. >> reporter: maryland state place are looking for the aggressive drivers. today they gave us a first hand look at the problem. >> this bmw jumped two lanes without using the signal, now going 80 miles an hour. >> reporter: in harford county, he already has the bmw and then the sports car would change three more moves. >> you went from the far left lane to the right lane and worked your way back over. >> reporter: shannon brown has committed three violations which could net herren aggressive driving charge which could cost five points off her license. >> you said i was switching lanes, speeding,. >> aggressive driving. >> following too close. >> this is our first trip together. >> reporter: this is the first of four law enforcement blitzes to combat aggressive driving which play as roll in two -- role in two out of three of deaths. >> i don't care how many traffic tickets i get, my goal is to make sure everyone gets there safely. >> have you had any problems before? >> no not before. >> reporter: brown's van nit plate may carry the message "forever joy" but

you can be much more aggressive in adopting real energy technologies so they are billed out more aggressively and extensively -- built out more aggressively and extensively. there are projects in the bayview. there are projects all over the city. now all these developers are trying to put these in all over the city and that kind of defeats the purpose. co-generation stamps grades, but it is still burning fuel -- sounds great, but it is still burning fuel. one thing we never criticizes the water plant, because it is obviously a spectacular water plan, and that kind of stuff should be encouraged and it is exactly what should be done, rather than desalination. [laughter] president vietor: commissioner torres. commissioner torres: as a former chairman of the california democratic party, i never thought i would be agreeing with the green party representatives. [unintelligible] it has been my experience -- most people do not realize that i have been living in san francisco since 1968. most san franciscans want to use a car. this city has incredible public transportation system. did you take that in

it is designed to raise public awareness about aggressive driving.is estimated that two-thirds of traffic deaths are caused by aggressive driving. >great white men say free recipes kickoff the first merrill -- great wine and savory recipes kickoff the first maryland one week. many will be featuring foods served at it speeding restaurants. >> wine shops and restaurants across the state are hosting winemaker dinners, offering special maryland wise, or doing tastings with their menus across the state. we are very excited about it appeared >>. >> for more information, visit our website, wbaltv.com, and be sure to click on "entertainment." tonight, the miracle on the hudson is heading north. more than two years ago, the airplane had a flock of birds, forcing the infamous emergency landing on the hudson river. the airplane's wings and tail will be reattached when it arrives. baltimore youths will take part in the duke of edinburgh's award young americans challenge. the development program is designed to help build confidence and self worth in youths in the

this is a fairly narrow band due to aggressive conservation. the next slide shows how we fit into the water conservation bill of 2009. there is the dark line which is a change in gross per-capita use overtime in san francisco. this is literally all of the water that crosses the county line in san francisco. current water use is at 85.6 gallons per day. everyone would have to take a share of that. that is below 100 gallons per capita per day. the last average is at 92.2 per day. this is under the way you calculate compliance with the water conservation act. that does not mean we will not do additional conservation but san francisco is really out there in terms of party complying with low water use. 85.6 gallons, sometimes you hear other numbers turn around like 51 gallons per capita which is residential water use in the san francisco. the gross number is calculating all of the water used in san franciscoslashthe number of residents. you will hear the key numbers. -- dues to san francisco -- used in san francisco divided by the number of resident

so far the congress had declared many wars of aggression. it's declared war to enter wars and have been under way or to. real interests of the united states and it's unclear if they are i doubt that they would have rejected the president's plan had he gone to congress but i guess the broader question is you know if you look at the history of warfare in the united states every single president since reagan has had a war of his own so to speak. is there a culture of aggression and warfare that we're fighting here that's broader than just libya. yes of course it goes back before reagan. remember the korean war bloody bloody war three or four million people killed for no reason except. these are who dominate the korean peninsula and divided. the motion unified society on the planet at that time culturally never fought in a war off its own soil and certainly divided and. mutilated by huge army marching against each other time and time again for years but mr clarke it was much easier about mom and vietnam of course it was much easier though in tho

is there a culture of aggression and warfare that we're fighting for that's broader than just libya yes of course it goes back before reagan. remember the korean war bloody bloody war three or four million people killed for no reason except. you start to dominate the korean peninsula and divide it the most unified society on the planet at that time culturally never fought in a war off its own soil and suddenly divided and. mutilated by huge armies marching against each other time and time again for years but mr clark it was much easier vietnam and vietnam of course it was much easier though in those days with that with the limited media to control the message by the white house by the congress by the by the forces in power now the people do have access to this information base see the consequence of the wars why do you think there isn't broader support behind messages like yours to end these conflicts why are folks like yourself marginalized and c.n.n. with all due respect sometimes that's french by by that means to an establishment. well i think the mainstream media is still they don't

