sherrie johnson is live with another rematch at m & t bank stadium. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, megan. are you ready for great soccer action? you'll get the opportunity to see great soccer teams in action when m & t bank stadium hosts an international soccer match this summer. last summer, about 70,000 fans filled the stands here at m & t bank stadium for the international soccer game between ac milan and chelsea. fans from all over the world turned out for the match. this type of event means big bucks for baltimore. it could bring in about 14 to $20 million for the economy. it also means international exposure. this could shed a positive light on baltimore. that news conference starts at 10:00 this morning right here at m & t bank stadium. organizers will sort of man out the plan for the match. reporting live in downtown baltimore, sherrie johnson, abc 2 news. >>> the orioles lost in texas last night. the final was 13-7. now they are a season high 16 games under 500. next on the schedule, the washington nationals who are playing 5

the news conference starts at 10:00 this morning right here at m & t bank stadium.l of the news and events they have to say. reporting live, sherrie johnson, 5 news. >> thank you. >>> do you like oysters? >> i love oysters. >> that's good. the governor will announce details with oyster restoration plans for the bay. it's expected to include significant expansion of oyster sanctuaries and include incentives to boost aqua culture. that's growing them in trays instead of harvesting in the bay. the news conference is set for 1:00 at the maritime museum. >>> today is the day to pedal your way to work. the baltimore metropolitan council is sponsoring bike to workday today. this is video from last year's event. it's to promote clean commutes. >>> all right. 5:48. we talk a look at yesterday's high temperature. it overshot our two degree guarantee but no complaints at 83 in baltimore. 83 is the temperature not the road or highway speed. we'll surpass that today. in fact, we're already starting out at 58 here in baltimore. widespread 50s were the exception of the big cities

and milan will play manchester at m & t bank stadium.s will happen weeks after the fin initial south africa. last year, they played between 71,000 fans. that match is july 31st. >>> put your car keys down. time to put on your bike helmet. >> that's right. today is the day to pedal to work. the baltimore metropolitan council is sponsoring bike to workday. this is video from last year's event. it is an initiative to promote clean commutes to work. if the commute is long, all mta buses are equipped with bike racks so you can hop on the bus as part of the trip to work and ride the rest of the way. >>> all right. good morning. it's 6:53. special good morning to the kids that won the awards handed out yesterday at the maryland science center. we are talking air quality that has been good all week. most of the spring has been good. we're looking at moderate air quality as we head into today. we have allowed the pollutants to build up in the atmosphere. it's 59 in baltimore. low 60s from philly up towards new york. basically, we have a string of

this summer, two top european soccer teams will square off at m & t bank stadium. sherrie johnson is live with what's happening today. sherrie? >> reporter: good morning, megan. are you ready for fancy foot work? i hope so because m & t stadium will host another international soccer match again. last year, more than 70,000 fans filled the stands for the international soccer game between a.c. milan and chelsea. fans from all over the world turned out for the match. this means big bucks for baltimore. it could bring in between 14 to $20 million for the economy. it also means that international exposure, this soccer game will shed a positive light on baltimore. the press conference starts at 10:00 this morning right here at m & t bank stadium. basically, they will lay it all out for us. reporting live in downtown baltimore, sherrie johnson, abc 2 news. >>> skipper dave trembley says it was not brian madison's night. texas wins this one 13-7. did you think just for a split second back to the fiasco of 30-3 a couple of summers ago? now the orioles are 16 games below 500

ravens get new turf at m & t stadium. it's all coming up at 10:50 on parts unlimited.. >> really perfect day out there today. chief meteorologist is back to let us know when the change is coming in. >> looks like we'll see changes coming our way. this weekend we'll see the temperatures going down a little bit. right now out there, we have the temperatures in the lower 80s. 82 in baltimore. 83 haggerstown. look at richmond at 87 degrees. a very hot day to the south. we'll continue to see the warmth building up out of the south but it's clashing with cooler air out of the great lakes so we'll see showers and thunderstorms over parts of indiana, parts of ohio so there are severe thunderstorm watches at this time and there's already storms firing up, up there. you can see towards toledo and sandusky, ohio but for us, mainly clear conditions and we'll see that through the overnight and i think this front is actually going to scoot through the area by tomorrow but not really give us any showers. maybe western maryland, north of us and then popping up on the eastern shore and

