on the new collaborative economy. we're interested in it because it has aspects that have piqued our interest, about hoour environment, how to improve life for more people, how to make an expensive city more affordable to more people, how to utilize the strengths of the city as a great tourist city. how we can get more folks to come and experience the wonders of the city. maybe they will make their stake here. these panel members have decided to make their stake here. they risked reputation, may be small amounts of money. if they had a lot of money, they may not have had to start this. they have also done it for the right reasons. they want to experience the city in a different way, but one that is in the tradition of san francisco and is reflective of mine, welcoming more people to share in the economy. hopefully the right reasons will create more jobs and get more entrepreneurs involved. i have often said this can be the city for the 100%. everybody can have a chance to fulfill their dreams and make sure they can ha

they're one of those partners that i would really rely on whether it's finding new customers, or, a new location for my next restaurant. when we all come together, my restaurants, my partners, and the community amazing things happen. to me, that's the membership effect. >>> sorry, i could only get out ten seconds early. >> enough time to catch a fir fish if you're good. >> thanks to you at home for staying with us for the next hour. watch this. this is from nbc news from 1979. it's 33 years ago but it's really uncanny. watch. >> in the gulf of mexico the oil workers are trying to handle a much larger spill. they are dumping 30 thoushsz gallons of crude oil into the gulf. airplanes are to be used to drop chemicals on the oil but there's a shortage of aviation fuel down there. they are putting it into place and trying to contain the oil slick in the gulf of mexico. >> oil skimming vessels are put into service to catch any patches of oil which may get through. about five miles offshore another team of private oil containment workers is prepared to intercept drifting oil before it gets to l

with a new roof top deck in center field and new statues for the team is hall of famers. and a new brew pub along the utah street, bearing the name of the mvp rick dempsey. and there you have it. slide into dempsey's brew pub, a new addition. and we have been monitoring this, we can't go in, we need to have hard hats, we are looking to see what is happening. that is the newest edition. very cool, we want wait to come out here on friday, we'll definitely have to stop by on dempseys and check it out. >> we'll just look, jessica, since we'll be on the clock, right? >> yes, maybe after the game, we'll stop in. >> sounds like a plan, thank you jesse. >>> and will the orioles open with a victory? the complete opening day coverage this friday, the special live coverage of the orioles and the twins begins at 2:00 right here on wjz then. and guess what everybody? now a look at the new uniforms, here they are, nike showing the new version today with purple trim on the front of the collar instead of the black trim all the way around. so the big change purple on the collar. >> and we

. >> good evening from cbs news headquarters in new york. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> reporter: good evening, we learned today that more than 20 americans are under investigation while soliciting prostitutes while preparing for security for the president's trip to colombia this weekend. a pentagon source tells david martin more than ten members of the military are involved. the secret service says 11 of its officers and agents are under investigation. some of the secret service personnel are members of an elite tactical team trained to use heavy weapons to rappel any attack on the president. we have two reports tonight. first, bob orr, bob? >> reporter: a law enforcement source tells us the 11 secret service agents and officers recalled from columbia have had their top secret service clearances revoked. they've been barred from secret service facilities while the investigation continues. sources stay secret service members were mostly support personnel sent to colombia along with the presidential limousines and commu

>>> tonight on "world news," terror warning about a new threat to u.s. aircraft. government officials worried about body bombs, explosives implonted in the bodies of terrorists. >>> gs prices drop again today. how much money will your family save now and through the summer? >>> secret ingredients. chemicals in makeup and lotions. a wake-up call tonight. >>> and our made in america team is back. how one town beat out overseas competition and brought overseas jobs right back home. >>> good evening, as we come on the air, abc news has learned that u.s. authorities are studying a new terror threat tonight. members of al qaeda using body bombs, explosives that have been surgically implanted in their bodies to evade security. tomorrow, it will be the one-year anniversary of osama bin laden's death, making this week a time of heightened concern on the ground and in the sky. abc's chief investigative correspondent is here with new details. >> tonight american and european authorities tell abc news, they fear al qaeda will use the body bombs to target americans overseas an

