>> bowman: yeah.: i mean, that... >> bowman: that was a low, really low. >> cooper: how worried were you? >> bowman: very worried, at that point. >> cooper: what was the fear? >> bowman: that we had so far to come, he couldn't get back. michael! >> cooper: it's hard to imagine michael phelps not being in shape. but after his exploits in beijing, he stopped training and started living. >> michael! michael! >> cooper: by early 2009, phelps had a decision to make-- retire for good, or jump back into the pool for a fourth olympics and years of early morning workouts. >> bowman: i thought it was a 50/50. i really didn't have a feel for whether he would come back or not come back. >> debbie phelps: i'm like, "either do it or don't do it." >> cooper: even his mom debbie didn't know what her son was going to do. >> debbie phelps: it's like, "come on, you know, do you want this? do you want to go an extra four years?" that's a long time. >> cooper: but you hoped he would go forward. >> debbie phelps: absolutel

we will hear from christopher bowman, mary briscoe. thank you. [tone!] >> it is on 30 seconds right now. i am chris bowen. i have kind of lost my voice. it has been a pleasure to come to the hearings except for two in los angeles. i did and all nine your -- nighter. i wanted to do an analysis of the plan, what you have accomplished, and where you need to go. i would like to say you are about 40% there. [laughter] there are 24 neighborhoods. i am really tired. 24 neighborhoods, communities of interest on institutions -- communities of interest, institutions divided in the redistricting. you have new united -- united nine of them and put five very close together. you can make five additional moves very easily that will not create ripple effects and unite by more neighborhoods. showplace square starting at 16th street, move into district 6. i know commissioner pilpel will appreciate it because it is a straight line for 16 blocks. but the 803 people in the southern part of the financial district into 3. [tone!] that will allow you with the surplus population

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my role, i'm playing myself, interviews daniel grayson, played by joshua bowman about allegations thatkilled someone in the hamptons. i feel like i should know what to do. in my real life, i covered a murderer in the hamptons. but playing yourself on tv is different from being yourself. now there are lines to learn. >> it was reported -- today it was -- >> it was reported today -- >> reporter: the scene is a turning point, one that stuns the leading lady, play bid emily van camp. >> i'm not going say prison. they have two factual tweaks to the script. then i'm headed to wardrobe and a visit to hair and makeup. >> right this way. >> i feel sick to my stomach. >> you are going to be great. then it's time to head to the set. >> cynthia mcfadden from "nightline," everybody. >> i am so nervous. >> and guy back to the trailer for quiet if not calm before my big debut. >> it is time. >>ky do that. >> okay, stage 18. >> there are two live cameras. here and here, everybody. >> it is nerve wracking to go before this audience. so, you daniel, you are in jail and now you are a free man. how you ar

. >> [reading names] >> chris bowman, member of the 1995 redistricting task force. it is not claimed by the excelsior district, and in the attendance area of the school. the kids are going underneath the freeway to go to school. it does belong in district 8. it attract students from all over the city. if you want to have it in the city, do away with district elections. it draws from all 11 districts. the problem with of the blocks that you moved out is that it is 83% white and 90% asian. you dilute asian population in district 3. finally, as i said, look at this has the optimal solution. people will get 100% of what they want, you don't create a zero sum game because we have winners and losers in this process. district elections is the loser,. >> thank you, sir. >> good evening members of the redistricting taskforce, my name is larry griffin. i am a resident of the area, i have been there for nearly 50 years. i just found out a few minutes ago that i am actually a board member emeritus. i want to thank you very much i could not have drawn it better. i really commend

it's thanks to 16 year old justin bowman, he is credited with saving his 69-year-old neighbor and her. the fire began on the second floor of the house. they were downstairs, she had no clue her house was about to erupt in flames. the fire crews showed up to pump water. 30 firefighters worked to put out the flames and keep it from spreading beyond the second floor. >> we ran up to the house. knocking on the door. he was pounding on the door. >> i was banging on the door. i was like, it's a fie fire in the house. they went up and stairs and looked and there was a fire. >> the family may not have a home but thank to feel the teen for saving them. the fire is under investigation. >>> supporters of local post offices are taking part to call attention to the fact that offices are on the chopping block. they are holding a may day. save your post office rally happening this afternoon. 10 post offices could be closed. it's in an effort to cut costs and save money. the rally is outside the main post office in baltimore, happening at 4:00. >>> last summer the quake left cracks in the basilica th

