linda so is talking to people heading into the nation's capital to start the workweek. linda. >> reporter: yeah, actually, i wanted to show you something interesting. we had the sun the headline reads, dead a picture of osama bin laden. but this happened -- the announcement came late last night around 11. so a lot of papers actually had to scramble. this is the early edition of the "new york times." you can see the big story is still the tornadoes that hit last week in alabama. we are hearing that a lot of newspapers you got to think all around the world scrambled last- minute to get their headlines changeed. but it shows you know how huge this is. the sun det and picture of osama bin laden killed during a fire fight in pakistan. and the same goes this morning for the folks we spoke with. actually, i spoke with several people who had no idea three the were heading into work at penn station -- they were heading into work here at penn station they had no idea osama bin laden was killed and many were shocked and surprised. one wood said good he was the devil. but she also s

linda so, abc2 news. >>> 6:33. time for news around the nation this morning, a shocking story about kidnapping and abuse. take a look at this. we will show you police say four people tattooed him and shocked him with a tasteor and -- taser and beat him. met a girl online and she invited him to hang out at the end of the night and he says they attacked him and tattooed the word rapist on his forehead and i like boys on his chest. he says they severely beat him and he woke up in the hospital. >> one of the girls said that he tried to rape them. if so why didn't they go to the police before this happened? >> i think it's pretty messed up what they did and i think it's wrong and i think they should get attempted murder because they almost killed me. they said if they hit me harder they could have killed me. >> the family is moving out of the house because they are afraid. >>> a major fire destroys a 6- story condo project in british columbia canada hate tuesday night. but crews were not able to get the fire under contr

linda so joins us at penn station where many will be making their way. linda. >> reporter: yeah, well, we grabbed the baltimore sun this morning to see the front page. the headlines is just one word. dead. i think a lot of people you know this is a day that many still can't believe is here. you know, you know, for ten years almost, there was the hunt for osama bin laden. many thought that he would never be captured and now he has, and he is dead, people are in disbelief. we talked with a lot of people this morning who you know if they are up at this hour heading to work, they were asleep when the president made ate nounsment that osama bin laden is dead. so there was a lot of surprise. a lot of disbelief and we spoke with a woman who it's to tell her what happened and she really couldn't believe it. she was like what? and then she asked me how do they know for sure. a lot of disbelief and price. -- surprise. another commute we are spoke with who remembers the day when 9/11 happened was supposed to head up to new york for work, but obviously that trip got

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linda so is -- bin laden. linda so is live where many will make their way through to the nation's capital at penn station. >> reporter: they will be heading in soon. we have been speaking to some people who have been getting off work and heading into work, and actually two women this morning that i spoke with who both had not heard what happened. they didn't know that that osama bin laden was dead. and when i told them this was a sense of disbelief. the reaction was what? really? they couldn't believe it. a woman i spoke with named lisa, she was asking me how do they know for sure? i think there was a sense of disbelief. they didn't think this day would come. and now it is here i. know lisa said she felt like it was an end of to a -- to a chapter and now the u.s. can focus on something else. people heading into work will head to dc. and you have to think they were working some were working in dc when 9/11 happened. that day will be a day they will never forget and will probably remember where they were and wha

linda: i've been fishing since i was 19 years old and i'm 41 now, so 21 years. brian: why do you fish? linda: i am passionate about fishing. people always ask me, what do you like about it? i like the way i feel when i'm at sea. brian: so when you were 19, where did it all start? linda: i started as a cook on a swordfishing boat and at the time it was a summer job to help pay my way through college. brian: where did you go to college? linda: i won't to colby college in maine. >> this book called "the lobster chronicles" is what book for you? linda: book number two. brian: what was book number one and when did it come out? linda: book number one was "the hungry ocean" and it was published in 1999. brian: about? linda: swordfishing, the book is structured around a 30-day swordfishing trip to the grand banks of newfoundland. brian: and what's your relationship with the whole perfect storm movie and the perfect storm story and sebastian junger? linda: well, i suppose most people, if they've ever heard of linda greenlaw recognize my name as the woman who survived the

