collins cracked a rib and suffered a back injury in her landing.er husband did not survive the heart attack. what a story. >> she is the strongest woman this decade, holy cow. i don't know how she did it. >> did a good job. >> the weekend is looking very good. we'll be climbing temperaturewise a little bit, nothing tear my balmy, but i think you'll like the easter weekend forecast. >> good. >> i don't know if you were up early today, but we had something very unusual going on in the no-fly zone of all things. did you hear about these jets? t-38's flown by nasa supersonic jets taking pictures over d.c. this morning and conducting some training exercises and that is because nasa wanted a good look at the area as these were flying low, about 1,500 feet. so a lot of people were talking about it, taking some pictures around the region in preparation for a nice surprise for d.c. on april 17th. okay, maybe it's not too much of a surprise, but the space shuttle discovery is going to fly into town and these jets were seeing if maybe it could take a little t

collins: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from maine. ms. collins: mr. president let me repeat to my colleagues one more time: there are no taxpayer dollars authorized by this bill or appropriated by this bill. the score is caused by the unique status that the postal service accounts have within the unified budget. the operational accounts are off budget. the employee health benefits and retiree accounts are on budget because they, those accounts are also used by federal agencies. let me again quote from the inspector general who explains the system very well. he says "the source of the federal employee retirement funding comes from two streams of revenue. first, the u.s. postal service contributes 11.9% of the employee salaries to the fund, and the employees contribute .8%. the postal service contribution comes from revenue paid for postage. and this money comes from ratepayers. the employee contribution is made in exchange for it to fund benefit." there are no tax dollars authorized or appropriated by this bill. it is a quirk of the way the unified bud

only pat collins can tell that story. another lucky group scored tickets to the biggest annual event at the white house. thousands of kids came to d.c. for the easter egg roll. the president, michelle obama and their daughters kicked off the big event. they cheered the kids on as they scrambled to the finish line. in case you missed it, we have a inside look at the celebration. >> reporter: if you are an easter egg loving kid, this is as good as it gets. the 134th annual easter egg roll on the south lawn of the white house. >> i kept hitting the egg with the spoon. >> reporter: there were miniature blazers and bunny ears, giggles and songs. let's go, let's play and let's move. it focuses on wellness with a hula hoop party. there's an obstacle course, live musical courses, story time with celebrity readers and serious easter egg hunters. this is also a celebration. it's her 9th birthday. they came all the way from atlanta to roll eggs in front of the white house. have you ever seen the white house before? >> no. >> reporte

collins: mr. president, i would suggest the absence of a quorum, but i will be responding. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: ms. collins: mr. president? the presiding officer: the chair recognizes the senator from maine. ms. collins: thank you, mr. president. i ask unanimous consent that proceedings under the call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. ms. collins: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, let me start by responding to the ranking member of the budget committee by saying that i could not agree with him more that it is absolutely unacceptable that we have not had a budget pass in the senate for more than 1,000 days. that is totally unacceptable. it's one of the reasons that we are in such a financial crisis in this country. so, i completely agree with senator sessions that we should be doing a budget resolution on the senate floor. and i wholeheartedly agree with his comments that it is absolutely irresponsible for us

back then john collins urged his wife to learn how to take off and land their small plane.n monday, the wisconsin pilot died at the controls with his 80-year-old wife in the passenger seat. audio recordings of what happened next reveal just how calm helen collins remained. >> somebody better get here in a hurry. >> she was not a pilot so she had to rely on control tower for some quick lessons as she found herself stuck in the skies over sturgeon bay, wisconsin. >> okay, helen. put the gear down. helen, did you find the gear lever? >> i found it but i can't get it down. oh, there. >> you look good. >> i don't feel good. >> a flight instructor in another plane pulled up alongside to help talk helen through the landing procedure. >> make a left turn, left turn. go ahead, make a left turn and and start a descent. that's it. start a slow descent. >> after leading her through practice maneuvers, the instructor decided it was time to land. >> go ahead close the road, over. >> what do you mean close the road? >> i'm talking to the people on the ground, hell. en. >> don't you have a

