but none of us harbor illusions. they are truly emerging as the real defeat mechanism of this insurgency and emblem of national unity and this is essential for the long-term security of afghanistan. but none of us harbor illusions. we know that we face long-term challenges as well. we know that al qaeda and other extremist networks, the very same networks that kill afghan and coalition troops every day, still operate with impunity across the boarder in pakistan. we know the taliban remain a resilient and determined enemy and that many of them will try to regain their lost ground this spring through assassination, intimidation, high profile attacks and the emplacement of ieds. we know that iran continues to support the insurgency and fuels often the flame of violence. we know that corruption still robs afghan citizens of their faith in their government and poor governance itself advances insurgent messages. the campaign has been long. it has been difficult. and it has been costly. there have been setbacks, to be sure,

but none of us harbor illusions. we know that we face long-term challenges as well. we know that al qaeda and other extremist networks, the same networks that kill afghan and coalition troops every day still operate with impunity across the border in pakistan. we know that the taliban remains a resilient and determined enemy and that many of them will try to regain their lost ground this spring through assassination, intimidation, high-profile attacks and the placement of ieds. we know that iran continues to support the insurgency and fuels the flames of violence. we know that corruption still robs afghan citizens of their faith in their government and that poor governance itself often advances insurgent messages. this campaign has been long. it has been difficult. and it has been costly. there have been setbacks, to be sure, and we're experiencing them now. and there will be more setbacks ahead. i wish i could tell you that this war was simple. that progress could be easily measured, but that's not the way of counterinsurgencies. they are fraught with successes and

and the port would conduct a series of improvements to port property using port harbor funds to prepare the various sites for the events and fulfil certain regulatory requirements, which i will go over in a moment. the delivery dates -- either under the lease disposition agreement or the permits for the america's cup, mainly issued by bcdc but also the regional quality control board, are very aggressive timelines, and the ports that -- staff believes we cannot use the standard contract in process that the city has an be able to build those improvements in time, particularly with respect to peers 30-32 -- piers 30-32. hence the ordinance today. the reason we are asking for quick consideration is that the port commission is next going to consider the least disposition agreement after the board's approval. the port commission also has to approve that. they will be considering that on april 10. it is the recommendation of staff that we are going to request that the port commission take on these obligations and under the timeframes that are contemplated, that we also give the commission some

use the harbor tunnel. we will monitor. >>> let's look at weather. >> now the radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> change in the air. the winds i know coming up. talking about the winds whipping out there in carroll, no question that ahead of this front you that can see the leading edge on maryland's most powerful radar. centered, the front edge right over hagerstown, just past moving toward carol roll. you will start seeing the peak winds. quick moving downpours, check out the winds in the inner harbor. man, 67 degrees, southwest at 17, gusting a lot higher. show you the gusts in one second. let's click ahead. you can see them from the north and west from hagerstorn to oakland. from the south ahead of front and they are just power house. 38-mile at the top of the hour. right where the front is lined up. 30 in ocean city. windy situation. warm air continuing to funnel up ahead of that but you can begin to seat contrast. cold shot coming in, especially by tomorrow evening. look

in order for us to bring the type of development to we immediate national harbor for me is the best site to do that. >> i think people are using national harbor as much as you anticipated before the bill n. >> you know, i think they are. i think with having this facility, having a casino there is attracting more people from outside of the washington region, to national heart sxwor to this area. >> let's talk about your budget proposal and you -- you announced yesterday. you wouldn't increase spending for schools and public safety programs as well as economic development and no raises for county employees. how is that setting -- county employees? >> what we do -- unfortunately we did not give races to county employees. we are giving one-time bonuses. what we said in this budget and i think the counsel will agree with me on this is that we wanted to send a signal to our employees that they do a great job. we appreciate the work they are doing. this is a good-faith effort on our part. we are going to give you something and as soon as we get revenues in we will look to -- for raises and cola

