another crash at calvert street at eager street.at the fort mack henry and the harbor tunnel. no problems to report in that area. no problems to report from parkville to towson and tr towso-- fromtowson to the 83. taking a live look at wilkins avenue if h we can pull that lie shot. no problems whatsoever. cars are cruising along the inner and outer loop lanes just fine. that's a look at the morning travis. for customized traffic reports, log on to foxbaltimore.com and click on traffic edge. let's send it back to you, patrice. >>> coming up, baltimore plans to slash its budget. with former complete commissioner has to say -- police commissioner has to say about the cuts. >>> the gang leaders look at this as an opportunity to recruit the kids. >>> next, more than half of the rec centers could be >>> new this morning, baltimore county investigators say that charges are pending against the driver of a trashing for trailer that slammed into a light rail train. the driver of the train had to be rescued and flown to shock trauma. she is cu

temperatures at 47. winds out of the west-northwest at 16. humidity levels at 68 percent.e will continue to see the pressurize as we continue to see the low pressure get out of here. leaving the neighborhood. 55 for the high today. not warm. and we will see be changes tomorrow with more sunshine. and warmer temperatures moving in. 44 was the low this morning. and our high, the record was 82 degrees back in 1907. nice hot day back then. low was 16, in 1934. so you can see much colder temperatures and 34. here is what is happening on the state temperatures. you can see 49 downtown baltimore. looking at 50 in d.c. 48 in hagerstown. colder out there in western maryland at 34. and some 50s south of us. so by tomorrow, looks like as the clouds break, we get sunshine out there. helps to warm up the atmosphere. it will feel good. you can see the remaining clouds making the way out of the state. few showers that were around the area. around seven, 8:00, but you can see over northern virginia and parts of west virginia, breaks in the clouds will continue to move our way. and they wi

look at that.is really nice. >> it was nice yesterday. >> when we get karen back in here, she can explain how the beautiful sunsets work. today is the big vote. as you sate the president is projecting a lot of confidence. i want you to understand why we're looking at it this way. why are we looking at "no" votes? the number of "yes" votes has changed a lot. what has stayed relatively the same is the number of "no" votes throughout the process. it changes less often. so what we have now, the total number of democratic no votes needed to kill the bill. the number that they have to kill the bill, the number of democratic no votes is 33. so five people could really swing it one way or the other. i have specific examples. we've been following brian baird. he's been undecided for quite a while. we're following him today to see if he changes where he's standing. jim cooper from tennessee. another undeclared example. he also has been waiting that he's waiting to see the final language. a lot of representat

the at rim.t tops the old record of 233.5 inches, recorded back in the winter of '03, '02. in oakland, maryland. they observed the reports of the seasonal total of 210 inches. an e-mail of 204 inches. they average about 100 inches. the state highway administration spokesperson says that the snow banks along u.s. 495 are about as high as road crews can pile. and now, if you want more on our snowfall, we said we had the second snowiest time in february. the possibility of a little more snow for our area is coming up, anita? >> all right, topper. >>> the 2010 winter olympics are officially in the record books. extinguished dork the star- extinguished during the star-studded winter olympics. in four years, the winter olympics in london and then after that, they will be in russia. united states winning 27 gold medals. germany finished in second place. canada in third but won the most gold medal with 14. >>> president obama owes the canadian counterpart a case of beer. the president made the friendly w

looks like we have a car fire at u.s. 50 at 301 eastbound. you might want to be careful, there is a car fire, the off ramp at sandy point state park near the bay bridge. traffic lanes are closed in both directions on the sandy point overpass. keep that in mind. also, wind warning on both directions of the bay bridge. there is a lot going on in that area. you might want to also be aware of what's going on in timonium, the closing near the mta stop as a result of the train crash yesterday. that's it. megan, jamie back to. >> speaker 1: 6:09. wouldn't you love to just hit thes. >>> button one more time and then roll out of bed and go to yoga? >> i would like that, i would love it. >> there is a new pill that could make it possible for you to get all the benefits of a workout. >> really a pill now? that's great. >>> the cost of prom night is just crazy, but one woman wants to make sure all girls can be a princess for the night. >>> plus, who is going to be the new queen of the daytime fv when oprah is gone? rosie o'donnell is ting her hat into th