david collins, wbal tv of revenues. >> thank you. the state's attorney is involved in the investigation against the lead investigator in the disappearance. daniel nicholson's suspension came this week, when sources say his team lead and on authorize raid into an apartment. >> this is a matter that is completely separate them that which is currently under investigation. if i thought for a moment that any of the allegations involving him impacted on this case, we would not have brought it. >> fred bernstein also denies there was anything unusual about the indictment of the case, and the daniel nicholson case have been so close sit there. according to police reports, and 18-month-old was stabbed five times. we are told she had a kitchen knife in her handbag. officials released a statement outlining new measures. people will now have to store bags in lockers before going inside social services buildings, and there will be two caseworkers present in cases where officials think a child might be in danger. >> we have a nice day in store. it

las lÁgrimas, digo no collins tÚ tienes que ir para adelante.rle una entrevista, porque necesita saber a quÉ congregaciÓn usted pir pertenece. >>> (rÍen). >>> claro porque te vio vestida asÍ. >>> es que usted habla con mucho propiedad. >>> bueno hay momentos en los que @@despierta americaunivisio aÑos, pero una mujer maravillosa. >>> y empezÓ a celebrar desde allÁ. >>> la pausa y al regresar antonieta la hija de marÍa antonieta collins comienza un nuevo reto en su vida aquÍ en univisiÓn, serÁ parte de univisiÓn deportes la cadena que lo va a dejar pegado al tel televisor. >>> volvemos con todos los detalles. >>> hermana. >>> (rÍen). >>> . >>> televisiÓn por 22 dolar. >>> muy barato. >>>. >>> pÁsame el nÚmero. >>> 18887541356. >>> mientras llamo,univision@@de americn mÁs de despierta ameeris @@despierta americaunivision@@io n ofrecerÁ solo deportes las 24 horas del dÍa los siete dias de la maÑana. >>> y antonieta es una de las presentadora y nos va contar sobre este canal. >>> vivÍas en miami antonieta te vas a dallas, vuelves y ahora a miai como

> listas para ir al aire, aparte de esta nota de vÍctor hugo, tenemos una nota de marÍa antonieta collins aÑos, fÁtima la fantastica >> o que tiene un talento y una voz ¿no? y cÓmo es que lo que empezÓ como un video casero que el papÁ le tomÓ en su casa se ha convertido en una sensaciÓn en s unmuchos artistas estÁn utilizao la internet para promover su mÚsica, a travÉs de la venta de discos >> las esperamos las dos este sÁbadon en "aisioÍ y ahora" a l7 >> buenas tardes >> (♪) >>

senator collins. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it has been almost a century since the 1918 spanish influenza virus infected one-fifth of the world's population, killing more than 50 million people and claiming some 600,000 american lives. yet virulent strains of influenza are still a major threat. the h1n1 strain, more commonly known as the swine flu, claimed more than 18,000 lives during the 2009 outbreak and exposed gaps in our preparedness capabilities for response to a global pandemic, especially in the development, production and sdrbs of life-saving vaccines. in 2008, this committee held a hearing on the report by the commission on the prevention of weapons of mass destruction which examined the security of biological pathogens on the select agent list. the testimony by the chairman of the commission, former senators bob graham and jim talent, helped to raise awareness on the issue of biosecurity and the need to ensure that deadly pathogens and the research carried out on them are contained in secure lab facilities. this com

collins: thank you, madam president. before my friend and colleague from maryland leaves the floor, i want to thank her for her passionate advocacy on behalf of her constituents. i have a similar problem in my home state of maine where a processing center has been targeted for closure that would have an extraordinarily detrimental impact on mail delivery for two-thirds of the state of maine. it makes no sense whatsoever, and it would do away with overnight delivery just as the senator has indicated. i would encourage her to continue to work with us and also to look at the specific provisions that we put into the substitute that reflects the input that we have had from her and many other concerned senators, and one of those standards deals with the overnight delivery and the need to maintain that service of standard -- that standard of service. this is an advantage that the postal service has and it helps it keep customers, so to do away with overnight delivery, in my view, would be foolhardy and it would actually cause m

