armstrong's bomb killed a student and damaged 26 buildi s buildings. the kchemistry building was lifted off its foundation and shifted over six inches that little detail in the documentary is not mentioned. in a scene at the university of wisconsin depicting the october 1967 protest, over the issue of admitting recruiters, corporate recruiters from dow chemical, dow manufacturers napalm and seran wrap, as i recall. what we see in the documentary from the film footage is students, peaceful members of sds, non-violent, staging a peaceful sit-in, being savagely beaten by city police officers. and this radicalized the campus. this set off a three-year period, a fuse that ultimately exploded in 1970 with carl armstrong. what we do not see from those pictures is that the campus police had actually disarmed themselves prior to the sit-in. they removed all weapons, anything that could be interpreted as a weapon, since they did not want to provoke violence. what the film does not show is the sds members assaulting students and campus police officers and beating

armstrong switched in manual controls, he would have to bring the craft in the old fashioned way. by flying it. >> flight controllers, ready for landing. >> houston you're a go for landing. >> over. >> 3,000 feet, clear for landing. >> 60 seconds. >> python, fuller. 2-1/2. picking up some dust. forward, drifting to the right a little. >> contact flight. okay engine stop. >> we copy you down eagle. >> houston, the eagle has landed. >> reporter: the eagle had landed with 20 seconds of fuel left but no one was worried about that. >> step out the landing. >> reporter: and so neil armstrong, american became the first man to walk on the moon. >> it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> ktvu went out to get the public's reaction. >> i think it's fabulous, just great. >> i thought it was great. sure. i think it's in keeping with biblical predictions and practice is something -- i believe. >> you liked it? >> yes. >> i think we should head on to mars, money well spent. >> reporter: it was an american flag the astronauts planted. president nixon called them on the phone.

we know armstrong was writing it because the original's in armstrong's handwriting. the original document. the document was copied that night and on monday morning it was taken to the temple of virtue where every morning the adjutants from the regiments arrived to get their daily orders and on this morning among the daily orders was this address. it began, it is anonymous, he did not sign it, the address began, gentlemen, a fellow soldier whose interests and affections bind him strongly to you, whose past sufferings have been as great and whose future fortunes may be as desperate as yours, would beg leave to address you. will congress address our wrongs or will they trample on our rights? if peace comes and we put down our swords, what then? the address went on to rally the officers. and then declared at the end, we will meet tomorrow, tuesday, the 11th at the temple of virtue. as soon as this address arrived at washington's headquarters, he immediately issued a general order canceling the meeting. washington knew that by simply canceling the meeting he was running a

louis armstrong was one of the planet. he gave us a healing that still sits with us.>> good evening. >> radical change in course for bay area yacht racing. >> the coast guard calls for a temporary halt to all offshore events in the wake of the crash off the farallon islands. we're joined now from the coast guard island in alemeda court. >> the coast guard has yet to provide any official decision on any of this. but we did speak with the associate publisher of latitude 38th magazine, a sailing magazine based in mill valley and he tells us that what they are expected to do is a 30 day moratorium all on all open ocean racing. specifically what does that mean? that means that any boat heading out into

and our cultural correspondent wynton marsalis on armstrong's last trumpet performance, rediscovered after 40 years. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the threat of a terrorist strike in this country did not die withlet killing of osama bin laden in pakistan. the first anniversary of the seal team ride of raid on his compound is next wednesday, may 2. now, law enforcement is on alert for a possible attack around that date. we're told that there is no specific threat, but there are more messages flying around on extremist web forums calling for attacks. bob orr has more on what we know so far. >> reporter: since the killing of osama bin laden by u.s. navy seals, al qaeda has vowed revenge. and with the approaching anniversary of bin laden's death, u.s.3officials are monitoring persistent rumblings on jihadist web sites, advocating new attacks. a joint intelligence bulletin, just issued by the f.b.i. and department of homeland security security, urges state and local police to increase vigilance, warning "al qaeda's a

i love you bri. >> armstrong's weekly routine will continue indefinitely.ears to life for first-degree murder. >> sometimes i can see the victim in my case when i'm walking, you know what i'm saying? it's like demons that never go away. i have dreams about it, you know? >> the victim was a friend who learned that armstrong was involved in drug dealing and credit card fraud. >> she was an ex-girlfriend of mine, but we still lived together at the time. so at the time i guess you could say she was a roommate, you know what i'm saying? she was finding out what i was doing. it started infringing on her life. and she started getting scared and tried to stop me and didn't listen. and there's been this discrepancy as to what she was going to the police and talking about and what she was telling who i was involved with. and it led to her -- i can't even phrase it. what happened to her shouldn't have happened to her. >> armstrong told us he chose to plead guilty even though he wasn't the hit man. >> i knew what happened. i was definitely complicit. i could have stopp

