we spoke to bard's president, leon botstein, in 2007.have the prisoners struck you or surprised you? >> well, the most amazing thing, i have to say, the most shocking and most absolutely unbelievable thing is that it takes radical incarceration, the loss of all hope, to engender a genuine love of learning. >> higher education in penitentiaries used to be common, but then in 1994, congress eliminated federal funding for prisoners to go to college, and many programs folded. the issue was, why give free college education to convicts when so many students who haven't committed crimes can't afford it? >> it's a fair argument, but we treat inmates for medical reasons. we treat inmates for drug addiction. why aren't we treating inmates for educational needs? >> commissioner brian fisher, the head of corrections for new york state, says every study he's read shows that inmates given a college education are less likely to commit crimes once they are released. >> education changes people. and i think that's what prisons should do: change somebody

la bard faces manslaughter charges. him free. >>> michael phelps has program set going for 8 gold medals in the summer olympic games. he wrapped up the trials sundays rallying to win the 100- meter butterfly and secure a spot in five individual race first the olympics and will compete in three relays, that adds up to 8, he will go for 88 gold medals once again. >>> hundreds of thousands without power this morning. and another storm woke you up early today. coming up, when you can ex-peck to expect to see the power back on. family in arundel is mourning the loss of their son killed in friday's deadly storm. i'm linda so, how this freak accident happened. >>> some have been in the dark since friday. we talk with the president of bge to find out what is going on. you will hear from a spokesperson on when you can get your lights back on. good morning, maryland, i'm charley crowson. megan pringle is on assignment. we begin with mike, in all week for lynette charles. you have a tall order. >> we will be dealing with the heat

barbecue sauce, so the pot, pop, flavored the pda water, cold medicine, energy drinks, and energy bards. >> i have never seen it so early. what is going to happen in august? it is going to be 120 i guess. >> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with low melser. >> did you say pizza was going up? that is that. i will loosen up that high for this forecast because it is courting outside right now been than 100 degrees at the inner harbor. down in annapolis, they are at 96 degrees. in ocean city, at 95 degrees. if you want relief, head out to deep creek where they are seeing temperatures in the upper 70's to low 80's. anywhere from about 68 degrees to 72 degrees. 110 degrees, that is like a blast furnace. when you go from air- conditioning to 110 degrees, it hits you pretty hard. be careful if you are headed outside today. use your sunscreen if you are headed out to the beach today. because of these dangerously warm temperatures, the entire viewing area is in a dangerous heat advisory. again, be careful. as far as the rest of the day is concerned, a strong chance for thunderstorms later

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one thing he does want to do other than campaigning for tax cuts is catch a concert starreding the bard of new jersey, the boss himself. ♪ it will be the 130th spring steen concert he'll have attended. >> what's your favorite? >> thunder road. >> though the governor is not spring steen's favorite because of his politics. >> i'd love to have a relationship with him. but i feel like i already do through his music and what it's meant to me from the time was 13 years old and born to run came out. ♪ >> reporter: born to run, thunder road, sounds like a soundtrack for governor christie. >> now that's a bromance. just ahead for us, it's got this group of abercrombie models singing along. we go inside the viral lives of "call me maybe." no you don't, honey. yes, you do! don't! i've washed a few cupcake tins in my day... oh, so you're a tin expert now. whoa nelly! hi, kitchen counselor here. he's actually right... with cascade complete. see cascade complete pacs work like thousands of micro-scrubbing brushes to help power away tough foods even in corners and edges. so, i was right, right? i've g

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enough of the bard. let's move on to how to find stocks that are great buys. was talking about the new high list because uh you get a cheaper entry point and stocks that are proven a winner. say you didn't want to buy names off the new high list because you're paying too much. you can usually get a better deal if you are patient and wait for weakness. given how crazy the market has come there are few occasions when buying a stock off the new high list is okay. but sometimes a stock is so hot you have to -- [ buy, buy, buy ] -- whenever you can. but don't buy all at once. you want a hundred shares. think it's so much mojo you won't get a pullback? worse thing that happens, it goes higher and you don't get to buy more. you grab a quick profit and find another stock. believe me, there is always another stock to find, another train coming into the station. i have one exception where i'm okay to buy stock hitting a new high. if you see insiders buying the stock at a 52-week high, that's a clear signal. it's rare to see happen. i have seen it and in my experience it

the bard once wrote, "all the world's a stage" but tonight the spotlight shines brightly on london. since this is the first of the games, they've been tweeting. the men's gymnastics team put this out. the women's basketball team sent a picture and the reviews are in from regular folks inside the stadium. one says danny boyle will get a knighthood. another, the opening ceremony has been amazing. and more than a few, brian, let the games begin. >> well, chris, we are so happy for this host city that as you point out the weather has held at least so far. chris jansing over the olympic village tonight. chris, thanks. here's why you may be hearing of a strong women's theme at these games in the days to come. a couple firsts at work here. it's the first time every nation has women athletes on the team. for the first time on team usa, the women out number the men as they do in the work place and on college campuses in the u.s. so it's fitting the ranking ambassador from the u.s. is first lady michelle obama. here in london as we said leading the delegation and cheering them on, meeting wit

