to any of the public libraries or senior senters to find shelter from the heat. the city of annapolis will open the recreation center to help people cool down today. health officials say try to stay out of the heat from 10 to 3 when it can get the hottest. remember to drink plenty of water and check on elderly neighbors. heat exhaustion and heat stroke can set in when it gets this hot and humid. back out live on cotton and washington streets crews have been working to replace the faulty electrical cable that caused 400 homes to lose power again the hope is to have it restored by sometime this morning. live in upper fells point linda so abc2 news. >> let's hope they do because it will be hot. >>> for those who have power we are connected to you whether through twitter or through the web page. being check out the latest with our weather page on abc2news.com. we have information posted there about cooling isn'ters in the area and again -- center in the area. go to abc2news.com and you will see a link for all weather related stories. >>> well we have-- >> reporter: w

our reporter is on center road -- on senter road with more. >> the line of police cars are leading the fallen officer michael johnson away from the scene. the officers have been here since last night when he was shot and killed. you can see there are road closings in place with a few lanes open but officers are checking i.d. and allowing only people would -- would live in the area to come become this way. the people were evacuated last note. many spend the night in the gas station parking lot. they had nowhere else to go and we spoke with a few are them and they talk abut the chaos being told to leave and trying to wait it out to see when it was safe to go home. officers are committeeing i.d. and only letting residents come through. we they are allowing some other traffic to pass through but it is spotty at this point because the area is still a crime scene. the procession is coming down with the body of the fallen officer. >>> thank you. the search for officer johnson's kill are came to an end overnight hours after he was ambushed. amy hollyfield picks up that part of the story. >>> t

. >> reporter: director pat donovan allowed us an exclusive look at this command senter in a midtown manhattan hotel. where the movements of nearly 1,700 agents worldwide were orchestrated. >> we have over 500 agents in new york right now. >> reporter: any assassination attempt on abbas would come up against agents like justin rowan, carrying enough weaponry to fight a war. can you give me an idea of what we're looking at on your body? >> obviously definitely body armor. every agent wears it and we have weapons system. >> reporter: what kind of weapon are you carrying there in. >> it's called m-4. >> reporter: the last line of defense, willing to take a bullet if necessary for a foreign leader. >> our job is to protect human life, president abbas is our goal. we're here to protect him, period, and we have to do what we have to do. >> reporter: armen keteyian, cbs news, new york. >> couric: and that is is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm katie couric in new york. thanks for watching this week. have a great weekend. good night. you can tell when a salad's fresh express... ...and

a plan proposed by rawlings- blake would shift funding and operation of the 55rec senters to private companies or charities. a call for bids on running them brought only six viable entries. a spokesperson says that could mean many of the centers will be forced to close in a couple months. >> if they are closing the recs where will we send our children? what are we going to do? >> kids still come here and they are serving their purpose. i could see if wasn't no kids coming. that's a different story if they are not showing up. but they are here. what you going to do with them? >> reporter: there is expected to be a public hearing on november 2nd about the issue and the head of the rec and parks department is expected to be there. reporting live at city hall sherrie johnson. >>> police in texas are asking for the public's help in identifying this man. investigators suspect he broke into the homes of four members of the same sorority and sexually assaulted them. all the alleged individuals are in mid-as -- 50s to mid-60s. police are not sure how the suspect learned details about the vict

. >> reporter: but kayla did have someone on her side, a young attorney, daniel senter. >> i remember kayla telling me that it's a lot to hold everything inside all the time to try to control what's going on. >> reporter: kayla has been in the foster care system since she was 5 years old. with each new home she had to change schools. >> trying to complete your algebra class and you're switching schools five times in one year is incredibly difficult. >> i could only take so far and after a while explode and then i would go off on anybody, the teachers, students. >> reporter: kayla's story is all too familiar for daniel, who works at east bay children's law offices, which represents 1600 foster youth in alameda county. a former special education teach, daniel saw foster children changing schools an average of six to nine times and not getting the educational support they need. >> this is in my mind very much a social justice issue. >> reporter: so daniel started the education advocacy program. >> if you can reduce your school changes, you keep your same friends, you keep your same teach