at 11 a.m. at gun road and river road along the csx track.cars of a 60 car train jumped the tracks. they were carrying plastic products. officials say there were hazardous materials on the train but not the section where the derailment was. >> mayor stephanie rawlings-blake meets with her cabinet to balance baltimore city budget. met with the department of parks and recreation that faces massive cuts. it calls for 600 layoffs. eliminating the police aviation, marine and mountedp units. closing of seven fire companies and 29 recommend centers, parks and recreation said there has to be another way. >> any time we consult facilities and opportunities for young people to be engageed in something. there is a possibility there could be -- they could be involved in risky behaviors and activities. >> the city faces $120 million deficit. >> the mayor also is trying to prevent those cuts to city services but there is mounting opposition to some of her plans. keith daniels is in highlandtown where they are lashing out tonight against a beverage tax. >>

high tide at 10 03 a.m. at fort mchenry. it spring begins at 1:32 p.m. saturday afternoon. temperatures on monday and tuesday will only be in the low 50's. >> one local mother's idea could have a big impact in the lives of hundreds of maryland families. >> the government is recalling more than 1 million high chairs because of the potential fall hazard for children. high chairs made by greco of midlantic, investigators say screws could actually lose in and fall out. and to make matters worse, cracking brackets could make the high chairs tip over unexpectedly. 21 children have already been hurt. you are asked to contact greatcoat to get a repair kit. -- greco to get a repair kit. and jennifer franciotti shows us a life changing opportunity. >> have a great day, sweetie pie. >> the diary of a would-be kid opens this weekend and on saturday at 10:00 a.m., -- of a wimpy kid opens this weekend and on saturday at 10:00 a.m. there will be a special viewing. it is for families that are often isolated and housebound, they're offered a stress free opportunity to go to the movies. >> w

but i look at disney, i look at the franchise and i look at the pipeline of "alice in wonderland" andll the rest of it coming down that's why i think it's a better trade and better opportunity. >> and just my interpretation having listened to these two gentlemen, what i think is you're going to see some sort of deal here. i think carl realizes that if you do take control of this company management has to be there because that's the nature of the business. i see some sort of deal happening, they're going to work this out. >> let's settle this right now. >> mr. burns is back. >> not only mr. burns. >> and carl icahn. >> carl icahn is on the phone as well. mr. burns, you're back on the west -- michael. sorry. my mother taught me to call people by mister and then the last name. we want you to answer mr. icahn. you did listen to the interview, correct? >> yeah, i did. i just heard it. thank you. >> mr. icahn, you're on the phone. what would you like to ask mr. burns? >> i'd just ask michael one question, which i don't think he answered before. if you think my bid is so low and inadequate,

fox 45 sky watch weather is available at your finger. iradar is available at foxbaltimore.com.can you use fox 45 powerful doppler radar. interactive tools will let you see when rain will be over your house. you can go to foxbaltimore.com and click on iradar. lawrence cooke ilauren cooke isn for candace dold. >> reporter: you want to keep in mind that a shuttle bus is available from hunt valley to timonium. we're looking at 59 miles per hour at the we have side of the beltway. 559 traveling southbound on the jf examine we're looking at 7 miles per hour on 95 moving through whitemarsh. we have an accident involving an mta bus that is going to be at west fayette street at pearl street. you want to use lombard as for the alternate route. it should be a smooth ride from 695 all the way down toward east fayette street. as for the tunnels all is clear for but the for mchenry and the harbor tunnels. as we make our way toward the top side the beltway, tf it was going to be a nice and easy ride as we take a look at the dulaney valley road. no problems to report along the inner or outer l

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game tied at six. story of the game, though, was rebounds and the player of the game was jordan williams. williams brings it in and puts it back. later he follows his own -- uses the glass to his advantage. jordan had ten points and ten boards in the first half. he's still not done. with the terps' u7 four, he fights for the loose ball urpth and lays it in. maryland up six. under five seconds in the half, adam brown takes it across midcourt. launches a prayer and it rattles in. take another look at the last second as time expires. maryland only led by two at the break. second half terps' up one. vasquez with the behind-the-back pass. maryland up four. back to the big man. williams running the four. gets behind the defense and throws down the one-handed slam. he had a career high 21 points. terps' up eight. more from jordan. moesly finds him next to the baske.