. >>> you've seen them out there on the roads, aggressive drivers. but this week law enforcement is putting on the brakes on the tailgaters, lane changers and speeders as part of the smooth operator program. maryland is trying to save lives. >> immediately three traffic violations to charge someone with aggressive. it really isn't that hard because everybody is speeding. you got people who are passing, following too close, unsafe lane changing. >> aggressive driving can cost you five points off your license and it also plays a role there one out of three crashes and two out of three deaths on our roads. >>> opponents of the dream act cleared a hurd until the referendum. they validated the more than 18,000 signatures that opponents needed. the dream act aluses undocumented students to meet certain requirements to pay instate tuition. >>> the casinos cashed in more than $9 million in may, a decline since ay. officials said the drop isn't a cause for concern but they're focusing on long-term trends. >>> prince william and kate will come to baltimore in

was this an aggressive animal or a neighborhood dispute?be forced to spend more money just to use or plastic. avoid those minimum purchase requirements. abc news at 11 starts right now. the mac first off, that was a great basketball game that you just watch. thanks for staying with us because now we are going to tell you about a heat alert. it's not summer yet but the heat index could soon be in the triple digits. two people have died because of the sweltering temperatures. >> and now in baltimore county six students have decided to close early wednesday to give students a break from the heat. >> it's easy to tell its hot out there but these temperatures are dangerous. we want to go first to wyatt everhart in the storm center. >> well is heating up jamie, no question about that, especially as we go to the midday hours. heat advisory for all of central maryland, this is from the national weather service from noon through 8:00 tomorrow which will repeat thursday and friday. we have an excessive heat warning in philadelphia. 93 and higher in t

the police are about to get aggressive. tailgating and speeding, that's what the officers will be looking for in the smooth operator program. there are four waves of the initiative that begins this week and ends in september. in addition to increasing the force, this raises public awareness about aggressive driving. >> thank you, the administration links 1/3 of all crashes to aggressive driving. >>> let's check on the roads with kristy breslin. >>> hi, kai and everyone. we're seeing slow traffic out there. that's in the northbound direction from shawan to belfast. as far as the inner lupe goes, at least ten minutes from charles street to dulaney valley road. average speed, 40 miles per hour. back to the westside, we'll slow -- westside, you'll slow down. as far as accidents go, mccormac to shawan, that's in hunt valley and york at stevenson lane. let's take a live look. that's not a pretty site at 70 and 29. this is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you've suffered a personal injury, call them or visit their website. >

as i mentioned earlier, the decision made by the president was a more aggressive formulation, more aggressive time line in particular than that, which we recommended. i noted again there are broader considerations that guided that in my view. i don't think it is my place to try to explain in detail what all those broad considerations are. i don't think it is appropriate for me to go into positions of other people in my room either. you have the right to ask us the term, the prnl view, if we pledge to provide. i have provided that here this afternoon. >> i understand the president has a number of factors to take into account in making that decision. you wouldn't be able to share that information with us on exactly what it is you recommended as a military perspective. chairman mullin talked about that today having two full fighting seasons rather than -- the 33 k coming down at the and of the fighting season. we do have 15 months to do this. there was a good discussion of this and healthy debate. >> i want to add to that, the september 2012 date. is there any specific significance from that dat

. >> the decisions are more aggressive and incur more risk than i was originally prepared to accept. more force for more time is without doubt the safer course. >> the plan b. european leaders told grace to press ahead with spending cuts if it wants economic heallp. a warning that japan needs to protect its nuclear plant. >> growing tension with china in disputed areas of the south china at the sea. it is 9:00 a.m. in singapore. >> it is 2:00 a.m. in london. broadcasting to viewers on pbs and around the world. this is "newsday". hello and welcome. america's top military officer has admitted that president obama's decision to accelerate the withdrawal of troops from afghanistan is riskier than he originally wanted. first 30,000 troops are to be brought home by september next year. afghan president hamid karzai welcomed the move but the taliban said -- dismissed it as symbolic and vowed to continue fighting. our course on the reports. >> the president said the tide of war is turning and he has -- is hardly posing as a victor. these men and women spearheaded his search and he was almost