light street is shut down between redwood street and lomb bard street and here's a live -- lombard street and here's a live look in the area. expect heavy congestion downtown traveling in this area. you can always stick with mass transit that's strongly recommended or you can use hopkins place or even fayette street as your alternate route. if you are traveling on the jfx, there's absolutely nothing to get in your way from the beltway downtown to east fayette street and this is what the beltway looks like at dulaney valley road. no delays whatsoever traveling up towards 83. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. megan over to you>>> it's 2 minutes after 6. your kids want to go to the aquarium and you work downtown or have plans to head over to artscape. downtown is a mess and it's going stay that way because of the water main break in downtown baltimore. the city has a plan but it's going to take a while. charley crowson is live at the work scene and charley being we hear from the board of public works that will hit up city hall for more money but is there money there? >> yeah. 31,

is the most famous member of the church of scientology, a faith bounded 60 years ago by l ron hub bard. the church that says counselling sessions it can heel people of past tra mas has been involved in many controversies. reportedly holmes, who was raised catholic, feared that her husband would pull their 6-year-old daughter more deeply into the faith. the niece of the man who runs scientology, david, has come fard to say that more than a decade ago, she was forced to perform manual labor at age 6 and at age 7, forced to sign a billion dollar loyalty contract. >> they believe that you live life time after life time. >> the church denies children are forced to do manual labor. in what could be a sign of things to come for katie holmes, former church official debby cook says people who leave the church are often excommunicated. >> do you and your husband still have family in the church? >> yes. we do. >> do you have a continuing relationship with them? >> no. they have actually been asked or pressured in some way to not communicate to us right now. >> how painful is that? >> that's very

three lanes of lomb bard -- lombard street blocked. use franklin street or martin luther boulevard.ling no problems to report traveling through the tunnels and here's what it looks like on the top side of the beltway in towson at york road. everything up to speed so it will be a nice ride traveling up towards 83. megan and charley over to you. >>> new questions surrounding the safety of airline food. >> we will tell you why passengers what they found stuck in the middle of their meat in the sandwiches. it will make you think twice about flying. >> a major bridge linking the u.s. to canada now open. police had to close it for a number of hours last night bringing traffic to a standstill. and speaking of traffic, being brought to a standstill, megan. that's what we can expect today. this is a live look downtown at the inner harbor from the water main break. >> check out abc2news.com this morning because it's going to be a lot of delays. we will be right back. >>> 5:16 and new this morning the ambassador bridge between detroit and windsor on tear cocanada back open following a bomb thr

disputed split decision but the rematch was cancelled after the american field a drug test it means the bard in las vegas suddenly become a unification contest with garcia's w.b.c. belt also on the line here but twenty four year old from philadelphia claiming the title in his last fight against erik morale is. twenty three proof fights. are. golf or defending champion steve stricker has moved to three shots off the lead at the halfway stage of the john deere classic in illinois the american karting a second round of sixty seven to finish the day and ten under par helped by this birdie putt on the seventy overnight leader troy mother since the limb on the catch though the thirty two year old carded a fantastic sixty one in his first round but couldn't quite continue with the pace a second round of sixty eight seeing his three shot lead cut to one. who provided the run of the day a bogey free nine under sixty two moving him into choi second alongside composite brian harmon on twelve. to basketball where n.b.a. offseason business is continuing with the newly branded franchise the brooklyn nets

and finally, the last chapter, which i'll read you a little bit of, i taught the book -- i teach at bard college -- and i decided to teach the book to my class. this was a particularly wonderful class. i adored my students and they were wonderful readers. and i thought, these are, you know, 20-year-olds, 21, 22, they're incredibly smart and well-read and good readers, and i wanted to see how they responded to the diary after all of these years, and it was quite wonderful really because they said, when carrying the diary around on campus some of the other students thought that it was -- they were saying to them, didn't you read this in the eighth grade? you know, and they thought it was like some sort of ironic gesture, they had been carrying around grade school lunch box as an attache case. but in fact, the kids' response was so beautiful and so moving and so direct, and i was so moved by the fact that -- that their response was so emotional all of these years later, that i essentially transcribed that class. i tape recorded it. i had a sense it was going to be good and just wrote down a

his name is tj bard. he was penn state's student body president. he sat in on meetings with the board of trustees. he also worked closely with the university president at the time. and those two administrators who are now accused of lying to a grand jury about what they knew. tj, thanks for being here today. >> thanks for having me back, carol. >> first of all, tj, what was it like to be interrogated by freeh's investigators? >> it was an extremely thorough process. i was interviewed for over two hours. it was really, really in depth. they asked a lot of questions specifically concerning what i knew about joe paterno, the football program, my impressions of the football program at penn state, and then obviously the board of trustees. kind of what is the impression of the board of trustees within the university. my role as a student representative to the board of trustees. and then obviously my relationships with gary schultz, tim curley, and the senior administrators at the university. >> let's talk more about that. as you said, you worked closely

