anyone else have proved once again their dominance in long distance events korea won the boston marathon weekend and national and permanent resident of the essay was among twenty two thousand four hundred twenty six other athletes to take part in the event due to external hard temperatures wrong thirty six degrees celsius. didn't display and a fantastic result call it finished with a time of trial is twelve minutes and forty seconds which is more than seven minutes slower than the world's best judgment the better it's there in the table and then it ok i got finished second and third respect. i don't mean to me i think that in both the model even olympic event i think. you know what we do where we know my history or both are not opposed to me opinions believe people boy every every muslim being here to me i don't care what comes up top of this but andre are really really happy to be able to win both. the women's race was decided by sprint for the fifth consecutive year with kamen sharon bossing to me i got some long the home stretch only to second separate to the plate at the finish line another

we're seeing a lot of searches for info on the boston marathon followed by new york, los angeles and chicago. have a great weekendout there and do the boston marathon. we're not far from bean town. >> no way. i could do maybe one -- ooh my stomach is looking weird. my neck is looking all disproportionate. >> looking toned. >> i've got two kids. i'm going to average a 20-minute mile. >> actually running from the cops there. >> yes, i was. >> get off of me. you look good, paula. run that race. >> you're going to be right there at the finish line with open arms. >> yeah. >>> coming up next, the pro baseball star who could be the next striking leggy drag queen. >>> and morgan freeman responds to a controversial family affair. it's all next in "the skinny." >> get busy living. >> oh, yeah. >> announcer: abc's "world news now" will continue after this md >>> this is from "good morning america." a woman in argentina gave birth three months early and they all thought -- the doctors and the mom thought the worst had happened. >> but it turns out her time in that refrigerated morgue may actually have helped her cling to li

we're seeing a lot of searches for info on the boston marathon followed by new york, los angeles and chicago. have a great weekendre pretty fit. you should get out there and do the boston marathon. we're not far from bean town. >> no way. i could do maybe one -- ooh my stomach is looking weird. my neck is looking all disproportionate. >> looking toned. >> i've got two kids. i'm going to average a 20-minute mile. >> actually running from the cops there. >> yes, i was. >> get off of me. you look good, paula. run that race. >> you're going to be right there at the finish line with open arms. >> yeah. >>> coming up next, the pro baseball star who could be the next striking leggy drag queen. >>> and morgan freeman responds to a controversial family affair. it's all next in "the skinny." >> get busy living. it's all next in "the skinny." >> get busy living. >> oh, yeah. save spare chang for laundry( with irs free le. everyonene aan free file, choose a brand-name software right for ymu or use online fillable forms. like iaria and james, you'll get refund in about 10 dadays. for taxes that are a let less taxining, visit

marathon in d.c. and this weekend, he will fulfill his prison yard dream of rung the boston marathon and has the shirt lot of times people hit a wall where you get cramps and don't you can go on anymore. and you feel helpless and hopeless. >> and homeless no more, he worked for the same company for two years and promoted to manager and is a certified yoga teacher. >> you put one foot in front of the other and so the light of every day. >> he knows he can't change the past and so he's doing in the real world what he tried to do in prison, seek out the good people from the bad. beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> it's been a windy week, hasn't it? >> technically, almost always, we get winds kicking up around here. the case the last few days and. >> it looks great. temperatures into the 60s, the wind keeping it chilly at times and we had a bit of fair weather clouds, the cumulous forming underneath the trough of low pressure and that is basically where we have been the last few days and to the west, it's warm and they underneath a ridge of high pressure where it takes a big bucket to the north and that is that

talking about record setting temperatures this weekend for the boston marathon.ord setting temperatures as far northeast as new england. 82 on tuesday. we back it off to 70, still above normal albeit with clouds on wednesday. don, take it away. >> thank you very much. getting ready for the get up and go, here is sharon jib jib at wjz traffic control. >> hi don, good morning, everyone, well if you are just about to head out not too much to get in your way, a little fire activity blocking kennedy avenue in the city, take cecil avenue skin stead. traveling on the jfx starting this evening at 7:00 p.m. through at least the next month construction blocking the left lane in each direction, andrea fujii has been talking about that all morning. there is a look at your speeds on 95 southbound, starting to see it slow down just a bit when white marsh boulevard and 895, there is your speeds on the beltsway, top side still at full speed, the west side though slow, 47 miles per hour your average with an outer loop drive time of 13 minutes between 795 and 95. this traffic repo