this is unsettling because sunday night 51-year-old man was struck and killed near senter road while on his bicycle. the driver that hit him did not stop much the victim's great niece spoke. >> they did not stop or call. they left. i hope they turn themselves in or the police will find them. >> san jose police are still investigating the death. the circumstances surrounding his hit-and-run accident and speaking with ones. he is the 11th pedestrian killed by a vehicle in san jose this year. last night's victim is in serious condition. both drivers ran away. the driver if that incident has not been found. anyone who my have seen anything should contact the san jose police department. >>> in developing news officials in ferguson, missouri, say a handful of people are deliberately undermining peace efforts in the community. there was another night of violence with shots fired at police who were targeted of problems and bought olds. >> criminal acts came from a small minority of law breakers. anyone who has been here, should understand there is a dangerous dynamic in the night. it allows

the latest lat night on senter road with nick on the scene with new information. >> year -- sustainedeadly injuries. when we got to the seen, the officers and papers responded to senter road last night after calls of a man being hit by a car. police are not sharing much on the investigation saying that the victim remains in serious condition and the driver left the scene and did not come back. this is particularly unsettling because on sunday a 61-year-old was struck and killed near senter road and he was hit by a black sedan. the driver that hit him on his bicycle did not stop. the victim later died at the hospital. i can tell you police are looking at information related to either hit-and-run accident and anyone with information should contact the san jose police department. >>> trading is now underway on wall street and well look at the early numbers and the dow is trading up by 30 minutes to 1686 8. we will follow that online. >> verizon took top autopsies of wireless networks and cell phone carriers were rated on calls, survivability, and rates. they were just slightly would at&t

new today, officials are breaking ground on the new town senter in laurel. the redevelopment project is happening at the laurel mall and route 1. angie goth is live there. you can tell us more about what is going on there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, barbara. just minutes ago they broke the ground. they pulled the sign down. now this is a day many have been waiting for for a very long time. we're here at the site of the old laurel mall. it's been five years since new plans for this place were announced. and today, you can finally see a sign. you can see the sign that was extended in the air, is now in the ground, a sign that the $130 million project is moving forward. >> it's going to be a live, dine, play atmosphere. >> a ground breaking that has laurel business community beaming, finally plans to revitalize the old laurel mall is closer to becoming a reality. >> i'm pretty excited that we're going to have a mall now and maybe hopefully one day a movie theater again. >> the 31-year-old mall now called the laurel town center will get a mixed use

in harford howard and carroll and ballmore county go to any of the public libraries or senior sentersfind shelter from the heat. annapolis will open the recreation center to help people cool down. health officials say stay out of the heat from 10 to a 3 when it can get the hottest. remember to drink plenty of water and check on elderly neighbors. heat exhaustion and heat stroke can easily set in when it gets this hot and humid. back out here live at pratt and washington streets, in upper fells point, nearly 400 homes lost their power yesterday due to faulty electrical cable underground. they are working to replace thatand hope is to get it done and restored by the morning before the heat of the day sets in. live in upper fells point linda so, abc2 news. >>> we have you coughed on the heat wave check out the latest temperatures on the weather page and we have new information for you on the cooling centers where they are and the addresss and what you need to know to stay safe during the oppressive heat. abc2news.com a is the place to go. >>> we hear it when the temperatures start to ris

hirsch argues using charnel senter teaching methods instead of focusing on academic content is a problem with early education. the manhattan institute in new york city posts this 45 minute event. >> i have this -- i didn't choose this picture. it just happened to be one of put on for the discussion period, which by the way is always valuable here at the manhattan institute and so i'm not going to exceed my 20 minutes. i want to be sure we have plenty of time for a question period. but that was an awfully pleasant picture to put up before i have my more sober graphs, and that -- i don't know whether any of you have actually seen it. it is a 42-foot wide mural that dominates shepard hall city university, and it was done by ed wim slash field in 1904. it's called the graduate. and you can get the image of the idealism that expired particularly new york state at the turn of the century and how successful it was then. some of the themes of this new book, the making americans are new to my riding and i will connect some of them with the more familiar ones of low student achievement, and equali

education as well and one is put the consumer at the senter and you talked in your pain point thing. whether it was a consumer with the actual person of the individual you talked about this andd both education and healthcare were designed not with the consumer at the senter and designed with the provider at the center and the faculty and the doctor and do that mod and he will think about design -- model and designing what we'll do with the consumer at the center and measuring outcomes and measurement of outcomes to the point of being honest with govern earning and hard to -- governing and that's one of the issues that one struggles with and that's what i spent lots of time on in terms of trying to do it and that's the hard part. that leads to the point you made and operating at the top of your life and getting hearing aid at the drugstore and providing right and getting people to operate at the top of their license. that's what you need. in terms of the >> this topic of licensing has been a real issue in so many ways. >> it's a complete real issue in terms of and it also solves anoth

