in bowie, i'm tracy wilkins, news 4. >>> and new research on a deadly cancer that strikes women. doctors found women were not getting the best treatment. doreen gentzler has more. >> reporter: hi, pat, more than 22,000 women every year are diagnosed with ovarian cancer. and it is a terrible diagnosis, because more than 75% of them will die from the disease. now, doctors say one possible reason for the high death rate is that not enough women are getting the latest, advanced forms of treatment. >> i felt like i was in a bit of a death march. very insure what the world would be like following such a life altering surgery at age 32. >> reporter: jennifer mcgean as in the prime of her life, she was forced to get a full his -- surgery. >> you have to look out for number one and be your own advocate. >> reporter: that is why the alexandria woman, now 36, looked for a third and second opinion, making sure she got the best type of treatment for her type of cancer. but according to studies, nearly 3/4 of women with the ovarian cancer are not getting cutting edge care, which is leading to

bowie's temperature is at 54 and ijamsville at 53. traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: we are off to a rany start but no delays here on 695. right at the key bridge. you won't have any problems whatsoever if you are traveling from parkville to towson. for those of you using the jfx to get downtown, here's a live look just north of 695. everything is up to speed. looking at normal 11 minutessouthbound from the beltway all the way downtown to east fayette street. and looking at other abc2 timesaver traffic drive times, 95 at the fort mchenry tunnel going to be problem free. it will take just 8 minutes to travel from the beltway all the way to the toll plaza and down into anne arundel county, 97, nice and calm as well. looking at a 17-minute ride from route 50 all the way up to the 895 spur. you will want to watch out for a crash on route 64 # at lakefront drive. now over to you -- 695 at lakefront drivenow over to you. >>> an incident happened in rehob it beach and linda so -- rehobeth beach and linda so has the details. >> reporter:

god, i love bowie. he's just so cool.boat in space ♪ [ light laughter ] and just sounds cool. and you go, "oh, man, bowie is the coolest." >> yeah. >> jimmy: i loved your movie, "oblivion." >> thank you. >> jimmy: who directed this? >> joe kosinski. >> jimmy: dude, this gu -- wh -- uh -- wh -- >> his second film. >> jimmy: how do i know -- i don't know him, do i? >> he directed -- his first film was "tron." >> jimmy: oh. okay, well -- >> and this is his second film and the guy is so talented. >> jimmy: he is extra awesome, like -- >> yeah, the look of the movie -- the story has these twists and turns, all the way up until the final frame. >> jimmy: yeah, i don't wanna -- i don't want to -- of course, i can't spoil anything but it's almost in the middle of the movie, there's a twist that's like -- what?! >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's so good. i'm like -- and i love it but -- >> the most unique fight. i'll never be able to do that fight again. >> jimmy: you'll never be -- absolutely. and it's so well done. we can't really talk ab

to you i'd sit him down to study and when i got back i'd find him asleep bowie's book room what did you study yes when the sisters ask him questions a good man's hair is no good at school. he's a numskull. and i want him to be good and hard working hard and prove himself to his grandparents that little bit and made them jealous and in the area. they don't like me or my husband or my kids. you know they hate us they can't stand us. and they say we're worth it. but once we fixed up the house they started to treat us a little better. it was the palestinian authority and israel are ruining our lives. i was a hobo around destroys the whole world because life for the liberty isn't worth living. it's that war is the only answer life isn't just working eating and drinking life is more than. we're stuck like a bird in a cage. where imprisoned outness some things we aren't in jail or under a roof or in the shade where imprisoned under the sun. who go around in circles and you get nowhere. i. don't fight you get to see. what i did so want to move the silly israeli side from the plane i built in th

. >>> tonight, controversy about the first lady speaking at the bowie graduation. now the ceremony will be held at the comcast center instead of bowie's state campus. some are concerned they will miss a chance to show case the campus. but the university says that comfort and safety was the primary concern for the relocation. >>> and summer starting a day later. the district announced the last day of classes will be monday, june tenth. the last day was to be friday, june seventh. students will not have to make up the day regarding hurricane sandy. >>> and a letter testing positive for ricin. >>> and doug is tracking weather, and dan, how long sports? >>> coming up, capitals going the grief was staggering. one hundred days after us senate starts to act are coming together background checks the second amendment hands of dangerous criminals. ninety percent of america background checks. urge them to join comprehensive background checks. demand action. now. the next step and heading to the nba. as news 4:00 at # 6:00 continues. >>> more breaking news, jim handly is at th

