and come on down.ught to you by bp and all of us who call the gulf home. >>> some of the men who have come to our undercover houses over the years have come up with some pretty imaginative reasons for being there. >> i'm looking for work. >> i do blacktop sealing. >> i'm just driving around trying to learn georgia again. >> and this next man's excuse for showing up at our house in long beach, california, also ranks way up there. because he tells us he's come for educational reasons. our encounter begins online when 29-year-old college student farzad kalantari thinks he has been chatting with a 12-year-old girl. it sure doesn't sound like he's talking about schoolwork. the decoy writes, what do you want to do when we meet? at first he says talk. then he tells her they would have sex. do you have any condoms? he asked. the decoy says no. then he writes, i must go shopping. >> want to get a drink? >> now he is in the undercover house introducing himself to the decoy. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet y

he's coming back. daddy's coming back, remember?e gas station without him crying. it hit him hardest out of anybody. if i had to go again, life's tough. you know, if nothing else pans out and we're about to lose everything, yeah, that's probably the last option at that point. >> the interview is with a convenience store chain. >> the excitement of just being able to be home. out of the hell hole. you've got to figure out what you're going to do jobwise, schoolwise. you've got to do something. >> after an hour inside thomas is relieved to have his first interview behind him. >> they did ask me if i had any experience in retail or cash register. and i have nothing. i mean, the closest i have is loss prevention, like security. >> it went decent, you know. i had to take a test. i didn't know that i was going to have to take a math test. but it was pretty easy. >> daddy. >> so what did they say? >> they said that i would know something either way in the next two weeks. >> they didn't say anything about pay? >> it's $11 an hour starting o

coming up with some mechanism that would allow the determination to come before the ethics commission has and possibly in some kind of much more streamlined procedures so that it can be dealt with, i would never say that the commission cannot make its independent judgment as to if that determination is correct. >> let me stop you there. i think it would be productive for us to discuss what enforcement looks like. i think whether it should handle non-willful violation and willful violation, i view it as the most important issue. whether we should have a discussion about our jurisdiction in that regard. >> this is just a matter of information, but i would like examples of non-willful violations. that is not clear to me. i think that is one issue. the willful and non-willful. who are the individuals that we have jurisdiction over? that is obviously very important, but to me, i have a lot of trouble with the non- willful because we ensure a lot of violations occur that are non-woeful. -- non-willful. i'm sure non-willful violations at lower levels of managers is where it occurs to a much

will it come back?. >> right. >> and there's a whole lot more of you saw the sun than just that one spot. just come back to us if you have any suspicious spots or concerns or questions. >> it makes you think. it sure makes you -- it was a wake-up call. >> this is a learning experience for jack. he will know what to look for even more than he did before. he'll know the significance of these strangely acting lesions more than he did before. and he's more likely to catch it earlier rather than later. so i think he'll do quite well. >> i'm just glad we got this. i caught it in time. >> i'll bring you a blue consult sheet to sign and we'll get you tet up with a dermatologist and get you going to get this taken care of. >> thank you, sir. thank you very much. >> okay. sure enough. >> that went good. like i said, i was very concerned, you know. just by the way it was, you know, i knew it wasn't normal. and i did the right thing. we caught it in time, which is always good. you know. and i feel a lot better abou

i knew that was going to come. >> jimmy: you knew it was going to come, right? up, right? you just can't even worry about that stuff. you don't have to answer me. now, you're three medals shy. my big question is, how many events do you compete in? >> well, time will tell. trials are -- trials are in the end of june. so we'll know -- >> jimmy: so end of june you do your trials and you go, i'm good at this. >> i mean, we're going to have an event that i -- a schedule that i think i can handle. and do my best at and, you know, in the couple weeks -- like i said, to really just fine tune some things. then, we'll know. >> jimmy: what's your -- your main -- the one you love so much. is it the butterfly? >> 200 fly is my first event. >> jimmy: you beat me last time in the video game. >> we were watching earlier when you were dancing -- i don't know what that was. when you were dancing and -- >> jimmy: i wasn't dancing. i was swimming like you do in the olympics. [ laughter ] dude, here's the deal. wait. here's what i want you to do because here's the deal. you don't ha