>>> this morning on "world news >>> this morning on "world news now" -- disturbing developments. detectives in tulsa, oklahoma, reveal a possible motive following the shooting rampage there that left three black victims dead. >> the two suspects are white, and investigators say race may have played a very central role in the gunfire that terrorized an entire community. it is monday, april 9th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good monday morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. hope everyone had a good holiday weekend. >> we certainly do. and i'm tanya rivero in for paula faris. tulsa police say the two suspects are now in custody and one of the men may have been out for revenge because a black man shot his father two years ago. we'll show you how police uncovered this major development. >> some very disturbing writings on facebook from these guys that may have been indication as to what they were thinking and why. >> and the connection between the two of them? >> yes. very interesting stuff. >>> also, the serious message from the pope on easter from the ponti

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a brave new world and a brave new way, we will show you tonight on "world news." >> thank you.will see you then. that is at 6:30. we will bring you the news conference as soon as it happens. >> a new exhibit is opening up at the smithsonian national museum of american history. it will feature iconic objects from pop culture. it will showcase items from the pilgrims' arrival. it takes to all the way up to 2000 a. -- 2008. a new tented -- tennis center is opening up in montgomery county. the facility will feature eight indoor courts, four indoor -- outdoor courts. >> it is time for a check on the traffic situation. >> of about 395 already seeing delays at washington boulevard. they begin around the pentagon and continue often don across the octagon. that is where you find a crashed blocking the left lane. getting into montgomery county it is a slow go. here at connecticut avenue over to new hampshire avenue, outer loop delays heading over to 270. of the beltway heading past the camera here in clarks bird, a couple of accidents enclosures to know about in montgomery county at 28.

in milton, new seattle, keith eldridge for abc news. >> wow. so fast. >> unbelievable. in case you're wondering the state of the driver, his name has not been released. we understand he is in grave condition. doesn't look like he's doing too well. the accident could have been a lot worse if those kids had not sprang into action. a funny story, he knows how to drive a little bit because his mom lets him back the car out of the garage every once in a while. good thing for mom. he had a little behind the wheel experience. that's for sure. >>> moving on. now to some medical headlines just out this morning that links dental x-rays to brain cancer. researchers at yale discovered patients are more likely to develop a common type of brain cancer if they've had bite wing dental x-rays at least once a year. the brain cancer risk was five times greater in those who have had full mouth dental x-rays prior to age 10. while the findings in today's cancer journal seem alarming, the researchers say much more study needs to be done. >>> there's new fallout from

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bbc news in bangladesh. >> you are watching news day on the bbc.till to come, california's dream turned sour. >> as singapore stages the world summit, we talked to a celebrity chef. -- we talk to a celebrity chef. let's crossover to turkey where we can bring you live pictures from the dawn service that is being held to observe the landing of troops from austria and new zealand in the first world war on april 25, 1915. live pictures. the acronym that stands for the australian and new zealand army col. the soldiers were known as anzac's. it remains one of the most important occasions. the two countries sharing the same remembrance day and making reference to both countries in its name. these are live pictures of the anzac commemorations in turkey. >> this is newsday on the bbc. >> our man headlines. violence continues across syria. kofi annan has called for a stronger presence. >> an inquiry in london has shed new light on the close relations between the british government and the murdoch media empire. chefs met ineading singapore this week to take p

new fighting in syria ts >>> truth in jeopardy.ts new fighting in syria this morning, just as a cease-fire is set to begin. >>> wild weather. tornadoes and hail ripped through the plains as fires rage from new england to florida. >> there wasn't even any smoke, and all of a sudden, a wall of fire started coming at our house. >>> and pint-sized heroes. middle schoolers leap into action after their bus driver suffered a medical emergency. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm michelle miller. we begin with the endangered cease-fire in syria. a pullout of government troops was supposed to begin this morning, but there are reports of shelling in at least two towns today. yesterday the fighting spilled into lebanon and turkey. activists say more than 125 people have been killed in the past two days. we have the latest from washington. good morning. >> good morning, michelle. despite the deaths there's still hope for a cease-fire. according to the plan, syrian troops are supposed to pull out today in preparation for a full cease-fire on th

