the union general, mcclellan, after glendale, sent this message to the war department. notice the tone. i shall do my best to save the army. but we know that well before the battles of glendale and malverne hill, george mcclellan's conception of how victory could be won was badly shaken. in this larger context our noted historian once again provides his insights into the character of this general who was actually just too closely wedded to his preconceived notions of how war should be fought. in a chapter with a marvelous title the historian writes, the failure of mcclellan's peninsula campaign was not alone a military failure. it represented also the downfall of the limited war for limited ends that mcclellan favored. from now on the north would fight not to preserve the old union but to destroy it and build a new one on its ashes. a concept so dear to men like mcclellan when eventually reconciliation some sort of gentleman's agreement was being washed away by increasing tides of blood, tens of thousands of casualties and millions of broken hearts. and, of course, it w

. >> in glendale dan roan. >> they won that game 67-66 a big win for them.uld be in the n.c.a.a. for the first time ever for them. >> that will deliver us tonight, thanks for watching we will see you tomorrow night.

it's changed the way that frank's famous frank's famous kitchen and bakery in glendale, california, does business. they're more careful about how they use the delivery truck. >> you can't deliver two sandwiches five miles away. it doesn't sound like a lot, but it adds up quick. >> reporter: that's because los angeles gas prices, already among the highest in the nation, jumped 15 cents in just the last month. >> at those prices, we're dumping $120 in the tank every three to four days. why the price spike? according to experts, it's a combination of rising tensions in the middle east, big east coast refineries shutting down, and increased demand for gas in china and india. >> we're right on the threshold of high gas price volatility and we'll see it spike sooner rather than later. >> reporter: the price tracking website gasbuddy.com predicts a national average of $3.95 a gallon by memorial day. even higher in big cities. in atlanta, $4.60. $4.70 in los angeles, and in chicago, $4.95, the highest in the continental united states, which would mean that sticker shock at the pump -- >> 11 gall

. >>> chocolate lovers had their fill this weekend in glendale, arizona. this is the annual chocolate street fair. it featured everything from chocolate bacon to the more typical chocolate cupcakes. it's apparently a really big deal. the event brought in chocolateeers from all over the country to show off their award winning fare. >>> brian hackney back, just in time to tell us about a storm later this week. >> hi, ann. let's see, kind of mild today. that's going to change. things are going to pick up by tomorrow night. then on tuesday for the first time in a while, things are going to turn wet. now, if you're headed out tonight, it's going to be cloudy around the bay area, temperatures in the 40s. not a big deal. high clouds well in advance of low pressure that's spinning out in the eastern pacific are beginning to filter in over the bay area today. tomorrow morning, when you get off to a cloudy start, the days will top out in the mid-60s. partly sunny skies tomorrow and then things change. increasing clouds on monday will lead to two things. low pressure

pleasant, glendale, bladensburg, and colesville. it's generally in the low 40s now. 30s, though, in the shenandoah valley, out of the mountains. but all locations reporting temperatures above freezing. we have a clear sky now. we'll have high pressure over us, giving us plenty of sunshine today. we'll be into the mid to upper 50s by mid-afternoon. and then some clouds roll in tonight. here's your evening planner. sun sets at 5:59. near 40 at midnight with increasing clouds. looks like big changes on the way. details on that coming up in ten minutes. danella? >>> we have construction overnight at landover road. not causing you a problem at all. travel speeds look good. 61 miles per hour from i-95 to route 50. crossing over the wilson bridge heading into virginia, nice and clear in this area. travel speeds here, you're at 59 miles per hour. only taking six minutes to get from the wilson bridge to van dorn street. back to you both. >> danella, thanks. >>> 4:42 now. 45 degrees. still to come, new safety concerns for tourists in mexico.

the carol stream fire protection district also covers parts of bloomingdale winfield, and glendale highted to spend more time with his family ... he has also gone on record opposing mayor emanuel's plan to reduce the number firefighters assigned to each truck. >>chicagos churches are suddenly being confronted with a major unexpected expense and that is installing water meters mayor rahm emanuel is cutting off free water for churches and nonprofit groups while the water perk will be phased out over the next three years 400 churches and thousands of nonprofit organizations are having to purchase water meters churches that ignore the city's order to get meters may lose their status as charitable organizations chicago is naming a street in honor of comedian bernie mac it's in the englewood.neighborhood ... where he grew up that is where we find robert jordan who joins us live >>it's bernie mac street! >>no longer 69th and sangamon it's bernie mac st. local clergy dignitaries and family members turned out to see what was named after someone who grew up bernard mccullough ... his popularity w

taking a look at the >> glendale, arizona is the place to be this weekend if you have a sweet tooth.showed up at the chocolate affair. a three-day event featuring confections ranging from chocolate covered bacon to chocolate cupcakes. >> i'm holding it down right now. >> check out this. raleigh, north carolina. they had to run to 0.5 miles it doesn't krispy kreme donuts then run and an additional 2.5 miles. the event raised money for children's hospital. >> by the clock 57 right now. much more to come in the next hour. >> i like that idea. makes you feel pretty good. >> i like eating doughnuts. >> a live report coming up from charlottesville. jury selection begins today in a high-profile murder trial involving a student charged with killing his ex-girlfriend. >> lisa baden will help you get to work on this monday morning. we will see how much traffic is out there this m they were made for each other. they're, like, the perfect match. brad and jill in accounting? crazy! coffee and chocolate. mocha. ooh! who's mocha? for the perfect blend of coffee and chocolate, try a mocha coffee or