and then the expanded walking of downtown but i think in planning terms defining the walkable city senter is a slightly narrower diameter. moving right along, i would like and perhaps not right now ask you to extrain in more detail to me of why we're eliminating f.a.r. typically in planning f.a.r. and height balance each other to create a reasonable building shape. height starts to bulk out the building unless you have other tools by which f.a.r. and you challenge the height which is allowed. i would like you to explain plain that at some other time and the amount of proposed growth is very high and this is more like 40-45% is the lot of growth if you look at infrastructure in that part of town and historically less intense development that use to be more industrial warehouse and the stress we put on the exist ing plan and something we need to look at more closely and below grade infrastructure of water, sewer, etc., and to pull away that growth into growth which is in other districts such as lincoln hill, etc. and that sewer water capacity is part of that. and i assume it underlying your

what i think where ownness should lie is founder of the mosque putting in a cultural senter to demonstrate what dan is talking about. good faith so. let's see those gay and muslim lesbians in that sent skbrer images of the prophet mohammed. let's see condemnations of hamas issued for the rightly, then, i'll be impressed. >> we have to take one more break. when we come back, our hits and misses of the week. >>> it's time for hits and misses of the week. and dan, you're first. >> there is a big miss to congressmanger rald nadler introducing a bill to give norkers a tax break with the irs arguing they live with the dollar is worth less than it is in topeka or spokane. it's like a sinner in new york dying gob up to pearly gates and saying st. pete? i lived in a city full of temptations. you can't send me to hell. i need a break. st. peeper -- peter says you should have moved to topeka. >> that is a good one. beat that? >> i -- that is unbeatable there. is a big hit to mother nature, we've had by all accounts the worst oil spill in american history in the gulf z just months into this, it turns

reporter: perhaps no other place as busy as this fulfillment senter in kenosha. we are live inside of the center here. this is 28 football fields. this whole thing here, and they morning. we are talking about the hot items you are going to see online. kelsey is here with us from amazon. point out of the hot items. >> today is a big day for us. big for us, big for the customers. we are adding new deals every five minutes and go to amazon.com to explore the deals. so for a great deal, we have up to 5ff and range findering, toys are huge for the season. so today select hasbro toys are up to 50% off. this is dart vader helmet. today it is available for 56.99. >> another great deal for us is this sony head phones. $88. >> kelsey, we are talking with you all morning long. this is a small example of what you will find online. they are selling 600 items per second. time to get shopping. "wisn 12 news this morning." >> i like that advice. hillary, thank you. sal, today is the day to get the online shopping and it is drizzling out there. >> temperatures 39 or better. coole

drive between denver tech senter and downtown commute looking good so far. founders parkway 60s and 70s north and southbound. southbounders start to see delays toward parker road and greenwood village drive. for now, it's a 10 minute start. 66 miles per hour is your average speed. 6th avenue. that's up and out of there. cheryl, we're back to a clean slate. that's how we like it. >> keep it clean. i like that. whether you pick hillary clinton or donald trump, that's one way to make it even. you'll help make history today. clinton would be the first woman president. trump would be the first person elected without government 2 million people voted in colorado. that's 55% of registered voters in our state. slightly more republicans have voted than democrats in colorado at this point. there are a lot of independents into. live in denver, polls open at 7:00 a.m. this morning. >> so easy to find your polling website. very easy as you type in the zip code. go vote colorado.com. that's one from the secretary of state's office. nobody here voting right now. that's the

forum against at 7 at north laurel community senter. >>> it's called pavement to peary project and theoal is to help pollution -- prairie project and the goal is to help pollution come down. an artist from the warp tool will convert a acre worth of parking lot space from pavement into an outdoor education center at the academy college and career exploration. that's kicking off this morning at 8. >>> retireees on solomon's ireland are boosting the chesapeake bay's oyster population. oysters raised in cages will be moved tuesday morning onto a man-made wreath. the reef is one of eight the organizes maintains. >>> we are getting relief today but the extreme heat combined with the transformer problems triggered the first emergency event in four years for the baltimore gas and electric energy. the savings program. for those who sign up, the program allows the company to turn off air conditioning units when the demand is at the highest in return for saving so about 50 to 100 a year. pbge announced the event reduced demand and avoid brownouts and rolling black japs but some complained they we