i was at st.n, on the campus of boston college, 800 people in the church, celebrating mass on a holy day, palm sunday. this is a crisis for the catholic church at the top. crisis of leadership. it's not a crisis for the constituency, for catholics throughout the world. it's the problem about these old guys who have been running the church. that's their problem. >> i agree. i will say, though, as i'm bringing up two daughters in the catholic church that for me, i want to be able to be proud of the church that i belong to. i'd like to see them handle this well. >> i just wonder, since this is a problem that's at the top of the church, the old guys, as you called them, who are they accountable to? if they're up at the top, they -- i'm assuming they are -- they're accountable to god. are they so far removed from their flock that nothing can happen to them. >> there's right and wrong. it's so simple. >> the church has been around for a very long time. >> in this case they have to be held accountable to

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done all kohn will be speaking at davidson university, north carolina, at 8:00 p.m. after the close, we hear from paychex, red hat and cke restaurants, the parent of hardee's and karl's jr. lou. >> thank you. we need to round up our equity markets, the ones trading now in europe and briefly glancing at the ftse 100. we're seeing likes of thomas cook trading up travel, leisure group by sbc, lloyd's banking group is one of the main gainers. and m.a.n. group is down after posting fallen assets. let's talk, though, about the german markets. kicking off to patricia, what is going on in germany today? >> today is a lot of ifo on the index. really good news. it seems that the businesses are feeling a little bit more perky about the outlook as well as the current conditions. so all in all, beating expectations climate in 98.1. business current conditions, 94.4, much better than the 91 expecteded. and also the expectations are still very firm. if you look at what the ifo institute had to say today, first of all, they recommend the ecb to keep the level of the interest rates l

the temperature at 57.r tonight, settling down to about 40 with some evening showers giving way to clearing sky, after midnight and then we see the improvement for tomorrow, sunshine could carry us up to a high of 66 heading in through thursday, again just high clouds with the sun. the next weather system will catch on and highs near 50 with rain on friday. now for traffic. here is kim brown. >> thank, justin. the earlier crash, southbound 95 ahas already been put out and cleared out of the travel lane which is is good news if you are heading toward the capital beltway. we have one crash reported in our area, bell air road at miller road just north of perry hall and as we peak around, not looking too bud on the outer loop, still only one minute between the 83 to the beltway, taking you five minutes between the beltway and northern parkway only a four minute ride so far, and as we peak at the camera, at a really good pace, beginning to both in both directions up toward the tunnel, but for the most part, the

look at "lucas." look at "lost boys." look at "blown away."ean, the kid was an amazingly talented actor. >> larry: when is the next film due that he made? >> there was recently a series of screenings in las vegas for one i believe is called "american sunset." it's opened to very good reviews. >> larry: have you seen it? >> i haven't seen it. >> larry: did he enjoy doing it? >> he enjoyed it very much. i heard from everybody that he did an amazing performance. i was very inspired by that. not only were we negotiating a film to do together, but corey had a concept to do "license to fly" which would have been a sequel to "license to drive." we will a series of meetings this week -- >> larry: you would have both been in it? >> both of us would have been in it. he would have been one of the writers. i would have been one of the producer. we wanted to do a trilogy, which was all his concept. "license to fly," and "license to dive." it was going to be caper movies. >> larry: before we close out, what is that hair coming down? because i know people mu

there's an open house at 6:30, the meeting at 7:00. six meetings run through april 1st. go to wusa9.com for a list. visit the 9 news extras page. >>> time to check the trip home on this rainy monday night. patranya bhoolsuwan in the traffic center. >> no delays on the rails but as you can see on the screen different story on the roads. heavy in both directions of the inner loop going 270 to i-95. a ride between 20 to 25 minutes. equally heavy on the outer loop approaching the toll road to 395. 66, you can see lots of cars filling up here from the vienna metro to route 50, very slow, drivers on the brakes, it's raining as well. if you have the windshield wipers going make sure you have your head lights on. 395, no problems leaving the district here towards the mixing bowl. once you get on 95 watch for an accident blocking all lanes in stafford, courthouse road and route 1, follow the signs to get around this. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the dc city council took public schools chancellor michelle reed to task today for not being forth coming about changes she's making a

here is a live look at the beltway at harford road. ride on the outer loop lanes all the way toward icy hot medicated roll for wherever you hurt, icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away. icy hot medicated roll. with the roll, pain's under control. >>> welcome back, 7:41 on this monday morning as we head into march with a nice dry scan on the sky watch radar. that is for now. let's take a look at what is north of us. that is not coming our way, that is due to the remnants and continues to move out of our way. that won't be bothering us. we will keep an eye on this because it could be bother egg g youus. and this time it's not expected to phase with the upper level low as we have seen creating big snow storms. there will be an upper level low but it will be disconnected. the other upper level low brings us a little rain mix to start. this upper level low stays far enough that there won't be the connection where one phases with the other and strengthens the low. we could certainly get snow according to the computer model showing the heavie