weekend is developing coming up. >>> you hear about the boston marathon today? took its toll on the heat. a little here 4500 runners decided not to show up. many are expected to take race organizers up on their over to run -- offer to run next year. temperatures were forecast to be well above 80 by the end of the race sure lea looking at minnesota. nearly a foot of snow fell. these pictures show cars, porches and trees covered in the white stuff. schools and businesses were closed. the department of transportation is warning travelers of the wintry conditions. >>> a is vrn na man began ssh severna man began walking in 1994 but they never fond them. >> reporter: james cole disappeared 18 years ago. anne arundel police are still looking for cole, still looking for clues. now a possible braifnlgt cole was adopted. police were not able to find his biological parents until now. >> we were able to open up his adoption records. we were able to visit her. she cooperated 100% and gave us her dna. >> reporter: with that added information the police thought they had nothing to lose by looking in an

boston it was so hot that runners opted to skip the marathon. over the weekend these fields inial vier a, new york, were packed with soccer games. today they're a slushy mess. heavy rains throughout the day melted all of that morning snow and probably all of the snow men. karen travers, abc2 news. >>> closer to home a massive fire at a canton where house forced dozens from their homes, but the crews turned their attention to the hazardous materials on the site. jeff? >> many of the people living in upscale homes didn't even know of the warehouse until flames shot through its roof last night forcing them to evacuate. the three alarm fire consumed the building on baylor heat. it twisted the large steel beams like pretzel. she evacuated but kept thinking back to a fire which destroyed her south bolden street home on new year's eve. >> i came home and i had to park far away. i came in and got clothes and the whole place was engulfed with smoke. we went to my parents home last night, so we were displaced twice. >> reporter: with the fire extinguishes, fire hazardous

marathon in d.c. this weekend he will fulfill his prison yard dream of running the boston marathon.y has the shirt. is that a lot of times in a race people hit a wall where you get cramps. you don't think you can go on anymore. you feel helpless and hopeless. that's a lot what other people experience when they're homeless. >> reporter: homeless no more, chris has worked for the same company for two years and has been promoted to manager. he's also a certified yoga teacher. >> you just have to keep putting one foot in front of the other and see the light of every day. >> reporter: he knows he can't change the past, so he's doing in the real world what he tried to do in prison, seek out the good emerge run away from the bad. >>> george zimmerman making headlines and now he's a work of art. the unique perspective on the man accused of killing florida teen trayvon martin. >> d.c. police still on the hunt for a gunman of a rite aid shooting, the victim lies paralyzed on a hospital bed, his family speaking out the news edge at 11:00. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expec

marathon in d.c. this weekend he will fulfill his prison yard dream of running the boston marathon.shirt. >> a lot of times in a race people hit a wall where you get cramps, you tonight think you can go on anymore, you feel helpless and homeless. that's a lot what other people experience when they're homeless. >> reporter: holeless no more, chris has worked for the -- homeless no more, chris has worked for the same company for two years and has been promoted to manager. he's also a certified yoga teacher. >> you just have to keep putting one foot in front of the other and see the light of every dane. >> reporter: he knows he can't change the past, so he's doing in the real world what he tried to do in prison, seek out the good people, run away from the bad. beth parker, fox 5 news. >> we wish him well. thanks so much for joining us tonight at 10:00. here's brian now with the news edge at 11:00. >>> we'll start off tonight