the terror plot is front and senter in the latest issue of al qaeda's english language magazine "inspire." the magazine praises the tsarnaev brothers as heroes and encourages readers in the united states to follow their example. as it said on page 17, "the boston bombings have uncovered the capabilities of the muslim youth. they have revealed the power of a lone jihad operation." the magazine also highlights the attack in london, another recent lone wolf type terror incident. so, tim, i want to bring you back here. today the state department submitted this report on terrorism to the u.s. congress. the key line in the first paragraph of chapter one, the aq core's ability to attack the affiliates diminished as its leaders focus increasingly on survival. this speaks directly to what we're seeing in this latest issue of "inspire," the threat that al qaeda is pushing is the lone wolf, homegrown attacks. is this in your view the real future of al qaeda terrorism? >> i believe it's been the past and the future of al qaeda. al qaeda has never been about regimented attacks although they have plan

streets a plan proposed by rawlings-blake would shift fund requesting and operation of the 55rec sentersprivate companies or charities. call for bids on running them brought 6 viable entries and the mayor says it's part of a effort to revitalize the rec center system. parents and kids say without the centers, they would be at a loss. >> i if it weren't here i would probably be home but being at home isn't at fun as the r-ec. >> there are some of us barely making it. and we need places like this. >> reporter: to be a public hearing on november 2nd. and the head of the rec and parks department is expect to be this and talk more about this issue. -- expected to be there and talk more about this issue. >>> new this morning, occupy baltimore says they could be facing eviction within the next 24 hours acord together facebook -- aid coring to the face bock and fan and twitter pages they are sending out a rallying call for support. dos of protests have been popping -- dozens of protests have been popping up and sustained around u.s. cities. they say the biggest focus is corporate greed but they

age imposed a life sentere fo hamilton after the jury was deadlocked on the death penalty. >>> r. kelly is waken up inic a o jail cell. he was taken back into custody after failing to pay $1860,000 in child support payments. hisrrest came hours after an unsettling and emotional interview with cbs' gayle king where he denied abusing underaged girls. he faces several counts of aggravated sexual abusefo again women years ago. he's pled not guilty. a woman has come forward saying that kelly had sex with her when she was 13 years old. >>> on " jeopardy! he has all of the answers. this morning, alex trebekes f the toughest fight of his life. >> the 78-year-old host revealed he has stage fourancreatic cancer. >> i'm going to fight this. i'm going to keep working. ovand with the and support of my family and friends, and with the help of your prayers, also, i plan to beat the low survival rate statistics of this disease. >> we areooting for you. pat sajak was the first to extend positive wishes to prebeck, tweeting, there is nobody iknow. other celebrities sent their well-wishes t one of t

fans attended a memorial service july 7, 2009 in the staples senter in los angeles.emorial service is also broadcast live and viewed by a global audience of up to $1 billion people. >> the best. >> it doesn't seem that long. >> it really doesn't. >>> you got more stuff? >> yeah, it's rolling along. doesn't get much better than davey j. he's been in the background. mike rizzo makes the announcement everyone thought was coming. a six-goal soccer game? the u.s. coming out of the chute but >>> davey johnson hasn't managed in over a decade but if you are worried about him becoming the next gnats' boss, his resume might put you at ease. he's won everywhere he's been including baltimore including the orioles 14 years ago. mike rizzo calls him a brilliant baseball mind and agrees that he has agreed to become the next leading man. he managed the reds, the aforementioned orioles and dodgers. he'll manage the rest of this season and then help select a manager for 2/'12. check outed his bio. 14 seasons, four teams. he's led three different ones to the playoffs. over 1100 victori

reporting from the broadcast senter in new york city, i'm jericka dunc . >>> it's monday, july 5th, 2021. there is the "cbs morning news." building demolished. the remaining portion of the florida condo complex has been knocked down. how the move is expected to help first responders search through the rubble. >>> tracking elsa. the tropical storm is on its way toward florida. we have the latest on its track and when it could make landfall. >>> and deadly mudslides. a wave of mud sweeping away homes, cars, and lives in japan. the desperate search for the desperate search for survivors happening right now. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. i'm diane king hall. anne-marie green is off. we begin with a big development out of florida at the site of that condo complex collapse. late last night, crews in surfside set off controlled explosives to bring downing the still-standing portion of the building. it's a big step in resuming the search for survivors and allows crews to cake more aggressive help make search efforts safer. the partial collapse of the sham chain towers south condo is