wednesday out of the north at 3. humidity levels at 87 percent.looks like we 10 to see the moisture building out of the south but notice the temperatures today were the 40's and we will continue to see the warmer air building in over the next couple days which is good news in hagerstown sitting at 38. harrisburg 40 degrees. 40 in salsbury and we will watch the area of low pressure track and head out over the atlantic and showers in the form of rain and back to the west a little bit of snow mixing in and the temperatures drop and rain snow and then just snow and change back to the rain snow mix by tomorrow. future scan you can see the eastern shore of precip. to salsbury, ocean city out towards dover so looks like that area on the he shall shore may get rain snow and then short lived as the storm continues to push north and bit of wrap around action as the storm heads out into the atlantic then we see the clouds breaking which is good news. here's the weekend with i-95 corridor anywhere from inch or less. not a trace out there mixing in. as on the

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now we're seeing problems at machines that are actually at banks.es the bank bear some responsibility in keeping an eye on the machine, making sure it's operating the way it should. >> there are independent machines, then there are machines at the banks. the banks are really taking all of the loss. consumers are not going to be losing money from this type of fraud, but we do have to be aware of what's happening with our atm cards and these machines. so when you walk up to one of these machines, look around and use your eyes. eif you see wires poking out, see if you see funny signs that say scan here first. be aware of these type of machines. maybe slap is around a little bit, make sure there are no loose parts there. >> my understanding is that a tip-off might be if it's hard for your card to go in, for example? >> a tip-off is if it's hard for it to go in, if it look like you have to swipe it someplace else first. if there's someone posing as a customer or technician who is there to, quote, assist you when you're using the machine. a lot of users l

at the subway stop at the pentagon station. he did not get inside the building itself. >>> for the first time we're getting a remarkable glimpse into kidnap victim jaycee dugard's life. this is home video. dugard is now 29. that's her on the left baking cookies and laughing with her mom and sister. she was found last year 18 years after she was kidnapped waiting for a school bus in south lake tahoe shp she's avo tahoe. her mom is pleading for privacy as the family heals from its long nightmare. >> hi, i'm terry probyn and on behalf of myaughters and my two awesome granddaughters we'd like to thank you for all the love and support you have shown us these past few months. it is my desire to share our miracle with the world, but it must be done on our terms. what my family needs is privacy during our healing process. >> prosecutors say dugard was convicted by phillip garrido and his wife, nancy. they're awaiting trial on kidnapping and rape charges. dugard had two children in captivity and authorities think phillip garrido is thei

at 695 at 83, let's show you what that scene looks like. inner loop lanes and outer loop stretch making trek down toward the jfx. from 83 up toward 795, we are looking at a normal ride. 9 minutes up toward 48 miles per hour. but then, you turned around that bend and you know the deal. it slows down as usual, 35 miles per hour with an 18-minute ride from 795 down toward 95. that's a look at your morning travels, patrice, back over to you. >>> 7:33 now on fox 45 morning news. the case involving three suspected cult members accused of murder will be in the hands of the jury today. closing arguments are set to begin this morning. megan gilliland has the latest, good morning, megan. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. as we have been telling you these three defendants have chosen to represent themselves in court. yesterday two of them walked inside of the courthouse wearing white, blue, and khaki. those are the royal colors for one mind ministries. qequeen antoinette, and travia williams and markus cobb stand accused of starving javon thompson t

we have 37 and 39 at rock hall and in westminster. we're looking at a nice preview. getting up to 60 degrees. and parts of the area will be close to 70 here. 69 is the high and blue skies around 38. and through the weekend. the first warning forecast. >> here is sharon. we have a problem on 100 westbound, that's at telegraph. an accident blocking all lanes. we were hoping it would be cleared up. but it is police are asking drivers to avoid the area. and. 176 and 32 and 175. here is a look at white marsh. no issues. everything is running smoothly. here is a look and no delays yet. any time you can log on. >> hit and run. a teen is left for dead at the side of the road after being hit by a cars who driver kept on going. and we're live outside of shock trauma. good morning again. >> good morning again. the 18-year-old remains in icu here at shock draw m he was walking his girlfriend home when a car hit him. >> the 18-year-old terrell chambers has been hospitalized unresponsive since tuesday night. >> he has like blood and pus on his brain. he is not responding. we don't