. >> what you have for us, david collins? >> the day's biggest moneymaker is rebounding. >> another nail biter, down to the final out for the orioles this afternoon. we will show you more, later in sports. >> the orioles are getting out there just as the rain is starting to move into chicago. the forecast is up next. yeah, well getting your house painted can be expensive, so... so to save money, we just hosted troop 303's team-building exercise... sfx: paint splattering on wall sfx: glass object breaking the dog won't come in the house anymore. there's an easier way to save. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >> and new project to cut back on energy consumption for the next 20 years at the airport. the airport says the project will produce more than 600,000 kilowatt hours of electricity each year. it is part of a broad energy efficiency program that the airport launched in 2010 with other measures that include comprehensive water conservation measures and solar panels. the baltimore city college ch

david collins for wbal-tv 11 news. >> a lot of work inside. it was a great day to be outside for sure. >> two in a row. we will do it again tomorrow. then we will step back a bit. that is what the forecast is all about. in illinois and missouri, some scattered showers. that is the system that will be moving in. that particular batch of rain will be passing to our north tomorrow. it is what else will come out of the same system monday and tuesday that we're watching for the chance of rain in our area. we do need some rain. is awfully dry out there. we will talk about the eastern forecast and what happens next week in just a minute. >> the founder of herr's potato chips died earlier this week at his pennsylvania home. he and his wife started the company in 1946 with $1,700. half a century later, the brand is a multimillion dollar business in the snack-food industry. he was 87 years old. the maryland zoo kicks off the easter weekend. we will take you to the annual event. annapolis firefighters called out to rescue an animal only to find it was no

las lÁgrimas, digo no collins tÚ tienes que ir para adelante. todos los detalles. >>> hermana. >>> (rÍen). >>> . >>> televisiÓn por 22 dolar. >>> muy barato.. >>>. >>> pÁsame el nÚmero. >>> 18887541356. >>> mientras llamo, regresamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> ♪ ay! mils univisiÓn sigue considere iendo y como saben maÑana comienza el nuevo canal univisiÓn deportes que le ofrecerÁ solo deportes las 24 horas del dÍa los siete dias de la maÑana. >>> yntonieta es una de las presentadora y nos va contar sobre este canal. >>> vivÍas en miami antonieta te vas a dallas, vuelves y ahora a miai como llegas a este canal. >>> empecÉ mi carrera estudiando en ohio y trabajÉ en la tele en inglÉs y espaÑol y univisiÓn y fox, y despuÉs univisiÓn dallas me la oportunidad de cubrir deportes, y cubrÍ la serie mundiales, finales de la nba y q casa cowboy. >>> leÍa una columna de su mamÁ dÓnde le decÍas mamÁ me siento como los steelers que ganaron, pero despuÉs de haber estado mal y haber trabajado mucho. >>> soy apasionada de los steele steelers ngo todo y es

collin, thanks so much. guess brown, by the way, has a -- what's your price target on apple? your personal price target on apple, josh brown? >> 3275. >> how do you get to that? >> i took the ticker symbol aapl on a phone dial. well, if we're all going to do gimmicky price targets from now on like 1,0001 arabian knights, i figure i'll get some attention, too. >> 001 apple odyssey, something like that sfp. >> yeah. why not? let's hit some unusual activity annoy, as if that wasn't unusual enough. >> everybody talks about qualcomm and all these various names that feed into the smartphone industry. but take a look at the pc market. despite the fact that there was a shortfall in these disk drives, the numbers given this past fall were extraordinary. pushing on 52-week highs. today, somebody comes out in very large size, institutional selling of the june 26th put and financing to buy the june 30 call. so certainly some betts out there, scott, that right now people think that intel is at 52-week highs. it's going to go higher. >> as we head to break, check out the dow and the s&p. e

collins: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from maine. ms. collins: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i would ask unanimous consent that i be permitted to speak for up to 30 minutes. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. collins: thank you, mr. president. very patient of you, mr. president. mr. president, today the senate begins debate on reform legislation to save an american institution -- the united states postal service. our founding fathers recognized the importance of having a postal service. article 1, section 8, of the constitution gives congress the power to establish post offices. the postal service is also required by law to provide the entire population of the united states with adequate and efficient postal services at a fair and reasonable rate. this is called the universal mandate, and it ensures that the postal service cannot leave behind rural states and small towns. the postal service, which has delivered news to generation after generation of americans, is at great risk of not being able to make its payroll by this fall, according t

but helen collins brought the plane in for a hard landing. it bounced some 30 feet before coming down again. >> reporter: it was only then when the pilot realized he lost one friend and saved another. >> happy and sad at the same time. we move on. >> reporter: 80-year-old helen is being treated for injuries, while everyone involved with the flight marvels at her courage. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> amazing story. >>> we also have an update tonight on that so-called ghost ship that's been adrift, making its way across the pacific since it became unmoored by the tsunami in japan. the coast guard was able to able to capture it on video while they dropped a tracking buoy alongside. it's a shrimping vessel. it appears to be between 150 feet and 200 feet long. and it also appears generally headed to sitka, alaska, about 175 miles away. >>> when we come back tonight, an extraordinary new view of some of the great treasures of the art world. >>> finally tonight, at a time when schools are cutting back on funding for arts education, there's s