let's remember it's institutional and remember all of the research for the last 15 years, many of us harborical prejudices that apparently animated george zimmerman. i don't want to separate us to good people and bad people. the research has said not only white folks, lots of folks color, latino folks and glad folks have internalized biases against their own group. white folks can say i am trayvon martin. the reality is, for a lot of us, we're a lot more like george zimmerman and we have to be hon fest we're going to moe forward. >> the most important thing i heard this week, a lot of people trying to get in the weeds and not deal with the real problem. one, clearly the federal government has to get in the weeds if they are going to prosecute. but they clearly have a pattern here, and as he said, let's not let the police off the hook. i agree we can't let the legislators off the hook. the police would not have tried this in the station house, oh, this legislation gives zimmerman an out if he had been black. they would arrested him and said tell it to the judge. you fight the legislation in

harbor. thank you for joining us.efighters are working as you can see over there, trying to get out hot spots that may remain in the two homes that were extensively damaged in the fire. this is the 1000 block of cutler harbor in pasadena. linda so, abc2 news. >>> it is super tuesday, ten states at stake this morning. candidates are after more than 400 delegates to clinch the nomination. santorum expects to be competitive. mitt romney plans to do well in vermont, idaho and massachusetts. romney tried to sell business skills to ohioans yesterday. listen. >> what i know is the economy, i spent my life in the real economy, i understand why jobs come and why they go. >> polls have romney and santorum locked in a dead heat in ohio. ohio, polls open in half an hour. coming in at 6:30, staying open until 7:30 tonight. live report from another super tuesday site, ohio b coming up at 6:45. >>> good morning, 6:04, a check of your traffic conditions. it's been relatively calm for the most roadways. if you are heading out in the n

fees for h harbors and so forth. federal taxes were used for those projects that were truly terstate highways, the national airports and harbors. local taxes are what paid for sidewalks and local streets and roads so every day consumers dollars. how much would go to each transportation system based upon how they found that system to be convenient and economical with their needs and they got accurate price signals to make those decisions. somewhere along the way abandoned those principles. we began raiding highway taxes for purposes unrelated to our highways not just public transit, hugh seems, flower plantin plantings, bicycles, regional development programs, parking lots, university research, thousands of earmarks. we began robbing st. petersburg to pay st. paul. forcing one community to pay fo and began tapping general taxpayers for transportation projects that benefited one specific class of users. so now we have about 35% according to one estimate of our highway taxes going to purposes unrelated to our highways. this budget moves us bac

but none of us harbor illusions. we know that we face long-term challenges as well. we know that al qaeda and other extremist networks, the same network that kill afghans and coalition troops every day still operate with impunity across the border in pakistan. we know that the taliban remains a resilient and determined enemy and many of them will try to regain their lost ground this spring through assassination, intimidation, high-profile attacks and placement of ieds. iran continues to support the insurgency and fuel the flames of violence. we know corruption still robbed afghan citizens of their faith in their government and for governance itself often advances insurgent messages. this campaign has been long. it has been difficult and it has been costly. there have been setbacks to be sure and we are experiencing them now. there will be more setbacks ahead. i wish i could tell you this war was simple. progress could be easily measured. but that is not the way of counterinsurgency. they are fraught with successes and setbacks which can exist in the same space and th

best summed up by a veteran that i heard from recently who uses the ann harbor medical center had to wait months and months to get into counseling, but he had glowing things to say about his mental health care providers once he got in. so in order to address those types of issues, v.a. has to be certain it has enough resources to not only keep up with the increasing number of veterans who are seeking mental health ca care, but also to bring down that unacceptably long wait time. over the course of the last fiscal year, the number of iraq and afghanistan veterans who were looking for mental health care went up by about 5%. that's about 18,000 veterans every quarter. i wanted to ask you if you believe the increase in mental health funding in the budget request is sufficient to accomplish the goals and keep up with this increasing demand. >> i believe that the budget -- if you look at the 13 budget requests, i think it's adequate for us to meet what we understand our requirements are in 13. are there issues out there that we'll discover between now and execution on budget? i would say,