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"world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> breaking news on "world news now" -- fromt location. george zimmerman accused in the shooting death of trayvon martin was just released from a suburban orlando jail. >> it's the moment many waited all weekend to see and it happened just after midnight. it's monday, april 23rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm meg oliver in for paula faris. we'll bring you up to date on our breaking story in just a moment. we'll also take you to north carolina where testimony begins today in john edwards' trial. edwards is accused of using campaign funds to hide his pregnant mistress during his presidential run in 2008. that mistress could be called in the witness stand. >> can you imagine that moment, rielle hunter takes the stand. his daughter could take the stand. a hot little case there. >>> also this morning, the crash on the racetrack that got just a little too close for comfort. it's hard to believe, but the young woman behind the wheel actually walked away from th

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segments within the news. [ laughter ] which brings us to our new segment: why?hy are you doing this? do you believe your daily 11:23 a.m. plt political pop is appointment viewing? shut up i'm going to miss r and r. most of your segment titles have no bearing on the content within the segmentth time for stories making news at street level now. >> jon: that's a great segment. it's the easiest segment there could be. it ain't for people living in high rises or mole people this say round up of (bleep) happening on the street. so the street level segment consists of a crime story, food safety, puppies and then for some reason -- >> the woman in the wheelchair is a paraplegic and went bunningee jumping off a bridge in whistler. the group that organized it, nine lives adventures. [ laughter ] >> jon: two things -- two things -- two things. number one, holy crap did they just throw a disabled lady off a bridge? and number two, that story did not take place at street level. [ laughter ] took place far below street level and came back up towards it and far below it -- did

this is your first time hearing these new facts coming out, new allegations coming out.anted your reaction to that. it seems as if the more is discussed the more comes to light. >> well, i think first of all good to be with you. i think that you're going to have this, my conversation with director sullivan, he and i agreed you're probably going have all kind of rumors coming forward. he made it clear he will hunt down as much information as possible with regard to each one of these allegations, and look into it. and where appropriate, take action. but again, i think we have to keep in mind we have some probably disgruntled employees and friends of disgruntled employees who are perhaps getting on the phone and making phone calls giving tips, but again, i have full confidence the director will look in these things and address them appropriately as i think he has done so far, i think he has done a very good job so far i'm sure he'll continue to do that. >> so if the allegations prove to be true, what do you think it means for the future of the secret service and the way gov

>> and now "bbc world news." >> this is "bbc world news america." a deadly day in damascus as a suicide bomber killed nine. that is keeping more pressure on kofi annan peace plan. a chinese activist makes a dramatic escape and then releases a defiant video directed at the authorities. >> all the rumors on the internet, all of the accusations of defiance against my family, they are all true. >> tribal leaders in south dakota are trying to ban shops from selling their community booze. welcome to our viewers on pbs and around the globe. the ongoing agony in syria has taken another turn for the worse. in bonn has exploded central damascus killing at least -- a bomb has exploded in central damascus killing at least nine people and injuring more. television has blamed it on a suicide bomber. activists say the government was behind the attack. whoever is to blame, the violence casts doubt on the peace plan that secretary general says is being flouted by the syrian government. we have this report from beirut. >> more bad news for kofi annan and his peace pl

in the case of the news media he changes care about because of the new technologies. these changes the business models for both print and broadcast media companies. i am sure that many of you here know much more about the new technologies that i do. please give army had allowed me to talk a bit about the changes that did take place during the 30 years i was a correspondent. my first foreign assignment was paris. originally i was supposed to go to saigon, but the vice-president was killed in a commercial plane crash. there were a number of personnel changes. with the dust settled instead of going to say, was sent to paris as the roving correspondent. what that really meant was that in those days unless it was the vietnam almost any other place of the world and probably the least. but even in paris communications said or almost like the dark ages compared to today. most of mike into changes were with the telegrams to read these to take from trough to 24 hours for an exchange. and there were some tense a valid phone calls, but there were the radio type. had to be booked