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looking at 35. cold. winds out of the northwest at 10-to-15. tomorrow, clouds gathering through much of the day. 45. and then temperatures fall through the overnight. storm passes us. good news is that we start to see temperatures increase, 43 on thursday. friday 47 degrees. and then by saturday looking at plenty of sunshine. right around 53. back to you guys. >> federal agents in the state of oregon seized a shipment of guns from a store owner. the toy rifles could be al altered and turned into machine guns, the store owner said that is outrageous. >> to say these are readily turnable to machine guns. is crazy. >> any kids, any parent, any adult going out of the house with this, needs to be ready for trouble. >> martin said the shipment of rifles was worth more than $10,000. and a-t-f agents plan to destroy the toy guns. >> next on fox 45 news at "p i'm sure she's lovely. [ male announcer ] instant weather and traffic without changing the channel and 3 times more very satisfied customers than comcast. call the verizon center for customers with

washington state at 41%. you right now to rebecca harlow once more before the start of the second half. >> rebecca: i caught up with head coach ken bone and asked him what he needs to change about the second half with washington state and he said it's the turnovers. when oregon ups the intensity on defense, they got sloppy with the ball. all they need to do is clean it up so it can have more options on the offensive end. defensively, he wants more pressure and wants them to take away the paint from oregon. >> barry: thanks, rebecca. i think it's significant that he had 10 of the 11 turnovers in the first nine minutes. >> don: when they pressure the zone and double the ball, washington state has to be stronger with the ball and make better decisions. that's knocked out of bounds. >> barry: moore thought armstead might have touched it but it will remain oregon ball with 22:00 on the shot clock. >> don: if you're washington state you turned it over 11 times and down by five. you obviously did some good things in

that's a look at the national forecast. here's a look at the weather outside your window. sunshine today. beautiful conditions around milwaukee. 61 degrees. atlanta's going to be 62 with mostly cloudy skies. nashville, same for you at 66. washington, d.c., one of the best days of the year today. near 70. lynn, it's amazing in denver how they can be 68 degrees one day and snow the next, but that's what's going to happen tomorrow. >> prepare for it. well, thank you, bill. >>> well, bailout payouts, big ben on banking and political protest italian style. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus tabloid headlines straight ahead. >>> the cavaliers are play-off bound, a cy young pitcher is suspended, and the president makes his tournament picks. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here's some of your top headlines this morning walmart executives are red-faced after a shocking racial incident. at one of its stores in southern new jersey. on sunday customers heard an announcement over the public addr

look at that decision. especially given the power of the impact. 51-year-old light rail driver deborah morton had to be pried free from the wreckage. she is listed in serious but stable condition at shock trauma. meanwhile, mta engineers checked the tracks for damage. and electric support poles sheared off by the wreck must be replaced. >> reporter: the accident has placed five light rail stops out of service, between here and hunt valley. >> reporter: shuttle buses are being used to bridge the gap, to mixed reviews. >> i'm like 20 minutes late to work. >> actually, it was a little faster than light rail. >> reporter: and for now, the only way around repairs. completion date, unknown. alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, police are identifying the driver of the truck as 53- year-old mark surec. charges against him are pending. >>> maryland lawmakers are taking new steps to restrict drivers from cell phones while driving. the senate narrowly voted to prohibit drivers from using cell phones while talk

at his side that evening at both the briefings that were given to the president and later at a dinner general goodpaster. although the audience included key white house staffers, the secretary of state, the secretary of the xdtreasury, th one individual that night that the president consistently turned to whenever he had a question you was general goodpaster. it was perfectly fitting that a president of the united states would turn to general goodpaster for advice. by my reckoning, president clinton was the seventh president that he either snefshd so -- that he recognized or has been an advise or president.ç his list of accomplishments is truly awesome for a soldier/scholar to have achieved during his lifetime. when lbj became president, he used general goodpaster as a liaison to dwight eisenhower. and he once described general goodpaster as one of the ablist officers that he knew. nor should it serve as any surprise at all that during the darkest days of west point's cheating scandal in 1977, that general goodpaster was called out of retirement; asked to take a demotion to lieutena