i want to recognize the police department, dpw, urban solutions, which had been harboring with us to lower the vacancy rate. we have residents here who have been organizing around multiple issues, including pedestrian safety, and let multiple agencies on a tour of sixth street, to show how we can improve things here. i think that commitment will show that things are different. i am excited about what we have here. incredible to have dottie's here. one of the important things about any business is understanding the fabric of where they are coming in. not changing it, but enhancing it. it is a low-income neighborhood, we have residents that have incredible needs. recognizing that they will be working with the community to build a business here. i appreciate you coming here. there are a lot of businesses that have invested here. really excited about what we will see over the next couple of years. i will definitely be here for lunch multiple times. [applause] >> next we have muhammed new rule -- nuru. >> how about a big hand for mayor lee for the work he has done in revitalizing this cor

harbor. thank you for joining us. i'm megan pringle. >> i'm charley crowson. let's head over to meteorologist, lynette charles, who is celebrating a birthday today. that's great. what is equally great are the temperatures. we are not as cold as we should be this morning. we will warm up this to the afternoon. once again, the temperatures are going to be above average. i'm going to show you that in a second. grab a coat, know that the temperatures should be a little bit colder, see psychsville temperature around 40 degrees, frederick 38. stevenson 36. we look at the winds, they are nice and calm. in to the afternoon, they will pick up a little bit more out of the south, that's what is going to help us warm up, too. radar is nice and dry. that stays that way through today. speaking through today, hour by hour forecast, i promise you, the temperature around 66 degrees, let's get a check with angela with traffic. >> good morning, thank you and happy birthday to you. for you getting ready to head out, may not be a good idea on bw, a crash involving four vehicles. w

but none of us harbor illusions. we know that we face long-term challenges as well. we know that al qaeda and other extremist networks, the very same networks that kill afghan and coalition troops every day, still operate with immune -- impunity across the border in pakistan. we know they remain a resilient and determined enemy and many will try to regain their lost ground in the spring through assassination, intimidation, high profile attacks, and implacement of i.e.d.'s. we know that iran continues to support the insurgency and fuels often the flame of violence. we know that corruption still robs afghan citizens of their faith in their government. and that poor governance itself often advances insurgen messages. this campaign has been long. it has been difficult. and it has been costly. there have been setbacks to be sure, and we are experiencing them now. and there will be setbacks ahead. i wish i could tell you that this war was simple and that progress could easily be measured, but that's not the way of counter ininsurgencies. they are fraught with both successe

fighting back against parking tickets.the new weapon yyu can use in court. 3 3 -inner harbor 3 today is tuesday, march 11th. 3 3 33 3 a univvrsity of maryland student is waking up in a psychiatric ward this mooning. posted online threats of a shooting rampage.the plan... to kill as many ppople s possible.megan gilliland joins us now with the warning signs police miiht haveeignored. good morning patrice,police say 19 ear old alexander song posted the on-line threats right from his dorm room. room.the first threat appeared saturday night on the website reddit dot com. his posting indicated that he intended to open fire on campus and to stay away from the mall.he went onnto say... "hopefully i to national news."soon, police - worked to identify the i-p - address... police presence increased on campus.but some students thhught his threats were a 9;55:28 that wws broght up by one of the recepieo wents wh on to say dude if you're jjking you better speak scary me and i'm going to alert authorities..he loud go aheaa you don't know what campus i'm tallking about 55:48 55:48 police say when th

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but none of us harbor illusions. we know that we face longer-term challenges as well and we know that al qaeda and other extremist networks, the same that killed afghan and coalition troops every day still operate with impunity across the border in pakistan. we know that the taliban remain a resilient and a determined enemy and that many of them will try to regain their lost ground this spring through assassination, intimidation, high-profile attacks and the in place it on etds. we know that iran continues to support the insurgency and fuels often the flame of silence. we know that corruption still rob's afghan citizens of their faith and their government and that poor governance itself often advances insurgent messages. the campaign has been long. it has been difficult and it has been costly. there have been setbacks to be sure and we are experiencing them now and there will be setbacks ahead. i wish i could tell you that was simple and progress could easily be measured but that's not the way of counterinsurgency th