tattoos will probably lead police to martinez armstrong.d to miss is the one in the middle of his forehead. and this one on his neck reads, kill or be killed. >> other than to confirm the facts, police are not interested in elaborating on martinez armstrong's case, or the search to find him. at police headquarters, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. back to you on tv hill. >> if you see martinez armstrong, police ask you to contact them. >>> federal agents across the nation are looking for a man with ties to maryland. this is a picture of 30-year- old eric toss. he is on the fbi's 10 most wanted list. toss is a former teacher at an elementary school in washington, d.c. and is wanted for producing child pornography including doing that here in maryland. he was most recently living in the phoenix arizona region. but eluded capture. >>> well, years of working and living in baltimore will soon come to an end for dozens of city teachers. they are international educators. and their visas are about to run out. as gigi barnett explains in this school

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tattoos will probably lead police to martinez armstrong. hard to miss is the one in the middle of his forehead and this one on his neck reads "kill or be killed." >> other than to confirm the facts, police are not interested in elaborating on martinez armstrong's case or the search to find him. reporting live, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. >> if you think you've seen martinez armstrong, police urge you to contact them. >>> fire tears through a home in timonium in the area of quaker ridge road. the fire caused significant damage before firefighters brought it under control. so far, no reports of any injuries. >>> we're talking a lot about brush fires. >> yes. very dangerous out there. still very dry. it will continue to be dry. and still breezy right now. northwest winds at 10. very dry. hiewrmt only -- humidity only at 28%. come back and look at a warmup on the way after this. ,,,,,,,, ring ring hello, progresso. it fits! fantastic! ring ring] progresso. they fit! awesome thank you ring, ring [ man ] pro-gresso they fit! okay-y... okay??

armstrong.> i prefer neil armstrong and luis armstrong. why can't i have both? >> i prefer armstrong williams. >> and you referred to the cat video in this segment as a tour de fur. >> yes jie. what about paw de force? >> i thought about that, but i figured mine is better. >> not so sure you had the right thought here. >> paw de force? >> that is much better. >> can i vote neither? >> well at least i tried. >> we can only rhyme tour and paw in a rap song. >> or on long island. >> oh sure. >> exactly. >> what was that about? >> let's move on. >> secret service. greg, you noted that at the brothel the agents revealed their identities bragging "rework for obama -- we work for obama. we are here to protect him." we think we should look that word up to make sure. apparently it means kept from knowledge or from view. it is hidden. i don't think they are doing it right. >> well done looking up the word secret to find out the definition. >> maybe i didn't know what it meant. >> well okay then. >> you sa

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with us is armstrong world industries ceo matt espe.excited to have you because this is a stock and a trade that we've been talking about for a long time. now, we just had an economist from bank of america/merrill lynch who sort of delineated the various legs of renovation spending. >> right. >> first of all, there's the investor. >> right. >> so the person who buys to rent, and then there's the person who buys to actually occupy. does it matter in your business when it comes to types of products sold in margins who that buyer is? >> not really. what drives our business is the -- the kind of construction, so obviously what we're seeing here is somewhat of a broad base modest recovery, you know. we're seeing single family housing grown at about 10%. that's what we're calling this year. multi-family close to 20 overall. 16%, 17%. you know, it's a mixed difference for us, so if you go to a multi-family housing you'll have a little lower end so there's some margin compression from that in flooring and cabinets. single family a little bit hi

armstrong was in poor health at that time, so this performance was a bit of a comeback for him.t surprised the crowd with tunes like hello dolly. there were performances recorded by cbs. armstrong died just five months later. >>> a tree steeped in symbolism could soon be sprouting up in arlington cemetery. today a nonprofit conservation organization american forrests held a tree planting ceremony to replace what's known as the lost arlington oak. the 220-year-old post oak tree once stood near the jfk gravesite. that tree fell during hurricane irene in august last year. today's ceremony coincides with arbor day celebrations. >>> a mother of all garden sales takes place today and tomorrow at the national arboretum. this year's sale includes more than 600 books on horticulture and garden design and you'll find a wide variety of plant vendors and those hard to find plants. the arboretum is located on new york avenue in northeast. >>> the museum's first permanent addition since its grand opening in 2008 is now open itself. it's called hp new media gallery. this gallery offers up what