. >> it wasn't a perfect landing, but considering 80-year-old helen collins isn't a pilot, it was perfect enough. helen and husband john were returning to wisconsin in their cessna when john slumped over the controls and died. >> a hell of a place to be. >> today, a first listen to cockpit voice recordings made as another pilot scrambled to fly alongside and help guide helen in. >> somebody better get here in a hurry. >> this is going to be a little bit of a flight lesson, but you'll enjoy it. >> in spite of the grave situation, alone at the controls with her husband unconscious beside her, helen collins barely raises her voice or gives a hint of panic. when she hears roads are closed as a safety precaution, she asks -- >> don't you have faith in me? >> her main concern, she's out of fuel. >> i got to land pretty quick, my gas gauge shows nothing. >> her first attempt has to be aborted. >> okay, you're too high. go around. power up, power up, power up, power up. >> i felt very comfortable that i had a competent person flying the airplane. >> she came in, bounced about 30 feet and skidded

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say hello to lily collins, you guys!ror ♪ >> jimmy: yes, please have a seat. >> wow. >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. >> this is awesome. >> jimmy: welcome to our show. >> i'm so excited! >> jimmy: oh, so excited to have you here. >> this is so awesome. >> jimmy: oh, come on. >> it's the infamous set. i'm just so excited. >> jimmy: oh my gosh! you like it? you like the show? >> i love it! of course. >> jimmy: oh, good. we met once before. >> we did, at the met ball. >> jimmy: we were at the beautiful ball. >> the beautiful ball. two years ago. i met with you kristin stewart, which is kind of funny -- >> jimmy: right. >> being as that we're both snow white. >> jimmy: that is right. >> i -- we were -- i remember that -- i think katy perry was like running through one of the halls with her light up dress and you were -- >> jimmy: her dress lit up with, like, christmas lights. >> her -- yeah, yeah. and you guys were like -- kind of yelling at each other across the hall and kristin and i came in and it was like -- "jimmy fallon an

is evident to those in the chamber, senator collins and i are here and will be here from now until 2:00 p.m. when we go to the nlrb rule. we'll be here from 4:00 to 5:00, which is the next open block before we go to the judicial nomination. and we're prepared to stay this evening after the judicial nomination as long as proponents or discussants of the various amendments want to come to the floor to engage in debate and discussion on them. and i hope our colleagues will do that. as senator reid said, this is an important piece of legislation. nobody denies that the u.s. postal service, really an iconic american institution which millions of people depend on, not just for the mail but for their jobs, both directly working for the postal service and indirectly but not too indirectly because they work for

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collin, good to see you. frequent guest on the halftime show. you are probably one of the few analysts who has any kind of negative take on apple, given the fact you have a hold rating. today the stock is downgraded. it is up in a down tape. if technology is going to pull back here, is apple the one stock that you have to look at because it would lead just like its led, the upside would lead its way down? >> absolutely, scott. you look at the 71 names in the index. 45 have been up north of 10% this year. and driving all of that is apple. apple has been the big driver. nothing will stop this name until we get results on the two weeks from tomorrow. >> grady, what's your take, not only on apple and where it sits, there are high flyers whether it is apple or price line. but if you look at gains that microsoft is seeing, ibm, intel, dell, names like that -- >> yeah, the sector as a a whole looks fairly valued. however i would agree with collin on apple. our fair value is $670. there's just not a lot of margin of safety there. with oracle, cisco, ver

she left the collin county jail stopping briefly to deny the charges against her. >> i understand that i have very little chance at beating a hall of fame, two-sport man that everyone seems to love and adore. >> reporter: deion filed for divorce in december. pilar countered with a $200 million lawsuit. the contentious divorce took an ugly turn yesterday when deion tweeted a picture of he and his two children filling out police reports. he told nbc 5 news exclusively that she broke the lock on the