harbor. it's wednesday, march 28th. thanks for joining us and good morning maryland i am megan pringle. >> i am charley crowson. let's go to weather with meetol gist lynette charles. a little chilly but breezy today. >> gusts up to 30 miles an hour as we go into the afternoon. we have sustained winds at about 5 to 15 miles an hour out of the southwest. and temperatures 43 degrees in ellicott city. we are a bit milder than what we were yesterday. i will say not as cold as we were yesterday. easton coming in at 46. more of the same in joppa right now. and we do have a coastal flood advisory in effect until 2 p.m. and the wind and tides combining together and that could cause coastal flooding there for the areas shaded in the bluish color. and maryland's most powerful radar is dry right now. but things will start to change as we go into the afternoon. i will detail that coming up but right now let's check the traffic with angela. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. and it's been very quiet out there. in terms of accidents, we have a

that all will be staying with the harbor fund now. using very conservative two-time debt service coverage, that would increase the bonnett capacity of the port from $65 million to $89 million, -- the bonding capacity. we were planning on issuing $24 million in 2012, primarily for the cruise terminal project. that would go up to approximately $40 million under the disposition agreement. and then we have another planned debt issuance of $27 million in 2014, and that would finished phase two at the crews terminal and other projects planned at that time, and that would remain unchanged. finally, to our own program to bonding capacity, the amount of debt capacity remaining after we are taking into account all plans for the debt issuances, it was $40 million under the prior development and disposition agreement, increasing to $22 million under the revised disposition agreement, so the short story is that the court believes we can pay for this back into capital projects. we will be back to you to talk about how we deliver them under such a tight t

i used this today to take partial profits in the position. >> brian kelly of shelter harbor joins us on the fast line. you're talking about the high end. where is it today? >> yeah, hey, judge. the high end is in sutherbys. bid. this market is being driven by dividends and the expectation of dividends as well as easy money. for me, this company, sutherbys, really embraces both of those. you have high-end retail. they've already had great sales this year. they have good free cash flow yield. they upped their dividend back in november. the potential going forward as a predisposition for that, people are going to start pricing that in to all these stocks. that's really why i like sutherbys right here. >> rising asset prices. rising stock market trends. leads into more folks going to the auction house? >> yeah. absolutely. and rising incomes globally. i know we talk about a china slowdown and all these things but incomes are still increasing pop people still have a lot more money. that high end is still working. and it's obvious just the other day they had a sale that was much higher tha

none of us harbor illusions. we know we face, long-term challenges as well.know that al qaeda and other extremist networks, the same networks that kilt afghan and coalition troops every day, still operate with impunity across the border and in pakistan. that the taliban remains a determined enemy and many of them will try to regain ground a sprinter assassination, intimidation, high-profile attacks, and through the placement of ied's. we know that iran continues to fuel the flames of violence. we know that corruption still draws afghan citizens of their faith and -- in government, and that this often advances in in certain messages. this campaign has been long. it has been difficult. and it has been costly. there have been setbacks, to be sure, and we are experiencing them now. and there will be more setbacks ahead. i wish i could tell you that this war was simple. that progress could be easily measured, but that is not the way of counterinsurgencies. they are fraught with successes and setbacks, which can exist in the same space at the same time. but each mu

. >> the tsunami crossed the pacific, and later reached us here in santa cruz, damaging the harbor. in one of many events tomorrow recalling the disaster, san francisco's japantown will host the event tomorrow. >>> and power still out to some homes after an overnight accident that snapped the power pole. the accident happened at jupiter street, the driver taken to the medical center. about 600 customers had power restored this morning. and the utility company hopes to have the lights back on to the remaining 30 customers by 9:00 tonight. and oakland police saying a man is in custody linked to an illegal street race early this morning. officers recovered a badly damaged car there at the scene near third street. oakland police followed another vehicle, suspected of taking part in that race. the chp picked up the chase, and later arrested one suspect in castro valley. >>> and san mateo police looking at an investigation that led to a huge drug bust. the officials provided these pictures of more than 500 marijuana plants in a home near west hillsdale boulevard. 49-year-old linn tang was