at m&t bank stadium, i'm jessica kartalija. wjz eyewitness news. >> and the field was recently voted third best in the nfl among artificial playing surfaces. >> great thing is weather doesn't really affect it. >> had like a foot of rain. just goes right through. it's amazing. >>> nothing like that around here. let's take the beautiful weather. boy, was it gorgeous out there. 79 now. dew point up to 51. humidity still very low at 37%. south/southeast winds at 10. barometer holding steady. come back and take a look at a beautiful end of the week after this. ,,,,,,,, >>> it's eye beautiful afternoon. some suburban areas in the upper 40s downtown. in the mid and upper 50s now. we're in a very comfortable, actually warm for this time of year. 79. normal high is 71. 82 in washington and easton, 83 in hagerstown. 74, comfortable in oakland. and 64 now. a little chilly down by the beach. because the water is so cold this time of year. and it takes a long time for that ocean to warm up in early may, mid-may. by mid-may, maybe in the low

. >> the ravens are in the process of installing a new field at m&t bank stadium. >> it is the epitome state of has the safest and most consistent playing surface in the nfl. you may notice no permanent logos. >> it is real easy to take off. it is a special paint that are groundskeeper uses and it comes off the next day. it just gives us an unbelievable amount flexibility. >> the first event on the new field will be villa lacrosse championship on may 29. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> >> it has been a picture- perfect day around the area. low humidity and warm temperatures. there are a couple of isolated showers showing up to the north and west. we will have to keep a close eye on them as they trekked through over the next 24 hours. it looks like the bulk of that activity will stay to the north. the pollen count is still little bit of a problem. weeks showed up again today for a total pollen count of over 1600. 10 degrees warmer than the normal high of 71. it was 83 degrees at the inner harbor. it looks like the next couple of systems wi

manchester city will take on enter milan at m&t bank stadium. match up is july 31. at 8:00.last summer, more than 70,000 fans filled the stadium. organizers hope this event will help the nation's world cup bid for 2018 and 2022. >> if we can demonstrate this is a great place for soccer. we're hopeful when the u.s. gets the world cup awarded to it. that baltimore will be one of the cities with matches. >> tickets for the match go on sale this wednesday. >> you know, whether wise it was an amazing day. >> yeah. and yesterday was nice. but we understand rain is possibly in the forecast for the weekend. how much? how long? go straight to jessica starr with all the numbers for a look at the sky watch forecast. jessica? >> hi guys. yeah, today was summer like. well above normal temperatures. and still pretty warm at this hour. 77 right now in baltimore. 73 in d.c. and 75 in hagerstown and 63 in oakland. but switching gears a bit. yeah, overnight tonight will be dry. but there is an area of low pressure that is off toward the west. and that will be moving in our direction. you can

uva wins it 10-9, and it's on to the semifinals saturday in baltimore at the m&t bank stadium againste. >>> wnba, mystics looking for a 4-0 start. former maryland tear pin, crystal langhorne, you can book that. connecticut led by 10. 15 points, six boards, mystics get the week off, then host atlanta saturday night. >>> they seemed to go away to hibernation, then resurface for the grand slams. i'm talking about the williams sis templts venus has the best match record on tour and last week climbed up to number two behind little sis serena. venus always fashionable at the french open. a little black dress there, spaghetti straps. that's what it says on my shot sheet. dropped volley, venus took the first 70. second set, venus is 29 years old but she still has the power. she wins easily 6-3. a little golf action, you saw it right here on our air, byron nelson. this is the day for jason day to putt to seal the win. drop it like it's hot. he takes the byron nelson championship. >>> why stay up until 11:30 tonight? here's y. sports plus. we're recapping the battle of the beltway. >> the big v