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. >> 15209 bowie maryland when you get to the prince george's county line. 35 minutes or so. >> all right. >> and we are hoping to open more smoky bones in the marketin the years ahead. >> get up here for sure. but people are traveling that way so there you go. cheesy refunds. those are the magic words to say. get freebies on tax day and a little chicken wings. we will go to commercial and pig out and be right back. caption this is coming up next. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. it's time to caption this. and today's picture was submitted by robert jones of his dog potatoes who likes to hide in the bathtub. how cute is this? it's generated a ton of comments on my abc2 facebook page. johnny wrote in saying i didn't mean it really that pile of mulch is calling my name. phyllis says sag my new doghouse and deion wrote in saying be mine i would -- do you mind i would like privacy. keep the cappings coming. we love them many and e-mail your photos to pix@wmar.com or post it on my facebook page. thanks to robert jones. great picture of little potatoes. megan over to you. >> keep the pi

territory in the pacific political analysts now bowie told us he thinks america's action makes north korea's threats the justified didn't want to make it seem like it was provoking north korea but if it really had that intention it wouldn't have flown the b. two bombers nuclear capable bombers it would have sent an f. twenty two stealth fighters to north korea i think these moves are ultimately berghoff it if they do nothing to improve the situation to escalate hostilities and i think ultimately it creates animosity and it allows the change of regime should consolidate power because it effects of the jim lies and the rhetoric that the united states is of the same nuclear war on the peninsula so i think cool heads really must for sale in this situation and i think russia china i think it's high time that they put the incentives on more and more pressure on dialogue and bring the parties concerned to the table as it's really get into a situation where it's it's going to be very problematic if this fictions. the revelations wiki leaks now as the website publishes none present a number o

territory in the pacific political analyst mel bowie thinks america's actions may cause korea's threats look justified. didn't want to make it seem like it's provoking north korea but if it really had that intention it wouldn't have flown b. two bombers nuclear capable bombers it would have sent an f. twenty two stealth fighters it is north korea i think these games are ultimately gets they do nothing to improve the situation to escalate hostilities and i think ultimately it creates animosity and it allows the king to saudi power because it infects a legitimate as is their rhetoric that the united states is a. nuclear war on the peninsula so i think cool heads really must prevail in this situation and i think russia and china i think it's high time that they put the incentive on more and more pressure on dialogue and bringing the parties concerned to the table because it's really getting to a situation where it's it's it's going to be very problematic statistics in. the car bombs exploded in the syrian capital killing at least fifteen people wounding fifty three more that attack happene

territory pacific political analyst now bowie thinks america's actions like north korea's threats though look justified didn't want to make it seem like it was provoking north korea but if it really had that intention it wouldn't have flown the b. two bombers nuclear capable bombers it would have sent an f. twenty two stealth fighters to north korea. it is they do nothing to improve the situation to escalate hostilities and i think ultimately it creates animosity and it allows the king james version of treaty saudi power because it effects of the generalizes the rhetoric that the united states is of course in nuclear war on the insulin so i think cool heads really must prevail in this situation and i think russia and china i think it's high time they put the incentives on more and more pressure on dialogue and bringing the parties concerned to the table as it's really getting to the situation where it's going to be very problematic statistics indians . new revelations from wiki leaks next has the pub website publishes an unprecedented number of u.s. diplomatic records described by the si

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we have them at the northern bowie here, 50s in san francisco, mild in santa rosa.nd you will probably need a jacket tonight, not as warm as yesterday. a first look at the forecast tonight, areas of cloud cover, fog at the immediate coastline. a bit of cloud cover expected to filter in by the bay and also the interior valleys, but not expecting a big fog event by any means. as we head throughout the day, heading through the interior valleys, partly cloudy skies, friday, in fact, i think it is a lot better than today. all right look at the sky camera network on thursday, san jose, i pointed it directly up to the sky. you will see all the clearing that we have under went, the afternoon hours, high clouds there. fremont looking off to the east. we have haze, but the wind is generally keeping that air quality at excellent levels. then off to emeryville, as the sun sets we have a marine layer not stacked up too high. so yes, we'll have fog, not expecting areas of quarter mile visibility, even less, beautiful right now in san francisco, let's look at the timing of the clo