weekend. east of that the southerly flow. very warm air in place. going all the way up toward boston, running the marathon today. they gave deher finance for -- deferment to runners because it's dangerous. behind the front it gets cooler. this front is going to come through tonight. there might be an isolated shower or rumble of thunder with this but not much more than that. tomorrow partly sunny, cooler, 70s. probably in the 60s, upper 60s by wednesday. so today 87 at national. some areas toward 90. incredible. tonight will be low 60s. tomorrow mid-70s. slight chance after shower tonight. wednesday a slight chance of a shower. cooler, 67. then by thursday and friday, not bad, in the 70s and much needed rain. looks like that might happen over the weekend. we're going into the kitchen. got some tasty treats when 9news now returns. >>> i'm one on one with one of my favorite chefs. he's from carmine's. i was just there monday night. i love carmine's in the penn central area of northwest washington. but he is here with me today because i want to tell you if you have not made plans for the weekend, on sunday you real

weekend or holidays. the i.r.s. says though it has already received most of the returns it expects to get this year. organizers with the boston marathonunners be prepared, it's going to be pretty hot tomorrow. temperatures expected to rise into the upper 80s. tens of thousands of runners will hit the streets and race organizers say only the fittest runners should compete. they say the risk of overheating and dehydration are very, very high. and there is a risk of some high temperatures as well in our area. >> tomorrow it's going to feel like early summer not only the heat but a little humidity. a nice day, a welcomed change across the area. look outside right now. we do have mainly deleer skies and our skies will remain mainly clear as they move through the overnight hours into the early morning look forg a beautiful sunrise at around 6:30. take a look today. 83 at the amplete our average for this date 67 degrees. the record 89. long standing set back in 1941. this is a look like earlier in the afternoon. our time laps really not a whole lot going on. a little sunshine that helps warm our temperatures very nicely. we have now cooled t

weekend. >> what did you think? >> let's show you what we've got for today. boston marathon, man is it going to be hot. temperatures starting in the 70s. climbing up into the 80s. probably going to be some health issues. please make sure you hydrate, and take frequent breaks if you need to. as we look you can see along this frontal system from the great lakes all the way down to the gulf coast, we're looking at some showers and thunderstorms. could be a risk of some of those strong storms later today. nothing like we saw over the weekend. wet weather moves into the pacific northwest along the front with some showers there. record highs in the northeast with temperatures in the 80s. some areas may be even cropping up in to the 90s. with sunshine all the way down to the gulf coast. risk of strong storms western new york into west virginia. >> good morning. we will jump ahead a couple of months temperature-wise. highs will jump into the upper 80's. scattered thunderstorms are >> and that's your latest weather. natalie? >> al, thank you. this morning on "today's money," divorce and retirement. the end of a

weekend. be on the lookout. a real taste of heat. they're running the boston marathon. trouble for the runners. >> folks training in much cooler weather. >> this is going to be a tough race for them. >> good luck to them. all right. thanks, chuck. >>> those of you who had grocery shopping on your list of things to do this weekend may not like the new study. meats, cheeses, and other foods now cost nearly 7% more than last year. a sampling of 16 items including cheddar cheese, salad, orange juice, and eggs cost about $52. last year the same cart of groceries would cost less than 50 bucks. some are cheaper though. boneless chicken breasts and white bread. >>> officials learning more about a salmonella outbreak linked to sushi. more than 100 people have gotten sick. many said it was after eating spicy tuna rolls. the california company is recalling more than 58,000 pounds of its frozen tuna connected to the outbreak. it's sold to restaurants and grocery stores. >>> and the world's largest breast cancer foundation is quietly resuming funding for planned parenthood programs.

boston marathon. that story is coming up. >> we'll also have more on the cleanup efforts in one of the towns hit hardest by the tornadoes this weekend. >> at 5:43, we want to see who's celebrating a birthday today. his holeyness pope benedict xvi is 85. nba hall of famer is 65. if it's your birthday, happy birthday. we'll be right back. when i get terrible congestion from my allergies, i power through with the power of claritin-d. when my sinus pressure is at its worst, i've got the best decongestant... claritin-d. when it all hits, nasal congestion and sinus pressure, all i need is non-drowsy claritin-d. nothing relieves allergy congestion faster. get claritin-d at the pharmacy counter. live claritin clear. >>> welcome back to 9news now. it's 5:46. i took a walk yesterday. i was hot starting to glisten. >> women don't sweat. >> you've got an aura about you on a cold day, so. >> oh, yeah, right, sure. >> the newing gis are back this morning -- the muggies are back this morning. temperatures yesterday was 83. 86 in baltimore, probably about five degrees above that this afternoon. today is going to be the warmest day before a front sl