your critics say he's the most aggressive regulator in washington in fact so aggressive that these rules on margins and the way he's implementing the dodd frank reform law risks hurting american business. what do you say to that complaint? >> i say that transparent markets and well regulated markets benefit the american public and businesses and ultimately help promote jobs. the financial system fails america and the regulatory system failed. but what we know from prior failures out of the depression that well regulated markets help promote the economy. and this market, this swaps market that was so much a part of the crisis and all we need say is aig needs to have some oversight. needs a cop on the beat. needs transparency where people can see where the markets are. i think what we're doing here actually helps business and america. >> one other thing that happened during the financial crisis is we found out some of the derifd derivatives were customize and difficult to read and they were trying to make it more open and standardized and put it on exchanges. can you do that with those kin

the transition of power in north korea has contributed to a series of acts of aggression against our south korean allies. it's clear to me that if there's another such provocation clearly it will not turn the other cheek. this is serious implication for the united states as the treaty allies to the defense of south korea. we remain as committed as ever to our responsibility, and it's for this reason especially in light of the heightened state of alert the increased tensions we need to take a hard look at our current plan for the u.s. force realignment and to the normalization on the korean peninsula. this committee needs a better understanding of this major undertaking. the cost of which are significant and growing. but ultimately what must guide the u.s. defense policy, vis-a-vis the republic of korea is the obligation to insure the mutual security and success. admiral mcraven, what you achieved in york career is all pretty extraordinary before may 2nd, 2011, but on that day by leading the mission that killed osama bin laden, you and your men won an enduring place in the american mi

we are training and i think that you will see a pretty aggressive forward motion. let's i guarantee you that good government advocates will be delighted to hear the progress. >> thank you. >> i just wanted to concur with supervisor mere creamy. i was glad to see the memorandum on the work we are doing to expedite your recording links from the commission's. this item, i know that i had a lot of questions in terms of consolidation plans and moving forward. it is good to see recommendations for cost savings. i know that many of the department frequently attempt to come up with ideas for the meeting. i wanted to acknowledge that. even though i wanted to see more and we did not necessarily set a benchmark in terms of what we want to see achieved. hopefully as we move forward we can work together to set benchmarks for the department of technology. supervisor chu: thank you. if there are no further questions at this moment, we can go to public comment on this. are there any members of the public at which to speak? seeing no one, public comment is closed. do we have a moti

time to start getting a little more aggressive and figuring out exactly what we is to do put our money aside and tools we have to use to get there. >> it's not about a vineyard and beach but having to pay your out of pocket health care costs and being able to pay for your rent. the first step to rebuild for those people that aren't ready. >> cnnmoney.com has a great site. figuring out what your goals are. what is your finish line. how much is it going to take for you to get there and have a great cal kurt to use in order to figure out what it will take to get there and give you a good sense of guideline on how long it will take to get there. >> establish a goal, learn your resources and establish a system. >> how much will you get from

so, we're being very aggressive on revenues. rec and park has a strategy of pursuing revenue options. some of them are difficult decisions. they prioritize revenue over reductions. we have been working with the supervisors, working with the city family, to look at what options are available. the mayor is working on a general-obligation bond. hopefully for the november ballot, it will save us some general fund street repaving dollars. we are looking at what our other options are that we are allowed to do under state law. there is some limit as to what we are able to do. we are looking hard at all our options. >> as mentioned, as you may have heard, we relaunched the jobs program just three weeks ago. he can go into detail with anybody here. we wanted to aim it at small businesses. they can take advantage of this jobs now program with funding that is available to help you hire and pay for employees to the tune of some $5,000. that could pay for employees for small businesses up to probably around two or three months in their first