the closest and brightest bowman of the year as it rises into the sky, a couple of bright stars nearby. one is an actual start and yellow star is saturn. a beautiful sight. temperatures cooperate fairly mild out there 61 degrees at vallejo. 70 at travis. 57 degrees at mountain view. high pressure off the west coast. the high pressure creates that bubble the temperatures will come out it will be warmer tomorrow. plenty warm today. mid to upper 80's for the bay area. to model a repeat performance 79 at hayward, 83 at san jose, in the east bay, in brentwood 88 degrees tomorrow 84 vallejo, 84 degrees for napa. a beautiful beach day tomorrow. a little off shore flow. as we look ahead nothing but sun fog and low clouds return to shoreline tuesday. to next weekend more son, more warm weather. the heat is on. it is here to stay. kim coyle has been slaving over a hot sports computer on by the results after this break. ,,,, at cocoa bella, we offer the best of the world of chocolate under one roof. my wife saw me taking the little nest egg that we had and putting everything on the line to see if

bowman had raised about the 39 people at the top of clarendon ave. >> and i thought that the -- >> one moment please. one moment. >> the other issue that i did not hear on your list that i myself would be curious about, and i do not think i have clarity on what the borders are, but what was referred to with respect to mission street near duncan -- i'm just not sure exactly where those blocks are. >> i also saw that the trade- off between those blocks in the northern panhandle, the trade- off was new because it is a very easy trade off. >> thank you. and nothing other than what has already been raised. >> thank you. >> with the last one you mentioned, the 15th street to extend to valencia -- >> that was mentioned. it was not the last one. the last one we mentioned was -- no, that is correct. we did capture it. ok, thank you. >> i thought that was a repeat. because it is already at the freeway. and we have been dealing with that extension for a long time. >> ok, thank you. >> i had three items, but then i had a recall. i wanted to consider that three- way trade. if there is any interest

and, she said, the chairman, meaning bowman, knows this as he does participate. after looking over the lawsuit, the city council member mary chay understands the union's frustration. >> not to get a raise for five years is significant. i would say the economic circumstances are such that it's not unusual. in terms of filing a lawsuit, a lot of times when folks are unhappy with how things are going, they try endless courts and use lawsuits as a way to make things go forward. i'm not surprised by the act. i don't know whether it has any merit, but i understand that they're trying to move it. >> reporter: phil mendelson had a similar take. >> the whole process is set forward in the law for how public unions can bargain for stompsation and this is part of a negotiating tactic to stir the pot going to court. >> the city is playing by fire not agreeing to a new deal. it's soaring and the recruit classes are getting more and more difficult to fill. although the union believes the chief's contract expired last month, a spokesman for the mayor said it has one more year to

. >> chris bowman, members of the 1995 elections task force. i agree with the chairmen about future growth. many of you do not know that between 1930 and 1940 during the great depression there was no growth whatsoever in san francisco. it just was dead. who knows? god love us, let's open never get into a 10 year recession or depression. that would happen again. i think the chairman was correct on that. i differ with the previous speakers. i do think that the holiday plaza on both sides is the gateway to the union square business improvement district. you cannot divide institution i f the parmkk is on both side, you unite it. i would ask that you put the hilton, which according to the census has four people, one city block, put it in so you can improve the business improvement district all together. i agree with the statement about the financial district. the financial district in 1985, it was mr. macrhis did the downtown plan. so the new growth of the financial district of the south of market. market would be coming in 10 years nothing more tha

. >> and scotty bowman from michigan and i nominate lee wrights or vice-president of the united states libertarian nomination. [applause] >> i nominate jim burns for vice-president of the united states. >> jim burns has been nominated. further nominations from the floor? seeing none, i will close -- sorry, i see one more. >> i am mary o'connor from minnesota. i nominate sam sloan for vice- president. >> i am sorry, i have been informed by his secretary that he is not eligible. further nominations? >> i nominate jim gray for vice- president. >> he was already nominated. if you like to nominate someone please come to the microphone. >> i have been informed that nominations are supposed to be in writing, so those who have done the nominating, there are three names that the secretary is already in possession of. the go-ahead and state your nomination, but submitted to the secretary. >> i am from the great state of florida. and nominate -- i nominate nota, none of the above. >> another seconding for jim byrnes. >> seeing no further nominations, nominations are closed. unless there are any o

another thing to be mindful of as you go through this house is that the architects, george bowman ferry and alfred claas, local milwaukee architects, merged their individual firms over the construction of this house, and while you look at the pabst mansion and its extraordinary attention to detail, it's hard to even imagine that over 50 other major churches, residences and commercial buildings were being built by this firm during the same period. so the pabst family took the keys to the house in july of 1892, and, unfortunately, they had a relatively short period of time in their house. captain pabst died on january 1st, 1904, and his wife two years later in 1906. already by that time milwaukee's grand avenue, wisconsin avenue was known at that point, was already in decline. people can see that the city was pushing out in this direction. and so real estate values began to rapidly decline, and so this house sat on the real estate market for three years before a willing buyer could finally be found in 1908. the archdiocese of milwaukee purchased the house, and that action in 1908 actually