we are live at penn station, linda so, abc2 news. >> thanks a who.to your two cents -- thanks a lot. back to your two cents on the wmar facebook fan page. many of you weighing in on the death of osama bin laden sharing your thoughts as we want you to do at the facebook fan page. we want to hear back from you at all time. of you weighing in in the past hour alone when we posted this. matthew williams saying president obama did the job the president -- as the president of the united states. no party politics involved as national security advisers brought in the information and he got the approval and moved forward as needed. had bush been in office the same thing would have happened. now we have another here from jim skiler saying it's an exceptional to kill him as exceptional as it is, as victorious as the u.s. military is we must ever remain vigilant from jim and robin a very simple remark this morning saying simply this is too good to be true. with her cheers from around the world we have heard many of you on facebook weighing in on this today. and

we are live in the interactive news center, linda so, abc2 news. >>> a final gift he will never forget. the brother gets a care package from his sister after her death. she worked at lulu lemon at the store in bethesda when her brother, a attorney for the army learned from one of her friends she had planned to send him a care package. once back overseas he checked and found nothing. he remembered he had given his sister an old address in the school. sure enough a package was waiting for him where the return address was to his sister. >> i feel surreal to feel that -- to have something arrive from your sister, your late sister. like a sign that says i am here with you. >> and-side he found a card that read i will see you soon. and a lulu lemon running hat no surprise considering he was known for giving at let being apparel as gifts. >>> starting today, baltimore county police will step up patrols as towson university tiger fest kicks off the they are using grant money tone courage students to attend social events that unite a stadium. a special patrol will start tomorrow at 7 and run un

linda so with the latest on the investigation into phylicia barnes death. >> reporter: police say the 16- year-old was murder. but they aren't releasing details how she died because they don't want to compromise the investigation. now that they have the new piece of evidence, it could be crucial in helping police finally make an arrest. she disappeared last december while visiting her sister at her northwest baltimore apartment. her body discovered near the conowingo dam in the susquehanna. a man's body was found nearby but police don't think that the two are corrected -- connected. police have yet to make an arrest in the death. no suspects have been named during the four-month investigation. phylicia was a star athlete and honor student getting ready to go to towson university. her brother believed always along -- all along someone killed his sister. >> i believe police can find whatever evidence they found to find out what happened and who took part in it. >> reporter: we have the latest information on abc2news.com right here on the slide show, the second storey. if you click on th

this morning, abc2's linda so is live where some people are boarding a train for the morning commute to the nation's capital and linda, you have a copy of the baltimore sun in your hand this morning. >> reporter: yes, today is the day you will want to grab the paper. this is what the headline reads. one word, dead. osama bin laden if you've not heard was captured and he is dead. he was killed during a fire fight in pakistan. the announcement came last night late last night by president obama. and as you mentioned, a lot of people who are already up this morning this early, were asleep so they missed that announcement and we are talking to a lot of folks who this morning are hearing for the first time that osama bin laden is dead. and a lot of surprise, a lot of disbelief and relief surrounding the news. you know, many of the folks are heading off to dc. some of them worked in dc when the 9/11 attacks happened. that was a day they will never forget. where they -- forget where they were or what they were do. today could be another historic moment you will never forget where you were whe

linda so joins us with the latest developments on the investigation. linda. >> reporter: well, they ruled her death a homicide but police are not getting into the details. they say they won't release how she died because they don't want to compromise the investigation. phylicia barnes disappeared last december while visiting her sister. her body was discovered two weeks ago near the conowingo dam in the susquehanna. a man's body was found nearby but police don't think the two are connected. police have yet to make an arrest in phylicia's death. no suspects have been named during the four-month investigation. the 16-year-old was a star athlete and honor student getting ready to go to towson university. her brother says he believed all along that someone killed his sister. >> every body is a suspect to me. whoever came in contact with her, everybody who lives in the area, everybody who travels in the area, it could be anybody. >> reporter: now funeral services for phylicia have been set. a private service will be held on saturday in georgia at springfield