to the east we've got 54 in baden and up are marlboro and bowie this morning and laurel 53 degrees.look at the michael & son weather camera with the cloudy skies out there at reagan national and the city in the distance. 58 degrees. clouds. so the showers not now but they were earlier here in town with dew point in the 40s and humidity 60% this morning. so the air is a little bit dry and i don't think everything we're looking at on doppler is reaching the ground. nationally it's quiet out in the southwest. some rain and snow here in the central rockies but it's been this guy, another big snowstorm affecting the dakotas. bismarck, some areas of bismarck a foot and a half of snow. close to six to eight inches in fargo. snow is lifting in toward canada with rain in michigan back through chicago. look at showers and storms coming up the carolina coast. this is the brunt of the moisture from the system that's giving us our light rain showers this morning. if this thing scoots away from the moisture, it will lose its support and the showers that are a little bit more widespread now. watch

that is when ronald reagan was president, and david bowie "let's dance" was number one at the chart. lower-than-expected gross domestic product numbers, coming out of china while most of you were sleeping. but the two are not necessarily related. what is related, the stomach turning drop we have seen in other metals, u.s. commodity prices. keep in mind, silver down 12 percentage points, lower than gold is. getting hammered right now. cover down 1.75%. natural gas and oil also moving lower for the price of oil $88.39 pretty stunning given last week we were about $91 per barrel. china's gross domestic product missing estimates. we are barely at 2%, but for them they were expecting 7.9%. that slow down does mean less demand for precious metals in manufacturing and building because they are building constantly in china. as all of those things fall, we see equities fall and a jump and attempted dealmaking. sprint nextel could add another big name in suitors, this time it is dish network. $25.5 billion offer, a move they hope will crush a $20 billion offer for 70% of sprint nextel from jap

scalpels, k bars, bowies, meat axes, guillotines, even chippers, shredders to cut numbers! and they're still not low enough. they're still not deep enough to keep anyone from still going even lower as you forecast. you would think apple's going to report a loss, for heaven's sake. especially after watching the sickening slide of apple supplier cirrus logic today. after it's said there's been a lack of demand from a key tuft. who could that be? a name. the other night i joked that apple's becoming the jcpenney of the tech companies. while i meant it tongue in cheek, which seems to be a shocker for some on twitter, @jimcramer. lately, apple probably wishes its stock, which declined an astounding 23 points today, would be more like jcpenney, which has become like a stone wall. ever since ron johnson hit the road. who else can do no right? how about the oil companies? now the united states produces so much oil we don't need to import as much as we used to, as floyd wilson of halcon told us last night. we bringing the price down with our our massive supply. ohmowners heeleding t

a southerly wind today so we'll warm up. 52 in bowie this morning. andrews is 51. milder out to the west with mid- 50s centreville at 56. round hill 55. even fairfax this morning checking in with 55 degrees and rockville and bethesda both at 54. outside as we scan to the right going from north to east here or east to southeast with our michael & son weather camera, notice the breaks in the overcast. they're off toward the east with 56 degrees. mostly cloudy at reagan national. humidity 77%. and that east southeast wind at 6. the front is up here. this is easy to pick out. there's another storm system coming out of the rockies. looking at some of the snow totals from boulder and areas in northern colorado. 15 to 20 inches of snow. they're expecting maybe that much across wyoming today into tonight and wednesday. and winter not dead yet, but the showers and storms we're going to worry about some of them anyway, they're pretty intense this morning just north and west of indianapolis. that front will be here tomorrow. there will be an isolated shower or storm. i don't

. >> shepard: david bowie ounce posited in song is there life on mars?ompany is taking applications for folks who want to find out firsthand. mars one plans to fly to the red planet in the year 2022. anyone over the age of 18 can apply. all you need is 38 bucks for the application fee. the company reports it wants folks who are mature and interesting. no previous space travel required. there is a major catch. it's a one-way trip. workers at auburn university cut down a pair of iconic trees on the school's campus until recently auburn fans used the live oaks as a gathering place and a spot to celebrate victories. national championships have been celebrated there. of course, a couple of years ago some rogue alabama fan poisoned the trees after his school lost to auburn. school officials say they plan to redevelop the area where the trees stood. as for the tree poisoner, he is serving six months in jail for criminal damage. court officials say he will get out on probation which will include a ban on attending any collegiate events. tumors corner. the trees