>> yes, i ate very poorly. i ate what the kids ate too. ate the nuggets and the burgers and the pizza -- fast food. >>. >> larry: so you're changing now too? >> oh, yes. i've changed tremendously. >> larry: this is quite a project. it all starts tomorrow night on abc. as we said, jamie got a school involved in his food revolution. wasn't an easy sell with people who feed hundreds of kids a day. we'll discuss that next. [ female announcer ] now multigrain pops. ♪ ♪ hey, now, now, we're going down, down ♪ ♪ and we'll ride the bus there ♪ pay the bus fare ♪ or we find a new reason [ female announcer ] something unexpected to the world of multigrain... taste. ♪ hey, now, now ♪ we're going down, down, and we ride the bus there ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing delicious new pringles multigrain. ♪ a new way of living [ female announcer ] new multigrain pops with pringles. and now i know without enough, our bodies can steal it from our bones. only caltrate delivers 1200 mg of calcium and 800 iu of vitamin d, in just two tablets. share some tlc.

sunrise at 7:09, sunset at 7:22.fter midnight some drizzle, temperatures in the mid-40s tomorrow morning. breezy and cooler tomorrow, may get a few sprinkles in the morning, sun back in the afternoon, sunny on wednesday, mid-60s. partly cloudy thursday. high/low 60s. friday more showers. weekend looks dry. highs in the 50s, partly cloudy. how is the traffic? >> we'll head over to northern virginia along i-95. might have some distractions now following breaking news with an accident 95 northbound near the franconia-springfield parkway. everybody moved to the shoulder squeezing that far right lane just a bit. early delays as you head north out of lorton because of this accident. authorities have been on the scene for a couple of minutes. sooner than later they are will get the lane re-opened. let's head over and see how we're doing in college park. right need inner loop, left side outer loop near the interchange at route 1 so far accident free. metro, vre doing fine. marc line, brunswick line 874, eight minutes delayed

but at a number one way to save my list of folly to taxes on at irs the gulf at 7 percent of all the taxpayers are eligible to file their taxes for free. it ought it's a partnership between the irs and 20 different software companies. and i basically asks you a series of intuitive questions. same as technology software does you answer those questions but you finish return on a line. and then you'll filed electronically and its return even faster. so is it as easy as some thought taking numbers of your 1040 and plugging it into this website? wow yes absolutely to 0-more than that it asks you questions because we know that there were so many tax breaks that were passed with the stimulus package for and there's a whole bunch of pat tax breaks out that he might not even know that your eligible for. thought the software kind teases that out by him asking you intuitive questions. is it now is it a good idea to jump at getting your refund red away how about instant refund programs? now you don't take advantage of instant fund programs the irs at and banking regulators. are looking into this

at this point, nothing is final. mayor rawlings blake says this is just the first step in the budget process and some of those cuts could be avoided. >> we're looking to make reductions, to try to do more with less. after taking a look at what was leftover, try to get a comprehensive revenue package through so we can restore some of those public safety cuts. >> the head of the city's police union say the mayor's proposed cuts go too far. we should learn more about these cuts at the next council meeting, april 12th. we're live at city hall, linda show abc2 news. >>> to a developing story involving governor ehrlich. it's tough to keep a secret in this town. our sister's station says ehrlich plans to run for governor again. ehrlich will formally announce his candidacy coming up april 7th in rockville. that event will be followed by an event in ehrlich's hometown of arbutus. governor martin o'malley seemed unphased by the thought of a rematched. >> i enjoyed it the last time, i'm looking forward to it this time. >> he lo

good at science. how do you talk about her in the american public? the way american handlers deal with this is they suggest to americans, you see it in the the newspapers and you see it in all of this discourse that the reason why she is so good at science is not because she does science for science sake like men do. it is her maternity that makes her so good at science. the reason why she discovered radium was because she wanted to cure cancer or humanity. she is basic way like, mother theresa with a beaker basically. lascaux and this is the way she gets described. the real tension in the chapter is that this is not madame curie in the least. she is now mother of the year. she has two daughters and she is pretty neglectful of them during certain junctures of her career and she wanted nothing to do with medical radium. she wanted kids to do science for science sake. this is exactly the way she would talk about it. this was the way she had to get marketed to the american public. that is chapter 1. chap