live at penn station, linda so abc2 news. >> 4:34. thanks the reaction pouring in from everyone he where -- everywhere. binen about cardin released a statement saying he was murderer who devoted his life to destruction of freedom, democracy and our way of life. we must remain vigilant in the fight against al-qaeda and any terrorists who seeks to harm our nation. we will join the president and all americans for thanking professionals who carried out the mission. we depend on them and owe them the gratitude and prayers. >>> people took to the streets last night in baltimore city really all around the world to celebrate the news of osama bin lad n's death. one couple was thrilled when they heard the news. >> usa to the everyone. >> absolutely. >> doesn't matter if you are hindu. >> we are all the same. >> we are all the same. >> we spoke to a cabdriver who became an american citizen and he said he is so proud to be an american. >>> president george w. bush and his administration worked tirelessly to track down and capture or kill bin lad

this morning, abc2's linda he so tells us about a program that is making it easier -- linda so is tell us about a program that is make it easier. >> reporter: katherine can't imagine giving up the keys. >> without my car, i am lost. >> reporter: it has been her life line to getting around. but the fast days are slowing down. >> i am going to element myself. i am not going to do nascar driving. >> reporter: what she started to lose feeling in her feet because of old aiming, she thought her days -- old age she thought her days on the road were over. >> i can't feel the brakes. if you can't feel the brakes you can't drive. >> reporter: this 85-year-old got good news from her doctor. she can come here to this good samaritan hospital. they have a program to help patient drive again. if she passed the test she could hit the road. >> okay. >> reporter: turns out she could drive. using hand controls. >> breakdown drive up. >> reporter: carol is a teacher. >> keep your hand on this. >> yes. >> we do the evaluation in the first half is a clip cal assessment where we look at a person's basic skil

linda so, abc 2 news. >> now maryland's most powerful radar. >> it was a lovely day. it is a lovely night as well. we are cooling off and the winds are calm. talking about today, check it out. i know mom was loving it. you know, if for some reason you are not able to get out today you will be able to get out tomorrow and the next day. plan accordingly and get everything out of it. right now the temperature coming into the upper 50s. easton right around 63 degrees. we are seeing more of the same into atlantic city. oakland coming in right around 52. are highs today, they were stellar. 75 degrees. we should be right around 71 degrees for this time of year. 74 into dc and culpepper. as we go to tomorrow we will be seeing more of the same. if you like today, you will like tomorrow. clarksville coming in around 72 degrees. mixing maybe with a few clouds out there as well. as we check out the satellite radar, not a lot going on. things have died down. you can see the flow in the atmosphere from north to south. a few clouds into the evening and overnight but all will be good

linda so has that story tonight right here on abc2 news time set for 11:00. >>> well, today you may notice a funny odor in annapolis. bge installed natural gas lines for the naval academy and today between 9 a.m. and 3 in the afternoon, crews are going to place natural gas into the pipe and the existing air will be purged. now if you have any questions or you sense any problems, write the number down. 410-685-0123. and give them a call if you have problems. >>> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >> we had a nice day yesterday. high temperatures 70s in the baltimore area. 74 in baltimore. look at 80s towards the south. that's where the warm air is but at least we broke out of the clouds. we had ourselves the sunshine and temperatures with the clouds overnight staying relatively mild. we have got a low of 59 degrees around central maryland. some 60s to be found even patchy fog. we are looking in the hour by hour forecast and it will take us into the afternoon with scattered showers and thunderstorms popping up. 82 degrees. where

linda so has that story tonight right here on abc2 news time set for 11:00. >>> now maryland most powerfulpler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >>> 6:53. we wake up upper 50s and lower 60s. a mild morning. the sun is breaking out. some of you have a little fog, but i think that will burn off as well. we will wind up with mostly nice day. but we will introduce more clouds and then this afternoon some showers maybe a thunderstorm popping up. keep it here to distant thunder. 82 the two degree guaranteed high. but later on we build in better chance of showers. we will drop back down to 55. wind and look at the temperatures. as we go from the 50s and 60s on the east coast, 40s and 30s on the other side of the frontal bondry and where you have the temperature contrast, right in between is where we are breaking out the rain. that's our front. heavy rain ohio southern indiana kentucky and tennessee there's my geography quiz and that is slowly bidding off towards the east and once that hops acruets mountains, it looks like it may stay here for a little bit longer which