it's 53 for bowie but only 55, two degrees warmer. dumfries is the same. alexandria this morning 56. outside on our michael & son weather camera, you're looking at reagan thangs this morning. good advice -- national rpg this morning. -- national this morning. good visibility. we're just after 6:30 for the sunrise. national reporting light showers, 58 degrees. humidity 58% and the wind southeast at 5 miles an hour. nationally a big storm. another records snow maker up here. 18 inches of snow across areas near bismarck. about 6 to 8 in fargo. look at the snow in northern minnesota and up this morning. that's turned over to rain. what's bugging us right now is this system off to the south. most of this is going to pass. the brunt is passing well south of us. but just enough moisture to keep the clouds and sprinkles around here, mainly this morning. but isolated sprinkles this afternoon. we get to 6 #. tonight -- 2068. tonight 55 -- tonight 68 -- we get to 68. tonight 55. better chance on wednesday for afternoon thunder. thursday looks okay, warm. friday 70s.

when the wave comes, the bowie -- buoy goes up and they can predict how tall and when it will hit. scientists can now warn people that a tsunami is coming, even if it's only an hour or so. another tsunami hit the big island in 1960 but this time it had warning. the scientist believed it would hit around midnight. some people gathered on the hillside to watch it. the tsunami didn't arrive at midnight so most people gave up and went home. unfortunately, it did eventually hit about an hour later at 1:00. even with the warning, 61 people died. these tsunamis changed hilo. after 1960, the devastated area was turned into a green park with a memorial to those who died. the book i wrote with my father was inspired by these. this book is about a family with two children who go on a trip to hawai'i, paradise, and two kids each get to bring along a friend. what could possibly go wrong? >> that was the opening line of the book. what could possibly go wrong. >> well, when the family was hike through the volcano's national park and the earthquake strikes, a series of massive waves hit the island

and then david bowie's manager came to see me, said leave that cover band.to start writing. and i left the cover band, i started writing. aide weeks later i am auditioning for you. who was the biggest influence on me at the time. it was bruce springstein. so rest easy now when you tell the story. because i was very close too the guys that you and john hammonds signed from the beginning of his career. >> there are a thousand stories like this in 24 book called the soundtrack of my life, clive davis, written with anthony decurtis, a very good journalist in his own right, thank you for coming. >> very kind, thank you. >> thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and susie gharib, brought to you by -- >> the street.com. interactive financial multimedia tools for an ever-changing financial world. our dividend stock adviser guides and helps generate income during the period of low interest rates. real mone

and then david bowie's manager came to see me, said leave that cover band.to start writing. and i left the cover band, i started writing. aide weeks later i am auditioning for you. who was the biggest influence on me at the time. it was bruce springstein. so rest easy now when you tell the story. because i was ry close too thguys that you and john hammonds signed from the beginning of his career. >> there are a thousand stories like this in 24 book called the soundtrack of my life, clive davis, written with anthony decurtis, a very good journalist in his own right, thank you for coming. >> very kind, thank you. >> thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

host: david from bowie, md., has stopped looking for work. tell us about your story and why you decided to stop looking. caller: well, i was a carpenter for 33 years. in the commercial field, the jobs are just dropping off. 2007.d say about then i started working as an independent contractor. the jobs kept on getting maller, the different venues got smaller and smaller through the last three years. back intoried to get commercial. there is absolutely nothing going on. host:i finally just gave up. host: what will it take for you to start looking again, are you done at this point? i am still looking. i have actually tried to get into -- taking a course offered companies, new car sales companies. but placement. i would get through, but the placement would be for probably younger people. i do not want to particularly say that is the reasoning, but i was certainly eager. host: is this a store that you see often in your reporting on jobs numbers, what people stopped looking? indicative is a very case. you have someone in the construction field. tha

growing demands in the arctic, we mpleted operation arctic shield, a nine-month with two ice capable bowie tenders and two helicopters 300 miles above the arctic circle. given the lack of shore infrastructure the capabilities provided were critical. in executing the department of homeland security layered security strategy, the coast guard detected and interdicted threats as far from our shores as possible, targeting central america coastal trafficking routes, our cutters and aircraft teams with interagency aircraft to interdict drugs with a street value of $15 million of cocaine and we also disrupted transnational criminal organizations. closer to shore, we responded to the growing threat of a small goal fast vessels that smugglers are using to avoid increased security along the southwest border. drug smuggling, human trafficking and other illicit maritime crimes are engaging and growing smarter, bolder and taking greater risks and increasing danger to our homeland. transnational criminal organizations in central america and mexico are financed by narcotics that arrive by way of the sea,

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