first off, tell us about your restaurant. >> inner harbor off crab street. we just opened up about three weeks ago. doing really well, great location, really nice terrace on the outside. we have our tuscan tasters we do everyday which is 395 for 10 items. talk about brunch here. >> i was going to say, some folks may not be familiar with what tuscan food is. >> i tell you an steakhouse. we do a lot of stakes. obviously, fresh pasta, and flatbreads. >> i wish you could sit outside today. that would be a great time. we are going to kind of zigzag here. >> police service with phrase -- with seasonal fruit. we drizzle it with hollandaise. then we have our crab cake with post eggs -- with poached eggs. and then we have one of our favorites, the raspberries stuffed cream cheese french toast with raspberry and white chocolate sauce. >> my stomach is growling. >> i'm also wondering, are there any late options click. >> welcomed to have some other items besides this. we have been a straw to which is a very late breaded egg omelette with a strawberry tossed salad. also

to go back before pearl harbor, and i was in the navy engineering school in virginia. and a few of us knew that we were going to get into this thing before it started in europe, and we were a little antsy about what we were going to do and we knew that we were going to have to go sooner or later. we all decided to join the rcaf, royal canadian air force. go up to canada hamilton ontario. and we made a pact with ourselves that all four of us would get in. that we all would come back. we would all come back to virginia prior to pearl harbor and some time in des des or later part of november 1941. we got in the car and went up to canada. one of the guys had a heart monitor. so we decided that we would honor our pact and we came back together and as we were coming back it was des tdes the 7th, w knew then what we were going to do. we were going to have to join somewhere in our particular armed services. and we waited around and i waited around and this thing came out of fort monroe, virginia. a bunch of civilians came up with the idea that the public needed something to stir up the morale

of time for the employer and employee to cure any data that's there an give the employer safe harbor if he uses e-verify so that for another means of lack of verification they can't come in enforce against him. safe harbor for using e-verify, not a mandate to use e-verify. the i.r.s. would make the determination using e-verify and the net result is this, out of 100 employees, say i had 10 illegal, the i.r.s. would say i'm sorry you paid $50,000 a year to each one of these employees, that's no longer a business expense, because they were unlawfully working in the united states and you had the tool to verify it. so that $50,000 times 10 is $500,000. that $500,000 that you wrote off of the gross receipts number, say i grossed $10 million and that $500,000 would be one of my expenses that's there. they would deny the expense of $500,000, $50,000 paid to 10 illegals and that $500,000 then goes out of my expense column on schedule c, other into the gross receipts side and shows up down in the bottom line as net income. taxable net income. and that means that your $10 an hour illegal, by the time you

. >> state and local response managers used this anniversary to tour the harbor pointing out that improvements and tout buoys in the ocean offering future events. >> they'll know that this is what waves are coming and timing. hire is the size. soits critical each perts say putting up signs like this are also critical. in cases they'll direct residents ask tourists to higher ground. >> i think this creates a sense after wareness driving by and you look, you remember what happened last march 11th, 2011 and you're more aware. >> and for captain low joe there is no forgetting impacts but california's hard hit harbors are recovering. >> they're moving fast. they're doing a marvelous job there. and i see it. >> and there is a property director does suspect repairs to be done next year. >> thank you. and coast guard cutter and crew seizing millions of types of drugs on the high seas sailing into the home port today. and the coast guard furnished these pictures of the drugs seized by the crew. smugglers tossed more drugs and the captain estimates that to be worth about $67 million. >> you have to get

harbor. >> reporter: police used a taser to break up one fight. >> he was stabbed in the arm, as a result of a petty dispute. looks like she met up with a group of girls. they exchanged words. it turned physical. >> reporter: and this is not the first time something like this happened downtown. >> reporter: including fights at the fourth of july fireworks last year, a little boy injured by a stray bullet and a father murdered. the harbor is a major tourist draw and money maker. and the mayor says keeping it safe remains a priority. >> and they were being disruptive. and we moved in to take control of the situation. it's disappointing. >> i'm committed to making sure that the masher is safe. for our citizens, as well as visitors. it's a trademark. and i'm going to protect it. >> reporter: and this is remarkably similar to another large gathering of iewghtds -- youths downtown last april. that also ended with a teenager stabbed. reporting live at city police headquarters. mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. vic? >> mike, thank you very much. >>> police say they made more than 10 arrests before