a new study in the new england journal of medicine.tudy involved nearly 700 overweight and obese teens, recently diagnosed with diabetes, including sarah, and found a combination of two drugs. matt foreman and avandia, was better in keeping things in check. >> children in diabetes and adolescents, appears to acquire in many children, two drugs, right off the bat. >> reporter: but the drug avandia has been linked to heart disease and stroke. >> doctors aren't sure why heart disease is so hard to control in young patients, but say hormonal changes may play a part. >> about a third of american kids and teens are overweight or obese. putting them at risk for type 2 diabetes and its complications. >> reporter: sarah was managing her diabetes with just medication, until about a month ago. now, she needs insulin injections. >> the insulin helping me regulate this more. >> she's also trying to keep her diabetes under control. >>> in los angeles, bigat shaban, wjz eyewitness news. >>> the study also found that dieting and exercise did not provi

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that sounds like good news. but more people than originally thought filed for unemployment insurance last week. that number was revised higher. the data, plus some mixed earnings reports, caused investors to sell shares for the second straight day. the dow fell 68 points, the nasdaq lost almost 24, the s&p down eight. and then there was housing. we saw new signs the recovery in housing remains questionable. sales of existing homes dropped 2.6% in march to an annual rate just shy of 4.5 million homes. sales for february, however, were revised higher. momentum from the winter months may have stalled, slightly. but as suzanne pratt reports, there are still signs of life in the market. >> reporter: the drop in home sales is a depressing reminder america's housing market is still in the cellar. after all, home sales are well below the six million annual rate that experts say comes with a healthy market. the good news is that activity in the past three months made for the best winter stretch in five years. >> by and l

new york has not built a new subway since the 1940s.has been on the drawing board since 1929. they even started bulding part of it in the '70s. but then the money ran out and the tunnels were sealed. this time, though, the city swears the trains will be running by 2016. as interesting as it is down here, from the muck to the construction, to the fragel rock like cavern, above ground, it's anything but. for the residents of new york's tony upper east side, the new subway means cracked walls, closed businesses, and dust, so much dust, that people say they have the second avenue cough. >> i think it's probably from the foul air, i'm sure it is. >> not to mention the daily blasting. >> oh, my god, it's so loud. the windows shake. i mean, you, like, feel if. >> hi. >> about the only people who don't hate it are the first graders at nearby ps-290. >> it's fun and sometimes it's a bit boring. get it, tunnel boring machine, boring rig. >> funny now, but remember the first first graders who joked about the second avenue subway are now great gran

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new coach. the 41-year-old says he intends to take a one-year sabbatical from football. staying with spain, there has been more depressing news on the economic front today as newly released figures show that nearly a quarter of the work force is jobless. the highest level in 18 years. more than 5.5 million people are looking for work, giving it the highest unemployment rate of all the euro zone countries. >> the jobless rate is the highest in europe. >> i keep on looking, i have taken anything, but there is not much around. cut the jobless crisis in spain includes many people casualty of the boom and bust in the construction industry. >> i have taken a load of course is as an electrician. i took a course in massage, but that was no good either. they said i cannot work. >> spain has slipped back into a recession, said the rise in unemployment is to be expected. in the short term, they just add to the pain. it is felt acutely by young people. the situation is even worse for useful employment. the

we'll get to that. >>> we'll be checking back on other news. today the man accused of killing seven and wounding three in a shooting rampage at oikos university is scheduled to be in court. 43-year-old one goh has been charged with killing six former classmates and a receptionist a month ago. police say he was angry at school officials for refusing to refund his tuition. he has been on a hunger strike since arrested. officials are monitoring his condition. >>> this morning, classes for oikos university nursing students are set to resume for the first time at a nearby school. oikos reopened last monday. nursing students say it is too painful to return. six of the seven killed in the april 2nd, shooting were nursing students. unitech in fremont has agreed to allow nursing classes to be held on their campus. >>> grief counselors will be on campus this morning at newark memorial high to help students cope with the death of a star football player. police say the 18-year-old was stabbed at a house party saturday night. witnesses say the water was --