>> the question is coming back from war and coming back to the united states, what is the best thing that civilians here on the home front during your war could have done to make your transitionfront during your war have done to make your transition better, to support you more. sn we saw in vietnam that didn't go so well when those soldier cas came home. what was it about that generation well coming you back that made your transition easier? >> well, my opinion, it took a lot of american women -- >> cut! that's a different show. i know where you're going, but go ahead. >> let me tell you something. all the american women in this country, with all the creek, a you know what creek i'm talking about, a and i've seen it. i come home on a weekend pass. never knew what existed. in my street, you couldn't get a truck through. it was too small. my mother went to my mother with that whatever on their head, whatever they use. and they had the broom, they had everything to clean the windows, the steps. we call them steps. new york, they call them stoops. i don't know why. really a stoop is a gu

come on out there, guys.at this, highway 37, metal debris in the north, right around infineon. so expect some congestion out of vallejo and also novato for highway 37. 101 moves smoothly out of san rafael out of novato, no slowing for the north bay commute. nice drive across the richmond san rafael bridge, as well. the golden gate bridge, 101 continues or out of the city all the way across to the marin side. look at the beautiful view. traffic into the city, the commute direction, flowing very smoothly right now. get a look back out to your maps and we'll show you the south bay where northbound 101 starts around capital expressway and past the airport for the slower 40s and 50s. and highway 87, the volume builds up, but just a tad bit. we'll send it back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> 6:51. developing news out of sfo this morning, terminal three is back open this morning after a security breach. it happened between 3:30 and 4:00 this morning. take a look at this photo posted on twitter be i a passenger s

i believe the arts commission was going to come as well. i do not know if you like to hear for the departments. to gthe arts commission first, d then recreation and park. >> my name is rochelle axle. i've worked for the arts department for the past five years, and i cannot tell you how thrilled about and this amendment i am. i never thought i would say i was part of the 2% that is below the $100,000 threshold. i want to support this amendment for a number of reasons. i always put this ticket where amendment forward. i have always suggested it was at 50,000, so having it at the $100,000 threshold is thrilling. i want to say i completely support the need and totally understand the rationale. it is important we track the unexpected revenue so we can keep track of the assets and improve its credit rating. i totally get it. i see there are exceptions for 3 million. the arts commission in the arts in general do not deal with figures like that. a large degree of the commission never received was $250,000. this is really an unusual amount of money

we'll come back to other topics shortly. a look at games companying saying net profit rhodes by 6.4% in the first fir quarter. sands china, which is a subsidiary of u.s.-based las vegas sands operates three casinos in macau which is the only place where gambling is legal. after the company reportedly fell close into bankruptcy three years ago. but how can the world-famous vegas strip lure customers back. h here to talk about it is chad with morningstar. can you answer that question for me? obviously we're seeing a lot of gaming demand abroad, but here in the u.s., how is the vegas picture looking? >> i think the vegas picture, you're seeing a modest recovery in vegas, so we're likely to see 5% growth in gaming revenue this year. you contrast that to macau which is growing at 20%. it's a cyclical industry at this point. it's saturated. there's not the growth potential there once was. you contrast that with china. you've only got 35 casinos combined in just the tiny region of macau. >> let's talk about the story for some those

appreciate you guys coming. i want to recognize that we have over 50 people dedicated for this mission today. it's good to see everybody coming together, working toward a common goal, several institutions, okaloosa, walton, century, the ig's canine. what we're doing this morning, mass search. our goal is to identify, locate and remove items of contraband, making santa rosa a safer place for the inmates and the staff. >> today's search will cover two housing units and involve officers from santa rosa, three other state prisons, and the state's inspector general's canine unit. the dogs are trained detect the scents of both drugs and cell phones. >> we've got six different search teams. some things i want to caution y'all. i want everybody to remain professional during the search today. i want to leave the bunks and the areas as close as we can to the way we found them. in the event it becomes necessary to use force, utilize other methods first if necessary for procedure. >> get in your boxers. shower slides only.