reporting from the broadcast senter in new york city, i'm jericka dunc . >>> it's monday, july 5th, 2021he "cbs morning news." building demolished. the remaining portion of the florida condo complex has been knocked down. how the move is expected to help first responders search through the rubble. >>> tracking elsa. the tropical storm is on its way toward florida. we have the latest on its track and when it could make landfall. >>> and deadly mudslides. a wave of mud sweeping away homes, cars, and lives in japan. the desperate search for the desperate search for survivors happening right now. captioning funded by cbs

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boeing plans to build space tackies and the space shuttle processing hangar at kennedy space senter.>>> prepaid maintenance plan sound grabbing when you want to deal with things like buying a car. why is the wetter -- better business bureau says read the fine print before signing off for the deal? >>> and police and protesters continue to clash. what happened at a occupy protest. we have several protesters arrested. plus, what forced students to pack up and move out on a cruise ship. details when good morning maryland continues on this monday morning. >>> you're watching the station that works for you "good morning maryland." >> breaking news this morning a business that's been in operation for more than 30

. >> new york city was senterred around the ports and docs and expanded to outer neighborhoods. >> that'sxplains why so many historical items have been found in such a small, concentrated area. >> alyssa and her team have been sharing discoveries with younger generations. >> we can make history become more alive with the objects people were using in day-to-day life as opposed to facts and figures and names of famous people in a textbook. >> they are hoping the collection of artifacts will be made into a historical exhibit. >> this part of manhattan has been a mix of the old and the new because historic buildings alongside shiny high-rises. over the last 10 years, people have slowly been moving back to the neighborhoods, a reminder of how life used to be a few feet below. cath turner, al jazeera, new york. >> history there. thank you for watching al jazeera america. i am richelle carry. "listening post" is up in connection. get updates on our website throughout the day at aljazeera.com. thank you for your time.

continues his push to give the big apple an upgrade, announcing today plans to expand the jacob javits senter on the west side. it would add 1 million square feet of space so what the governor says is the busiest convention center in the country. he says the new and improved javits center will have five times more meeting room space and the largest ballroom in the northeast. the expansion will add 4,000 jobs. $1 billion cost will be split between theoff javits center. >>> judith kay, the former chief judge of new york's highest court, has died. she was the first woman to serve on the new york state court of in fact, the longest serving chief in that court's history. kay was appointed in 1983 by then-governor mario cuomo. no word on a cause of death. the acting chief released a statement saying -- she was 77 years old. >>> coming up next at noon, he is the upper east side pastor who outraged worshippers there, allegedly caught red-handed stealing donations from the church. we are there as he appears in court. >>> plus, the bad news is, yeah, you didn't win. the good news is you get another cha

and in senter city or some urban center you want to have that hat and scarf and all of that good stuffwindchill in philadelphia 23. and as we go through the next several hours, windchills are probably staying in the teens up north and in the low 20s to mid-20s in south jersey. not much relief from this and breezes continue to be 10 to 20 miles per hour. straight up until dinner time until they fall back and 8:30 tonight and winds are lighter and the windchills are a factor in the teens and 20s. satellite shows you thicker cloud cover earlier this morning before dawn. as expected the cloud cover is really evaporating for the most part and thinning out. and looks like we are fairly bright for the rest of the afternoon and evening. we pop in a few more clouds. tie temperatures across the region these are the highs, windchills feels like the upper teens and low 20s and good mesh 29 degrees for a high. and 31 in trenton and 31 in lancaster. below freezing in the northern wear areas. and 35 is your high if cape may. as we roll through the rest of the afternoon. 32 by 2:00 and i'm going for a