. >> there was no aggressiveness on the part of brown. he was in retreat, trying to apologize and resolve the dilemma. >> reporter: tshamba is in leg shackles. a judge, not a jury will decide the case. >>> prosecutors presented 14 witnesses while making their case. wjz will have more on the case at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00. >>> a metro police officer is behind bars this noon and facing a new charge in connection with the murder of a baltimore county woman. mary bubala has more on this case. >> reporter: good afternoon, don and everyone at home. this officer is now charged with man slaughter in the death of a 1-year-old girl. he's accused of shooting a 20- year-old to death. then, he hid her car with her 1- year-old daughter inside. the girl was found dead days later probably from the heat. there's a possibility he's the little girl's father. phillips is also charged with first degree murder with the death of the woman. he's held without bond. >>> phillips is an eight year veteran and married with a 12- year-old daughter. >>> the miracle on th

scientists isolated a substance from a cinnamon plant and then used it on mice with aggressive strains of alzheimer's. the trials show it delayed the disease despite the optimistic news. they warn that too much cinnamon can lead to liver disease. >>> all right, leigh glaser is here, and, wow, what a great day. >> wow is right. temperatures are up as much as 14 degrees, and we will keep this warming trend with us for the next several days. this is our live look from the high definition rooftop cam, and what you are looking at is the bright moon light. it is the waxing gibons moon which is 90% full. a lot of clear skies over the city and most of the bay. we are still picking up a little low cloudiness and fog developing near the coast. it is a mild evening, especially inland. 64 degrees right now in

. >> depue appears to be the most aggressive. she says she will cut the property-tax rate in half by 2014, in part through incentives for taxpaying residents. another promises a 50% cut over 10 years. he will rely on better efficiency. landers relieve -- believes a 25% to 30% cut is more realistic. he wants to raise the rates on vacant properties. all three have proposed a tax rate that is nearly double of neighboring counties. >> it is too important for conjecture. a much -- like a much more conservative approach comes from the mayor. -- >> a much more conservative approach comes from the mayor. >> we need to be fiscally responsible. the type of dramatic reductions that we're talking about is a intelsat guy and that is not who i am. >> what is your definition -- is a high in that sky and that is not why am. >> what is your definition of responsible tax cuts? >> i will talk about that during the campaign. >> some say these cuts could kill the city's chances of attracting more jobs. monad at 6:00 p.m. -- more on that at 6:00 p.m.

led nato military aggression in north african region so i hope saw that as see all russia china china russia leaving leading this new global moving on to balance the power in the wall and saw that they can build a new world order where norm or unilateral aggressive or even clone you know methodology being put into a sovereign nation such as leave your political scientist dr chung live from beijing thanks very much. russia's envoy is in tripoli to convince the regime there's no place for colonel capacity in libya's future but loyalist officials have told mikhail margelov the colonel is not prepared to step down it's the latest push by moscow to mediate a cease fire meantime there's no letup in the fighting with yet more nato airstrikes on a rebel advance towards gadhafi stronghold. reporting for us. the visit to tripoli is part of russia's peace mediator mission in the protracted libyan conflict moscow has been insisting all the time that a nonviolent negotiation is the only way out of the crisis russia has repeatedly criticized nato for starting a military operation here and has never

for bernadette wilson, the videos were an eye opener about two aggressive procedures. >> c.p.r., and on a breathing machine. it doesn't work for cancer patients. >> reporter: what did you think before you saw the tapes? >> that it probably would work. >> reporter: what did you tell the doctors? >> that i don't want to be resuscitated. when i saw that gentleman laying there on that ventilator, that... that was difficult. you know, i wouldn't want that for me or anyone else. >> reporter: studies show most patients that watch these videos change their minds about what they want and choose less- aggressive care. harry. >> smith: why does this seem to be so difficult for doctors? >> reporter: harry, when a patient comes to you and says, "doc, i'm going to beat this." and part of you agrees with them or wants to agree with them and it's hard to start that conversation. and i have made the mistake, in my very own practice, the delaying that conversation. too long and watching one of my patients needlessly suffer at the end of their life abuse i wasn't able to properly coordinate end-of-life

but the roots are not as aggressive of the fica roots. it is another tree we love in urban conditions, it is very reseal yebt. >> name again. >> brings -- brisbane box. >> if we look across the street, you see a newish building, you see street trees along the face of this new building, part of the city requirements is when you do a new building, you're required to plant street trees, unless you get an exception because there are problems with the utilities underground or driveway interference or something. this is a case where there was a brand new building and they were required to plant three trees. the rule was one treat for every 20 feet of curb face. >> what are these? >> toif look closer. >> they not only have to plant them, they have to maintain them too. >> that's right. in some cases, the code said shall plant and we would plant and they would take them out. that has been since corrected in the code. >> luckily. but it can be a little challenging because we will have deefler, who builds a building and then sells it and the proper

