. she either feels she's going to have enough evidence from her investigation to effect probable cause to arrest the killer of this unarmed teen. on zimmerman's website he also says she cannot discuss the details of the shooting. he says the facts will come to light. the martin family also has their website to raise money as well for their legal efforts. ja we're now hear the 911 calls

from the day a navy jet crashed into an apartment complex. listen to the way a caller described one of the pilots after the accident. >> is the pilot conscience? >> what? >> is he conscience? >> yes, he is. last time i saw him he was. >> so he's no longer on your patio right now? >> he's still on my patio but they told me to evacuate and there are other guys helping him. my neighbors are helping him. the navy said the jet malfunctioned. 7 people including two pilots were hurt when that plane crashed and burst into flames setting buildings on fire. they're reviewing the flight recorder from the jet. a scary ride to tell you about for school kids in washington. their bus driver passed out behind the wheel and the kids sprang into action. one of them leaped for the steering wheel, managed to get the keys out of the ignition and stop that bus.

>> i actually didn't know. i was acting on instinct. it was all happening very quickly. >> 11 and 12-year-olds are interesting creatures but in times of need they come through. one of the other students called 911. one other student had just taken a cpr class and he started doing chest compressions on the driver. news time now is 6:33 and the obama administration is pressing hard for legislation that would ensure the wealthiest among us don't pay a lower income tax rate than the middle class. this was inspiration from warren buffet who often points to his low tax rate when it comes to paying capital . >> it's a pretty simple principle. it says if you make more than $1 million a year you should not pay a lower tax rate than your

secretary. >> the senate is set to vote on that bill next monday. now democracy 2012 news this morning a new poll shows the presidential race looking like a two-man faceoff, president obama enjoying a lead. it seems the president now has a 7-point edge over the gop front runner mitt romney. the advantage is among women. the poll shows in men the president trails romney by 8 points. taxpayers in new jersey aren't too thrilled about getting the bill. we'll tell you how much taxpayers now have to fork over. also easy to steal a cell phone and keep using it. now the federal government is stepping in to make that cell

worthless for thieves.

thanks for joining us on this tuesday morning. some taxpayers in new jersey rbt happy about footing the security bill for whitney houston. the final tab reached nearly $200,000. and some argue that her family should pay for the security. barricades were necessary to keep the kroutds at bay that swarmed the area during her funeral. the government is working with cell phone companies to make a cell phone as worthless

as an empty wallet when stolen. the sim cards can be replaced allowing the thief to keep using the phone. the fdic is working on a database that gives each phone an identification number. the car maker is now recalling about 140,000 cars. the passenger side windshield wiper motor may be missing. ford says water may accumulate in that connector causing the wiper motor not to work at all. ford would notify owners around may 21st. and if you're buying a new car it could be proving to be not very economical. on average buyers pay nearly $2,000 more last month for new cars than they did in march of 2011. overall auto maker incentives are down compared to a yore ago and dealerships are being tougher when it comes to negotiating prices. a new program is going to be beginning to help d.c. families struggling to make ends meet. how it will give families

the opportunity to find a job with their own wheels. >> news for you and a special session that's in the works. and the winner has come forward to claim their part of the maryland mega millions jackpot. more on the news conference lottery officials have planned in about an hour. and dry and windy conditions making for a red flag warning. and a lot of heavy traffic out there. we'll check your drive times and let you know what you can expect for this tuesday morning commute. 3q every day, an average of 5,000 people switch from cascade to finish dishwasher detergent. that's about 150,000 a month -

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let's head right over to check today's forecast. good morning, everyone. yes, once again we'll be dealing with a red flag warning. that goes in effect at lunchtime today until 8:00 p.m. it's for all the areas here shaded in the red color. so what we have is dry air in place once again and we're also dealing with windy conditions as we go into the afternoon.

so we zoom close to home. mainly clear skies. we will start to have those clouds increasing as we go throughout the day. the winds right now as you step out the door about 5 to 10 miles per hour out of the west and we will be picking these up sustained at about 10 to 15 miles per hour and we will have gusts up to about 30, 35 miles per hour so basically we're pushing play repeat on the button just like we had yesterday. all right. let's get a check of the traffic now with angela. good morning to you. and although we're seeing a sharp increase in volume out there, no accidents to report and where you'll see delays on your approach to 695 if you're traveling southbound 795. also eastbound i-70 now you're on the break between the bridge and the west side of 695. speaking of the west side, here's a live look at liberty road. occasional on and off delays as you make the drive past liberty road. traveling on the harrisburg expressway we're still looking

