conversations with of the general manager and with a couple of the folks over there, suzanne, and bob williams. basically, i remember years ago, there was some problem when it first opened. i think there was no parking. people were parking in their driveway. i have made contact with them and said, please talk to your people. what can we do to help you? we want to make it right. rejoined the bayview merchants association, farther out in bayview. we have contacted the dog patch, a merchant association. they said, you are not in the dark patch. there is a neighborhood association we have associated. they are dormant. we have reached out to the bayview basin neighborhood association. we would like them to use our facility, just like sundance. on sundance, there have been discussions with me present about sundance. duc was all for it. we told them this is very important to certain communities, and that even if it was just breaking even, he should do it. he said, absolutely. actually, they're the ones who built the spring dance floor in that facility. that is a large facility. they took their charit

. >> i didn't run into shaefer or bob williams at this debate.alked about how the voiceless don't have voices in our democracy right now, or at least it's being minimized. there you were with people whose voices from not being heard. i was glad "the young turks" could do that. >> who won the debate. >> i thought dr. jill stein and rocky anderson. she was the most presentable in terms of what they are policy was. stephen der ham was exciting. he was the rabble rousing socialist and he said, i know i'm not going to win. peta lindsay was forceful. she was born in 1984. i asked her why she was running for president if she's not legally able to be president when elected. she said that the rules will be changed if she's elected. >> in the end did you come away more impressed or less impressed? keep it reel. >> i will keep it real. i felt like i was dealing with a group of people who obviously are not going to win the presidency. there was a lot of passion in the room. it seemed some of the people seemed somewhat fringed. some of the people watching and

buy that land from jane harris but they couldn't buy the land from jane harris because honest bob and william peter had still had a lawsuit against the estate and she didn't have clear title. so they went even further to the intersection of buffalo bayou and white oak bayou, bought two sections of land from the widow of john austin, and said we're going to put our city here. so then they sent an agent to new orleans, where sam houston was recuperating from his leg wound in the opulent home of william christie, who was the notary who drafted the loan documents, and said general houston, we'd like to name our city, our new city in your honor 1/4 wehono honor, and we'd like to pay you a $2,000 retainer for helping us to promote it. and he undoubtedly said something like where have you guys been all my life? so that's how the city of houston dame came to be where it is. henry smith and sam houston searched for solutions to the debt problems of texas. he said, well, how did we do, henry in henry smith prepared this report. he said, well, we had $850,000 in military expenses, $157,000 civil expense

meteorologist tim williams and bob turk are updating the forecast. first, let's check in with tim.nd looks like it's drying out there. tim? >> we may see a little more rain before the night is out. just enough to maybe stop some of the immediate fire concerns. but certainly as you mentioned, not enough to put a dent in our deficit. going to around the mid40- degree range. that's where we start tomorrow, with the clouds. we'll start to see some break in the clouds through the middle of the day. and the return of the sun. temperatures going up to around 70 degrees. and we'll drop back into the 60s and eventually around 50 degrees. for the next five days, we send it in to bob. >> looks like a really nice end of the week. we got some good rain today, a little bit. 74 by friday. saturday night, i think we'll have a shower or thunderstorm. good chance of shower activity. maybe steady rain. may even be in the low 60s sunday. and lingering showers, now probably into monday, with temps again in the 60s. so chance of much-needed rain coming back into the region. denise? >> all right. thank y

meteorologist tim williams and bob turk are updating the forecast.st, here's tim. >>> it is a bit breezy. but it definitely is going to get better as we move into the latter part of the weekend. we have a little rain expected tomorrow afternoon. temperatures tonight, we should mention, 2:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. we're expecting a freeze warning and frost advisory for many parts of the area. and then we start to warm up. tomorrow, we'll get up to a daytime high in the 60s. but then we expect rain into sunday. for the next five days, we send it into bob. >>> maybe 4:00, 5:00, light rain into early sunday. 58. a little warmer by afternoon. 68, monday. looks like a pretty nice day. scattered shower or thundershower. tuesday or wednesday, as it warms up. 70, back up to 80. next wednesday. >> 80? thank you, bob. stir style to come. after a quiet day. one of the nfl draft. ravens look to get busy tonight. >>> ravens live from team headquarters next in sports. ,,, we love gardening... yeah, but the feeling wasn't always mutual. i want you to grow big! if you gro