through a small town in oklahoma this weekend has claimed another ground and how the weather in the northeast has caused more than 4,000 people to sit out the boston marathonis one of three american hikers you recall were accused of spying held in an iranian prison. she was held for 14 months. her friends also were held for a much longer period. she is now working with united for iran.org. it is great to see you again. i shared the joy when you were released in september of 2010. then your friends shane and josh finally got out quite a long time later. another year they were held. but now you're concerned about your lawyer. your iranian lawyer, tell me what the story is and how he is being punished for what he did to get you free. >> yes, it's great to be here. well, for over two years, our iranian lawyer mr. massoud shafee did everything in his power to defend our freedom and our innocence. and to work towards our freedom. within the parameters of iranian law. he did this through the proper legal channels and despite this, as a result of our case, he copies to be punished by the iranian government. >> how are they punishing him? >> he has been restricted

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boston marathon are offering in hopes >>> welcome back. 5:46. communities across the midwest are crediteding days of early warnings for saving lives as they begin to pick up the pieces after a weekendtornadoes. more than 120 tornado warnings were issued saturday and sunday in oklahoma, kansas, iowa, and nebraska. the hardest hit was the smaun town of woodward -- small town of woodward, oklahoma. a tornado is blamed for killing five people, three of them children. it is the one place warnings failed as sirens were damaged by storms early saturday. >> i've thought about that ever since i found out that we lost five people. so -- i would think it would have helped, yes. >> at least four other tornadoes were reported yesterday in nebraska, oklahoma, and minnesota as another round of strong thunderstorms swept through the area. >>> this morning a metro rider tells news4 he doesn't feel safe riding the rails. he says a man attacked him on the train, and when he first asked metro for help they ignored him. the man talked to news4. he didn't want us to reveal his identity. he says a screaming man beat him up on the metro train at the smithsonian last month. he said when he got off he asked

boston marathon. forecast high by afternoon, a sweltering 84 degrees. organizers telling some runners to come back next year. >>> 18 hours of attacks. afghanistan' military putting a end to weekend barrage bombings. the risk american troops are facing. >>> the "snl" surge. mitt romney said to be considering a guest spot on the show but will it help or hurt his image? >>> have you ever put in more than 40 hours a week and not paid for it? a new wave of lawsuits. this time workers are fighting back suing their employers. "newsroom" begins right now. >>> we begin this hour with shocking new questions about the president's inner circle and the secret service agents entrusted with protecting his life. this morning, 11 agents and officers are on leave and under investigation. they are accused of hooking up with prostitutes at a hotel in colombia where they were praying security for the summit of the americas. the president say he will be angry if those allegations are true. >> what happened here in colombia is being investigated by the director of the secret service. i expect that investigation to be thorough and i expect it to be rigorous. >> brianna keilar is at the white house for

weekend and best buy stores in both east also been spurred also closing at the store manteca and four locations that in southern california. ,,, ,,,,,,,, ♪ >>> there it is. the start of the boston marathonemperatures later today will be in the 80s. race officials say that is too warm if you're not used to it. and they say any runner who decide not to enter the race because of that can come back next year. 26.2 miles and including the infamous heartbreak hill on this patriots day in boston. good luck to everyone. with him to "cbs this morning." >>> the next step in britain's phone hacking scandal could be in the united states. we will talk with mark lewis in a moment. >>> first, mark phillips looks at how this one attorney helped break open the hacking case. >> reporter: the legal thorn in the murdoch media empire side and the man now considering bringing charges in the united states is a man who was a regular reader of the company's most notorious newspaper. the news of the world has since been shut down. a casualty of the phone hacking scandal. after rupert murdoch's news international finally admitted the paper had systemally hacked into the voice mill messages of a missing teenager n

