susan pedler, cbc news, windsor, ontario. >>> sometimes little ones just can't keep up with the adults. that's what happened to one little precocious elephant. st ahead, his rescue from the marshlands. >>> while you were sleeping, the fate of students going to three east bay schools is decided. can the city afford to keep the schools open? >>> and the issue of state furloughs goes before the state supreme court today. find out how long it could be before justices make their decision known. >>> and a live look at the golden gate bridge shows you those slippery conditions. the potential for that around the bay as well as a cig alert through the east bay. i'll show you a way to get arou

temperatures expected are nine degrees in novado, 103 = fair field, once you're 4 = antioch, and windsor = livermore, trouble is in the south bay. 105 = livermore, and cooler conditions close to the coast. early fog. only 74 degrees in half moon bay. 90s along the bay shore. kron 4 7 day around the bay and this warm, dry air that is been sitting over austin ganassi it moving. the computer model is not showing us that it is not going to be moving until released wednesday. and even the bayshore. it-a lot until wednesday. however, some relief will start to be cooler on friday and towards the weekend. and that will continue towards next week. ♪ >> the budget battle! still no state budget for the state of california! that is a record. 88-89 days. frappes last week if you remember the the governor the legislative leader had a baj. the big five are supposed o be sitting down at 4:45 this afternoon. >> the golden state warrior that the new head coach is keith smart. general manager of larry riley. he will be taking over don nelson. he played briefly in the nba for san antonio in 1989, 1988-1989

windsor said it was tough to put his emotions aside. >> chest compressions, and uh, as soon as i started that, a police officer came. >> try to react appropriately and do what you'd hope anyone would do for their own child in the situation. >> the corporal says everyone should take time to learn cpr. brook is recovering at a hospital in baltimore and could be released as early as today. >>> it is 5:01. baltimore county police say they suspect foul play in the death of a man in cockeysville. they're waiting for a report of a body in stone court. still no word on the victim's identity. >>> a woman in west baltimore, her body was found in the 1900 block of mclean avenue yesterday morning. the victim was stabbed to death. >>> the suspected gang leader convicted of ordering a teenager's murder will spend time behind bars. raulings isn't eligible for parole. parish's mt ed the death penalty, but was satisfied with the punishment. >> justice for him. he can't speak for himself. he's gone. i have to make sure that they were held accountable. >> this is the first time baltimore county has convict

it was sent to us by a man while he said his parents' house was saved inside windsor court of claremont they don't have access to the home yet as many other people don't. he does say that his mother was in the house when the explosion happened she called him frantic he left his house in san bruno i could make it to the house so we left the car on some road just to get this video. he said his first video that you're looking at this is standing on skyline facing east. he also has a second video for restless pull this up so it can take a look. the second video amazing look at the flames and smoke he said he took the standing on claremont just before winter court facing south. when you look in this picture just look towards the back row of houses. they almost look like they're melting tar tilted to the side and the plums of smoke and flames just eat those homes up. were continuing to take your pictures, videos and any comments and stories you have about this natural gas explosion of www.kron4.com. >> as we look at those pictures kimberly as you know 38 houses were destroyed and all of this

at the woodlawn fire station number three at 7223 windsor mill road. the next workshop is scheduled for tonight. >>> now the latest on that problem that turned up at a public library in frederick county. a worker found bedbugs in a pair of children's books. the employee bagged up the books and took them outside and now the county has hired exterminators to ensure that all the libraries are free of the blood-sucking insects. >> we also immediately decided to go ahead and treat all eight of our libraries as well as our two book mobiles and our delivery van with exterminator materials to make sure that there was not an issue with anything making its way into the building. >> reporter: as for the bagged books and bugs workers placed them in a box truck with the hope the temperature, when it reaches 120 degrees will kill the pests. it's estimated that 100,000 people use the county's libraries each month. >>> sid sidwell friends is attended by many elite including president obama's daughters. one teacher sentenced to five years' probation. prosecutors say pe