meteorologist tim williams and bob turk are updating the forecast for the next five days. go to tim in the outback. >> unfortunately, they'll clear up and get cloudy again just in time for the weekend. tomorrow, we have actually a very nice day. good bit of sunshine. sun is setting now. going to be clearing through tonight. it will get pretty breezy. temperatures starting in the 40s, going up to about 60 degrees. tapering offer back into the 40s. and then the clouds start to increase, heading into saturday. for the next five days, we send it in to bob. >>> tomorrow looks like a nice day. breezy, a lot of sunshine. much dryer than today. 64, 42. it's going to be chilly tomorrow night. i expect even some suburbs, upper 30s. cloud comes back saturday afternoon. some showers late in the afternoon. saturday night, into early sunday. by sunday afternoon, it might clear out there. 58, 62. clearing out. sunshine again on monday and tuesday. 64. back up to 66. again by next week. denise? >> thank you, bob. >>> still to come tonight. we're just a few hours away from the ravens first

meteorologist tim williams and bob turk are updating the conditions. here's bob. >> hope you enjoy today. because tomorrow will not be as nice. it's going to be a little wet. here's why. look at radar. not too far west of us. already, a bunch of showers near columbus, ohio. down to charleston, west virginia. and guess what. they're moving in a general east/southeast direction. and there's even more across portions of the midwest, as you can see portions of indiana and kentucky. we do expect to see showers developing overnight. temperature-wise, we're at 68. and that is smack-dab normal on this date, by the way. 69, d.c. 58 in oakland. 65 in ocean city. these temperatures today, however, running anywhere from, as you can see, 6, 7, 10 degrees, 11 degrees warmer than yesterday. so we have improved temperature- wise this week. tim out in the outback. lots of sunshine with the thursday forecast. >>> as bob mentioned, spring showers are headed our way. take a look at a few graphics. a little unsettled here as the jet stream is dipping right across the mid-a

meteorologist bob turk and tim williams but for now, tim is enjoying the sunshine. >> with a good bit going to be a gorgeous day really. right on through, until really tomorrow evening. we go up into about the 70- degree range. we'll taper off into the 60s. bottoming out down into the 50- degree range for tomorrow. then the rain does come by probably saturday afternoon into the evening. for a little more on the weekend, we send it in to bob. >> looks like chance of showers coming back late in the afternoon on saturday. it will be more and more humid. hopefully we'll get more shower activity. and if that front slows down and low pressure does develop, we could see some steady or solid rain on into sunday. keep our fingers crossed. i know it's the weekend. but we need the rain. 77, in the 60s. clearing out later on monday. leftover shower. 6248. kind of chilly. 63, down to 37 on tuesday night. denise? >> thank you, bob. >>> on the day, legendary basketball coach pat summit steps down in tennessee, she receives a major national honor. summit will be awarded the presidential medal of free

meteorologist tim williams and bob turk are updating the first warning weather forecast.re's tim in the outback. >> definitely a mixed bag as you mentioned, vic. and tonight, we have freeze concerns in garrett and allegheny counties. and the far western suburb. then we start to warm up as we start to get past an overnight low around 37 or so. we go up to a daytime high, through the 60s, right up to about 65. and overnight lows back down into the 40s. and then it warms up nicely, almost summer like for the next five days. here's bob. >>> amazing five-day forecast. considering how chilly it's been. beautiful. 62. 75. yes, 86 predicted high now on sunday. 87, monday and tuesday. and a chance, pretty good chance for things on -- tuesday night into wednesday of scattered shower and thunderstorms. but look at that. 87. down a little cooler, 54 at night. maybe a little rain early next week. denise? >> boy, that's almost 90. thank you, bob. >>> american students seem to be falling behind when it comes to science. and that can jeopardize our economy and our national security. jess