for yesterday's sport s news, te highlights from espn news. >>> good morning.s is your "sport s"sportscen update. kobe bryant nursing a shin injury. sessions, a jumper. los angeles down by three. under three to play in the fourth. sessions, doing the work, hitting the floater. 2 of his 22 points. we're tied at 95-95. that vic nowitzki, three, no good. we're going to overtime. in ot, gasol, knocking down the second of his two three pointers for a 20 and 10 game he had. the last chance for dallas, terry, no good. the lakers win, 112-108. >>> some baseball. padres-dodgers, top of the ninth. the pitch hits the batter, he thinks it's foul. ellis picks it up in front of the plate and makes the throw to third. the dodgers turn the triple play while padres watch this confusion. bud black coming out to argue. the umpires come out to talk about it. lands in towel territory. black gets tossed from the game. bottom of the ninth. bases loaded. gordon, singling for left for the walkoff rbi. the dodgers win. they're 9-1 for the first time since '81. >>> and remember, monday n

at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> 47 degrees on the orioles continue their winning ways at home. keith mills will have details. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. a few accidents we are tracking at this hour. if you travel south on 32, that ramp to westbound 70, there is an accident causing a bit of a dilemma. pulaski highway, we have an accident. you may want to take 95 as your alternate. up to speed on the north side. a bit of a slowdown on the outer loop web site near edmondson. this is 95 in the white marsh area. southbound traffic is looking good. no problems to report down to the fort mchenry. we will keep you posted on the problems. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. tony has a check on your forecast. >> all is quiet on this monday morning. a few scattered clouds. take a light jacket. it dips into the 30's in the northern suburbs -- it dipped. a slight chance we coul

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this is a new sight for many new yorkers.w you were talking about seeing many shuttle takeoffs and landings. whatever it may be in florida. for folks here in the northeast, this is a completely new sight. an exciting day for people here in new york. lots of people now starting to file in here at jfk. hundreds invited for the ceremony to place. once "enterprise" makes its historic landing here it will land on the longest runway here at jfk. some 14,500 feet long. there were some early concerns about the wind. we've been told that we've been experiencing wind gusts here at 30 miles per hour. nasa says it's a go. you have seen the "enterprise" take off from dulles, so it's on its way. we're all here anxiously awaiting. i have to tell you, there were a lot of folks in new york that didn't expect new york city to be chosen as one of the final spots. you look at the other places. "atlantis" going to florida. "endeavour" headed to california science center in los angeles. you've got "discovery" going to the smithsonian in virginia.

frances coe, nbc news. >>> someti >>> time for entertainment news.s an alleged fling proved costly for simon cowell. he had a laptop and wallet stolen in october. police used security footage to track down the woman who handed over the laptop and wallet minus the cash. >>> police in southern california say they arrested a security guard and recovered five vintage guitars stolen from tom petty and the heart breakers. a break in the case came when one of the instruments was pawned in hollywood. >>> nicki minaj has given 11 million fans a digital time-out. >> very upset about will this this. >> you don't entweet. she deactivated her twitter account after a fan site leaked unreleased song clips to her followers. >>> finally, could kim kardashian be setting her sights on a political career? i can't say that with a straight face. in a new clip from e's "khloe and lamar," she plans to run for mayor of glendale, california, in five years because it's like armenian town. >> good to have long term goals. >> what do you see yourself doing in five years, like th

up state new york and northern new england. thunderstorms from the pacific northwest to montana. >> 85 in billings. 62 in seattle. 95 in phoenix. and detroit, 57. dallas, 84. new orleans -- >> say it right. i like that. >> low 60s in boston, new york and baltimore. 77 in miami. >> ever been to new orleans? >> i've been to new orleans. i played the slots at one of the casinos there and i actually, the only time i won. i think i won on a quarter slot machine like 200 bucks. i didn't know what to do. i thought i did something wrong. >> that's a good night. >> what did you spend the money on, something fun? >>> some really cool video to show you here. it is time lapse video taken by the crew on board the international space station as it orbits the earth. >> the green lights in the heavens are auroras and those flashing white lights are storms over africa. how cool is that? >> looks kind of cool. you can also clearly see great britain and europe as the space station flew over at night. some really stunning stuff and pretty cool mus