. >>> a man accused of plotting to bomb a military recruitment senter will go before a judge. antonioio martinez said he was innocent of plotting to blow up a military recruitment center. he was charged and attempted use-- glent by the name of clark rockefeller and this morning he will be in court as himself. that is preliminary hearing on a murder charge. he waser is afg prison centers in boston for for kidnapping his daughter and they were found in baltimore. he is charged with killing a man in southern california more tan 25 years ago. >>> police will search for people who lived in the town home found with 40 dead animals in the past 48 hours. it happened at lambth court in the glenshire township complex. all this happened what policesmelled something and called 911. they found 21 dead animals from birds and rabbits and againy pigs to a hermit crab and found 19 more dead animals in the freezer and only 4 survives. the residents could face animal security charges. >> tomorrow is the birthday of one of the most beloved citizens. edgar allen poe. for decades a mysterious man l

a man around 20 years old opened fire on an islamic senter in oslo on saturday.ne person overpowered the gunman and injured in the process. he is a norwegian citizen charged with murdering his 17-year-old stepsister. she was found dead in a separate location. the gunman appeared to hold anti-immigrant views. >>> our green bay, wisconsin, affiliate wfrb reports one person died when a house exploded. the home was completely demolished by the blast. a field of debris could be seen surrounding the resident. the man who died was the homeowner and neighbors report that the children and grandmother who lived there were at church when the explosion happened. it was yesterday morning. the cause is now under investigation. >>> britain's independence reports a canada cable card cord was severed in a hikely act of sabotage. the cable car remains closed after a severed rope caused all 30 of the cars to crash to the ground. the operator says the cable cars were not operating, luckily, saturday at the time of the incident. no ne was injured. canadian police are treating the col

also, the health department clinics and libraries and senior senters are closed.urse, no trash or recycling pickup today but set it out tonight and it is scheduled to be picked up tomorrow. >>> well if you are hitting the water, officials are warning everyone to remember to wear a life vest especially kids. one family is thankful to listen to that this weekend. this is 3-year-old tristan wearing his life jacket. the family's 28 foot sailboat stopped. when dad restarted it the engine exploded and the dad grabbed his son and hit the water. a good samaritan rescued both father and son. >>> school is not out for the summer yet. so how can can you -- so how you can make sure the kids come home with a good set of grades. >> they can link good grades to activity. what it is and more on the study ahead. >>> tropical storm beryl is headed up the east coast. where it's expected and potential damage. lynette. >> all right. and it's going to feel like the 90s today. feeling like summer. but i will tell you when temperatures will get back to normal. all that is coming up. don'

it's at the baltimore visitor's senter. >>> a hundred mid at safeway stores had remain open around the6 hours leading into christmas. some stores are going to be open christmas day. some are opening as early as 7 and others by as late as noon. all stores close on christmas day by 5. >>> officially winter sort of it's 12:30 tomorrow morning. it's the longest day of the year for those south of the equator but shortest day of the year for those in the northern hemisphere. >>> obama administration will announce new expected lilts on mercury emissions from coal fire plants. business leaders opposing the measure say it's going to cause blackouts and kill jobs. >>> and attorney general eric holder and dignitaries will attend a memorial today marking the 23rd anniversary of the bombing of pan am flight 103 over scotland. it will be at the flight 103 memorial in arlington national cemetery. >>> almost 100 million dollars has been spent on slot machines in the state. up next, how much more the state is willing to shell out to get the casino anne arundel county up and running. >>> video games are

we sentered this map in san francisco. you see a lot of dots obviously. now let's look live at kup. -- at cupertino. what a contrast to san francisco we just showed you. several go along valco parkway. b.a.r.t. is working on an ex-tension to the south bay with stations planned in san jose, not cupertino. >>> now, we want you to join this conversation. it's very important. use the #betterbayarea to share your ideas about what would improve the issues, traffic and housing. together, we could make progress on bding a better bay area. >>> tonight, six people have died in the storm that ravaged florida and is making its way through southern states. michael is now a tropical storm. it made landfall as a cat 4 hurricane yesterday. entire cities are wiped out. >> i never seen nothing like it, nothing. it was sad. where are people going to live? they have no jobs now. never want to go through it again. ever. next time, i'm going opposite of wherever i devastation, neighbors are helping neighbors. a damaged sam's club opened up today and people lined up outside to

s around the country including sche shenandoah valley juvenile senter in va vashgs nova staff secure in virginia, the swk mesa staff secure in texas, children's village, new york and army training center in oklahoma. now the office of refugee resettlement within the department of health and human services was responsible for that the care of those people. now why i do point that out? we've got a broken system. it was in 2002 and the authorization of the homeland security we split out the responsibility where now cvp of a he understand, processes, but then turns unaccompanied children over to hhs. and we've gotten very good at of a-ending, processing, and dispersing. which from my standpoint has just fuelled this rise in unaccompanied children coming to the border. certainly during the last administration. just so we understand what we're talking about, when we say unaccompanied children. because i know immediately people think of, you know, little children, you know, seven, eight, nine, ten years ago odd. you hear the facts out of 188,000 unaccompanied children apprehended from 2012