meteorologist tim williams and bob turk are updating our conditions. we'll start with bob. >> still have a chance of more showers tonight. and yes, we still need them. take a look at radar. the batch that moved through this morning, primarily well down to the south. but there's a front to the west, creating showers around pittsburgh, johnstown, state college. up that way. and across west virginia. in between, not a whole lot. so after 8:00, 9:00 tonight, we have a chance of a shower or two, across central and northern maryland. and maybe a rumble of thunder with that as well. now, take a look at the rainfall for this april and for the year so far. for the year, we still have a deficit. yeah, pretty good, too. more than four and a quarter inches, as you can see. for the month of april, we're catching up. but we're still below normal for the month. let's take a look at the next graphic. we are -- somewhere in there. we are still below normal. but i don't see it at this point. all right. let's take a look at the temperatures. tim has a look. we're still a

meteorologist tim williams and bob turk have more on the desperate need for more rain. bob? >> and wjz drought watch continues to track those rainfall totals. take a look first of all, at our drought index. this is put out by the national weather service. you can still see that most of maryland, at least from the bay east is in the moderate or severe drought. that's based on amount of rainfall and water on the ground. to the west of us, still called abnormally dry. the amount of rain we saw yesterday, really did nothing to help the drought. puit did wet things down. take a look at numbers. and nobody really got more than a quarter of an inch, as you can see. columbia, frederick, bel air and towson. at the airport, officially, only 16/100ths of anich. hopefully we'll get more this weekend. we could see at least that much or more maybe in some areas. it's been a mild afternoon. tim has a look at some of the temperatures and what's on tap for the end of the week. tim? >> temperatures have been comfortable. but the sun, with this light breeze, only serves serves to evaporate thi

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bob turk and tim williams is taking a look at how the weekend is shaping up and our first warning weatherecast. let's check in with bob. or tim. >> i'll take it. we're looking at a gorgeous evening shaping up. and it's going to translate into a pretty nice start into the day saturday. temperatures going down to about 50 tonight. that's where we'll start with 50 and sunshine. clouds will increase. the rain will arrive by lunchtime, into about dinnertime. and then by tonight, it would be very, very wet, including thunderstorms. and that translates into a wet sunday. for the next five days, we send it in to bob. >>> looks like a very wet saturday night into sunday night. we could see steady rain, inch or two or more. some areas could see 3 to 4 inches. it's possible. by the time we get to monday. 77, 57. low 50s. breezy, chilly. maybe a few leftover showers. garrett county, probably some snowflakes there. 57, tuesday. maybe leftover shower. and a little warmer with more sun. 62 on wednesday. looks like an end of the drought coming this weekend. vic? >> thanks, bob. >>> still to come on eyewi

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bob: there you go. i want to talk about pippa middleton. she is the sister of kate middleton who married prince harry. >> charles. >> dana: william. [ laughter up. take a look at the woman. is he is not good looking or what? she goes to a party there n france. the party was a guy's name i can't pronounce because he is french. >> -- included outfits -- >> greg: this is a beckel. >> bob: fiery woman. >> andrea: or as you say, tuesday night. >> dana: this sounds like normal. >> bob: so they blow out to the party. and they are driving in a car. she has four guys with her. and so they are driving out. paparazzi follow them. the driver brings a gun out and points to the pap ra san antonio, in france can get you in jail fast for doing that. it's a felony. >> andrea: or anywhere, probably. >> bob: probably. not here. not here. but the fact is that kate, not been any charges or investigation. greg, you told me you had information on pipa. i would like to know what it is. >> greg: when a british baby is born, they get two separate full names. did you know this? they get a normal one like mary johnson and then athey get british name like pippa middleto