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hotel time ambassador type e hotel full points and how would prince or to the splendid hotel in tight windsor hotel in touch with both the photo and kooragang how an international house flooded to change every green little hotel into whom. a very warm welcome this is all to come to lloyd from. and i'm sophie shevardnadze and let's take a look at our main news stories this morning. experts politicians on the number of world leaders are gathering for the global policy forum in the russian city all. the details emerge of the amazing escape for my plane as it crash landed in a remote forest leaving all eighty one passengers shaken but unhurt. plus as the campaign against the u.s. military presence on the japanese island of okinawa grows stronger altie finds out what the americans are being blamed for. and the u.k. special envoy to afghanistan steps down as speculation mounts that he was forced out for base criticism of the military campaign there. all right so today we have moved from our usual moscow studio to the fresh air of the city of yugoslavia for the next two days we'll be bringing you fu

this is in windsor and it developed because a large area of largely rural of land got completely water logged and then during a storm event that water washed off that area into the urban area. the responsibility for managing that drainage lies with the local drainage authority, which is the drainage board. it flowed on to highways in the area -- you see in the top right picture highway flooding. responsibility for draining the highway is the local highway authority. it then flowed into the properties on the left of the picture. as soon as it crossed past the wall there into the property, the responsibility for that drainage shifted to the drainage -- the responsibility of the local water company, which is a private company responsible in part for draining property. it went in through the front doors of those properties, it went down one floor and came out through the back doors, as we can see in the bottom left-hand picture, and drained off. and underneath, as we see in the bottom right, behind some of the properties is also an underground culvert which also burst open causing flooding

the splendid hotel in windsor hotel and touch your room the photos a good go and how would international. evergreen local hotels in. russia and canada say they won't back down from territorial claims on a disputed part of the seabed sought to be rich with natural resources. as the u.k. tightens its budget belt defense spending is in the firing line with the elite special forces unit the s.a.'s to be hit the hardest experts warn the creation of a second great military could be a disaster for national security. from boom to bust americans are waiting for the economy to snap back two years after the biggest bankruptcy in u.s. history which sent their finances spiraling out of control. and find out why russian communists who have been stung by staying now want to see the former police front man is singing behind bars. live from the center of moscow this is a very warm welcome to. well the racers all know for the arctic and thrown down the gauntlet to russia moscow says it will prove its right to an area of the arctic sea but in international waters a claim canada is prepared to challenge. go

hotel telling us at the time the hotel full points and how would prince has to discipline the entire windsor who tell me tonight your group the photo guru goes how would international. every green little her till. eight thirty pm in moscow good to have you with us here on our t.v. easier headlines thousands of europeans gather in brussels demonstrating against government austerity measures that slashing jobs and pensions spain's been paralyzed by a general strike and at least twelve other eurozone nations have been gripped by protests and clashes with police. moscow's deposed mayor says he won't appeal in court against his fourth resignation. says he'll be staying in politics despite falling out of favor with the russian president. plus kyrgyzstan gears up for parliamentary elections and simmering fears of more violence in a country yet to fully recover from deadly ethnic clashes this summer former prime minister felix cool office among the favorites to lead the nation. the nato summit in lisbon in november will focus on the alliances course of the twenty first century from afghanistan and m

till tell him i'm boss of the party hoto point and i would print search to the splined entire true windsor hotel in touch your world the fictional a good girl how would international house flood to change every green little her told. the recount of the stories that shaped the week as russia's republic of north s.h.m. laws after thursday's says side bone which killed seventeen injured one hundred sixty local police are accused of negligence and failing to stop the boma. smog the ninth anniversary of the nine eleven terrorist a time there are clashes to have a plans for a mosque near ground zero and facing off they called on. also this hour america on the thai count on that safely land a passenger plane in the forest after that communication of a geisha systems failed on route to moscow from russia's far east. and brainstorming for a brighter future top minds gather for the global policy forum and yaroslavl to discuss a formula for better peace and democracy. hello and welcome to the program this is weekly review of our top story now russia's republic of north us ha's reading from the dead t