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he's there over at the c m e group. and brian, the index is now below the may 7th lows. we're talking about the s&p 500 and the dow and the nasdaq. what does that mean, and could it cause further selling pressure? well, and we were calling a correction of 10% for a long time now. we finally got it yesterday. the market is very scared of everything that's going on right now across the whole world. today, we would like to see the s&p's hold above the 1150 area, would be our smallest support. but, have to hold 1136 in the quarter. if we don't hold 1136 in the quarter, tnt group thinks it's very, very bad. and we do not want to stand in the way of the longs. and we would actually like to get short, underneath that area. and in the long term, we could look for another 10 percent correction down. really? so, you were expecting already a 10 percent correction? we've already seen it from april's highs. and there is a chance though, that we could see further downside pressure, right? right. i mean if you really look across the board, we trade macro. we really look at currencies.

. >> this year the ncaa lacrosse championship will be in baltimore at m&t bank stadium. ekend is the university of maryland. it appears an upset loss to notre dame over the weekend might have cost them a shot at the title. the head coach connell resigning. his wins most ever during his span. >>> and an obstacle course in the tree line. i thought we were talking about navigating the shops but this is different. >> reporter: anybody can do an obstacle course on the ground. why limit yourself. this is called go ape. this is a sensation if the u.k. and now it's in the u.s. and it happens to be in our area. where it is and what it is and how you can sign up for your own adventure coming up. stay with us. do you know what's in your spread ? in land o' lakes spreadable butter with canola oil, there are just ree natural ingredients. delicious swt cream, canola oil and salt. nothing hidden, nothing artificial spread pure, natural goodness straight from the fridge. discover land o' lakes spreadable butter with canola oil. land o' lakes, where simple goodness begins. ♪ spread a litt

at m&t stadium we will see inter milan as the champions. they are victorious 2-0. e gilbert. see you back here tonight at 6:00. >> local guide dog organizers say they need a new place to work with their guide dogs. >> they are looking for a new location. jennifer franciotti has more. >> good job. very nice. down. >> nicole benya was in love with 5-year-old jenson, but he isn't hurs. nicole is a puppy raiser for guide dogs for the blind. >> guiding eyes for the blind is a nonprofit out of new york. they breed their own dogs and find puppy raisers like nicole to help socialize the dogs before the dogs are returned at 18 months for more formal training. in the baltimore area there are 10 puppy raisers and they are looking for new recruits. >> we prepare them for the training back in new york for guiding eyes for the blind. >> guiding eyes recently -- they have puppy races all over the region. we recently lost our space we have been using for seven years, so we're currently looking for the large area where we can allow the dogs off-leash to run. anything with stairs and

last year eight people pleaded guilty in a credit card skimming scam involving servers at clydes, m and s grill and 701. >> the equipment is available on the internet, very accessible, inexpensive. the process is very simple. >> reporter: the deputy special agent in charge at the washington field office says the secret service is part of a special task force trying to crackdown on the process. >> a person will take your credit card when you pay for dinner. they will swipe the card through a skimmer, a commonly- found skimmer out of your sight generally. >> reporter: they down load the information from your credit card to a laptop. send it to an encoder, run a white plastic sheet and use it to buy gift cards to purchase merchandise. this man who used to be a server at a restaurant says. >> you are taking your chances whenever you use a credit card. >> if you can use cash that makes the transaction simple. >> reporter: the three former servers from the cheesecake factory are allegedly part of a larger credit card skimming ring. the two allegedly recruited by nicole ward are said to be coo

last year eight people pleaded guilty in a credit card skimming scam involving servers at clyde's, m & s grill and 701. with the right equipment you can be ripped off in seconds. >> someone may have this in their pocket. they skim it, back in their pocket and they have all the information from this card. >> reporter: the equipment to commit these crimes are readily available. but a special secret service led metro task force is cracking down on the scams. >> the best thing you can do is monitor through your computer, through your bank, the activity of your card. >> reporter: the secret service couldn't talk directly about the case since it is an ongoing investigation. the former cheese cake factory employee arrested and charged for skimming is nicole ward. two other servers are cooperating with investigators. i'm will thomas, shawn, back to you. >> will, do they have any idea where these credit card numbers were actually being used? >> reporter: we have learned based on court documents because again the secret service can't talk about this since it's an ongoing investigation. there i