sharon bowman, who heads the christian senior services program in san antonio says that in that county, a large number of the people that they serve are veterans, or the spouse of a veteran. that these are people that have served their country, paid their taxes and lived productive lives. and it really -- as she said to me, it really isn't asking so much to make sure that they receive at least one healthy meal every day. it is that funding that would be eliminated if this motion is not adopted. michael goldstein at meals and wheels and more in austin says that these cuts would be absolutely devastating to the people that they serve. they would be devastating to budgets, because of the tremendous cost of placing seniors in nursing homes, because they cannot live independently when they lose their meal, a critical part of that. one person who benefits directly is my neighbor, mary simpson. she says people like me who live on social security don't have a lot of money. meals on wheels helps out so much, especially when everything is so costly. even buying a loaf of bread and lunch meet mea

survive with or without greece but some including financial writer peter build are skeptical of bowman's apparent confidence. i'm not so sure that germany is really that confident i mean mr schauble is perhaps whistling in the wind or singing in the rain but above all he's daring greece to go ahead and try and reopen. the terms of the bailout deal and that is what the germans at the moment are saying i'm sorry you can't do that and if you prefer to leave rather than accept the terms of already been agreed then although we regret it we can't stop you but the real problem is that nobody actually knows how much debt is if you like dependent on greece staying in the in the euro zone and therefore greek debts that are into all the other european counterparts. to what extent that debt is repayable nobody actually knows and that is the real danger it's not a question of whether you are in or out but it's a question of getting out that is the danger of the greek crisis and the tidal wave the worry is causing for europe are up for discussion and peter levels cross-talk the two sides of the single

pacific capital and author of the book how an economy grows and why it crashes in london we go to sam bowman he's head of research at the adam smith institute and in san francisco we have robert good news that he is co-founder general counsel and policy director for green lining institute all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime on and if i can go to you in new york do the banks still think after the debacle with j.p. morgan chase that they're still too big to fail i thought we got over that in two thousand and eight two thousand and ten well well well some of the banks are too big to fail and that's that's a creation of crony capitalism which is you're right i don't think it's a creation of capitalism but we have we decided after the compassionate crisis of two thousand and eight that we were not going to let these banks fail because it was in our national interest no i disagree with that at the time but we essentially created a handful of banks that are too big to fail so they so they know. investors know the government knows that when the if they ge

the celebrations was a magnificent display of fireworks across the capital our correspondent tom bowman has more this enormous fireworks display and also a minute's silence held earlier both of those are central to them the commemoration of victory in the great patriotic war over nazi germany and it's not just here in moscow all over russia at the turn all flame sites that have been burning for every day and every night and war memorials all across russia in the former soviet union people have been marking this event those memorials bear the words urging people never to forget the great sacrifice that the soviet union went through to defeat nazi germany it's estimated about twenty six point six million people gave their lives in that conflict when nazi germany invaded in june one nine hundred forty one they nearly destroyed the soviet union but over the next four years on the front ranging from the black sea to the baltic from the volga all the way to berlin the red army turned the tide and pushed them all the way back until an armistice was eventually signed and it's that the marking o

hawks gm stan bowman says the team is committed to quenneville, and they have a good working relationshipd indians double- header was plagued with rain delays. in the second game... the sox trail 2-1 in the eigth when alex rios singles in alejandro de aza to tie it. still tied in the bottom half... matt thronton pitching in relief, and gives up the game winning run to shelley duncan. sox lose 3-2... they also lost game one, 8-6. philip humber allowed nine hits in just two- and- a- third innings. sox have lost 11 of 14 games now. cubs starting a series with atlanta on the north side. they're down one in the fourth when brian lahair ties it with his eighth homer. very next batter is ian stewart who puts the cubs up with his third. cubs lead 3-1 in the eighth... carlos marmol walked the first to batters, but pitched a scoreless inning after that, cubs win 5-1... jeff samardzija is now four- and- one. that's a look at sports. your live illinois lottery drawing is next. here are the winning pick 3 numbers: 2 5 0 mega millions jackpot is $112 million. here are the winning pick four number is:s:

seen earlier, police arrested bowman outside an oakland church. that's where chief howard jordan held a meeting to talk about the killing of bluford. police say bluford pointed a gun. >> he wasn't answering the questions of the people. >> reporter: while protesters say moorland was arrested. >> you think chris crossed the line? >> i don't think chris crossed the line at all. >> reporter: and today the chief made this statement. i understand the desire to have questions answered. and i understand the community's concern. i have shared, both with the blueford family and the community. now he is again expected to be released sometime tonight. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the lawyer for a man accused of killing patz saying his client is mentally i'll. he was arraigned today on second degree murder charges. today is the 33rd anniversary of the boy's disappearance. hernandez has a history of hallucinations. >>> the killing of a 14-year- old girl 18 years ago is still a mystery. this evening the family of jenny lynn led a march to support the

seen earlier, police arrested bowman outside an oakland church.here chief howard jordan held a meeting to talk about the killing of bluford. police say bluford pointed a gun. >> he wasn't answering the questions of the people. >> reporter: while protesters say moorland was arrested. >> you think chris crossed the line? >> i don't think chris crossed the line at all. >> reporter: and today the chief made this statement. i understand the desire to have questions answered. and i understand the community's concern. i have shared, both with the blueford family and the community. now he is again expected to be released sometime tonight. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the lawyer for a man accused of killing patz saying his client is mentally i'll. he was arraigned today on second degree murder charges. today is the 33rd anniversary of the boy's disappearance. hernandez has a history of hallucinations. >>> the killing of a 14-year- old girl 18 years ago is still a mystery. this evening the family of jenny lynn led a march to support their founda

. >> make con county>> sheriff bowman was term limited running for another county office circuit clerk in the 2010 primary ielection. he was looking at unseeding rumsfeld. >> we came out we found absentee ballots. in the primary we lost. >> he admitted to falsifying 100 absentees. even voting sambal lots himself. he plead guilty to federal conspiracy charge. election fraud charges touch a race for the highest office in the land. >> did you sign this petition for barack obama? >> no. >> st. joseph county indiana. prosecutors charged democratic operatives made petitions to put then candidates barack obama and hillary clinton on the 2008 democratic primary ballot for president. >> i did not sign for barack obama. >> someone forged this? >> that's correct. >> president obama may not have legally qualified for the ballot. long time democratic county chairman who allegedly ordered the scheme and three election party officials have been indicted including dustin blight who worked in the voter registration and is accused of forging the obama petitions. >> did you take any petitions at all? >>

. >>> hugs of gratitude for 16- year-old justin bowman. he banged on a door to get their attention and managed to get them to safety. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> now, that's a good neighbor. >> yeah. glad he was there. >> yeah. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >>> i'm mike schuh, at arundel mills. the traffic round-abouts here were just built a couple of years ago. so why is the new casino offering $5 million to totally rebuild them? you'll be interested in the answer when we return. >>> the state rests its case against two jewish brothers accused of beating an african american teenager. i'm weijia jiang, at the courthouse, with how soon we could expect a verdict next. >>> a maryland county, caught -- top forbes list of wealthiest counties in the u.s. i'm jessica kartalija, i'll have more straight ahead. >>> turn the ac back on. much warmer weather moving back in. don't miss the updated first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,, you know what's exciting? graduation. when i look up into my students face

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an area teen is hailed a hero, for saving his elderly neighbors from a fire. 16-year-old justin bowman was walking near the home in prince george's county, when he saw a fire on the second floor. he said he didn't think twice and ran toward the home. >> ran up to the house. and he was knocking on the door. oh, he was pounding on the door. >> yeah, i was banging on the door. i was banging on it hard, as a matter of fact. then i was like -- i was like, yeah, there's a fire in the house. they're like, there's a fire? and they went upstairs and they looked. and there was a fire. >> reporter: louise and her husband were not hurt. more than 30 firefighters put out the flames. they said justin was their secret guardian angel. they had no clue their home was about to go up in flames. >>> wjz has weather and traffic together. i'll talk to kristy in a second. but meteorologist bernadette woods is here with updated numbers. just a beautiful day outside there. >> it is very warm. we had the morning showers go through. we'll show you first doppler radar. those are gone. and there's nothing going on

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the chairman, meaning bowman knows this as he does participate. after looking at the lawsuit and the law from 2005, city council member says she understands the union's frustration. >> not to get a raise for five years is significant. i would say the economic circumstances are such that you know, maybe that's not that unusual. but in terms of filing a lawsuit, a will the of times when folks are unhappy with how things are going, they try to enlist courts and use lawsuits as a way to make things go forward. so i'm not surprised by the action. i don't know whether it has any merit, but i understand that they are trying to move the ball. >> chairman of the city council's committee had a similar take. >> there's a whole progress set forward for how public can bargain and i just see this as part of the negotiating tactics to stir the pot by going to court. >> chris says the city is playing with fire by not agreeing to a new deal. the attrition rate is soaring and recruit classes are getting more and more difficult to fill. although the union believes t