the charges have been filed against 21-year-old martinez armstrong, the half-brother of one of those boys. investigators did not believe armstrong was there at the time of the shooting, but forensic evidence links him to the shooting. he was convicted of felony assault in 2009, making it illegal for him to possess a firearm. county -- carroll county residents are on edge tonight. homes have been burglarized. >> one of those incidents happened here at westminster and the other six happened near the baltimore county line. police think the case may be connected. residents are concerned because they say this type of thing really does not happen out here. it is not something people in carroll county are used to dealing with. >> mostly people getting stopped for speeding. you you -- you do not worry about your house getting broken into. >> she is rethinking her safety after a series of burglaries near her neighborhood. >> someone is invading your home and your privacy. that would concern me. >> deputies say seven bones of been burglarized in eastern carroll county alone. what happened in w

forensic evidence links armstrong to the weapon. the gun is similar to this 22- caliber rifle made to look like an automatic rifle. armstrong was convicted of felony assault in 2009, making it illegal for him to possess firearms. it is also charge of reckless endangerment. the gun was found in the car of the city police officer. he remains suspended as a result of the investigation. he is not criminally charged. jayne miller for stan stovall -- wbal-tv 11 news. >> she could be removed from the george zimmerman case. >> today's move was purely precautionary. it is like in the first in what are sure to be dozens of legal questions and maneuvers in the case. george zimmerman is in an isolated cell at the seminole county justice center. we know he will stay there for at least another week. his attorney requested a bond hearing next friday, fully aware of the tension that surrounds the case. >> it will be difficult for him to walk down the street. i do not want him in jail because of that. i want him safe. i need him available to me. >>

we learn police are seeking 21- year-old martinez armstrong, distinctive because of a tattoo on his neck that says a "kill or be killed." he lived in the home where the shooting happened. a warrant was issued for him today when he failed to appear in court on a drug case. prosecutors won him picked up and held without bail. as the consequence, his lawyer said, because prosecutors believe the gun used in the shooting ducks monae turnage was his. -- the gun used in the shooting of monae turnage was his. >> one thing i know is, they did not manufacture that weapon. they didn't have a steel mill in the basement. they did not manufacture the bullets to put into the gun. it was not teleport in their from space. >> the gun was found in the officer's car the day after the shooting. the girl's body was found in an alley, covered with trash bags. the investigation is now in its fifth week. police and prosecutors want a solid case. >> we will make sure we told everybody accountable that played a role in this young lady's death. >> martinez armstrong has a violent background. in 2009, he was convict

. >>> up next here tonight, also made in america, louis armstrong and a performance the world is just now getting to hear. ♪ >>> one of the great artists, one of the great american originals of all time who left us a long time ago, is about to entertain us with something new. louis armstrong was just five months from the end of his life when he gave an impromptu concert in 1971 at the national press club in washington. he sang and played the trumpet, he had the hanky out, the whole nine yards. what a joy for those in the room for it. it became folklore in the music business because they knew there was a recording of it, and now we get to by it, hear the master all these years later. 11 tracks, one hour long, available this week on itunes and wherever music is sold, as they say. >>> in washington state, government officials and health and environmental experts met today to talk about what to do about the estimated 1.5 million tons of debris from the japanese tsunami and earthquake floating in the pacific. it can't be stopped. it's on its way here and it may end up on the west coast soo

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here's hln digital lifestyle expert mario armstrong. this is so innocuous. >> it is, but they call it very effective. called ab testing and right now on my apad i'm looking at the elect romney page and can you see the donation button is in red. let's go further down on the screen here. we'll also notice that the connect now button is in red and make a donation is in red. there is a reason, it's not just party colors and things of that nature, just looks great on the wednesday sglit or it's patriotic. >> it's really about ab testing. what this means is optimizely works for starbucks, abc and cbs use this, large enterprises, crate & barrel, large businesses use to this use data maining, to find out what works best when someone comes to a website. the romney campaign said if we make it a purple button, do more people click on that and do we get more funds because it's purple? we can test that over time to see which changes to the website have the most impact. >> what in my online presence would tell mitt romney's campaign that i'm more lik