meteorologist tim williams and bob turk have more. >> let's take a look at this latest drought map. this comes from the national weather service. take a look at the state of maryland. right now, the entire eastern shore. let's go to that drought. can we see that? no. okay. well, i can tell you that the eastern shore in delaware is under what we call a severe drought, west of the bay. it's called abnormally warm, dry conditions. and that's what's going to continue, at least the next several days, because we don't really expect to see much in the way of rain now. tomorrow night, there is a slight chance of a shower or thundershower, particularly across northern sections. right now, temperatures here in the mid-60s. as you can see, the cool spot, 54 in ocean city. 55 over in oakland. but temperatures this afternoon, running yeah, somewhat higher than yesterday. six degrees higher now. 12 degrees warmer in cumberland. and ocean city. there we go. there's your drought map. as you see, from most of the state, either abnormally dry, moderate dry, and eastern shore of delaware, under what w

meteorologist tim williams and bob turk, tracking the system moving our way. we'll start with bob. >> let's take a look at radar. right now, clear skies. beautiful weather. cold night on tap. but to the west of us, that rain you see near st. louis. down to about nashville. it is moving off to the east. with a warm front. and we do expect to see some rain developing by probably afternoon or evening on saturday. probably lingering, at least into early sunday before it clears out. so maybe 8, 10 hours on the weekend, it may be on the damp side. temperatures right now, running a little below normal. take a look right now. we're at 60. at 7 or 8 degrees below average. 61 in ocean city. 66, pax river. and only 45 in ec -- oakland. dew point, 28. very dry air. tonight, between 2:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. all of those northeast and northwest of the baltimore-d.c. area. under a freeze warning or frost advisory. temperatures get down to 30, 32 degrees. and if you have tender plants out, now is the time to bring them in or this evening. but cover them up. they may not make i

meteorologist tim williams and bob turk are update being our conditions. let's start with bob. >> reporter: it's a perfect april 25th. normal temperature, right mow, 68. that's where we are most of the afternoon. take a look at radar. nothing around here. in fact, pretty nice skies. but out to the west, here's what's coming our way. shower and some thunder out there as well. april showers, moving in overnight. and at least a portion of your thursday is going to be wet at this point. so you can make those kinds of plans. and we might see more on these showers coming by the weekend as well. take a look at temperatures right now. right on the normal. mid- to upper 60s. 70 in d.c. 55 in oakland. and 66 in ocean city. but these temperatures today, run anywhere from, you can see, 5 to as much as 12 degrees warmer than we saw yesterday. now, tim has a look at your thursday forecast. and what we have on tap. tim? >> well, bob talked about the rain that is moving our direction. some of it will be here late tonight. and with that, don't be surprised to hear a rumble

meteorologist tim williams and bob turk are tracking those dry conditions. let's start with bob. >> all right. take a look at the latest drought watch map as we just told you. west of the bay, not quite as dry. but as you can see, still either moderate or abnormally dry, anywhere west. however, a severe drought continues all over delaware and the entire eastern shore. doesn't look like it's going to change really much. it's going to be even warmer this weekend. continued dry weather, probably into at least tuesday of next week. take a look at temperatures. a beautiful, dry afternoon. 64 right now. 56 in ocean city. 55 in oakland. temperatures this afternoon, running a little bit warmer than yesterday. by 6 degrees here. 11 warmer in cumberland. and 13 degrees warmer in oakland. ocean city and pax river, stuck there, right there, about the same temperatures they had yesterday. now, tim is in the outback. tim has a look at very warm temperatures headed our way, over the next three or four days. tim? >> unbelievable, bob. we talked about this high pressure in c

meteorologist tim williams and bob turk are tracking that much- needed rain. >> as soon as you start talking about a drought, we've got rain coming. and looks like it could really be a drought buster this weekend. take a look at the first amount of rains that of that's going to come in our region is associated with that front. there you see it, right through indiana. but down to the south, low pressure developing over louisiana. that's going to head often to the east. eventually up the east coast. looks like it could bring us a very, very appreciable amount of rain here. saturday night and most of the day on sunday. temperature-wise right now. beautiful afternoon. we're at 72. 77 up in cumber land. ocean city, the cool spot by the ocean at 66 degrees. these temperatures today, running anywhere from 2 to maybe 5, even 10 degrees almost above what we saw yesterday at this time. >>> but as i mentioned, the big changes coming this weekend in the form of rain. at this point has a look at -- tim has a look at the chances. tim? >> well, as bob mentioned, it's going to take a while to get he