it boasts new technology. football-lengthed hallways and better patient rooms for patients and their families. >> our son was in the hospital for five months. that room was our home for five months. >> reporter: the building is home to hundreds of pieces of art. >> we think that part of healing involves esthetics and beauty ask comfort. >> reporter: today's deldication -- dedication will celebrate the overall end result, which is not only beautiful but a functional hospital. >> clearly, it's big for us. and we think it's big for the city. we also think, frankly, it's big for the world. >> reporter: and if you're going to be traveling through this area, it's important to note that orleans street will remain closed until 11:00 p.m. tonight. reporting live at east baltimore. monique griego, wjz eyewitness news. >> sounds like a party, monique. thank you very much. the hospital opens for business on may 1st. >> sure does sound like a party. >>> still to come. unprecedented trial. a former presidential candidate on

news. she reportedly told investigators she was offered only $30 for her services instead of the $800 she was promised. here in washington, there are expectations of change. >> i would not be surprised if additional resignations came within the week. >> reporter: cbs news has learned the names of the two supervisors against whom the secret service took action. greg stokes, who was fired but has the option to appeal, and david cheney, who was allowed to retire. according to "the washington post," cheney protected governor sarah palin during her vice presidential run. he posted this photo of her on facebook, writing, i was really checking her out, if you know what i mean. palin told fox news the scandal was symbolic of government run amuck. >> the president, for one, he better be wary there of when secret service is accompanying his family on vacation. they may be checking out the first lady instead of guarding her. >> reporter: the post also reports cheney's father served in the secret servi

parts of pennsylvania, ohio and new york could see heavy, wet snow. >>> here in new york, the searchs this morning for new evidence in the 1979 disappearance of 6-year-old etan patz. the case was revised after a police dog tracked human remains in a basement. investigates are digging up the cellar floor. >>> in tucson, arizona, a search is on for another missing 6-year-old who may have been abducted from her home. isabel vanished friday night or early saturday. her father says her bedroom window was open. last night, tucson residents held a candlelight vigil. police have found no trace of the child so far. >>> it was hold on to your hat this weekend in northwest china. winds out of siberia blast the vehicles with dust and sand. some could only hold on or be blown away. in one city, a wind gust hit a record 131 miles an hour. >>> one of the first pieces of debris from last year's japanese tsunami has washed up on u.s. shores. a soccer ball was found on middleton island, alaska, last month. it had japanese writing on it and traced to a teen in japan. the ball had traveled more than 5,0

he appeared on many of the those, most famously ringing in the new year as host of "dick clark's new year's rocking eve." even after suffering a stroke in 2004, he continued to make appearances on the program. >> getting closer to midnight and everybody has come to one spot. >> reporter: with a kiss for his wife, clark would say good-bye to the old year. but it was his bandstand good-bye most may remember >> dick clark, so long. >> reporter: anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >>> overseas this morning there has been a series of deadly bombings in iraq. iraqi officials say at least three bombs exploded in the iraqi capital of baghdad earlier today. there were also attacks in several northern cities. at least 23 people were killed and over 70 wounded. >>> india says it has successfully test-launched a new long-range ballistic missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. >> three, two, one. >> the missile was launched from india's east coast this morning. indian officials say it has a range of 3,100 miles, long enough to strike the chinese cities of beijing and shanghai. >>> this morn

brian ross, abc news, new york. >>> and police in new york are investigating an internet posting that suggests a new terror attack is on the way. the image looks like a hollywood movie poster with the words "al qaeda coming soon again to new york." it was found on a radical website they believe is based in egypt. investigators want to know if its authors, though, are really in a position to know details any of pending terrorist operations. >> very disconcerting news there. >>> new hampshire forest rangers say conditions are too treach trowse resume the search for a missing hiker. norman prebatch lost his footing on mt. washington sunday and slid into a deep ravine. his companions never heard from him again. he is an experienced hiker but this year's unusual weather has made the mountain especially dangerous. >> i would say some of the danger is obvious and some is not. a lot of the crevasse hazard was obscured by snow from last week. we're not recommending people ski through that area or try to hike through that area. >> reporter: prebatch did have food and water in his backpack. they