that water main break still there downtown, causing problems, light street closed, east alimony bardsat light street -- lombard at light street, two lanes blocked. 83 looking good there just in the area of exit 27. there's a look at the jfx at cold spring lane, traffic is very light. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. for your best deal on a new car, you have to look beyond the day you buy it. toyota's are built to save you money today and tomorrow. now is the time to buy a toyota. back over to you. >>> let's go out to monique. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. once again , we are live here at white marsh mall for the sir susquehanna that has -- circus that has rolled into town. introduce yourselves. >> i'm jessie ben son, the managing marketer. >> reporter: what do people expect? most people know circus, animals, for for for former? >> it is going to be a 2 hour show. we have camels. you can do pony rides and cal elevator rides, you can ride wrinkles, petting zoo, fun for the whole family. >> reporter: the target audience, bring the kids down. who wou

any news coming out of europe will trump it, but i think we will took at them going bard. >> do you knowthe best performing sector was? the utilities. they rushed to the safe haven there as the market was going lower. >> that goes right along with your comments on the tremendously low yield on the ten year treasury and the 40 year very ri also. i would say when we're talking about a low yield,y a company like johnson and johnson. they have 70 billion in sales, 14 billion in a 20% margin, they're in 120 odd countries, over 120 years old. they have only 20% in emerging market sales, and they have this new chairman that was interviewed by maria, they have a phenomenal product set. that's the kind of thing you want to the buy in an environment like this, bill. >> you sounded skeptical -- >> yes, i think we're going to hit 1325 again. i'm worried about what this scandal is going to do as we move forward over the next couple months, i don't think we're all clear yet, we have to -- >> don't chase it. >> use this to rotate into other stocks. use this as a chance to row case into coke, pepsi, and

gafney -- those allegations were condemned by concertive crops, and got him bard from cpac. the union investigated the allegations and found them false and unfounded and resolved. its complete confidence in the loyalty of a bush department official and grover nor kwift to the united states. what makes senator john mccain's statement today so bold, is that other republican members of congress have been silent or kind of supportive. the one michigan republican, mike rogers, who chairs the house select committee on intelligence. he is the chairman of the committee. here is what he said recently on frank gafne's radio show. >> bachmann is taking the lead on this particular issue and going through and trying to figure out what they took out of training materials and what they left in and why did it get change. >> congress man rogers is chairman of the committee. as for congress woman bachmann, we spent much of day trying to get her to answer questions. she would not. she released a statement saying her allegations are being distort d. she made no mention of huma abedin, no mentio

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most beautiful bard town kentucky >> best food in santa fe and the friend friendliest in murray and delrayured on the travel channel. >> other than santa fe, for get those places. why don't they send me. >> put the show on the road. >> good idea. >> lynn, there is so much i want to talk to you about this morning to get your take on. let's start. we haven't had a chance to talk about this. i don't know whether you saw this. john mccain was asked -- i am not making this up. john mccain was asked: well in 2008, you looked at mitt romney as a vice presidential candidate possibility. why did you choose sarah palin over mitt romney? and mccain said quote, sarah palin was a better candidate. what does what does that say about mitt romney? >> well, it's -- we know how that played out. but if we could go back to that point in time, i think and hold your horses but i could see the rationale. they were looking for a game changer. they had issues. i can't remember where where i read this. the optics of two wealthy men running wouldn't cut it. remember how john mccain got in trouble with his answer of

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the judge this time bard cameras from the courtroom. >>> overseas, the mother of all battles in syria. rebels reportedly captured a military base outside syria's largest city. the fighting in aleppo rages on. abc's alex marquardt, who is inside syria, described the devastation at staggering. 2,000 people have fled the city in just two days. >>> and mitt romney is talking tough about syria's ally, iran. romney said preventing iran from obtaining nuclear weapons should be america's highest national security priority. during an interview with abc's david muir, romney would only say he recognizes israel's right to defend itself. >>> it was anything but an ultimate ride on sunday at six flags. a dozen people got stuck in the air for nearly two hours when the new superman roller coaster suddenly stopped. firefighters were lifted up to give water bottles and sunscreen to the riders. they were going to try to evacuate them but the riders were brought down backwards. >> could have been worse. that's why we don't ride roller coasters in the elliott house. >>> now to the rash of bomb threats at

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and will include runs in the sunset district and whom bard street >> there you go. >>> a lot of activities francisco. the giants later tonight and breast fest, rosemary at fort mason, should be clearing up, maybe later today? >> fort ?aifn >> maybe not. >> could be a little tricky. partial clearing expected for the city today. and i always think about the brides and grooms looking forward to that summer like wedding. and they're going to get just a dose of damp weather. it's even a little misty and drizzly along the coast and parts of the bay at this hour. we will get burn-off over parts of the valley locations dealing with gray skies, but we will be thick with gray along the coast. to tahoe it will be a nice day. upper 70s in the forecast, going to be gusty. winds to 25 miles per hour at times. for sunday, thunderstorms in the forecast but it's just a slight chance. 20% or so. it will be in the afternoon lasting into the early evening hours. coming back here at home, 50s to low 60s outside our door this morning. we mentioned it, plenty of overcast sky, even a little mist and drizzle along