. >> harbor master tells us that when the economy tanked boat owners either abandon the vessels or could not pay the fees. >> there are more and more, it is not getting lost. >> from union point arena to the jack london aquatics center more than 30 boats have been abandoned for a least two years. those that regularly use the jack london aquatics center say the sierra drifter has been tied down here at least eight months. and there are signs of life, an umbrella, a bicycle, and it seems that someone has been drinking and smoking on board. they have even brought in a dingy with a full pat. one squatters the is outfitted to avoid detection. >> one man that has a 0.0 painted black. >> oakland police is not thickening, some no city department is tracking down owners says the harbor master. why? no one wants to pay to pull them out of the water. >> i see in the current economy is becoming a bigger issue because it is free to live on a boat that is anchored out there. >> >> to campaign 2012 now where the republican establishment is starting to line up firmly behind mitt romney. he picked up ano

us. here's a live picture of the inner harbor. you are watching "good morning maryland, what's new in maryland. we will be be right back. -- we will be be right back. >>> five things to know. today the national organization of women and several other women's groups will hold a rally. and they will show their supportfor affordable care act. >>> nancy pel osi will -- pelosi will speak out today. >> crime victims are firing back at governor haley barbour. he pardoned nearly 200 people for a second term he's left office in mississippi. >>> senator john mccain will hold a press conference on sear yeah. he and others will unveil a resolution condemning thegovernment for crimes against humanity. >>> the official start of the 2012 major league baseball season is an hour away from starting. the seattle mariners will play the oakland a's in tokyo japan. first pitch this morning eastern time 6:10. >>> 15 minutes away from five, 42 degrees. trayvon martin's parents went before a congressional panel and thanked those who turned their son's dea

harbor. >> it would give us more revenue, the state more revenue and fund critical needs like education, public safety and infrastructure. >> while some oppose gambling in prince george county, caesar's is backing legislation. they are the lead investor in a proposed casino in baltimore. they are not thrilled about having competition so close they like other aspects of the bill. >>> maryland's scoots are among the finest in the country. some are struggling to meet federal standards. the state is getting help. the education department is providing $7 million in grant money to the state. since 2009 the state received more than 60 million in school approvement grants. >>> residents are cleaning up the day after storms ripped through michigan. this is west of detroit yesterday. more than 100 homes were damaged but no serious injuries record. we have the latest from dexter. >> reporter: people are calling this the dexter miracle. we are just northwest of ann arbor where over 100 homes were damaged in a tornado. 12 were destroyed altogether. take a look behind me. this home was flattened. this would

not the normal inner harbor that we used to have. >> police confirmed they used a taser to break up one fight. and a teen was taken to the hospital in another altercation. >> she was stabbed in the arm as a result of another petty dispute. they exchanged words. it turned physical. >> reporter: and this is not the first time something like this has happened downtown. including fights after the fourth of july fireworks last year. a little boy injured by a stray bullet. and a father murdered. the harbor is a major tourist draw and a money maker. and the mayor says keeping it private remains a priority. >> they were being disruptive. and we moved in to take control of the situation. >> it's disappointing. any negative incident, whether it's -- you know, it happens at the harbor, or any of our tourist attractions, it has an impact. and tourism, i think, is our fourth largest city. we have to protect it. >> reporter: that includes monitoring future watch cameras. >> and there was a remarkably similar gathering last april that also ended with a teenager stabbed. reporting live at city police h

. >> i don't think the harbor activity has been restricted by the tsunami. >> state and local emergency response managers used the one year anniversary to tour the harbor. they point out improvements to mapping tsunami zones and have buoys in the ocean for early warning for future events. >> they will know realtime here's where the waves are coming, here's the timing, and here's the size of the inundation so it's critical. >> experts say putting up signs like this are also critical. in some cases they will direct residents and tourists to higher ground. >> it also creates a sense of awareness when you drive by the signs and look at the signs, you remember what happened last march 11, 2011, and you are a lot more aware of tsunamis in general. >> for captain joe there's no forgetting the impact. but the hard-hit harbors are recovering. >> they are moving fast and i think they are doing a marvelous job. i'm not just saying that because i would be a slip runner, but i see it. >> the port director expects all the tsunami repairs to be done sometime next year. in santa cruz, karina rusk, abc7 news. >>> britain's pr