[applause] >> i'm scotty bowman from michigan.i nominate lee wrights for vice president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> josh capps from connecticut, i nominate jim burns as vice president of the united states. >> jim burns has been nominated. further nomination from the floor? seeing none, i will close--no, sorry. i see one more. >> i'm mary o'connor from minnesota. i nominate sam sloane for vice president. >> sam sloane. [applause] >> i'm sorry, i've been informed by the secretary that he is not eligible. further nominations? shawn fox, california, i nominate jim gray for vice president. >> sorry? >> i nominate jim gray for vice president. >> he's already nominated. >> i take that as a second since he was already nominated. >> if you would like to nominate, please someone come to the microphone, please. >> all right, i've been informed that nominations are supposed to be in writing, so those who have done the nominating, presumably you've already contacted the secretary. there are three names with the secretary, th

>>> saving an elderly couple from a fire. 69-year-old louise segars says if it wasn't for justin bowmanher husband wouldn't have known about a fire that broke out inside their house. she said the teen risked his life, as he attempted to get them out of the house. >> he ran up to the house and he was knocking on the door. oh, he was pounding on the door. >> yeah, i was banging on the door. i was banging on it hard, as a matter of fact. then i was like -- i was like, yeah, it's a fire in the house. >> firefighters were able to contain the blaze to the second floor. the caused is under investigation. >>> time now for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in tomorrow morning's edition of the baltimore sun. a developer plans to demolish a mechanic's fear and the future for the site. they may have a new football coach. but penn state is recruiting heavily in maryland. and recipes you can make for your cinco de mayo fiesta. for more, remember to look for the updated forecast, from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> forbes releases its list of wealthiest counties, with one of the t

we covered the case of sheriff jerry bowman who plead guilty to conspiracy in a scheme to steal an electionuffing the ballot box with illegal absent ballots. now another conviction this past week, 62-year-old james matheny guilty for pulling a gun on an fbi agent in and a state voter fraud investigator looking into the allegations. there's another conviction in baltimore, a political consultant, julius henson found guilty of conspiracy but cleared of the more serious charges in those robo calls that prosecutors said were meant to keep black voters from voting. henson was working for former fr republican governor's campaign when calls to voters claim president obama's had been successful. all folks had to do is stay home and watch it on tv. he denied the aim was to suppress black votes and said the calls were meant to spur republicans to go to the polls on election day. >>> in florida, new questions today about people who are not citizens voting. the florida secretary of state has found 180,000 matches between non-citizens who have driver's licenses and those on the voting rolls. 2600 names

pharmacist bernie bowman is alone behind the counter unaware he is about to become a victim in a stringf robberies. >> i saw a person completely covered from head to foot with a gun pointed straight at my head about three feet from me. the first thing he said was, i want all of your oxycontin and don't give me the generic. i said, fine. no problem. but we don't carry much brand name. he looked in the drawer and he started stuffing bottles of pills into his pocket. he was getting agitated when he wasn't finding things he wanted. while you're going through this whole thing you're thinking, please, don't let him shoot me. >> operator 14. >> i just got robbed. >> okay. did they use a weapon? >> yeah. he showed a gun. >> what happened at the maple leaf is part of a growing trend. all across the country hundreds and hundreds of pharmacies are being robbed by desperados strung out on oxycontin and other prescription pills. most of the time they skip the cash and make off with the stash. >> a person doing pharmacy robberies for oxycontin is not going to stop until he or she is caught. why? the

. >> deputy mendoza and her partner deputy bowman conduct cell searches on both selame and her neighborwe're able to see if they're hiding anything inside. if there is a rip in the mattress, we would further investigate, but there's no rip. >> we'll take all the paper bags, especially the ones that are folded. they seem to hide things in the seams. so it's better to just take them. >> selame denies putting the drug in the bag and says she was just trying to share some of her leftover lunch. >> i give her the bag. i put two milks and four pieces of bread, and two jolly ranchers. i took that chance, and i passed it through, and they caught me. i thought, okay. they're going to go in the garbage. everything's going to be good. we're both going to get a write-up. i even raised my hand, and i said, i'll take the write-up, it was my fault, but now there's a seroquel situation? okay. i don't know. >> okay. so just minimal contraband was found. there's no more narcotics, so we're just going to take care of the paperwork and reclassify those two suspects. step on out. >> selame and the other inm