get linda. so we played at the pta meetings and the social event in town. my father said agreed a one to be with my daughters so he tried to play the aprendo base. he had an instructor and my mother just like with us sat quietly in the back and did her crochet and my father tried to learn and the teacher said you've got to practice you can't just come in here and try to learn the song but mommy sits back and listens to read next thing you know she's on bass and dad is out so we had to change our name because it was kind of like a baby mcslarrow -- beebee naim swain in the rest of the thornton sisters. i know a lot of you know american vital. before that was store search. all of these are amateur shows the basically give the amateur a chance to be a star. in the 1950's there is the same kind of amateur show and by then my father says we should apply for that in addition and see what we can do. we said okay, daddy so we went and believe it or not we were on the areas i want to show this wonderful audience this is historical just have to go back over 50 years a

here is linda so with her story. >> reporter: she was in the prime of her life.ew marriage, new house, new car, and a brand new baby on the way. >> it was like the perfect time in their life. >> linda la bin ski remembers her sister janice. >> we had that thing going like twins do. we went to different shopping malls, we came back, and we bought the exact same dress. and it was always that way for us. >> reporter: on april 15th, 1986 linda and janice had another shopping trip planned to buy maternity clothes but as storms rolled through the area linda became concerned about taking her pregnant sister out. she called her and canceled their plans. >> if i hadn't canceled she wouldn't have been home. >> reporter: janice settled into watch television on the basement of her home. she asked her husband to crack open the sliding glass door complaining the wood-burning fire was making the room too warm. then he left for his night class in college park. when he returned a few hours later his wife was dead. stabbed and strangled. >> so much to live for and it was all taken

my father looked around the house and said it linda, she likes to be on things. so linda started playing the drums. we are called the transit. we play that social events in town called the transit. my father said great, i want to be with my daughters. so he to play the upgrade base. he went to lessons that he had an instructor and my mother just like us went and sat very quietly in the back and did her crochet, and my father was trying to learn the upright bass to the teacher said mr. thorne, you've got to practice. you just can't come in here and try to learn a so big you have to practice. the next thing you know, mom is on base and daddy is out. so we had to change your name to the thorton sisters because the thornettes was like a baby name. so we named ourselves the thorton sisters. i know a lot of you know american idol, before that with star search. all these are amateur shows that basically gave the amateur a chance to star in be a star. back in the 1950s it was a same sort of amateur show called ted mack and the original amateur hour. by then we are playing j

. >>> coming tonight, abc2's linda so has the story at 11 on abc2 news along with how you can help peopleolve the case. >>> it's that time 9:26 and when it comes to remembering what happened on september 11th, all you have to do is head to providence in towson. coming up, how one local volunteer fire company remembers 9/11 every day with their pieceof the world trade center. >>> and women are fighting breast cancer every day and one local group is trying to support them and beat cancer. how to help by heading out to dinner and you can do it this week. justin. >>> all right. 9:27. brendan has been watching on and off all morning. he is homesick with fever. when i wished him well the channel was off. if you are watching now, i hope you feel better. sunshine this morning at 68. we will jump to 82. a warm afternoon and there will be thunderstorms that could get strong later on in the day. we will watch that and watching a big time cooldown for the second part of the week. we will talk about that and much more on "good morning maryland" so please don't turn the channel. [ male announcer ] are

so close. they were like best pals, you know. >> reporter: linda rondstadt

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> so there is no doubt that we killed osama bin laden. >> but none of us will get to see the photos. today president obama heads to ground zero. what he won't do during his visit. >> and a massive fire forcing dozens of people out of their homes. how one woman may have started it with chicken and bourbon and a little rescue this morning, as well. good morning. it's cinco de mayo. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm sydnie kohara. thanks so much so. your time is 6:00. and lawrence has already gotten the party started for this cinco de mayo. enjoying it in san jose. lawrence, good morning. >> good morning. it is going to be a great party here today. they cancelled the parade in san jose for cinco de mayo but they are going to have a parade here at emma prusch park in san jose and it's going to be a great day, too. we have a lot of sunshine coming our way and the temperatures going to heat up nicely toward the afternoon. again, it's going to get hot in spots well inland. you have 80s near 90 in many of the inland spots. a lot of 70s around th

linda rondstadt was worried about phoebe. >> she sat me down in her room and she said, "so, what are you going to do now?" and i said, "cry."