. >> friday night's quake was senterred about 25 miles south of downtown los angeles.hile california deals with aftershoc aftershocks, the rest of the country is dealing with heavy rain. it's a gloomy sunday. fill us in on what we can expect. >> morgan, it is a gloomy sunday. we are dealing with a lot of rain, flash flooding a major problem. in addition to that, some areas looking at the snow. that's right. the snow across central portions and western pennsylvania down into west virginia. if you are traveling along i-81 today, we could see anywhere from two to four inches of snow. meanwhile, across portions of i-95 across maine, it's a mess out there. heavy rain coming down. in addition to that, we have some ice mixing in, across central portions of the state and snow, all the way across the north into portions of new brunswick. be careful out there on i-95. the flooding is going to be a problem along the coast in the central portions of pennsylvania. >> snow is going to accumulate across the great lakes and upstate portions of new york, if you are traveling along the

this was nyu medical senter's hundred yards from the east river.ht nurses stayed behind with the critically ill as storm raged outside the window. let's listen. >> we were able to provide all the services that we would normally provide for our patients on any day. >> they had walky talky systems in place if they had telephones that went out but all patients made it through the storm. the hospital suffered water he damage and it's not going to be open for other patients until tomorrow possibly thursday. >>> look at this video. also from new york city this morning. a cnn i reporter took video of four blocks of times throughout the day on sunday and put them together in a time-lapse video u look at this. hurricane irene as it affected new york city in less than 30 seconds. pretty cool looking, though, huh? >> that's the best view of the storm no doubt about that. as we are taking another view of a new storm. we are in the tropics and this is katia. this is a storm that has been advertised for a couple days and this is the same area cape verde island o

t swift had two sold out shows over the weekend at roger senter and the jays dropped both of their following games. with the post season series against the rangers looming. shake it off shake it off >> we will soon find out if the blue jays can shake it off. >> that's it. just shake it off. thanks for watching abc news. tune into ""good morning america" tomorrow. we are live 24/7 on our facebook page and on abc news.com. >>> shooting suspects crash into cops. new video of the daring and dangerous pursuit. good evening at 11:00. i'm sade baderinwa. >> and i'm bill ritter. that innocent man seriously hurt in that crash. surveillance cameras capturing the seconds before impact this afternoon. it happened in the bronx and now we know why these guys were running. >> eyewitness news reporter josh einiger at the precinct in the bronx with the new video and new details. >> we actually have more brand new video you'll see only on eyewitness news as the alleged triggerman was led out of the precinct station house just about a half hour ago. police say this is the man who right in front of two plain cl

also, health department clinics, libraries and senior senters are closed as well. of course no trash or recycling picked up. put it out tonight. it will be picked up tomorrow. megan. >>> new this morning, more violence in syria to tell you about. activist say troops shells killed neighborhoods killing 24 people. many of the victims women and children felt it until early hours of monday. a top u.n. official says 108 people were killed on friday. >>> also new this morning, a moderate earthquake hit northern china and this morning that quake shook buildings in beijing. people on the upper floors of tall buildings said on twitter that things of damage or injuries. charley. >>> a man is rescued from the prettyboy dam but takean he way in police cruiser. the baltimore county fire department says 24-year-old dustin asterista tried to go swimming in the gates of the dam while opened and cloomed along the edges to hold on. his friend called 911 and a fire fight are attached to helicopter went down in a harness bringing the young man to safety after being stuck there for mor

they are sentering the facilities can concrete. this is a image from 2003 you can see they have been covered over more with dirt. >> this is an entrance you can see the two under ground enrichment plants have been disappeared and covered over with dirt. >> iran is quite proud of the site. here a ahmadinejad touring it in 2008. >> if your intepgss are peaceful why do you build something under ground? >> the united nations have been concerned. perfects say satellite evidence suggests iran is trying to create a full production line for nuclear weapons. here is where it all begins. >> gasheen is where iran is now able to mine it's own high walt uranium oar. they show pictures of being built into the yellow cake before it is shipped off for the uranium conversion. >> it is the key link in the chain of nuclear production in iran. >> it is at this plant that iran is making the seed stock for the sent fujs. the your rain yum rives. it is converted then that is transferred to natam and put to the secentrifuges. >> the scientist appointed he