in touch windsor tell me touch your room it's a good goal i would. like to change every green killed in total. touchdowns to see you space cops to land safely in kazakhstan with two russian cosmonauts and an american astronaut on board delayed by a day off for a false alarm for venting exam and the international space station. mir and a little bit columnists and current sexperts gathering in berlin to discuss the single currency claymates heading home why it was. not until a valid claim the cornerstone of indians who emigrated to our returning home to the poor state of the american economy. the. news from russia and around the world this is all see with me you dash above all of thanks for joining us as so you can chill with a crew of three on board has landed safely in kazakhstan that's after two russian cosmonauts and a u.s. astronaut have been delayed in orbit for a day as the space ship couldn't and page from the international space station do you have false alarm they were telling crew will be replaced by another team next month sean thomas has b

caring windsor hundred and 35 mi. per hour it could pose a did late today. maybe tomorrow. n.c. up to new louisa has been tracking the storm. >> after this winter hundred and 45 mi. rate now free strong ratings recurrence has perfected it. fresnel high debt level of and posted for cape cod and the islands. hurricane warnings and watches reed of the coast. is moving in looks like it is moving towards these skills, it will take a turn and move north, nw. we can actually see a minor strengthening of hurricane earl in the next 24 hours. back to you. >> thank you, watching wall street and other day yesterday that first day of september, the dow jones is entered and 54 points. the nasdaq is up 63. the futures are starting to turn rain now, as the unemployment numbers just across the wire a few moments ago and a number of americans requesting unemployment offense declined to set straight week. the labor department says the new claims for unemployment fell by 6000. before it is 72,000 americans filing for the first time last week. but economists were looking for an increase but instead

. >> a woman in windsor mills has the same problem. every time i went upstairs, it was worse and worse and worse. >> what will you do? >> well, we stripped the room and bombed it and sealed it and the exterminator iscoming and i'm over it. >> reporter: this may have made it from asia in 2007. a bug expert says that the population is growing largely. you'll get an increase when each female produces the eggs and nothing's keeping the eggs from growing and thriving. >> they have no predators and now it's colder, they want to come inside and get warm and cozy. >> it's on your top. in rundalestown, the bugs are setting off the motion alarm. there are hundreds around town. they fly and land on you, they're in groups and they're in your hair. what's the best weapon against them, it's a vacuum. but if the bugs get crushed, your vacuum will end up smelling. >> my hands stunk so bad just trying to kill them. >> stink bugs do not bite, they do not spread disease, but they can be harmful to crops. check out the baltimore sun this morning. >>> and

there's an accident there attracting plenty of attention and as far as accidents go, in woodlawn and windsor mill, in the city, we have a crash there. lock raven and argon and west franklin at south cathedral and east monument at rutfer. also, there on the northside, there's greenspring avenue. this is brought to you by famous daves. try the new boneless wingings. they won't last long at famous daves. nowing back to you. >>> and still ahead on wjz-13 news at 4:00, toy troubles. the popular family restaurant is recalling rings and eyeglasses. >> see the first emotional reaction from a father. >>> also, what the police found after a bomb threat. >>> and the weekend is in site. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] giving up cigarettes can take more than willpower alone. but today's a new day. for many, smoking is a treatable medical condition. so talk to your doctor about prescription treatment options and support. and this time, make it your time. as a career prosecutor i made decisions on facts not politics. in washington, i'm trying to do the same. that's why i voted to crackdown on wall street and protec

>> reporter: we're at windsor mills. an suv has overturned.there's no medical unit on the scene. it'sen clear what caused this vehicle to overturn. it's in the causing a traffic issue. this is on lyndhurst near wind sor mill. >> straight ahead, bully backlash. a father gets involved in a case of school bus bullies. >>> teenager is caught on tape slipping through security. >> one last blast of summer. bob's updating the first warning weather forecast. ,,,, tax on everything you buy? ,,,, that's in andy harris' unfair tax plan. 23% sales tax. a 23% sales tax will cut my business in half. would be devastating. andy harris' 23% sales tax absolutely makes no sense. 23% sales tax would really make things unaffordable. that's too high for the average american out here. i don't know how we would manage it really. don't like that idea. we can't afford andy harris' idea. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. why is roman meal bread nutritious? two slices provide at least sixteen grams of whole grains and an excellent source of calcium. roman me