meteorologist tim williams and bob turk are updating our conditions. we'll start with bob in the first warning weather center. bob? >> you could open the windows and get that free air conditioning. but it's going to be cold later tonight. tell you about that in just a minute. take a look at temps now. clear skies. just a few puffy clouds out there. turned out to be a pleasant afternoon. 59 now. chilly, 43. and no air conditioning. the heat tonight. in oakland. dew point is way down. 20 and 47 in oakland now. dew points way down to 26. that means it will get colder tonight. in fact, so cold that the weather service has issued, beginning alt 2:00 a.m. to early in the morning, a frost advisory. yes, north of the city. as you can see, including howard, baltimore, harford, cecil, carroll county, frederick and west, negotiate and west of that -- north and west of that area. a freeze warning. temperatures could get to 31, 32 degrees overnight. so watch out if you have tender plants. north of the city. they may get nipped in the bud as they say. >>> also, look

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>> bob: it's not only not appropriate. and gregg williamsr. >> brian: hired by the rams. b. he should be banned and i hope they do the banning for life. there is a difference when you play football of saying let's go kill these guys. everybody says that. difference between picking a player out who is key to the offense and saying he has a bad knee, go get him and i'll pay you money to get him. that is apples and oranges. i used to tell our guys kill these guys. but we never say we'll pay you $10,000. it's disgraceful and disgusting. the n.f.l. once again is playing footsy with this thing and they don't have enough guts -- >> brian: i think the n.f.l. -- >> bob: i don't they -- >> brian: they said he's banned. >> kimberly: yeah, goodell. >> bob: any player should be banned, too. >> kimberly: goodell took a hard stan on it. >> bob: then been a players that did it. >> andrea: it's the cheap shots. i talk to someone who played football and he says this is what happens. you don't have to pay them. in their mind to kill them. it's not ballet, but

senator bob lafayette bring senator william taft that day.nt on to win the republican nomination but finished third in the general election. congrats to mike from florida for tweeting me the right answer. >>> there are three republican primaries today. we are monitoring all contests. it seems president obama already picked a winner and that makes him fair game. joining me is maria cardona and republican strategist. president obama rolled out this new ad. it's all about gas prices, oil and taking down romney. >> he's raising mileage standards and doubling renewable energy. in all these fights, mitt romney stood with big oil for their tax breaks. >> it's playing in florida and ohio. too early or smart move? boris? >> it's not a bad move. what it does is send a message democrats with barrage barrage leading them denieded mitt romney will be the nominee. plups decided that, as well. this should send a message to republicans not coalescing behind mitt romney. if the president is focusing on backing him, let's defend mitt romney and make sure he's

. >> different times certainly you were a gunner's mate on d-day, guys like you, ted williams, bob fellerto fight in afghanistan. how are the guys different today than they were -- >> they can't even fight going down the first baseline. >> there was a lot going on then. my top salary was 64. >> 64, excuse me. okay. >> 64,000, and i had to go like heck to get that, but i enjoyed playing the game. it beats working. to me, playing baseball is fun, and i had fun when i did play. i talked to all the hitters when they came up, telling them to shut up and all that. i used to tease ted williams, sit up, you little daigle, i'm talking to the head, not the toe. >> that's great. >> i loved when the catcher talked to me. it didn't bother me one bit. but like gator and the guys said in the wintertime, the season star starts -- where do you live now? >> louisiana. >> louisiana. i always call him, like i watch the game, and i may see something that i didn't like, i call gator and i say "gator, did you see the game last night? you see what happened?" and he'll do the same thing to me, you know, call me u