at&t.i'm leaning toward at&t between the two. or should i buy both? >> okay. let me go over that. that's a complex question. con ed obviously 5.7 prs yield. that's excellent. by the way, they don't have any cap and trade problems. it's been a utility we've been behind. mr. burke does a good job. i want to say this is one of the few thief been consistently with in the utility business. apple, you know i think you can own it right up to the ipad, then we might have to do a little schnitzel the day before. that's the way you trade it. but i'm going to remain long it for my lrkt all right, which means i own it in my charitable trust. it's been a big winner for me. exxon, largest oil company. we have oil, utility, and we have tech. you can't even both of these. now, they both have the exact same yield. att has the iphone. verizon has fios. these are six, half dozen of another. why have i been emphasizing verizon over at&t? bays like the wireless growth of verizon. so i say do that one. and then

but at 43 degrees to might should not be a major problem down at ocean city. saturday.e low 50's at the start of next week. >> secretary of state clinton arrives in chile, satellite phone in hand. >> and residents there express their anger over the government's slow response to the disaster. >> in tonight's project economy report, a republican senator is continuing his single-handed protest against the bill he says he is not paying for. >> he says -- at the top republican has stepped in saying that his protest is hurting. >> kentucky senator jim bunning k[7 refused to stop his one-man blockade of be spent in the bill. for a second day, highway funds frozen, thousands of transportation workers without pay, and nearly 4000 people close to losing unemployment >> the question i've been asking mostly is, why now? well, why not now? >> this public spectacle is not helping republicans. susan collins became the first gop lawmaker to publicly ask him to back down. >> on behalf of the numerous members of the republican caucus that have expressed concern to me -- >> democrats are

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andrews at 79. let's go to eastern maryland. we're at 76 in easton.apeake and the atlantic, keeping us just a few degrees cooler than the rest of them. this is what we have been waiting for, the seven-day forecast. overnight on sunday, there is a front moving through. when you have warm air moving in and a big bubble of the high pressure, that really kills the cold front fast. if anything, maybe a sprinkle or two on early sunday morning. allowing plenty of sunshine to recover. and even into next week. what you need to take away from the forecast, i don't think that we need to tell you what you need to take away from the forecast. this is just outstanding for the next several days and the weekend. and will we'll take it. we'll take it. >> well, the caps, they have had a little bit of the hiccup. >> just a little one. frankly i would rather have a hiccup now than in two weeks when the playoffs start. maybe they are just expelling the heck out of them. pardon me. for the last few weeks now, dare we say, they look average as they strike a pose today. shou

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we are at 49 degrees here in the district. 49 at dulles airport. patuxent naval air station, winchester, baltimore at 46 degrees. your forecast for today, mostly sunny, nice, 65 degrees or so for your high. we are looking for winds to continue. we've got fairly gusty winds this morning so it will be a breezy day. i think that will be the main weather concern that anyone would have today. >> we can deal with that. >> as longs longs -- as long as the temperatures are up there. >> let's check in with julie wright to get a look at traffic. >> we do have the lanes open traveling at the wilson bridge headed over towards alexandria. southbound 270 in the clear germantown headed out to the split. the top side of 270 now busy with delays approaching and passing 109. northbound i-95, we are watching this camera here. volumes increasing leaving the woodbridge area headed up towards lorton. traveling eastbound on 66, we have delays in centreville and again from 50 to 123. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> our top story, a dangerous case of road

both officers at shock trauma. kerry cavanaugh is at police headquarters with the latest on this. kerry? >> police tell us what should have been a routine traffic stop took a bad turn just after midnight. police pulled over a car around 12:30 this morning. police say the driver pulled over. as the officers approached, all of a sudden, he pulled a gun and started firing. one officer was hit in the right hand, the other was struck in the face. despite their injuries, those officers were able to return fire and police say they killed the suspect on the scene. those police officers were rushed to shock trauma. one was shot in the hand, the other was shot in the face. we are told both were scheduled to undergo surgery at shock trauma which will be performed by dr. andrew pol hfl -- pollack. both officers are listed in serious but stable condition. within an hour the police commissioner is expected to appear here and give us more information on why those officers were stopping the car in the first place, who the suspect was involved in all of this who was killed by those officers. we wi

look at dallas showing off at 51 trees.with great lots of stuff going on i in the next hour. george? >> thanks, sam. we're going to turn, now, to the challenges in american education. every 26 seconds a teenager drops out of high school in this country. it's a shocking statistic that sheds light on a nationwide crisis. one that general colin powell and his wife, alma, are determined to combat. with president obama they've launched a new initiative to keep kids in school, called grad nation. they join us now. thank you for joining us. >> hi, george. >> i know you've been holding dropout prevention summits all across the country for the last couple of years. what have you learned about what's at the heart of this crisis? >> our kids are not being engaged enough. their needs are not being met. in too many cases, what they're learning is irrelevant in their lives. so, it's time for us to take a good, hard look at what you need to learn, to be relevant in the 21st century. >> it's especially important now. especially from this e