this is glendale, arizona, a suburb of phoenix.ow the desperate search for a missing college student in boston. 21-year-old franco garcia disappearing without a trace on wednesday after a night out with friends. patti ann brown is on it for us. she has the latest. >> reporter: he was last seen at a popular bar near boston college, late tuesday night, early wednesday. the 21-year-old has not been to class or worked since then. last night friends and family went back to the bar, mary anns in newton. they put up posters all over the area. they last saw him at the bar at 12:20am. when they went to leave they couldn't find him. his vehicle has been at the college since tuesday. state police flew a helicopter over the crest nut hill reservoir. that's where they think garcia's phone last had a signal. they used a device but couldn't find anything. they are dragging sonar from a boat to further search the body of water and they have divers ready to investigate anything they find. franco garcia lives with his parents in west newton. his mot

cold, down into the 20s to near 30 from capitol hill to laurel, as well as glendale, tyson's corner, reston and silver spring. we've got a clear sky. the clouds are beginning to close in from the west. we'll have a little sunshine this morning. here's your day planner. a cloudy afternoon, highs reaching the upper 40s to near 50. here's your evening planner. have an umbrella handy. looks like a cold rain moving in, near 40 by midnight. and maybe some snow tomorrow. we'll look at the cold weekend in ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >>> traveling i-66 eastbound chopper is still above the accident. it is in the left shoulder lane. this is after you pass route 123 about a mile up around blake lane. the delays are significant at this time. pretty much you're bumper to bumper making your way to nutley. jammed, in fact, look at this, as you make your way from route 50. travel speed for you slow, 25 miles per hour. back to you. >> thank you. >>> our time is 6:12. after the break, new information about the release of the next ipad. >>> also, marine photo controversy. the reason why this pi

i went back the other night and it's the first time i watched the winning drive from glendale, ears, sincarizona since i watch. that cemented whatever legend ely is forcing with the giants. the drive, adam and i were talking about this today, it was like a fire drill. he's throwing wild right. he gets the luckiest catchn the history of organized sports in america. and they're hanging on by their fingernails andy finally throws the pass. one of the things that's been awamazing up to this game is, people act like ely and the giants kick the patriots bust in the game four years awe -- butts in the game four years ago in november and they won because their quarterback had the ball last. do you know what charlie i actually think on sunday whichever team has the ball last is going to win the super bowl. >> charlie: go ahead. >> too back to that super bow charily, the amazing part of that pass that mike is talking about which is to me the greatest play in sure bowl history is one play of four. ely manning rolls out, throws a pass along the sideline that t patriots cornerback goes up to catc

jane wells is at a whole foods in glendale, california, to focus on the big issues investors need tow ahead of the whole foods numbers. jane. >> reporter: tyler, you know, whole foods has a history of surprising to the upside even in the economic downturn. and many analysts are expecting a beat today. some even expect management to raise guidance for the year. it's what i call the keen wau indicator. if you shop here, you know what i'm talking about. the street's looking for 60 cents a share with $3.9 billion in same store sales. piper jaffry points to costco is usually a good indicator for whole foods since there's a lot of crossover in their customer base. goldman sachs expects a beat and points to three issues. improving labor markets, strong earnings from food manufacturers and retailers and the first time i've seen this "benefits from living social coupon." expects to see operating profit margins expand to 5.3%. that's in the face of food inflation. still a buy on the stock at goldman, it's taken off the list because share prices getting pricey. morgan stanley saying the same th

there's one pocket of moderate showers in northern prince george's county near landover and glendale, that's drifting east into northern anne arundel county. and the temperatures are mild. we're in the 50s for the mountains all the way to the atlantic beaches. low to mid 50s in arlington, fairfax, prince george's, and montgomery counties, and 51 now at reagan national. sunrise at 7:15. here's your day planner. there's a smaller chance of lingering sprinkles by mid morning. then sunshine breaking out after that. yes, once again, hitting the 60s this afternoon. mid to upper 60s around 2:00, 3:00, 4:00. after sunset, the upper 50s. as we get into the late evening hours, we'll be in the low 50s with the clouds returning. could get some more rain tomorrow. we'll talk about that and big changes on the way for friday and the weekend. that will be in ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >>> good morning, if you're traveling along i-66 heading out of haymarket, we'll take that trip together now. it still looks really good. seeing a lot of green on the roadways for you as you head east past hay

three in arizona, a fourth in glendale will be opened within a month.its first state directors anywhere in the country four states. they're behind, republicans know they're behind, and they look at this operation that obama has both end and the old fashioned organizing end. i call president bush a committee organizer in the 2004 campaign. because obama did genuinely and david plouffe genuinely looked at that model and they found votes when they needed him, that's how they turned iowa and new mexico, and those two states didn't have gay marriage bans like ohio did, there's no artificial bump in turnout that democrats complain about in 2004. you build new models and the campaign is paying very close attention. >> that paints the faint glow on the horizon in terms of the economy, things are starting to get a little bit better. the stock market which is a false positive indicator hit 13,000 yesterday. but they're beginning to see some relief, for example, in foreclosures and mortgages and people are going back to work. so, the confluence the obama campaign