windsor 48. a little cool. i do notice a couple of upper 40s and mid-40s close.he fog has been chewed up a little bit. 68 we'll go for a high. 74 today. 60s, 70s and 80s. fog, a little bit. there's not much inland. that's why the temperatures have cooled down. still six below average for this time of year. napa airport is 48. if you have the low clouds a little warmer. 30s in the mountains. 40s up and down the coast for some. 60 at l. a. this big old low standing out here and it's taking its time. it really, really is. today sunny and warmer. friday we'll start to see increasing clouds. this low doesn't move through until sunday. the north bay is in line for some rain. clouds to the south. on sunday morning everybody might get a little bit of light rain and clearing and breezy by sunday night. it's a tough call but that's what we will go with. it will be a little warmer. late breeze even though the wind is tailed off. there's a hint of us weatherly. 60s, 70s and low to mid-80s. tomorrow we start to see changes. the drizzle ramps up. it will be cooler. we cloud it

. >>> a windsor mills woman had the same problem. >> every time i went, it got worse and worse and worse. >> what are you going to do? >> i have the exterminator coming. and i'm over it. these bugs have to go these bugs are not native. but leaping onto cars, they are now spring and now in maryland. a towson bug expert says they are growing and growing and growing. >> you're going to increase exponentially. there's nothing to keep these eggs from growing and thriving. >> now that it's getting colder, the stink bug wants to come inside and get warm and cozy. >>> bugs have been setting offer the motion alarm four and five times a night. >> there are hundreds. they fly. they land on you. they're in groups you only the door. it's in your hair. >> what is the best way to protect against it? vacuum. but if they get crushed, your vacuum will end up smelling. >> just tried to kill him in my hand and my hand stunk so bad. they were horrible. >> that towson professor says you can put them in a bottle of soapy water. they'll die. you can try to caulk your house. but if you throw them out the door, t

here's a look at sonoma up through windsor.ou can see a few light showers but mainly a lot of this rain is falling below the radar beam. not all is being picked up. it's light out there but we'll continue to see the spread south over here through napa. it continues to limp along through the bay area through the next couple of hours. but, you know, the rest of the sunday not looking too bad. i'll have the forecast later. >> a 20-year-old woman killed in the explosion and fire in san bruno will be laid to rest tomorrow. a memorial service was held yesterday. abc 7's amy hollyfield reports on the emotional good-bye to jessica morales. ♪ amazing grace, how sweet the sound.♪ >> 20-year-old jessica morales was remembered as someone who was easy to love. her mother was the first to speak at her funeral mass. renee said show wrote 20 versions of her speech but it was tough to say the words. >> where do i start? how do i begin to say fair well when i can't even believe you're gone. how do i say good-bye to my heart and soul. >> her moth

no doubt buckingham palace and windsor castle fit that bill.erally considered to be way above the poverty line. a spokeswoman for buckingham palace has said royal aides didn't know the money was earmark forward the poor when they wrote the letters. and they were just trying save the taxpayer money by improving energy efficiency. as you can imagine, this has got to be hugely embarrassing for the queen and the royal household. the queen is among the wealthiest people in britain. not the richest actually. even j.k. rowling has more money that her highness these days but she's certainly in the top 200 so really embarrassing. >> how about the taxpayers there in britain. what are they saying about this? >> well, the taxpayer, they already fund the royal household to the tune of $60 million a year. so you can imagine that they might be a little bit annoyed at hearing that the queen was trying to dip into a fund that was earmarked for people on a low income. but really, we're not unreasonable over here. and i think we all kind of understand this was a