headlines coming out of europe. a move boosts the stricken lenders depleted base and allows them to regain access to ecb funding. imf chief has little sympathy. in an interview, christine lagarde says she has more sympathy for poor african children. she criticized greek citizens who in her words are trying to escape tax. there are four new opinion polls that suggest the june 17th election could produce another hung parliament, but will time it looks like two mainstream parties could be able to form a coalition government. meantime this spain, government borrowing costs surging. bankia shares hitting record lows yesterday. it all comes after the government proposed putting sovereign debt into the struggling lender. and there's a new survey out today that finds citizens in five eurozone countries say the euro has not been a good thing for them. but they still don't want to go back to their old currencies. this is a poll taken by the pew research center in washington. it talked to people in germany, france, italy, spai

coming. to the limits. it's just so cool to. come in. the sun. coming up. she could leverage sure to mccurry was able to build a new age most sophisticated rowboat which included lead doesn't give a darn about anything change mission to teach creation why it should care about human to. dish is why you should care only. welcome back you're watching r t live from moscow these are the top stories the laughs the rides and almost every political grouping in between are said to be marching and rush of us may day trade union demands a political calls will be heard this tuesday by the country's fair election movement as finding its time until the weekend. idjit set to vote for its new leader in the country has filed tourism industries hoping to radically rule more help and found that however there are concerns that islam is growing power will stifle it further as on manolis one down alcohol and beach tourism. and the world's top was a lower julia saans reveals more secrets of another.

coming up more traffic.in the meantime back to you guys. >> two girls that police it were kidnapped by a man accused of killing their mother and sister have been released from a memphis hospital this morning and they're doing well. at a maze was suspected of killing joanne bain and her 14 year-old daughter in tennessee. her 12 and 8 year-old daughters were believed kidnapped by him and were found alive yesterday in mississippi. that is where the fbi says that he shot himself yesterday. as swat team members were moving in to arrest them. in the case of that missing or invalid teenagers sierra lamar, it will be featured on national crimefighting show tonight. america's most wanted on lifetime will include an interview with her father, the 15 year-old vanished eight weeks ago, earlier this week a car wanted as possible evidence in the case was located. it is sparking new hope. >> people in one san jose neighborhood said that they're fed up with being ripped off by homeless people. the people live on the city's

i wanted to come by. my staff let me know the background and history of this company, and i'm very excited for it and not only wish you success, but it is our success as well as the success of the city to have you here. you're so glad to join our friends at pg&e as well as the department of the environment. their staff. we have some past commissioners as well that have served in various capacities. we are excited about clean energy, and we are excited about the reason you started here. actually started back in virginia, but you came back to san francisco, and we are excited to have you here. the model you have about the ability to communicate with people, using the social media platform, and getting kind of a personal relationship with our environment and with energy savings -- that excites us because it has been a challenge for us to talk to people. i know the department of the environment has had that challenge. how do you educate people about helping themselves as well as help the environment? the q yo

comes under fire.nd later -- >> you miss your mother? >> yes. >> we check in on one of the most memorable inmates to ever appear on "lockup." >> not what they used to be. all of these guys telling on each other. [ bleep ] it's crazy, man. that's the worst thing you can do up in the joint, tell on somebody. >> one thing you don't do is snitch, be a child molester, or call somebody a name. that's very disrespectful. we don't like child molesters. we hate snitches. just plain and simple. if you don't like it, don't know what to tell you. >> i'm not sure what's going on. i've been in here waiting to see what's going to happen. >> nick compton claims his former gang, the aryan brotherhood has had him assaulted and is now extorting protection money from his mother. >> as far as the extortion, i think he's lying. >> why? >> because we have not received any information about who the money was going to, phone numbers, addresses, none of that. receipts. things that we need that they said that they had to confirm

thank you for coming no today. >> great -- coming in today. >> great to be here. >> time 8:38 a.m.kes just days before plans to go public on the stock market and, as the british tabloid phone hacking scandal continues to shake out, word this morning some big time players will face charges for their part. more on that coming up next and let's take another live look at nats park where fox 5 weather team will be all morning long it is part of our second annual weather day, we will be right back. there it is on the big screen you knowow what, this looks just like the tree house i built with my dad. (girl) really? yeah. there you go. okay, i'm gonna work on the roof. dad, i'll be right back! (announcer) it's more than just that great peanut taste, choosing jif is a simple way to show someone how much you care. you made that for me? well you're making this for me. (announcer) choosey moms, and dads, choose jif. >> we have a quick remainder about the fox r5 job shop -- fox 5 job shop. the job of the day with dc sewer authority for more on this and see the rest of our listings, head to myf