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more than 1 50 cars brought canned goods and turkey to the senter. >> people think about others as well as themselves. and they want to help. everybody this comes out to be a community led dinner and organizations like this come out to help us to help others. >> every year volunteers at bea gaddy family centerer is of a hot thanks giving dinner to those in need. >>> a record setting sunday for the ravens as they crushed the oakland raiders a big score. the purple and black set a new franchise record for the most points in a single game beating oakland 55 to 20. the ravens scored on 6 of the first 7 possessions. quarterback joe flacco threw for 341 yards and 3 touchdowns. the ravens spend this week getting ready for a face-off with the pittsburgh steelers sunday night. the rivals will meet for the first time this season. >>> all right. time for a check on your weather. gorgeous weather to sit in a football stadium and watch the game. >> perfect weekend out there two days lipped up great. keep -- lined up great. keep it coming. >> one more day and then the rain will come in. get out and e

i think it is a really great modification and i want to thank senter schakowsky and her staff for working hard to do that with the amendment before us would eliminate the entire program and mr. chairman, i think one of the things we have heard over and over is we have a crisis in primary care and we know the severe shortage of primary-care providers prevent americans from accessing high-quality care. i first hear it in rural communities and now he read in my urban areas. we have to encourage students to go to primary care and decrease expense and potential risk they take in doing so is a fundamental way we can steer medical students into primary care so i would ask the members of the committee to reject this amendment because it eliminates the whole program and hopefully this afternoon we will be able to offer the amendment with senator murkowski that i think what modify and present a very good so what we forward. >> mr. chairman. this would not eliminate the program. this would keep the program the way it is at the current time. nobody wants to eliminate this program. the reason i bring

the issue of same-sex marriage was front and senter this week in washington as never before. before the supreme court two, cases focused on the same social issue but raising very different legal issues. supporters and opponents were hoping the court would clarify whether gay and lesbian couples have the right to marry and if so, should they have the same benefits as opposite sex couples? in one case, a challenge to the defense of marriage act passed by congress and signed into law by bill clinton in 1996, defining marriage as between a man and a woman. >> is what happened in 1996, and i'm going to quote from the house report here, is that congress decided to reflect and honor a collective moral judgment and to express moral disapproval of homosexuality. is that what happened in 1996? >> when it has 1,100 laws which in our society means that the federal government is intertwined with the citizens' day to day life, you are at real risk of running in conflict with what has always been thought to be the essence of the state-based power which is to regulate marriage, divorce, cust

a minimal chance of tropical development but something the hurricane senter is watching and somethingwill be good news for parts of texas as it should slam into their region with some beneficial rains, major droughtconditions continue. frontal bondry pushing offshore. the next batch of thunderstorms and clouds to the west bubble of high pressure with strong winds in between will gust up to 30 to 40 miles per hour. and there's a fire threat today because of the dry conditions. and because of the strong winds. but at least we knocked the temperatures down. now that complex of showers to the west may produce showers overnight friday into early saturday morning. and then we work our way back up with temperatures this weekend. but until then we are in fine shape. 85 today. so much better but the winds will gust to 40 miles per hour and plenty of sunshine. clear skies, 52 tonight which means 40s north and west. and a high temperature in the lower 80s on friday, mid to upper 80s over the weekend. >> reporter: 95 southbound at the fort mchenry tunnel is back open. that's good news. all lanes

military troops wounded in combat recovering at bethesda's naval hospital and walter reed medical senter. >>> they were hired to watch out for crooks around an apartment complex. the two baltimore security guards were victims of a violent shooting. we will have new details on what happened. >>> and a big speech just hours away for maryland governor martin o'malley many details on the speech he will be giving in utah. >>> also new reaction is coming in overnight for a baltimore ravens football player on whether we are going to have a season. a deal could be be just days away. >> reporter: harry potter fans spend the evening at theater for the final installment. i am sherrie johnson. coming up, what they thought of the movie. >>> what did you think of yesterday? what will you think of today? looking at time-lapse and sunrise, on this severn at the u.s. naval academy i want to thank joce sterman for what you are about to hear. monday i don't care about you. tuesday, wednesday, how does that go? i was -- [audio not understandable] >> oh, gosh how do we blow that? we tried it for you. we will