the baltimore ravens or in the process of installing a new field at the m&t bank stadium.the new field is called momentum 51 and has the safest and most consistent playing surface in the nfl. you may have noticed no permanent logos. that allows the stadium to host multiple events. >> it is a special paint that the grounds crew uses that comes off the next day. it just gives an unbelievable amount of possibilities. >> the first event is the n.c.a.a. lacrosse championships on may 29. >> in tonight's "medical alert," id looks like the obesity epidemic in america may be being seen in newborn babies. in a review of data, researchers say that as the body mass index of pregnant women increased, so did the body fat composition of newborns. obesity can lead to pregnancy complications and make good babies on a path to obesity later in life. you have probably heard of children with autism spectrum disorder being put on special diets to help their condition and improve their symptoms. some are on medications to help control behavioral issues. autism affects about one in 110 children i

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applause ] when i said i would run, i meant away... [ male announcer ] vote for your favorite m&m's character atnd you could win $50,000. ray allen and tony allen have played well. >> mark: one of my folooks. layup after layup after layup. >> 20-point lead, shrunk down to two points late, but thanks to ray allen two big free throws down the stretch. ray allen and played well. >> mark: one of my folooks. >> i was very aware of that ray, can you talk about how al funnylo is momentum.l you they had won eight straight, but you had such good play in cleveland and carried over toguy this game. >> there's a lot to be said for repetition. we talked last week in boston after being in cleveland and having to go back to boston and we had those four or five days off before we played again, and it's tough any time you have to sit around, you know, sitting around, especially at this time of year when you know you have a pretty good formula for how you have been playing basketball and everybody's got a great rhythm. so we definitely are on the luckier side of the equation knowing that we just came off two days

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. >> we're at frostburg state university speaking with robert m. moore iii about his book "they all said i would marry a white girl: coming to grips with white america." why did they -- who actually said that you would always marry a white girl and why did they say that? >> i think that was more of an internal feeling on my part. i grew up in, i think, a very fascinating time period in the suburbs of philadelphia during the 1960s. we were one of the few african-american families perhaps the only african-american family to ride the wave of millions of whites who left urban america at that time period to go to the suburbs. at the same time, many african-americans were coming off the land out of rural america and going to the cities. so i felt very unique. i felt caught in between, i think, two groups. almost like two sides. and it was a time period that was premulticulturalism. and so i felt internally that perhaps i was destined to marry someone who was white. rather than african-american. >> one of the first part of your book is -- you have a coupl

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and when i was in school at texas a&m we had an honor code as well. do not lie, cheat or steal or tolerate those who do. the naval academy's honor code that is supposedo be kept by naval academy students and graduates says, quote, they stand for that which is right, they tell the truth and ensure that the full truth is known. that's part of the honor code for mid shipmen for the naval academy. so i'm looking forward to both the white house and our colleague stepping up and giving the full truth so we can get this behind us and move on for heaven sake. it shouldn't have gone on this long without having a complete answer. there's no purpose to that. we also heard this week from our colleagues how proud they were that they successfully passed within the last couple of, three hours, what's called the doc fix. because doctors were going to be cut 20% in their reimbursement under medicare and i've seen documentation that makes clear that for some doctors, some treatment, when you cut them any more than they are already, they lose substantial amounts of mone