some dry air comes in, also some chilly air coming in.ine perhaps in the morning and clouds building up in the afternoon. maybe a brief sprinkle or shower thursday afternoon. but most of the rain will be later tuesday into wednesday afternoon. gusty winds in the bay up to 25 knots and there'll be a south wind. sunset 8:07. we're get into the longest days of the year. 54 yet tonight with a spotty shower possible. slightly above average, a lot of clouds, some sun, a shower or thundershower, maybe a thunderstorm in the afternoon or tomorrow night. and the risk of showers continues on wednesday. so maybe we'll make up some of that deficit. could see a half inch of rain or more and that's good. >> okay, thank you bob. >>> still to come. tornado, terror caught on tape. a rare event for where it happened catches a community off charge. >>> how dog lovers are fighting back. >>> murder at the kentucky derby, tonight the mystery heating up. ,,,,,,,, so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the f

i can't begin to come to. the book and ask you why you do what you drink and why you do exist i can't but it's not the private sphere that tourists or investors are concerned with and when it comes to the public life the line is a little different but in public sphere this is right for people who saw the culture here and the people has to speak this culture religion aside every beating the tourism sector isn't going to be easy they're the after the revolution there was this hype about you know revolution tourism you know come to tunisia and come to egypt and you know it was very obvious that that wasn't going to be a very sustainable model at all and it turned out to be true and now what we need to do is work on. just like what we were doing previously we need to work on maintaining our monuments and restoring our monuments and we need to work on making people feel safe in the future tourism industry remains extremely clear success is certainly going to depend on whoever comes into government next but that in

we knew it would come up, and it has come up in a way that the white house did not expect it to come vice president joe biden on "meet the press" this sunday. >> i am absolutely comfortable with the fact that men marrying men, women marrying women and heterosexuals are entitled to all the same exact rights, all the same civil liberties. >> this is at specific odds at what the white house has said. they have said nothing that is specific. but they did not like what the vice president went on to say. he must have thought about it because live to how he stutters with david gregory. >> the second term with this administration come out behind same-sex marriage, the institution of marriage. >> i can't speak to that i-i-i-i don't know the answer. i-i-i---um--i-i-i- >> that's your vice president. he did say something that was at odds with what the white house was saying. did show a support for same-sex marriage which the white house has not done. and now david axelrod has come out and he tried to walk back exactly what the vice president said, trying to couch it in terms that were interestin

more to come from you.g that facebook is expected to increase the size of its ip ooh by another 25%. in other words 85 million shares. that will make it a total of 412. it would make the deal $18.5 billion and if you combine that with the higher price and facebook's ipo could be the third biggest offering, trading only visa and general motors, that updated filing expected to be later today. it's a monster. it's out of control sniet is. even as people worry it's going to be a fad, they still want in. >> let's take a look at the other top stories of the day if you're just joining us now. jpmorgan will be appearing before the house financial services committee, taking a look into its $2 billion trading loss. no date has been set yet. lawmakers want more time, though, to gather information. >> yeah. the pressure is on. we'll see what happens. >>> maersk says the numbers should be lower. this after first quarter net profits surprised to the upside. we heard earlier from mr. leake that there's a big difference be

coming up, fashion on the go. how bay area business is using a food truck concept to sell clothes. [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of fiber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber when you are eating a candybar. you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >>> welcome back, everybody. we give you a live look over san jose with the sun slowly illuminating the sky. it's going to be a warm one out there. mike, we'll talk about the traffic, as well. christina's got your weather coming up. as we talk about the food truck. the trend full swing. but one bay area entrepreneur says, hey, what's good for food is good for fashion. >> rolling out a new clothing store on wheels in san francisco. she's a founder of top shelf boutique that sells women's clothing out of former industrial truck. she says the lo