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harbor. already in the 60s. thank you for joining us. i'm megan pringle. charley crowson is off today. fog is a big story this morning, please keep in mind that the bottom of the screen , we will let you know about delays. meteorologist, lynette charles, is standing by. the fog is creating problems this morning. >> it is creating problems this morning. it's the first day of spring. we have showers to talk about this morning. let me show you what is going on, as of now. the showers starting to dive down in to montgomery county, see it along i-495, if your travels are taking you that way to the south, you are seeing heavier rain around white oak, more along i-95, again, it's going to be slick this morning. also, it is going to be on the foggy side. just lake we had yesterday, visibility is reduced to one mile in baltimore, three miles in easton. we have delays this morning. now, let's get a check of the traffic with angela. slick roadways and foggy conditions, not making for a good commute. not a good combination. >>> dealing with the fog this morning. it could be a slippery commute out.

but none of us a harbor illusions. we know that we face long-term challenges as well. we know that al qaeda and other extremist networks, the same networks that kill afghan and coalition troops every day, still operate with impunity across the border in pakistan. we know that the taliban and remains resilient and determined. many of them will try to regain their lost ground this spring through assassination, intimidation, high-profile attacks, and the use of ieds. we know it iran feels the flames of violence. we know that corruption still robs afghan citizens of faith in their government and the poor governance itself often advances insurgent messages. the campaign has been long and difficult. it has been ugly. there have been setbacks and we are experiencing them now. there will be more setbacks ahead. i wish i could tell you that this war was simple, progress could be easily measured -- but that is not the way of counter insurgency. they are fraught with successes and setbacks, which can exist in the same space at the same time, but each must be seen in the larger co

. >> i don't think the harbor activity has been restricted by the tsunami. >> state and local emergency response managers usedne year anniversary to tour the harbor. they point out improvements to mapping tsunami zones and have buoys in the ocean for early warning for future events. >> they will know early in time here's where the waves are coming here's the timing, and here's the size of the inundation so it's critical. >> experts say putting up signs like this are also critical. in some cases they will direct residents and tourists to higher ground. >> it also creates a sense of awareness when you drive by the signs and look at the signs, you remember what happened last march 11, 2011 and you are allot more aware of tsunamis in general. >> for captain joe there's no for getting the impact. but the hard-hit harbors are recovering. >> they are moving fast and i think they are doing a marvelous job. i'm not just saying that because i would be a slip runner, but i see it. >> they expect all the tsunami repairs to be done sometime next year. in santa cruz, karina rusk abc7 news. >>> britain's prince harry is in

us. a beautiful look at the the harbor this morning. weather and traffic together. >> adam, thanks a lot. temperatures, it's clear, no wind. and it's making that 26 feel more comfortable than it is. the normal is 30s. so not that far away if seasonal, although cooler this time. a high of 48. lessen, clear, calm, this evening, 44. >> thank you so much. >>> we have latest at wjz traffic control. >> hi there. good morning. well, if you are just about to head out, two accidents out there. one is route 32. we understand that there is a possible fuel leaking from the site there of a tanker truck. another accident on the highway at robin hood road. the speeds on the beltway, delays on the west side, 39 miles per hour is your average. no delays yet on 95 southbound between white marsh boulevard and the fort mchenry tunnel. 795, heavy volume and some tapping of the brakes in the southbound direction at the beltway there. is a live look outside at 95. just north of white marsh boulevard. again, no delays just yet. this traffic report brought to y