lee armstrong died five months after that. >>> grab your favorite songs, it is now a national prime rib day. who knew? no one quite knows who started this day. apparently we didn't either. it's a day you can forget about your diet and dig in to your favorite prime rib. now, be warned, the prime rib can have an average of 450 calories, so you got to fast, you got to balance it out before you enjoy that prime rib. >>> several of remembrance ceremonies are planned today marking the one-year anniversary of the tornado that ripped through tuscaloosa, alabama. the tornado killed 47 people and a prayer service being held on the steps of the capitol in alabama later this morning. a memorial ceremony will take place later this evening at the university of alabama. the students came forward, and the crimson tide athletes there at the university of alabama. >> exactly. you know what? this tornado outbreak was ranked like one of the highest in the u.s. so it was a really bad outbreak. and also it has made the national weather service want to do severe preparedness week and that's what we're dealing

police are looking for martinez armstrong. they say it was his gun two boys were playing with on march 3rd when turnage was shot and killed. the gun, traced to armstrong, was found inside the personal car of a baltimore police officer who is connected to the suspect's family. police say armstrong has a kill or be killed tattoo on his neck. kai? >> denise, thank you. >>> police say the boys panicked after the shooting and put turnage's body into a backyard and covered it with trash. >> opening arguments begin in the death of two teens in baltimore. >> reporter: there were two people in the car that struck the teenager that night. a man and a woman. he said she was driving. she says he was driving. now, it's up to a jury to decide who is telling the truth. >> it's been 10 months since 16- year-old courtney angeles and 17-year-old emerald smith were killed by a hit-and-run driver while crossing martin luther king and pratt streets. for their grieving mothers, the start of this trial is filled with emotion. >> anxiety. some relief

armstrong's performance. it brings it all back to me.ecially struck by his presentation at the pres club certificate of appreciation, which as my dad stated, given to queens and kings, heads of state, but no one as great as you mr. armstrong. >> only 300 copies of the original recording were released on vinyl and now it's available to anyone on itunes or the national press club website. >>> coming up, strip clubs and prostitutes add up to a major embarrassment. now d.c.'s congresswoman has some ideas for the agency. she joins us live on the news edge at 6:00. and former d.c. councilman prepares for sentencing. could he have had help? new documents from council help to explain what happened. and a teen is linked to four brutal assaults in a d.c. neighborhood. mayor vincent gray gives a frame of mind. homicide of young people in america has an impact on all of us. how can we save these young people's lives? as a police chief, i have an opportunity to affect what happens in a major city. if you want to make a difference, you have to have th

heather armstrong, good morning. i guess blogging too, is for better or worse, and you've gone through this trial of separation from your husband. and you've had to do so publicly. was that difficult writing about this experience? >> absolutely. it's probably the most difficult thing i've ever written about. i was really scared. a lot of people bring their own perspective and experience to something like this. and i didn't know if talking about it was going to, you know, destroy everything. i thought i had to talk about it, because i felt, it's not revealing what was going on. because i've been so open about my life for almost 11 years. >> and at the same time, it's so personal. it must be like putting your heart right out there. >> you know, i write about the day-to-day bond of my life and this was pretty much consuming me. and it was hard to sort of write about anything else without revealing it. >> and what has the response been from your viewers, your readers? >> my readers are the most incredible group of women.

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lose armstrong was just months from his life when he gave an impromptu concert.hole nine yards and what a joy for those in the room for it. it became folklore in the music business because they knew there was a recording of it, but now we get to buy it. 11 tracks, one hour long, available this week on itunes and wherever music is sold. >>> in washington state, government officials and health and environmental experts met today to talk about what to do about the estimated 1.5 tmillio tons of debe from the japanese tsunami and earthquake floating in the pacific. it can't be stopped. it's on its way here and it may end up on the west coast sooner than we thought. maybe as soon as this year. today's meeting is aimed at coming up with ways to report on it, protect people from whatever comes washing ashore. >>> another collision between nature and machine. another commercial jet has been hit by a bird. this time, it was just last night. a jetblue flight from westchester to west palm. second such incident in the new york area in just six days. it was hit by a goose in f

prosecutors say armstrong needed cash to pay barnes to murder her father. pizza delivery man, to rob the bank. prosecutors say armstrong and barnes even watched wells rob the bank from a safe distance. wells' relatives insist he had nothing to do with this strange and complicated plot. >> he did not know any of these people. that's why they had to lure him to the tower to plant the bomb on him. >> prosecutors say wells could have alerted someone before robbing the bank and they don't know whether wells ever knew the bomb was real. guilty and pleads innocent. >> better do something quick here or i'm going to burn and sinister, strange, shocking." as a home, there are things i'm supposed to do. like, keep one of these over your head. well, i wasn't "supposed" to need flood insurance, but i have it. fred over here chose not to have it. ♪ me, i've got a plan. fred he uh... fred what is your plan? do i look like i have a plan? not really. [ female announcer ] only flood insurance covers floods. for a free brochure, call the number on your screen. in here, the la