having said that, a big thank you to all of you coming out. i know that we will resonate much of the richness in the testimony tonight in the decisions that make. thank you very much, you definitely have our attention. [applause] >> i wanted to take a moment and thank you all for coming out tonight. i wanted to thank the mayor and the department heads for funding the priorities of district two and three. i wanted to talk about how the budget process and what it would entail. crafting the proposed budget for the fiscal year, the mayor will present this on june 1, and then the budget is in the hands of the board of supervisors. during the month of june we will have many hearings of the board of supervisors with the budget committee, led by my colleague. i should mention that for the next two months we will be holding hearings in preparation for the various decisions that we know will be coming down from the various departments. that is when we will hear from you and department heads and the budget committee will be making recommendations to the

your complete forecast coming up. new information tonight about a young howard county native killed. the college student's death is upsetting. >> reporter: 22 year old matthew was hit and killed early monday as he crossed coastal highway and 54th with a group of people. pam has a vacation home close to the hit and run. >> it was horrible. >> it's a little sobe ring. you come down for a vacation and it makes us think twice. enjoying every moment and we're a little more careful. >> reporter: the driver drove off. witnesses followed him and he was caught by police. he said where the accident happened can be especially dangerous at night. >> from the moment i got here there were people everywhere and cars driving by and a lot of alcohol involved and people's safety is very important. >> i'm a mom and my concern was actually what the mom would say that her son was here having a great time and his life ended. >> reporter: wjz, eyewitness news. >> police say that he was speeding when his suv hit the guy. >> if you're waiting

look at all ain't coming our way. you -- at all the rain coming our way.et west toward haymarket, gainesville, culpeper, charlie in cath let told me he had an inch and a half of rain in the gauge just from yesterday and overnight. we'll zoom in and show you where the heavy tough is. you can see from d.c. up and down i-95 from baltimore, ellicott city through howard and montgomery county, that's more moderate showers. when you see the brighter colors, the yellows, the oranges, you know we have the heavier stuff. heavier on the d.c.-prince george's line. headed for lanham, bowie. watch out there. forestville, fed ex field. alexandria seeing some of that. 210 is a rough ride as well. not just 95. this is tracking toward 301. slow going from fredricksburg up 95 almost towards woodbridge. this is all moving northeast at 30 miles an hour. we had an isolated rumble of thunder. temperatures low to mid-60s area wide. our michael & son weather camera, yeah, it is raining out there. you can see all the drops on the lens this morning. 66 degrees. the humidity high at

and come on down.all of us who call the gulf home. >> this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. here is sarah caldwell and traffic pulse 11. >> a lot going on out there. jarrettsville pike remains closed at dulaney valley road in phoenix. investigation continues. warren road, beaver dam road, watch for an accident. another one being cleared at middletown road and york road. we are seeing delays on the north and west side. watch for delays through this closure point. charles is closed between center and reed, and that is until sunday night. brock bridge and 175, watch for an accident in anne arundel county. foggy conditions, but construction delays heading southbound from coldspring towards 29th street. 95 out of white marsh, moving pretty well. 895 split, that is where delays start to form. not that bad. >> we had big thunderstorms last night, left behind now. we have fought out there buying. it will burn off over the next hour or so, but visibility is down to a qu

i hadn't come out to check it out yet, so he wanted me to come and see it, so we decided to convenientlyheck it out the day the honda grand prix was going on. >> the honda grand prix is an open wheel indycar race and portions of the airport, including east-west runway, become part of the actual race course. >> the tower provides a perfect view to watch the race, so dave decides to bring his camera along. >> we were on top of the tower on the roof and i was just shooting just footage of, like, everything that was around, and then i noticed that there was a bunch of these old warplanes that were taxiing over here on the runway and they were about to take off. >> sometimes we'll do air shows in between races or during the main race. in this case, this was like the event that kind of kicked the race off. >> i was getting the plane as it was coming in to land, it didn't really seem out of the ordinary to me. >> but the plane is in trouble. its engine stalls. and the pilot struggles to make the runway. at first, it looks to darby like the plane is going to make it. >> then as it was coming in,