. -- at consistency. he has been that. shooting woes continues for both teams here. 15-13. 8:35 remaining, first half. >> marcus: you have to navigate yourself through it if you are arizona. and understanding the dangers. >> barry: double clutches, scores and one. >> marcus: exceptional, outstanding body control, a nice job, short corner. the contact, then, have the control and the presence of mind to finish off the play. honeycutt back for ucla. lee. >> marcus: you see that stuff and say, my kids do that all the time. have them play the front position. contributing to them. >> barry: horne. driving on him, fogg up top. puts it up. >> marcus: how many freshmen that size, 6'8", 230, have the ability to do what he did. spin off contact. then, force the issue, left hand on the finish. a thing of beauty to behold! >> barry: one of the greats, lute olson. one of the great guys, who taught me ray lot about this game. >> marcus: watches this practice is like watching a basketball clinic. >> barry: inducted to the hall of fame, 20

if you look at the indictment they've been following them from at least 2008.arly they were on the radar. >> shepard: i guess the straw that broke the camel's back is they want to kill police as they wait for the anti-christ. >> this probably was but i'm guessing it was the straw that broke the camel's back. when you're involved in a prevention like this or when you're in law enforcement, you are really very, very careful not to let it go too far. you kept allow and operation to move forward where there would be any significant violence or any violence, much violence at all. >> shepard: you talked about their concerns with the -- i mentioned this briefly before, the concerns over the second amount rights and the current president. >> that's an old story. if you think back into the '90s with many of the militia groups and right wing christian militia groups, it was the government's trying to take over everything. the government's trying to deprive us of our freedoms, our weapons. rumors of black helicopters flying around. all that pair noah i know. >> you wonder

they're very good at lateral thinking. they're very good at problem solving.y're very mature, relative to the tasks at hand that we give them when we hire them. and i would rather employ them than any other workforce right now, simply because of their productivity. and yet, it's more expensive to operate here but not terribly so. our engineers at the lower levels in the united states don't make a lot more than the engineers in india today. because of the wage inflation that's happened there. >> rose: are you satisfied with the leadership that president obama is providing on this subject? >> there really hasn't been much on this topic. he gave a speech last year on competitiveness that had the right words, but i think washington's gotten caught up in the sort of health care swirl recently, and that's consumed all the energy njt the stimulus program has gotten some criticism because it said that the benefits were delayed, and what we needed was. programs that would create jobs immediately. >> completely agree. i think the bulk of it is 50% in 2012 or something l

at 2:13.overnight lows around 57 degrees -- 37 degrees and the sun gives way to 66 degrees tomorrow for the die thyme dash daytime high. the five-day forecast is coming up >>> still to come, keeping the weight off, why it may take more effort for women than we previously thought. >> don't forget, here's some of the stories we're following at our website this hour. for more, go to wjz.com. >>> in today's health watch report, a new study finds that women need one hour of exercise like walking to avoid gaining weight. researchers followed 34,000 women and those who are active during an hour every day maintained their weight. women who exercised 30 minutes or less put on the pounds. >>> if you've wondered about calories in your favorite fast foods, a new provision recommends that restaurants include calorie countings on menus. some states and menus require them and it will be a year before the new standards take effect. >>> and a reason to check back in tonight. the seaworld death is one of them a

kayly and her mom didn't know that at the time. >> not at pull.n't hear nobody coming to me saying your daughter will be in this music video. had she been asked her answer would be been know. >> let her make a statement, but do it tastefully, don't do it when my child is standing mr. watching you get butt naked. don't do it. >> she is a fan of erykah badu, or she was until she started fielding questions about her third grader about why she chose that day and that spot to take off all her clothes. >> reporter: not fair wes espy -- not fair, says espinosa. megyn: should charges be brought against her? let's ask or panel jonna spilbor and mercedes colwin. here is my question to you. is what she did illegal? >> it probably was the best time to ask her for an autograph, but imgoing to say the first amendment says she is allowed to get naked in public as long as she is not being obscene. the question is define obscene which is about as easy as defining the color red. we know it when we see it. i think because this was a video, an artistic expression, sh