at very light flow of traffic making the drive through the region. here's a live lookno carrierrin0

only the person who bought a ticket in illinois has not claimed their share of the prize. and we'll stream the news conference live on our website. you can find the story actually in our slide show and if you head here, open here and you can click on that to the news conference and you can also download our abc 2 news app and you can also watch it there as well. back to you. well, today the u.s. army corps of engineers is hosting the first of three public meetings to talk about a master plan to restore the chesapeake bay oysters. tonight will be the first comprehensive bay watch strategy

for large scale oyster restoration. . old lady maryland is ready to be relaunched today. the flag ship of baltimore's living classroom foundation underwent repairs this winter. it's used to teach students about the environment and also the region's maritime heritage. repairs began after lady maryland failed a coast guard inspection last year. a report released today says teen birthrates are at the lowest they have been for 70 years. mississippi had the highest rate of teen pregnancies. new hampshire having the lowest rate of overall teen births.

the report says that teen pregnancies declines have been attributed to the pregnancy prevention efforts. residents will soon be able to take advantage of a program that offers low interest loans for working families to buy and repair used cars. it's being launched at a news conference today and it gives people access to transportation that will improve their job prospects. qualifying families will get about $6,000 in loans to buy cars or $1500 in loans to fix them up. and something just had to give. first win of the season for the yankees and the first loss of the season for the orioles. new york was at the yard last night and mad had a great night. 4 for 4 for the o's. all coming in at the opening season. that wasn't enough to push them to the win. the final score is 6-2. and the bombers, orioles will get another chance tonight. first pitch is set for 7:05. today baltimore city mayor will be at camden yards for a big announcement about the

public school's baseball championship. she's expected to announce a new location for the baseball championship. we'll know after that press conference that is set to take place at 10:30. and nfl commissioner is not backing down to the punishment he gave to the saints and members of its coaching staff over the teen's bounty program. that means the head coach will sit out the entire 2012 season. he will consider some leniency for the franchise which was docked a second round pick in both 2012 and 2013 drafts. he's still considering punishment for the players who were involved with this. five things you need to know before you head out the door. president obama is scheduled to be in florida today delivering on the economy while also attending three campaign fund raisers. mr. obama will deliver afternoon remarks at florida atlantic university been attending in holl. el nor holmes norton is

holding a round table discussion about the trayvon martin case. it's being hosted by the commission on black men and boys. it's called lessons in the life and death of trayvon martin. and a new addition to the fbi's top ten most wanted . 1300 passengers are setting sail today from england on a memorial cruise marking the 100th anniversary of titanic. they'll be sailing for 12 nights from new york. a special memorial service april 14th and 15th marking the moment titanic hit an ice behring where it finally sac. and one day without shoes is organized by toms shoes. the company asks people to spend part of their day barefoot to draw attention to the plight of impoverished children around the world. new this morning the national cherry blossom festival

parade is this weekend and a group of celebrities are joining in on the festivities this week. alex trebeck and katy couric are hosting the . and they will have nice weather for that. now, for today, we're under another red flag warning so we do have some dry condition and some windy conditions so let's start with the wind, shall we? right now we're going to call it breezy. those winds out of the west, southwest, we're having a variable wind right now but more steady as we go into the afternoon and a little bit higher as well. but for right now they are about 5 to 10 miles per hour. we see an 6-mile-per-hour wind in baltimore now. as we go into the afternoon they will be more sustained at about 10 to 15 miles per hour with gusts up to about 30, 35 miles per hour just like we saw

yesterday. now we move on to the dry air, the relative humidity. right now this air is not dry, but we will have a northwesterly component and with that, that's really going to bring that air on the dry side once again. so this relative humidity will be close to 30% and the masses we're talking about some dry air and that's a why we'll have red flag warnings in effect at lunch time today. this is for all the areas here, shades in the reddish color and also some very cold air moving into the forecast as well. you can see some of those blues0

a little bit heavier than usual and it's back to business

as usual around the tunnels this morning with the southbound side being your slowest side as you navigate this morning. as far as our drive times go, that has increased for you. starting to clog up a little on your approach to 695 and traffic on i-95 through rose dale now below posted speed. that's an 8-minute drive to the beltway and be alert for delays that form rather quickly on the beltway both north and west side. occasional tap of the brakes in the outer loop lane. >> all right. gilbert had a head injury and has to be treated for this. she was rushed to the hospital after performing her routine. unclear if she'll be there for tonight's results show. sherry shepherd and knight at .

>> we're headed to new york. updates coming up in 25 minutes.