william's law will likely be impacted. >> reporter: and that's just fine for delegate bob marshall, he filed a friend of the court brief with the supreme court in support of the arizona immigration statute. >> what's at stake here is our law enforcement capacity to enshire that we can make the streets safe from people who may not be here legally. >> it will open the flood gates to having more of these laws passed around the country including in virginia. >> reporter: for her, she's conflicted between them and wish she was never put in the tough position in the first place. surae chinn, 9news now. >> now five other states have immigration laws similar to arizona's. those laws are already being challenged in alabama, georgia, indiana, and in utah. the eight justices are expected to rule in june. >>> governor o'malley believers there are strong ground to appeal a ruling yesterday by maryland's highest court. the court struck down part of the state law that allows police to collect dna samples from people charged with a violent crime, burglary, or attempts to commit these crimes. o'malley calls the ruling quote a strange decisi

william j. carter. the jane henson foundation. and the corporation for public broadcasting. >>> welcome, i'm bob abernethy.t's good to have you with us. second-degree murder charges were filed this week against george zimmerman, the volunteer neighborhood watchman who shot and killed unarmed teenager, trayvon martin. the announcement came after weeks of protests demanding zimmerman's arrest. several religious groups also called for an investigation into martin's death. recent polls show that attitudes about the case vary dramatically by race. joining me with more on this are kim lawton, managing editor of this program, and harold dean trulear, associate professor of applied theology at howard university in washington, d.c., and national director of the healing communities prisoner re-entry initiative. professor, welcome, we're glad to have you here again. >> thank you, it's my privilege. >> good to see you again. >> the contrast in the way people saw this case in florida just couldn't have been more stark. overwhelming differences in the way whites and blacks saw it and what they saw in it. how did you see

bob dylan. he was just the one off note. williamer show." >> good morning. i have a couple of things for you on the war on women. more women than men in the united states, more women voters than men in the united states. they control most of the health. >> i'm not sure that's true. >> they live longer more for medicare, and medicaid, uh-huh. >> more food stamps more rent and power subsidies. >> where are you getting these statistics from william? >> ma'am? >> where are you getting them from? >> i am just writing them down. i was in the medical insurance business for a little over 30 years -- >> so your point is there's no war on women. >> no, my point is both sides of the story should be told rather than just one side. >> that's the first one someone admitted that they wrote down the facts. >> yes. just making them up. >> enough said. 29 minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ is on the new news network. >>welcome to the war room. >>jennifer granholm joins current tv. a former two-term governor. >>make y

bob. >> the british businessman found dead in a hotel room in china was not working for british intelligence according to the foreign secretary, william hague. the politician was accused of tapping the phones of communist party leaders. our correspondent has the latest from beijing. >> before his fall, bo xilai. his sacking has mired the chinese communist party in scandal. unity has been shattered. it now seems he was tapping fellow leaders phone calls. even president hu jintao. the alleged murder of british business and knew he would is what triggered his demise. his -- neil he would -- heywood is what triggered his demise. his wife is being accused of the crime. he is being accused of driving a ferrari and having a taste for expensive living. he denies he is ever driven a ferrari. the death has shined a light on the vast riches enjoyed by communist party officials and their families. the link between power and wealth in china today and the growing in inequality, none of which the communist party once aired. working with firms like aston martin and the taxi company provides access to all of the money neill had before his death. >> th

william westmoreland was interviewed about this. he was asked about this 12 years ago. commander of vietnam. had a funeral not long ago. i saw bob hope, 2003. and he was asked about what do you make of the fact that you commanded american forces in vietnam, and we had this terrible setback in southeast asia. and the west has won. what do you make of that? he says, well, i guess it's the luck of the yankees. i just don't know. but i think the answer is that this was a very difficult period. it was a transition period in america. that's pal able in the speeches of that period. that we are really passing through a transition. america is assuming great responsibilities without clir cut enmys and challenges. the am biggous responsibilities that we're assuming. and i think we have difficulties. i think it's impossible anywhere from '61 all the way to '80 for a presidency not in some sense to disappoint america. >> anyone who lived through the nixon administration has deep impressions of your father. what is the most popular misconception about your father? >> i haven't thought about that. i tend to think of the positive. i've kind of