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at 54%. and he has a couple of wins on the road. and they would be m and ms with maure returning. pay attention to them. >> span a couple of hits. and the oral's have caught the club with the -- the o's and they got the win win. >> gary: he is the primary table setter. currently has not had a hit in the last nine bats in the series. on two and a half games up. and in the central division ahead of the tigers, seven ahead of chicago. 1-2. that's foul back. the lead is cut. they won 6 in a row. texas leads the west by 1 over oakland. o's next off point 11:19. and rustle this one. and izturis does just that to get the out. and by barrett, the umpire. >> if we had a defensive play on the run he has to get rid of it from tkpwhror to throwing arm. committed it 20 errors. reimold and jones and center and markakis in right. tejeda and atkins. >> gary: that's tony rendozo has first base. 200 right-handed 267-8950 left- handed for the switch hitter. and left handhood a couple of doubles. numbers are down. moving up against brian matusz. and pun toe. phillies lead the mets. florida by 4. atla

m it and sealing the riser with cement. initially set for sunday engineers say they won't be ready until tuesday at the earliest. another setback for so many along the gulf coast who already have been waiting for more than a month now. >> i sense frustration on the part of everyone around the gulf coast and around the country. what this oil spill brings to everybody. >> no one is more frustrated it seems, than the shrimpers. they see catches and opportunity dwindling along with the way of life they've clung to for generations. >> that comes in it's going to be -- we won't be able to do it no more. it's going to end it. >> reporter: it's already coming in on the beach at grand isle and some scientists say this is just the beginning. >> it's going to keep coming. it's just going to be a wave after wave of this liquid oil washing up and it will be cleaned up and the next dayu'll go back and reclean it up. >> reporter: a cycle that won't stop until the flow of oil does. jay gray, nbc news, new orleans. >>> a soldier from virginia honored for his service today nearly two decades late. we'll take you to that ceremony.

m troubled that in at least some of our district courts and some of our circuit courts, the number of vacancies is getting i think almingly high and we need to move as quickly as we can both in nominating people and getting them confirmed. in the senate,here are a number of judges i think who have kind of lingered in the senate, either in the judiciary mmittee or on the floor. i think mainly on the floor. awaiting votes. i would hope any spirited bipartisanship we can get those people votes and get them on the bench so they can serve the american people. >> we appreciate that. want to talk just a little bit more about the ninth circuit. i have long been of the opinion that the ninth circuit covers far too much territory, its caseload is too heavy, it's understaffed, the judges of the ninth circuit are being asked t spend a lot of time away from their families to hear cases in far-flung states that make up the circuit and i have long supported a split of the ninth circuit into two circuits. the question to you this morning is whether or not you see any justification in maintaining the

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m. kennedy court. if you look at each of the prior foreyears of the roberts court, anthony m.ity of more 5-4 decisions. last year, kennedy was in the majority of 92% of the cases. the most of any justices. last year 73 cases were zed, 23 were 5-4 decisions, and kennedy was in the majority in 18, the most of any justice. i think you can get the best sense of-year all ideology o the roberts court by focusing on the 5-4 decisions where the justices are split along ideological lines. last year, there were 16 of them on one tile, roberts, -- as kennedy was with the conservatives in 11 out of 16 and with the liberals in five out of the 16. that was the pattern. kennedy sides with the conservatives more than twice as often as with the liberals. the most important one in this term, citizens united. the same thing. all the lawyers who appear before the court are aware of this. i filed a brief in the court, and frankly it was a shameless attempt to pander to justice kennedy. if i could have put justice kennedy's picture on the front of the brief, i would have done it this. justice sotom

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at this point. >> i think whenever someone takes an s.u.v. with propane, gasoline and mi think we can say there was a terroristic intent. the significant story was the miraculous work by local people here responding directly. up here we have a local wall where vietnam veterans were permitted to be street vendors. it was these unsung heroes that alerted a mounted policeman along with two rookies they cleared part of times square. that's somewhat miraculous. we saw here something working. i think that needs emphasis too. >> brown: what other kinds of leads are being pursued at this point? one would be the bomb materials themselves, being sent to labs. tell us what you see going on at this point? >> certainly one of the things is this large metal gun box that weighed 200 pounds when loaded. and then these eight bags what looks like fertilizer that wasn't according to the experts properly prepared to, you know, detonate. then also you have a situation where, where did the propane tank come from? again what was the social nexus, if you will, between that license plate that wa