>> chow line. >> come on, come on, come on. i.d., where your i.d. at? >> right here. right here. >> supervisor -- whatever the supervisor was doing, he needed to be right back here. but it's the staff, again, it goes back to the same thing. really don't have enough staff to try to do the things that you are trying to do. >> not enough staff and too many weapons can only lead to one thing. hours after our crew wrapped shooting, an inmate was stabbed in the honor dorm. the following morning, it was the main topic of conversation among the inmates. >> a man right there got stabbed two beds over, right. you know, i hear the dude scream. i wake up. i look. i see it taking place. the dude had his arm up, another man swinging a knife. >> i was awakened abruptly by tim saying, "the [ bleep ] stabbed me, he stabbed me." naturally i jumped up because it's right in my cut. i get up, tim's putting his t-shirt around his arm and he's bleeding profusely. [ bleep ] standing there, like in a zone, like in a very dangerous place in his mind. and he starts to come back. he's got a knif

but the fact is, whether he come out for it or not will come down to jobs and economics. >> i think the president -- i am thinking of obama, may have given kaine and other senators who have this election year issue a little cover. the reason i say that, remember one of the things he said, this ought to be a state issue, it's not a federal issue. he doesn't have -- the president doesn't sign any laws or anything like this. so that may give kaine cover to take his own position that will help his election. so he doesn't necessarily have to be in lock step with the president of the united states. >> meanwhile, kaine's opponent, george allen got the nra's endorsement this past week? any thoughts about that? >> all of the people conservative are lining up against allen. the people who are more moderate or perhaps liberal are lining behind kaine. the thing in the race is how well will obama do and he will do well or not well according to the jobs economy. >> the only thing that bothers me is that the nra crowd somehow thinks that kaine is anti-gun, and that democrats are ready to come and take

i appreciate you coming in.ove them and thank you for supporting our family. >> they can come and see you in action. which they'll love. guys, thank you very much. jacksons. a great interview. on monday night i sit down with their mother, katherine jackson. an exclusive and extraordinarily emotional hour with the woman who knew michael jackson better than anybody else. here's what she said about his death. will you ever get over this, do you think? >> never. every morning, all through the day, i think about michael. if i wake up through the night, my mind is there. but -- >> what do you think when you think of him? >> i just miss him, but being a christian and believing in the resurrection, i feel that i'll see him again. i'm sorry. i just -- >> it's perfectly understandable. you're his mother. it -- i can't imagine a worse thing. i'm a parent myself. i can't even imagine how horrendous it must be to lose a child. it's so unnatural, isn't it? >> yes, it is. and i've -- and it should be -- >> katherine jackson al

to immigrants, when it comes to gay people, when it comes to whomever but president obama is and dove for a moment, do you believe for a moment that joe biden actually made this a gaffe? don't they know that joe biden makes gaffes and so they use this as a strategy so the president could come out, then, and say, oh, yeah, now i can change my position on this. this is all perfectly timed from the beginning. >> well, i think that they did use biden as a trial balloon on this. i don't believe it was a gaffe. but i believe the whole thing is a colossal, huge, gigantic mistake. because he is literally saying i am the tool of hollywood and of the new york, eastern establishment. and for somebody that's trying to be every man and rally the 99% against the 1% and he's getting clobbered in the polling and the midwest where they lost massively in 2010 and he's trailing in a whole bunch of states like ohio and michigan and others, for him to go out there so heavily on gay marriage, that's one thing. you could take that as a statement of nondiscrimination, a statement of inclusivity but then to

you didn't know i was coming back today, did you? >> and in the six months they have been apart, mom noticed a change. >> she's taller. best last day of school ever? >> i missed you. >> what a sweet reunion. mother and daughter are spending good quality time together. they went to their favorite chinese restaurant and by the way, this is staff sergeant harrison's second deployment. she hasn't heard of any other deployments. hopefully she'll be home for quite a while. >> she missed last week for mother's day, but they get to do it this weekend. >> she was home about two weeks early. she was supposed to come home at the end of this month. she's home now. >> that's fantastic. back into the studio. >>> thanks, ladies. pepco was the target of protest pr a second time this week. demonstrators share holding meeting called on the company to pay its fair share of taxes and scale back executive pay. the utility says it needs to raise rates to replace old equipment and improve reliability. demonstrators smeared cake on the logo at pepco's headq