train tunnel between new jersey and new york.. the goa report says that the federal government was, in fact, offering to share those costs. so what was the problem? well, having nixed the big tunnel project, governor christie spent the money for it, spent the tunnel money on the state's transportation trust fund. which it just so happens was almost empty at time and which it just so happens is funded by a gasoline tax, which it just so happens chris christie made a campaign promise not to raise. so how do these dots connect? killing a giant state federal infrastructure project did a couple of things for chris christie. it helped make him a famous conservative republican guy. he's known as the guy who stood up to the feds and killed this expensive tunnel project. he's got his own bridge to nowhere, but he killed it. it also gave him an extra $4 billion to help him keep a campaign promise. an extra $4 billion to funnel into the transportation trust fund, can thereby keep his promise not to raise the gas tax, which was the second lo

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a new fallout from the scandal ahead. >> and a new legal move by george zimmerman's attorney. trayvon martin's accused killer asking for a different judge. plus, new concerns for zimmerman's safety. >>> and watch out. they were just in the onions. a man under arrest after an attempted hold-up with hot dog tongs. seriously, folks. >> we are not making this stuff up. >> dumb criminal file. we need one of those and just dump these stories in there for your viewing pleasure. >>> a look at a general election matchup between president obama and mitt romney. a new cnn national poll of registered voters shows the president with a near double-digit lead overall. 52% to romney's 43%. meantime, an abc interview, romney fully embraced his role as the presumptive gop nominee delivering a blunt message to the president. >> start packing. that's what i'd like to say. obviously, we have a very different view. the president, i'm sure, wants another four years, but the first years didn't go so well and they've added trillions of dollars of debt because he doesn't understand the economy. he does

"nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. tonight, there's been another outburst of violence in the country. once again, a mass shooting that has taken place on a campus. this happened at a small private college in california when witnesses say a man stood up in class without warning and opened fire, and late in the day, the death toll started to soar. nbc's kristen dahlgren is in our los angeles news room with the latest from the scene. kristen, good evening. >> good evening. a total of ten were shot in oakland. police have now confirmed seven dead. as you can imagine, it was a tense scene for several hours today. police had to evacuate survivors while a s.w.a.t. team searched for the gunman. as emergency crews rushed victims out of the school, police ran in, guns drawn. witnesses describe the frightening moments after the shooter entered oikos university this morning and opened fire. >> he shot one guy in the chest, shot another person, and started firing like crazy. >> art richards captured the panic in this cell phone vid

coming up on wjz eyewitness news. what's new at camden yards? i'll let you know, straight ahead. >>> this deadline for the baltimore grand prix. are the new organizers falling behind? >>> why jerry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is just before 5:30. 61 degrees and clear. good evening, everybody. and thank you for staying with wjz eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. more shopping downtown. four big name retailers are slated to open this year at harbor east, giving shoppers more reason to stay in the city. andrea fujii tells us what is coming. >> did you need to see those in your size is? >> reporter: both customers and employees at harbor moon look forward to more retail stores in the area. >> it will make harbor east a more destination shopping area. and i think it will bring a lot more foot traffic into our area, which is great. >> reporter: this summer, anthropology, j. crew, mac cosmetics are slated to open. anthropology in the bottom. j. crew at the mason tower. mac at the corner. and little lennan. >> a

we will tell you what's new. if eyewitness news is second to lay. >> abysses wjz tv, wjz hd, and wjz.com. baltimore. >> from the cities to the counties to your neighborhood. it's complete coverage. it's wjz. >> welcome to eyewitness news this sunday. i'm gigi barnett. >> and i'm tim williams. a cloudy start to the month, sunny start to the end of the weekend and paul sunday. >> is april fools day. it's day two of the watch to see who comes forward for thmega millions. we are watching those clouds try to give way. it will be a little while before receiving come to the region. that's going to be around sundown. it's not the prettiest day. temperatures still in the 40s. colder temperatures on the higher elevations. 46 on the shore, 44 l 10, 45 bwi marshall. the forecast for this stable click this. 64 degrees today. we will have some sun trying to push through the clouds through the day. it will take a little while. 46 degrees tonight. we will talk about the week ahead. the first full week. >> astronomical odds were