so thank you very much. >> -- supervisor cohen: ok, thank you, greg. i also want to acknowledge linda young, the cfo and deputy city administrator. is she? ok, thanks, linda. also, supervisor carmen chu is here. she is chair of the budget committee. stand up so everyone can see you. [applause] . thanks, gregg, for that presentation. over the last few weeks, i set up meetings with the community- based organizations in the district with the head of the agencies that fund them. departments -- part of children, youth, and families and to cover the public health as well as human services agencies. these meetings were a good opportunity for our organization heads to speak directly with these agencies about what they are seeing and hearing on the ground in the district. i would like to ask a representative from each meeting group to come up and talk about what we discussed. first up, we have the executive director of young community developers to talk about what transpired in the dcyf meeting. >> [inaudible] supervisor cohen: turn your microphone on me -- turn your microphone on for me. than

linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning. thanks so much so much for joining us on this tuesday, may 3.e kohara. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. we have sunshine coming up. let's kick it down to lawrence. >> looking good. today's a transitional day for probably some of the hottest temperatures so far of the season. today 68 degrees in san francisco, sunny. sunshine into oakland and san jose and temperatures in the 70s. probably low 80s as you head inland but by tomorrow, we could be talking about some 90s and warm all the way to the coast. more on that in just a moment. right now let's check on your traffic with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. let's go out to chopper 5. they are over the peninsula, 101 traffic through redwood city just near the whipple exit. headlights moving southbound. as you can see, everything is nice and ligh this morning so far up and down 101. they had a stall at the bay bridge toll plaza. they turned on the metering lights so coming up we'll have live look at conditions there but in the meantime back to you. >> thank you. 6:31. documents, dvds and hard

linda, died of breast cancer in 1998. they had been together for almost 30 years. that hugely successful marriage was followed by one that could hardly have been less so. year after he lost linda he found love with former model heather mills. they were married in 2002. it all ended very publicly. countless extraordinary headlines spoke of a couple at war and when they divorced in 2008, mills was awarded a $15 million settlement. mccartney's latest engagement is to an altogether different woman. she is 51 and he now 68. well past the age at which he wonders will you be still sending me a valentine. asked about his relationship paul replied i just like being in love. it is, after all. it is not clear when or where sir paul proposed but it is reported that nancy said yes immediately. i guess you would, wouldn't you. alex, while he is said to be worth more than $300 million, her wealth is apparently valued at almost $200 million. i think it is unlikely they will need to sign a prenup agreement. they are apparently planning to marry as soon as possible. >> well, that's a good story all the way around. thank you so much. >>> still ahead, we are paying more at

linda, died of breast cancer in 1998. they had been together for almost 30 years. that hugely successful marriage was followed by one that could hardly have been less so. st linda he found love with former model heather mills. they were married in 2002 but it all ended very publicly. countless extraordinary headlines spoke of a couple at war and when they divorced in 2008, mills was awarded a $50 million settlement. mccartney's latest engagement is to an altogether nu different woman. she is 51. he is 68. asked about his relationship recently, sir paul replied, i just like being in love. it is after all all you need. >> it is not clear when or where sir paul proposed but it is reported that nancy said yes immediately. alex while he's said to be worth more than $300 million, her wealth apparently is valued at almost $200 million. it's pretty unlikely they'll have to sign any kind of wedding prenup. they are apparently though, planning to marry as soon as possible. >> pretty suitably matched on that front. they're a good-looking couple. hope they're both happy. thanks, keir simmons. >>> we may learn more at a pentagon briefing coming our way in about half

linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning. it is tuesday, may 16 17. thanks so much for joining us.'m sydnie kohara. >> i'm frank mallicoat. time nearly 5:00. a bombshell in the breakup of arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver. >> first, out the door with a quick check of traffic and weather and another wet sort of wintry day, right? >> very winter like. it certainly doesn't feel like may and we are only going it make it to 62 in san jose and concord and some only in the high 50s and more wet weather is on the way. first elizabeth has traffic. >> thank you. welcome to november, huh? wet and windy start to our morning commute. live look here at the san mateo bridge. wind advisories at the bay bridge and benicia bridge. we'll have more details coming up. back to you. >>> coming up on 5:00. i still cannot believe this. a shocking revelation from former govern

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