weekend. >> what did you think? >> let's show you what we've got for today. boston marathon, man is it going to be hot.e some health issues. please make sure you hydrate, and take frequent breaks if you need to. as we look you need to. as we look you can see along this frontal system from the great lakes, all the way down to the gulf coast, looking at showers and thunderstorms. could be a risk of some of the strong storms later today. nothing like we saw over the weekend. wet weather moves into the pacific northwest along the front with showers there. record highs in the northeast. temperatures in the 80s and some areas maybe even cropping up into the 90s. sunshine exists all the way down to the gulf coast. risk of strong storms into west virginia. >> good morning. tom kierein, storm center 4 with we are already above our average high for this time of year. it is now 71 at reagan national. average high is 67. and we will make about 20 degrees above the average high. up into the upper 80s by later this afternoon with lots of sun. then by dawn tomorrow, near 60 degrees. cooler air coming in tomorrow and

boston marathon for today. overall travel focus for today, minneapolis, cleveland, houston, moderate airport delays. of course we continue to track severe weather over the weekend. over 100 reported tornados, definite investigation saying across sections of the plains. and the severe weather threat continues for today across sections of the gulf coast and also interior sections could see strong and severe storms. you can see the line of showers and thunderstorms right now in texas as well as indiana. so for today, along the gulf coast, we're looking to strong to severe storms interior sections of the northeast, as well. guys, back to you you. >> a lot of severe weather out will. we'll have to start giving you more time for these reports. >> thank you. >> see you again tomorrow. >>> there are new 401(k) you rules looming. but how do this they affect you? sharon epperson joins us with what to expect and how to maximize your return to retirement. >> good morning. some 401(k) plans have poor investment choices, many have very high fees. but new rules are an attempt to change that. >> new regulations involving disclosure that are very, very positive for consumers. t

boston marathon forcing runners to take breaks or even calling it quits during the race. meteorologist maria molina live in the weather center. >> hi, gregg. it produced severe weather over parts of the plains over the weekend that is the system responsible for extreme heat over parts of the east and snowstorm we saw across yesterday in parts of minnesota dumping a foot of snow across northeastern parts of that state. yesterday we society some record high temperatures or tied some. look at highs we reached yesterday. 92 degrees in hartford, connecticut. albany, new york, saw 91 degrees. that is warmer than temperatures across parts of the south yesterday. that temperature, 91 degrees in albany, new york, that is earliest we've seen. won't be that hot. the storm system is pushed off to the east. we'll see highs above average in boston and new york city in the upper 70s. not as bad as what we'll deal with yesterday and cooler temperatures moving into portions of the northeast by wednesday. those warm temperatures across the northeast and dry conditions today alongwith breezy conditions will be basically bringing in an elevated fire danger from boston down to fill self. so we do have red flag warnings in effec

weekend. tell me there is no -- nothing is going on with the weather. washington 80 degrees yesterday. >> it was warm. >> warmer than that. it got hot yesterday straight-up hot. >> crazy still april. boston marathon 300 people didn't even show up because it was too hot. >> 4300 people did not finish. >> wait. did not finish? >> did not finish because of the heat. >> because of the heat. and one of the organizers talked about how they had to protect those. >> we have air conditioning in the tents supplied by fema. we've got ice bath did. >> fema. >> did you hear that? >> fema brought in air conditioning. >> they are bringing in air conditioning, sit around and drink cape coders afterwards. no joke if you were part of that and the other extreme, in chisolm, minnesota, they had a foot of snow. >> i was amazed april 16th we could get this much snow. it was kind of crazy. >> i like school, but it's nice to finally, have a knowsnow day. >> in april >> i'll take a snow day in april. absolutely. it would have been nice. yeah. so lots, lots going on today. pulitzer prize hand the out yesterday, one to our good friends at huffington post and one to our friends at politico he. >> it is tuesday tuesdays with