let's get our first check of the weather with meteorologist john collins. >> we have had steady reinhard -- rain since before lunchtime. it keeps on coming. i have circled where baltimore is. we are right in the middle of it. it is still coming up in the south. it does take off when you get down to north carolina. this will show you the scope of the entire storm. a little snow is beginning to develop. some colder air will start to be drawn into it. we will talk more about all of that coming up in just a minute. >> the national aquarium and the national wildlife -- federation is commemorating with a tree outside the aquarium. they want to make this a more sustainable and -- a more sustainable city. >> we can continue to make the city greener. it is vital that we lead by example. this partnership will be a great step and a tremendous help in these efforts. >> participants signed a pledge to plant a tree in their own yards. still to come, 100 law officers search the area around tucson, arizona for a 6-year-old girl. we will have the latest on the investigation. plus -- >> running and jumpin

let's get our first check of the forecast with john collins. >> we had a little break today. the rain slowed up coming in. we had some bonus with some sunshine this afternoon. the rain is on the doorstep. it is all about to change quickly. we can show you the radar right now. the rain is into frederick county at this point. there is thunder and lightning. scattered storms coming in from the west right now. it is moving not at a rapid clip. we will take a closer view of what is going on and show you off to the northwest the rain activity in carroll county, just coming into westminster. we will be taking a look at this activity coming up in just a few minutes in detail. big rain tomorrow. >> thank you. the weather is warmer. you know what that means. it is time for spring cleaning. thousands of residents gathered in five different sites today where they converted vacant lots into community gardens. >> i just heard a story about a kid -- they were in the neighborhood and saw what we are doing, and now they are signed up to be a part of the garden. that is what this is about. >>

we have all the updates coming up, including traffic alerts and john collins looking at the weather for game time. first, we go to pete gilbert, who is at camden yards for all the fun. we hear a it is a sellout. >> every year it is is a sellout for the opening game, and it is a sellout full of orioles fans. for this day, it is a very special. a few minutes ago, i had a chance to catch up with matt wieters. we check in with the very large orioles catcher. here we are for opening day. you have had a few at camden yards. what are your favorite memories? >> the crowd, the excitement, the game you are waiting for for six months. >> everyone is kind of down on this team this year, a lot of it because of the division you are playing go. you guys were very good. why could and that translated this year? >> we are not worried about last year. we will take all year, and that is how you win games. the hardest thing about opening day is slowing down the adrenaline a bit and playing baseball like you know how to play it. >> when you are sitting there ready to make the catch, a pretty formidable. >> t

in annapolis, david collins, wbal key 11 years. >> here is a rundown of several key bills. one was the same-sex marriage bill. also, legislation limiting where septic systems can be located. the flush tax, will it be doubled? the health exchange bill, which will establish a market place, and legislation that prohibits employers from requiring or requesting employees to disclose their user name or password for websites. >> well, a clear trend has made it feel more spring-like, but where are the spring showers? it is so dry. 60 degrees at bwi. the humidity is only at 25%. wind could strengthen to 25 miles an hour through 6:00 p.m., as temperatures are in the mid- 60's this afternoon. the wind starts to taper down, but the fire conditions continue. >> coming up, a troubling trend at the campus of the university of pittsburgh. we will fill you in. and, your plant and gardening questions. you can e-mail your questions. >> covering the nation, officials at the university of pittsburgh are ramping up security after dozens of bomb threats have been made. four threats were made mond

pat collins has details. >> lit up in less than two minutes. it got about 15 feet high in fire in less than two minutes. it was out of control. >> reporter: the picture in the room survived the fire but many other things inside the room may not make it. how hot was it? look at the siding. dripping down like wax. the roof rafters charred and brittle like old campfire logs. she just wants to be called arlene. she is the owner of the house and she says she was in her upstairs bedroom when it happened. she says it was her ears that alerted her to the danger. >> i heard it. i didn't smell it. >> what did it sound like? >> just crackling like a really loud fire place. >> reporter: then did you just run through the house and call for your kids to get out? >> my kid -- one of my kids was already on the phone with 911 so i took over and told them to get out of the house and the people from church helped me get the kids out. >> reporter: scary? >> very. >> reporter: it was an outside in kind of fire. it began when the owner's son tried to start the lawn