when the fog comes in, sometimes the planes don't come in on time.k out little bit late. the first flights leaving shouldn't be as impacted as later on when some of these planes come in later. as soon as the clouds lift, and there goes a plane now -- the airport lays it will get better but could be as long as 90 minute this morning. let's move along and look at the 880 freeway here. northbound 880 a little slow. we had an earlier problem at 23rd, that's been cleared. very heavy in the south bay on 17. getting up to 880, it has been staying that way. 10 one also busy, 17 unusually slow towards the airport. let's go to steve thank you. partly sunny, mostly cloudy, few breaks but a combination of fog, some high clouds, middle clouds and the breeze is cranking up. when it's that turbo charged, that tells you there's a strong, strong sea breeze south at concord and west south 12, sfo west to oakland. it's all in place there for cooler pattern inland. my hope is the coast will see a little bit of a break and the fog gets chewed up because it won't support

. >> we'll find out come november. i don't think so. this is clearly a politically gutsy move, a politically risky move. but when you're dealing with issues of civil rights and people's rights, it requires leadership. it requires leadership especially when, you know, people need to be led to the just solution even before they are ready to. that's why what the president did was so significant. i think it might inure to his benefit for folks that thought the president was being too cute by saying he was evolving yet he had all these actions, considerable actions he's taken on behalf of gay and lesbians to equate quality and fairness but wouldn't come out and say he supported marriage equality. i think by doing what he did yesterday, the president makes it clear his words now match his deeds. >> all right. so you talk about leadership, leadership being that of casting vision, getting people to rise up to where you need them to be. karen, joe biden said on "meet the press" the president sets the policpolicy. in this case d

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we will chat with you more coming up at 6:00. >> for or against. >> we will check that out coming up. >> thank you ranger vince. the event kicks off at 9:00 a.m. for the students about cast your vote at fort mc henry. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> a wet one to go out today. if you drove out there, back ups commute wise. >> we are dealing with fog. expect reduced visibility. reduce the speeds. first accident of the day as well. northwest baltimore on the reisterstown at hill dale avenue. if you are using jfx, we have the construction that continues to block one lane in both directions there at 28th street. speeds looking nice, 56 miles per hour right now. no delays to talk about through the fort mc henry tunnel to. the beltway, here is a live look in parkville. you will notice the roadway going to be wet here. no delays up towards 83. the west side going to be clear at liberty. traffic picking up. you are looking at an 11 minute ride from 795 towards 95. that's a look at the time save traffic. here is lynette charles with the forecast. >>> the good news is, off and on throughout the

coming in from the bay bridge no issues to report all the way to the beltway, coming up in my next report, we'll go to the north side of town in a few minutes. back to you guys. >>> he has been held hostage in afghanistan for nine months. now al qaeda has released a video of warren weinstein pleading for his life. >> delia gonzalez joins us live with more. >> reporter: directly to the president, good morning, mike, andrea. he is hoping president obama, here at the white house is paying close attention on the tape, released sunday, weinstein begs the president to accept and listen to al qaeda's demands so he can stay alive and get home safely. guards broke into his rented home in pakistan two days before he was set to return home to the u.s. while in captivity his health is deteriorating, he was able to continue vince his captors to give him his medications. in afghanistan, pakistan, and yemen. we spoke with neighbors back in december,. >> anytime someone goes with good intentions ends up in a compromising situation. >> it is gut-wrenching, i can't imagine if it was my husband or son or ca

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come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my next concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. flight from moscow this is our t.-r. rory sushi. here are your headlines dmitri medvedev is voted in as prime minister by the country's lawmakers who will now form a new government this just coming into us here at r.t. i mean time a real you know great of president putin has already ushered in his own corrections to russia's future political course. hundreds of activists remain in central moscow protesting against putin's return to office some of them have been camping out overnight after police made around four hundred arrests following violence on the eve of putin's inauguration. and france's newly elected leader francois hollande has little time to enjoy the fruits of victory as he needs to get right down to business to bring about probably.