i'm going to conjure up tim armstrong., tim armstrong. >> this is amazing how quickly you got here. almost like "star trek"ish. we have to be fast. that's our job. >> this is $1 billion. the entire market cap is $1.7 billion. bidding 19.75. this is big for aol. >> it's significant for a couple of reasons. one is this is an asset of the company that people didn't recognize within the value of the company. and, two, the deal is tremendous. it gives us the ability to sell assets we weren't using, still maintain a very clear and distinct ip portfolio and leverage our tax and cash or buybacks. >> 50/50 on that? >> we would like to return as much of the cash as possible to shareholders and i think we're going to make a clear decision about what to do this week with our board. >> do you want to mention avon real quick in. >> they do have a new ceo, sharon mccall of johnson & johnson is going to take the position. but of course the big sort of larger context is there is a fight going on over whether avon will remain an independent

digital lifestyle expert mario armstrong explains. it is saturday, april 21. good morning, i'm randi kaye. the man who shot and killed a florida teen in self-defense could get out of jail today. the bond was set for $150,000 for george zimmerman. he apologized to trayvon's family. martin savidge is in florida this morning. everyone is focusing on the apology. there's another comment that could cause problems for the defense. what was that? >> reporter: the apology was a surprise. i don't think anybody anticipated george zimmerman would be called to the stand. remember, he was under oath. he said he was sorry for the death of their son. he also said that he thought trayvon martin was only a few years younger than he was. that stuck in my mind. i went back and replayed the 911 call from the night of the tragic shooting of trayvon martin. in that call, george zimmerman is asked to describe the age of the then unidentified trayvon martin. he said he thought he was in his late teens. that is clearly not close to george zimmerman's own age. it's a strong contradicti

now charges have been filed against armstrong, the half-brother of one of those boys. investigators say they don't believe armstrong was home at the time of the shootings but say forensic evidence links him to the weapon. he was convicted of felony assault in 2009 which makes it illegal for him to possess a firearm. >> people in parts of carroll county are on alert this morning after a series of burglaries in the eastern part of the county. in the last two weeks police say several homes were burglarized. sheldon dutes has more. >> it is not something people in carroll county are used to dealing with. >> you don't usually worry about your house getting broken into. >> i guess more than being robbed and having your stuff stolen is that someone is invading your home and privacy, and that would concern me more, you know what i mean? >> deputies say several homes have been burglarized. one happened east of westminster and the remaining six happened between eldersberg and manchester. all the incidents happened during the day. officials say the suspect got into the home throu

marry eggers took on lance armstrong.d him to the raspedding him a message by twitter and he accepted. it was to raise awareness for the organization teams. living with cancer. >> pediatric did nurse at strong. and in rochester for 10 years. >> i saw too many kids die. and late diagnoses and i get angry. >> she had a goal of raising $1,000. >> she surpassed it by raising 50,000-dollars. >> one of the greatest players of all time is up for sale this weekend. it is an auction house. and on the blowing are 800 items from the red sox hall of famer ted williams. it includes bats, award. and a ball he asked babe ruth to sign. >> he is a huge red sox fan. going to buy anything else? >> i am looking. > ing they will raise money and a portion goes to charity. >>> they give inner city kids a chance to get in the air. they will keep them out of trouble when they are on the streets. >> another enjoyable day in your forecast for your sunday. giving you live looks. we have mostly sunny skies and most places. some of us waking up with a

now we have learned police are seeking 21-year-old cortines armstrong. he is the half-brother of the 13-year-old suspected shooter. he lived in the home where the shooting happened. a warrant was issued for him today when he failed to appear in court on a drug case. prosecutors want to pick up and held without bail. as the consequence, his lawyer said, because prosecutors believe the gun used in the shooting was his. in an interview today, the police commissioner would not comment on this new development. he did talk about the boys allegedly getting access to the gun. >> they did not manufacture that weapon. they did not have a steel mill in the basement. they did not manufacture the bullets that were put into the gun, and it was not teleport in their from space. >> the gun was found an officer wore bows the car the day after the shooting. -- was found in the officer's car the day after the shooting. the investigation now in its fifth week is delivered, because police and prosecutors want a solid case. >> we are going to make sure we hold everybody accou

