottery numbers. and another check of the forecast with tony. first, let's take a look at how wall street is performing at this hour. stay with us.

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weather before we go. >> things are starting to improve this afternoon. a breezy in chilly day. the rain will come to an end, a high temperature of only 59. yesterday we were in the '80s. quite a change. maybe a couple of showers over mother's day weekend. most of the week and will be just fine, but we will stay in the 60's. not the best of afternoons on tap, but a pretty decent day. >> a 30 degree temperature drop from yesterday afternoon. that is what can happen in the spring. i think it will stay below average. maybe next week back into the 70's. all the way through mother stay cool for this time of year. have a great day. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the nation captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

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