best summed up by a veteran i heard from recently he uses the and harbor medical center had to wait months and months to get into counselee, but then he had coen things to say about mental health care providers once he got in. in order to address those types of issues, va has to be certain it has enough resources to not only keep up with the increasing number of veterans who are seeking mental health care, but also to bring down that unacceptably long wait time. over the course of the last fiscal year, the number of iraq and afghanistan veterans who are looking for mental health care went up by about 5%. that is about 18,000 veterans a recorder. i wanted to ask you this morning if you believe the increase in mental health funding in the budget request is sufficient to accomplish the goals and keep up with this increasing demand? >> i believe that the budget, if you look at the 2013 budget request, i think it is adequate for us to meet what we understand our requirements. are there issues out there that we will discover between now and execution on budget? i would say if we do, madam chairm

remain anchored in the estuary not the marina albee is not sitting send us the department is tracking down owners owners is said to harbor master because no one wants to pay to pull out of the water. did late in the current economy is he becoming a greater issue because it is free to live on a boat that is anchored out there. >>> in oakland robert lyles cbs five. santorum is wrapping up a brief bay area fund-raising stop it has a decidedly more down- home feel in the rodney is a high dollar event earlier this week grace lee says a study candy factory in ended with tears. >>> he arrives here around 740 in a motorcade was expected to pay about 200 people here will join him for desserts earlier today there were about to let the supporters to rally around him in fairfield at the delhi belly factory that was clearly and not to ronald reagan and his love of jelly beans. santorum didn't just mention reagan invoked his name continuously during his 40 minute speech. did waves ronald reagan went in there was clearly a strong message of limited government. >>> position cans of the crowded spent several minutes with one disabled chi

you remember santa cruz harbor was hit hard by the waves that traveled all the way across the pacific. glenn ramirez shows us the repair work that still needs to be done. >> on a picture perfect day, it looks like nothing bad ever happened at the santa cruz harbor. that is until you get to these docks. one year after the tsunami, most of the damage docked are still in need of repair and some are so broken up, they are unsafe to occupy. >> there are 23 to rebuild. we have gotten two of them done. >> state and local emergency managers took a walking tour to call attention to the continued need for repair. >> this project is extremely important to our local fishery. >> and serve as a reminder that it can all happen again. 19 boats were sunk and the harbor suffered $17 million in damage when wave of powerful wave rolled into the harbor. the sailboat was among the hundreds damaged. >> it got to the point where people were running off the dock and they had to lock the dock. it got very savage. >> it's lucky no one was killed. they credit a system of 23 electronically rigged bowies that gave out early warnings that

us for a fool. >> investigators had harbored doubts about the grieving widow as soon as they had their suspect, pushing think this was the plan plp i think it's beyond you. i think it includes someone else. >> reporter: the idea that andrea sneiderman wasn't just a passive bystander to her husband's shooting, but that she had been in on it was a theory pushed hard by both the prosecution and the defense. >> i'm crying a lot. >> reporter: an eyewitness testified that even after rusty's body was whisked away in an ambulance, she, a perfect stranger, was weeping at the scene, but the wife when she arrived, not so much. >> she didn't have like a tear in her eye. i told the detectives that as well. >> reporter: andrea had testified that when she arrived at the scene that morning, she'd been told only that rusty had been involved in an accident, not that he'd been shot. >> i didn't know what happened to rusty until i got to the emergency room. >> reporter: but listen to what both her father-in-law and her friend said andrea told them before she got to the hospital. >> andrea called us, and she called and sai

only practical solution but the tradeoff is we went in there because they are harboring terrorists who are trying to harm us who are not brought there but maybe maybe not number one we don't know that support military intelligence service members are under those right and we can see here in particular the military decision that the debate over talk about n.x. and you're asking about what would happen if obama pulled out before november to making a political just by the question who could be the one of their live plots right that he's done so i consider as a rally don't have leaders that there's a political dimension to this but speaking of politics listen let's turn to wall street this week actually there's a there's a political piece of this this week former goldman sachs exotic executive director in fact he was in charge of selling all u.s. based derivatives in europe asia and africa is a pretty big deal job greg smith resigned and then wrote this op ed saying that basically goldman sachs is that vampire squid. they call their customers muppets lays scramble up and then another was a blow or a fellow at t