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martinez armstrong is charged with being a felon in possession of a weapon. detectives say his rifle was used to kill 13-year-old monae turnage. police say armstrong was a relative of one of the teenagers who shot turnage. her body was found hidden in an alley in east baltimore. >>> a judge faces terrorism charges. gigi barnett has more on what happened in federal court. >> reporter: well, the laurel native pleaded not guilty to all charges. prosecutors accuse craig baxom of trying to provide support to a terrorist organization in somalia. they believe he traveled to somalia in december with the intention of joining a group called alshabab. he was stopped in kenya and questioned by the fbi there. he now faces up to 15 years this prison if he is convicted. vic, back to you. >> gigi, thank you. baxom joined the army in 2007 and spent time in iraq and south korea. >> a warning to drivers on the jones falls expressway. prepare for major construction delays, starting tonight. wjz is live along the jfx. weijia jiang has more on the repair project that begins in les

hilary armstrong, executive producer of "california state of mind." our digital war room at current.com/thewarroom. and you can find out how to get tickets and much more. and now to what has got me fired up tonight. it is related to the conversation we just had. we talked a lot lately about how republicans are trying to take us back to a by-gone era. it seems they return us to the 1950s in both thought and deed but there's one striking difference between the republicans of yesterday and the republicans of today. the republicans of yesterday believed in building this country for the greater good. republicans of yesterday believed in working together to make this country the best and they believed in investing for our children's future. lincoln built the transcontinental railroad and signed the moral land grant act. teddy roos have it built the panama canal and believed in a fair and progressive tax system. richard nixon gave us the environmental protection agency. remember when conservatives actually wanted to conservative what we had, but at the same

i will never forget as a child being inspired by neil armstrong's famous status update "small stepping, giant leaping, hashtag man time" (cheers and applause) nation, if there's one thing we can all agree on is that half of us won't agree on even that. (laughter) liberals and conservatives don't see eye to eye on anything. if fox news says that water is a liquid the "new york times" will do three columns on how hydrogen is a gas and oxygen is openly gay. (laughter) with neither side wanting to give an inch, especially since the lefties are still trying to move us to the metric system. now, fortunately there's a way to bridge the partisan divide and it's tonight's word. (cheers and applause) united we can't stand them. (laughter) folks, if you've spent any time watching msnbc lately, you should change the batteries in your remote, they're obviously dead. (laughter) but if you do... if you do watch msnbc, you might have seen this. >> concerned about american's huge carbon footprint? you should be concerned about immigration. sound crazy? immigrants produce four times more carbon emission

he was joined by lance armstrong and ken griffey jr.and one of the 40 other cyclist to finish the tour today. jackson and bark on the arrived -- embark on the right to remind about the victims of the disaster. >> not only to recognize my own mistake, but to make sure the country is aware of the devastating these storms are. >> each of the bicycles will be auctioned. the goal is to raise $1 million for tornado relief. we've been talking about the weather in st. louis tonight, the damage that potts, and the people suffering. >> seems like we are in a more spring-like pattern. good weather yesterday, rain today. better weather tomorrow. we'll talk about that coming up. >> red carpet out tonight for a star-studded event in washington. the annual white house correspondents' dinner. those in attendance include kevin spacey, and kris jenner. the nerd prom raises money for scholarships. >> this evening we have had on- again, off-again rain showers. not enough to interfere with the orioles performance the night. tomorrow we should do better weat

nasa is releasing new ring tone for your phone you can hear the roar of the launch or neil armstrong'sds "one step for man one giant leap for man tim kind." even -- for mankind." even "houston we have a problem." >>> nasa wants your help in studying asteroids and their characteristics the gold to know more about position, -- >>> down here on earth it is glorious. i was in marin county this morning it was fantastic. >> some of those clouds are still sticking along the coast. i want to show you a couple live camera shots. check out the golden gate bridge, we are looking west from emeryville still buried under low clouds and fog that will clear and push back to the coast but not until this afternoon in some locations. then down to santa cruz check out how beautiful it is here, we are talking warm, beach weather even today and even warmer this weekend. temperatures right now are in the 60s. san francisco 60°. the cool spot is half moon bay 57. that's where we have more clouds. already 68 in antioch many compared to yesterday at this time, we are about five degrees warmer than yesterday. th

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