that way they can control it, within the confines of windsor chapel but you get all the global television event. >> he graduates as a member of the royal air force search and rescue. he's a pilot. if he does not marry by the time he's 30, do you think he'll be frowned upon? >> actually i don't. i do think that what will happen here, he's found his modern princess and they've been allowed to live together in this way because there's not the same pressures on william as perhaps there was on prince charles. clearly in kate i think he has got the perfect princess, somebody who fits the bill, and at the moment is best for them if they're not public property. as soon as they're married what will happen, of course, is the whole world will be watching them. at the moment they're allowed to live effectively as man and wife without having all the publicity. it's a question of timing. >> robert jobson, thank you very much for that. >>> when we come up after a break, the queen of daytime, oprah's hyped farewell season kicks off monday. what can we expect? we'll find out right after these messages. ♪

windsor hundred and 45 mi. per hour. watching as the storm gets closer to the coast. will fall the latest very heavy rain strong winds on tap for the eastern seaboard. their use you we're expecting with this major hurricane to this scam the eastern seaboard with the outer bands. hundred and 45 violins and not expected to impact land although very dangerous conditions are expected from the carolinas all the way up to boston. cape cod as we make your way through saturday. following list of hurricane earl. >> this labor day weekend may be a challenge for hyatt hotel owners. thousand of some workers are planning to protest what they called the attempt to lock workers into a permanent recession well management continues to benefit. there is three rallies planned at the hyatt regency on the embarcadero near sfo and instead declared. new details. a 26- year-old pleasant hill swim possession of child pornography.detectives from the contra costa county office arrested 26-year-old alex bursch of antioch for possession of child por

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. >> no evacuations necessary to the windsor in your favor? >> correct. >> can hear me?ne connection that was a captain with the hayward bridge are meant giving us the latest and again ... the situation at this point is stable. gas is free-flowing. most of the students have moved on the class's there is no worry there pg&e is on the scene hopefully within the next few minutes the will of the taft. we will have a quick break, back with more talent in a moment. our real national pastime? saving money. and like baseball people love their stats. i started bringing my lunch to work -- 50 bucks a week in my pocket. here's a good one: state farm insures 40 million drivers. more than geico and progressive combined. i saved because i'm accident-free. of course, with so many ways to save including discounts of up to 40%, having that many customers shouldn't be a surprise. so ask a neighbor about state farm, then call an agent at 1-800-state-farm or go online. welcome back tried to buy the bay bridge back here, westbound traffic is starting to move it just a little more. ever so sl

as ordered to cross the caribbean with windsor hundred and 25 mi. per hour leaving the boat rate their on dry land. forecasters caution that it was still too early to tell how close or might come to land. if warmer temperatures, for air quality another spirit near the air date has been issued. he encouraged a public tradition is the third run issued this summer. the air quality management district recommends a year of birth, take the bus, car fault do whatever you can including reduced household energy use cook indoors not on a barbecue. among lang killed by officers his name berkeley, the analysts spotted yesterday morning near shot ave. officials jaycee animal finally catching up to it here on walnut street were officers took two shots of the line. the animal and came towards client. the shantou that. attacks against test score by coyotes are on the rise. coyotes have attacked several pounds or last few months. experts say it looks like the animals are spreading their territory which was probably their territory in the first place. coming up on th

jackie says the windsor kron. but it courses through their in the beijing agrees to pick up here and there never the big worry because the hillside is covered by vegetation and their homes and just above the location or the fire is. that is the big concern that is as for spread see my cousin structures burned but so far looks like they're doing good work, we will keep an eye on this and obviously be keeping an hour on the wins out there as a roll. we have louisa in the weather center keeping an eye on them. louisa how are the ones? >> light. in that area. that is good news. it looks like they're moving in a northeasterly direction. in fact we can go ahead and take them up. just to give your idea where the fire is this morning, agency 101 kind of close to 580. this is an cinephile. and dozens of this point rally on the 3 mi. per hour. ones are a little bit strong grass you have further south down the peninsula. and this file or friend of all the guns and then hopefully they get the fire contained. right now tempera