anyway, i think that if we are concerned about it, we need to be more aggressive through staff to the board. president olague: i know that it came out before. commissioner fong raised it. maybe we could draft an official request. could we do so, requesting, i don't know, that the board of supervisors look at these different issues? and to reconsider? i am not sure how we would phrase it or draft it, but we need to put forth an official request instead of just babbling among ourselves, hoping somehow the message gets to the second floor. we have long supported this issue. i think there have only been two dispensaries we have denied. the first one, and then the 1 and north beach. i think the first one was unanimous, but the second was not. given the current rules, we fully support, i also think there is a lot of misinformation, misunderstanding, and still a lot of fear around medical cannabis dispensary is, when really it is a medical use and people have to have certain prescriptions. they need a prescription in order to even enter that placed. in this situation, no smoking is even allo

forces must be withdrawn in the absence of an attack if there is no congressional aggression authorization within sixty days and that provision has expired and it's not true you know there are some there is. a kind of misdirection that happens with saying oh well you know presidents have not except that the worst our war powers resolution is constitutional there are multiple provisions and they're separable so if one provision is unconstitutional or arguably unconstitutional that doesn't mean that every provision is unconstitutional and in particular the sixty day provision which has not been defined in the past is good u.s. law there was a nine hundred eighty justice department memorandum that said this is constitutional and no president no executive since one thousand nine hundred has ever reputed. that memorandum so that's good law. people make all kinds of arguments of course and say well you know if there is a u.n. security council resolution that's irrelevant there is need oh that's irrelevant and furthermore new is not something separable from the united states united states somethi

we'll start with the state police' crackdown on aggressive driving.the program is called smooth operator and one of four law enforcement blitzes planned for the summer. aggressive driving plays a role in two out of three deaths on the road. >>> the next time you get on an elevator, the inspection report may look different. it's changing it to remore of the expiration dates and replacing them with inspection dates claiming that will reduce any fear for those riding on the elevators. >>> now to the trial of casey anthony charged with killing her dlawrt in 2008. the prosecution focused on the garbage can found in casey's car. we have more on what experts said. >> the state is now ready to move on to what a cadaver dog smelled in casey's car but they didn't go there until they detailed all the garbage that was found in that trunk. prosecutors started the day showing jurors photos of the garbage in casey's trunk including a white trash bag, empty packages of frozen lunch meat, chicken, cheese and other things. a forensic expert was called in to testify abo

they'd say persnickety, passive-aggressive, punctual, and--and pernicious. okay, we'll look forward to all of that. i think you are the first guest on speaking freely who has also done space ghost. i am. i mean, i wouldn't know that, but i just was watching the space ghost marathon last night, and i did my space ghost so long ago, it's never even in the reruns. you know, i was struck by seeing that you seem to do things just 'cause it looks like fun. um, well, yeah, there's a lot of-- you know, a lot of that. i do things that i want to do, but then again, don't misunderstand. i don't get tons of offers to do things, so it's not like i'm passing up doing the next nicole kidman vehicle so that i can do space ghost, you know what i mean? like, it's--it's-- [laughs] which would be a tough call. i'm offered a lot of fun things, but it's not like i make hard decisions every day. i understand that david letterman was an early inspiration for you. yes, when the letterman show came on when i was in high school, i was motivated to set my sights on a career in comedy.

adopting then. >> we want to be sure that their behavior is good for the average adopter and not aggressionblem, toward people or animals. >> and if they growl and don't bite the hand, she passes that. and good girl, in case she has something in her mouth, we get it out. and one more test, called the startle test and it startled hear but she came to me. and passed the handling test. >> for the mental exam i feel for lumps and bumps. and the ears and see if they are infected and look at the eyes and be sure they are clear and don't have cataracts and look at their teeth and heart. this is the first job that i feel i make a dvrngs. -- difference. and we may do 40 to 80 animals a day for treatments. and do blood work and skin scrapings and cultures to diagnose different diseases. and x-rays, i can take an animal that would be euthanized at a different shelter and fix it and get it ready for a home. >> we have a partnership and we let a professional groomer run a private business from our facility and in turn grooms our shelter animals. what is the big deal of that? when someone comes to adopt