david collins joins us live from annapolis with more. >> perhaps it is all of the above. perhaps they are too far apart or they are this close to actually getting it done and will do so tomorrow. budget negotiators staff will be meeting. >> there are some discussions behind the scenes in terms of the compromise and we just have not gotten there yet. this rate would apply to joint filers making $102,000. single filers taking in between $150,000-$500,000 will have the rates go up to 5.4%. if 5.75% increase will be seen. these will be eliminated for people making more than this per year. >> we have until monday at midnight. a lot can happen. we are close enough where we can sit down and iron it out. but they're willing to accept part of a house plan. >> they will accept shifting 50% of the cost the first year but will negotiate the rest of the phase in. >> i think it will break through soon. nothing happens until you have something like a breakthrough. i think we will get there. >> the budget talks are set to resume at 8:30 a.m. they really did have it together to figure out

oh, okay, you're down. >> great job, helen. >> helen collins suffered back and rib injuries, but herpilot is doing fine. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> an amazing woman. >> there is word tonight that a japanese ghost ship set adrift by the tsunami more than a year ago and floating across the pacific ocean efrbs since is in the process of being sunk. a u.s. coast guard fired cannons on the 164-foot shrimping vessel in order to punch holes in the hull and sink it. since being found adrift nearby the alaskan coast, the ship was determined to be a navigation hazard and plans to tow it in and salvage it were abandoned today. >>> when we come back, a not-so-secret obsession for a lot of women, and in one american city, it means lots of jobs. women, and in one american, it means lots of jobs. much of a. i checked the schedule and it's not on it. [ laughs ] you never know when advil® is needed. well most people only know one side of my life. they see me on stage and they think that that is who i am. singer, songwriter, philanthropist, father, life's a juggling act. when i have to get t

. >> reporter: helen collin sound calm. >> okay, helen, we're going to launch another aircraft that will come up and fly right next to you and give you instructions. >> okay. i got t. >> reporter: with the guide plane on the way, air traffic controllers on rye roo and her son on stand-by, collin circled the air sturgeon bay. >> somebody better get here quick. i think i'm going to run out of fuel on my right tank. >> reporter: a pilot made it into the air to guide cole hundred while his wife kathy helped her from the ground. >> this will be a little bit of a flight lesson but you'll enjoy it. >> he went through controls, had collins practice turns and helped her prepare the plane's landing gear. okay, kathy, go ahead and pull up the road. >> what with you don't into i'm talking to the people on the ground, helen. >> don't you have any faith in me. >> i got to land pretty quick. my gas gauge shows nothing. >> we'll get it on the next time around. you got to be lined up pretty much with the runway though. >> reporter: in the kenned, collip was able to come through. >> power back, power off,

maría antonieta collins, univisión. ♪ >> recientes encuestas dicen que los favoritos para ser vicepresidenteubio, y hoy rubio repitió que no quiere ser vicepresidente, pero su subconsciente quizás lo traiciono. >> marcos rubio fue claro, 2 minutos después dijo, que si hago un buen trabajo como vicepresidente. >> ¿fue un error o habló el subconsciente? se ofrecieron los primeros detalles de la medida que tiene de alternativa al dream act. se les daría una visa de estudiante a los inmigrantes, y les permitiría estudiar. >> este grupo que lanzó una campaña para movilizar el voto. >> muchos de nosotros sentimos la urgencia de poder tener un permiso de trabajo. >> se trata de sus vidas, no política. >> cualquier propuesta que termina con la deportación, debemos escucharla. >> otros demócratas tienen duda de la iniciativa. >> quieren dar medio sueño a estos jóvenes. >> le pregunto ¿va a convencer a romney que no debería vetar un dream act? >> esto está al tanto de su plan, pero no ha hablado con romney. >> no quiere dar una opinion final por el senador hasta que no presente un proyecto de ley ofic

david collins is following the case and joins us from the newsroom. >> davis was accused of being the victim with her high-heeled shoe. both police and prosecutors considered her high-heeled shoe a blunt force trauma weapon. 20-year-old shayona davis released from bail on $750,000 bond. following a bail review, the district court judge considered her a substantial an extreme risk to the public. she faces four charges, including armed robbery. video on youtube captured davis being a victim with her high- heeled shoe. >> prosecutors and detectives reusing the charge of armed robbery. the youtube video reveals davis was there from the beginning. someone tried to remove the victims lot. court testimony indicated that davis has a 1-year-old daughter, she is unemployed, and lives with a grandmother and two sisters. someone announces "let's get his car keys." when he walks away, get punched in the face and falls back and hit his head against the sidewalk. police credit a break in the case to public outrage and citizen input. >> we are just relieved that people have stepped forward and given