windsor is 48. although they will be about 8 on the high side. >> 32 up in tahoe. if you are heading up to the mountains thursday, friday, the days are cold. the low is the key here. it's put on -- it's going to deepen. as it deepens, that fires up the ridge. tomorrow it stops and then it starts to move in. i'm not worried about that. i'm worried about this and the low. there will be a lot of drizzle coast and bay. we cloud it up saturday evening. sunday morning for everyone else. it's gone sunday and monday looks nice. >>> 20 minutes before 8:00. viewers are casting their ballots at ktvu.com for their favorite high school football game. last night there was a surge of online voting. there are five games to choose from and the ones getting the most votes right now are saint ignacios and los gatos. the highlights of the game will be aired on the 10:00 news tomorrow night and the winner is announced this afternoon. >>> "idol" wanna-bees can go to the "american idol" page on myspace. entrants can approve a song from the list and no longer than 50 second. the deadline

old court road, the second accident, windsor mill.r the final count, the ballots on the race for city state's attorney, gregg bernstein narrowly leads patricia jessamy. you have the absentee ballots, they're still to be counted. long time u.s. senator, barbara mikulski won the primary, she'll face off against republican eric wargots. peter franchot on the democratic side, he'll be challenged in the november election by william henry campbell, former chief financial officer with the department of veteran affairs. good morning america now continues at 7:30. ♪ boy, you want to be ashamed of yourself ♪ >>> we know that voice. jennifer hudson. you know, she's a new mom. her son's about a year now. she has a fabulous, new look. and she has a new way to help others lose weight. and get in shape. jennifer hudson is here live in our studio. fabulous breakfast, because as everyone's going back to schools, some ways to get your kids to have that healthy breakfast in the morning. >>> we say good morning. alongside george, i'm robin. >> we have a

. >> a windsor mill woman has the problem upstairs in a bedroom. >> every time it was worse and worse and worse and worse. >> reporter: what are you going do do? >> we stripped the room. we bombed it, sealed it up and i've got the exterminator coming and i'm over it. these bugs have got to go. >> reporter: this stink bug is not native to america. the first ones believed to have hitched a ride from a container in asia in 2003 landing in allentown, pennsylvania. they are spreading and are now in maryland. a towson university bug expert says their population is broke exponentially. >> you'll get a geometric increase as east female produces 20 to 50 eggs and there is nothing keeping these eggs from growing and thriving. >> reporter: this species has no predators in the u.s. now that its getting colder, the stink bug wants to come inside and get warm and cozy. at chapman gardens, the bugs have been setting off a motion alarm four and five times every night. >> they fly, they land on you, they're in groups. you open a door, they're in your hair. >> reporter: what's the best weapon against s

russ, windsor locks co, connecticut. caller: i wanted to talk about the stock market.he way i see it, the rules have changed in 2000. it is not the gravy train used to be. the stock market, in 2000, started at 11,000, moving at a 10% growth rate. it should be pushing 32,000 now. we are over 20,000 below where we need to be to get a 10% growth rate in the stock market. in fact, the market so far in the 2000's is down 10%. your management fees for mutual- fund, it is not the gravy train it has been. i do not believe with that 20,000-point deficit ever will be. you ask why people do not have money, why they do not feel rich, this is a huge part of it. people have been promised a lot and there is not much happening. there was a complete rewrite of the rules for the stock market. guest: let me be clear, i am not giving investment advice. and the rules really have not changed. back in 2000, when the stock market was 14,000, the price-to- earnings ratio was about 30. today, it is about $15. you are paying about half of what used to for the sake earning power. that is positive

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we're checking the ones in the area and you can still see the windsor of three.ctuated between 1 to 2 to about 6 mi. per hour winds. as we head into this afternoon they could be getting as high as 80 mi. per hour and is fairly similar to where we were yesterday, maybe a little bit lighter than it was. keep in mind both the air force is 2 mi. east of where the fire is. the smoke my look fine down but if it gets thicker there's a chance that day can delay some airport. >> they're still closure's so is the in and out of the epicenter of the fire. interstate 280 is open but steve flavor is closed between the skyline and the interstate 280 as well as san bruno ave. it is between it's me lane and the chp is still having a special advisory interstate 280 and skyline boulevard which has also been reopened this morning. your ass to avoid that right now. another traffic, moderate back up at the bay bridge but no hot spots to slow your ride down around the bay area. >> think you very much george perry here at 734 is a look at these pictures again last may when the fire was