. >> let's bring in collin dennis, he is an expert in this stock.ld you be a buyer at this stage, collin? >> i so am, simon. we like after earnings. this is a good value play. it's a nice, stable name. it's grown earnings twice as fast as revenue. and all of this talk about the pc market dying is a little bit overblown. this is the seventh consecutive quarter in a row this company has put up north of $5 billion in net income. you're talking $650 to shareholders every single second. >> your price target isn't ambitious, though, is it? >> it's a name for value players and people who are seeking dividends and the technology space and also for people who want a little bit less volatility than what you're seeing in apple and google. it's slow and steady, growing 6% on the top line. we'll probably have to adjust up on good cost controls. this is not a rocket ship. this is a nice value play that pays a good dive end. >> my overcaffeinated friend, weren't you a bit surprised? microsoft has been a chronic disappoi disappointer on these things. i'm surprised,

. >>> helen collins is alive tonight and that is nothing short of amazing.his is one of those stories that makes you wonder what you would have done in the same situation. could you have pulled off what helen did? there are two things you should consider. helen doesn't have a pilot's license, though she has flown many years at her husband's side. she's also 80 years old. once again, here's randi kaye. >> good thing helen collins was paying attention all those years flying around in small planes with her husband. on monday, 2,000 feet above the ground, helen's husband, john collins, who was piloting the plane, had a heart attack and lost consciousness. with her husband slumped over the controls, this 80-year-old wisconsin grandmother did what most of us probably could not. she took control of the twin engine cessna. low on fuel and without a pilot's license, helen began to maneuver towards cherry land airport, 150 miles north of milwaukee. her heroic efforts were recorded. one thing she makes clear right away she needs to land fast. >> you better get me in th

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john collins has your insta-weather plus forecast next. stay with us. "11 news saturday morning" is just getting started. >> it was a nice day yesterday. we have had a lot of those. it has been two nights. we have not had enough rain. we are going to fix that. kind of a double hit. today we have a chance for rain developing out of a cold front coming out of the west. here you can see on radar that that narrow line of showers is out in ohio right now. just beginning to touch western pennsylvania. that's our this afternoon and this evening forecast. but that moves in and changes our weather. right now we are drige try and 54 degrees at the airport. 93% the humidity. 29.7 the barometer dropping since yesterday. indication that something has been brewing. i mentioned a two-part storm. that cold front is the first part. the second part comes in tomorrow, much more significant than what's coming in today. 73 at the airport. 74 at the inner harbor for highs. the high 66 degrees this time of year. yesterday in the record books, a trace of snow fel

first, we will check outside with our meteorologist john collins. >> it is a little chilly out there. mid 30's out there. it is almost winter-like. you may need a winter coat early this morning it will be tough to warm up today. this weather system is coming in with showers. you can see on our radar a little break coming our way. in clouds moving into the area. a shower activity with it. this is the leading edge. at the moment, the air is dry. the first of that rain may evaporate before it hits the ground. it is not on our doorstep, but it is definitely coming in. war towards midday into the afternoon, the first of the showers could be west of us. the rain chance will increase to the afternoon. it is this afternoon and tonight the prime targets for rain. details coming up. >> a judge denied bail for michael johnson calling him a flight risk and a threat to public safety. >> the 28-year old is accused of murdering a north carolina teenager. >> i know i in my heart that something happened and he was part of it. >> police a barnes friends and family were outside the courthouse after judg

john collins has your insta-weather plus forecast. stay with us. "11 news saturday morning" is just getting started. >> the moon is out. about a half moon at this stage. just under that. i don't know what the term is for that. it is very nice. if we take a look at the radar, there is stuff going on out west. for us, it does not mean a rain chance during the day today, but it means we will start picking up some clouds. there is weather out west. good storms south of kansas city reaching toward st. louis, south of illinois. the bulk of that stuff will pass on the great lakes. it will stand with us a small chance of getting a light rain shower. nothing significant. we need more rain than that. all the heavy weather, the last couple days, will be out in the central part of the u.s. for us, though, clear skies. just we leave it up and round things off. b.w.i. marshall. it's 40. downtown, 50. the barometer rising. high pressure. that high barometer reading giving us the weather we have. yesterday all that sunshine. gave us a 56. yesterday's