born and raised bridgeport. opening day born and raised in bridgeport never knew there was another team on the north side. on the way to today's game ban johnson fresh tattoo white sox scoreboard with a mini skyline of chicago. >> i think i think they have a good shot underdog but i think they can pull through >> one of those seasons it did not expect a lot but a feeling good things can happen the day are going to be better than the chicago cubs. i think robin ventura will have a great first year. >> family tradition going strong white sox fans looking to capture magic 2005. as we said good start >> trying to stop the upcoming shut down of mental health the subsidies nearly two dozen protesters taken into custody overnight country music duo sugarland telling what they can and warning to residents of the near west side string of robbery by a pair of fake police officers and public service to a new level new jersey mayor runs into a burning building to save it will that. wgn news @ 9 hi, we're looking to save some

at 97-years-old angie maclean is still bar-tending at panama joes in bridgeport.ked at the bar foo almost twenty years.. she started servvng drinks at the age of sixty. maclean just celebratee her birthday with co-workers and bar patrons, aad is showing no signs of slowing down. 3 ffrnandes jr. says: "...eeerybody comes here, they love her. o one's got anything bad to say about her, a lot of peoppe come here customer comes in here nd n a they've had too much to drink aaready...how do you handle that?)...yoo shut them off...shut them oof."maclean video: "...you still get pains aad aches, ann if you sit it."" maclean says she likes to drink bailey's...she does not plan on leaving the bbr scene any time soon. 3 that's all for the news t ten...up nexx bruce cunningham no-hitter by jason hammel in r - sports unlimited...bruce and morgan... coming up tonight on sports unlimited...6 outs away from a no-hitter...so close for jason . hammel... a great start to the season for the o's but can they keep it up ith the yankees coming to town???... town???... 33 plus it goes to

who friday celebrated her 97th birthday is a bartender and the star attraction at panama joe's in bridgeport comes here. they love her. no one's got nothing bad to say about her. a lot of people come in just to see her. >> she's been tending bar since her 60s. >> she's worked for you for how many years? >> 18. in september, 18. >> oh, yeah. i'm like a daughter to them. >> daughter? eh? well played, angie. the girl who mixes drinks and business with pleasure but can be tough. >> she knows this place better than anybody. she's not afraid to throw anybody out. >> reporter: when a customer comes in and they've had too much to drink already, how do you handle them? >> you shut them off. >> reporter: a place where everybody knows her name and her rank. >> she plays pool. she does cooking. she does the decorations on all the holidays. >> she doesn't let no one boss her around. that's for sure. she's the boss. >> she's the boss. she comes here and changes the chairs i fix. >> reporter: in all her years of providing distilled spirits, she's procured some distilled wisdom, too. >> the pains and aches,

. >> laurie is the bishop of bridgeport, connecticut. his ordination happens on may 16. president obama said he is confident his health reform plan will be upheld by the u.s. supreme court, not overturned and not declared unconstitutional. we have the story. >> president obama appeared with the leaders of canada and mexico. he spoke at length about the white house domestic issue. does he think the u.s. supreme court will throw out his health care reform? no. >> is constitutional. >> the issue is not just legal. >> people's lives are affected. >> kids are getting coverage on their parents policies. seniors are paying less for drugs. 30 million uninsured will get coverage in 2014 but only if the president -- if everyone is made to buy coverage. >> in the absence of an individual mandate, you cannot have a mechanism to insure people will -- with pre-existing conditions can get health care. >> last week, conservative justices mocked the that. they could be joined in the decision by anthony kennedy. he sounded concern. >> this is a case -- this is a step be out -- beyond. >>

bridgeport, connecticut, state i grew up in. 5-year-old boy was caught at school carrying 50 packetsve he got from his father. do we have tape on this? >> andrea: his picture. that is not a 5-year-old boy. >> bob: this is what happened. we don't know if he sold them all but show and tell. >> kimberly: the child didn't sell any of it. he took the stuff. >> bob: stop yelling at me. >> andrea: not going well. >> bob: show and tell at the school and he brought in 50 packets of heroin for show and tell. is that right, producer? that is right. thank you. appreciate it. this is really sad. the town is about to fall apart. >> greg: they should use show and tell as sting operation. okay. in conjunction with the police. >> eric: i love those come down, you won the lottery. we pick your name. they show up. >> kimberly: the problem is the 50 packets were in the dad's coat. it's show and tell so he says bam, show it off. and they call the dad. >> bob: coming up, on "the five," something you didn't hear on easter sunday. jesus was an occupier. he certainly was. that's next. ♪ ♪ we've got to protec

police in bridgeport say a five- year-old brought his stepfather's jacket to kindergarten and pulled 50 packets of heroin during show and tell. the teacher grabbed the bags. the principal called police. child's stepfather was arrested when he came to the school looking for the drugs. the five-year-old is in state custody while police locate other relatives. >>> an emergency on board the cruise ship commemmorating the 1 ounceth anniversary of the titanic's voyage a bbc cameraman became ill and had to be airlifted to the hospital as a precaution. the ship left southampton, he can land on saturday exactly 100 years after the titanic embarked on its maiden voyage. cruise is retracing the titanic's route. some of the passengers are descendantss of the people who were on board the titanic when it went down. >> what did i say yesterday? i would not be on this cruise. i don't think so either. just doesn't seem like a good idea. >>> nasa's shuttle program is a thing. the past but we'll get a chance to society space shuttle covery in the air one more time right here over our area. details of o

gates they descend on about 10 minutes ago slight delays maybe five minutes or so to get on to the bridgeport and made a pass treasure island their top speeds. the golden gate bridge connects is that fog know fog advisory's and it's nice smooth ride all across the span but while we're talking about it will drive closure is the the as the messiah is a shutdown one northbound lane between the will drive by the golden gate bridge shut down at 8:00 p.m. last night and tell and today it will be like after the rest of the week easily bags contain asbestos though world during up for the full closure of the roadway and that is the ball 27 the last three days traffic during that time will be diverted so will be talking a lot more about this in the coming weeks in the meantime back to the desk. the driver of an a very crashed in southern california says he's sorry. take a look surveillance video shows several aims of a car backing into the standard in the gas pump happening on sunday the driver it is developed the galleys to is seen running off out of the car and says he was not trying to avoid respons

smoke seen as far away as bridgeport and fires on long island and folks in connecticut could see thatst. as you mentioned we'll start with this tidbit, march the warmest record across the u.s., over 15,000 warm temperature records during the month of march. january and february warm as well, one of the warmest starts of the year in u.s. history. couple that with the 60-mile-an-hour winds in new jersey, sandy hooks, 54-mile-an-hour winds, and the dry weather in march, that's the combination. red flag warning up from new york city through the carolinas, windy conditions and spots that have seen dry weather 20, 30, in some cases 40-mile-an-hour gusts. not quite as windy but windy for sure. here comes the cold, 20s and 30s expected tonight, could see severe weather again across the texas panhandle and across northern parts of louisiana and southern arkansas later on today. guys back up to you. >> rob marciano thank you for that. 12 minutes past 6:00. >>> coming up, a seventh grader steers a school bus to safety after the driver passes out at the wheel, and it's all caught on video. take a

. >>> show and tell in a connecticut classroom land add students step father in jail police in bridgeport say a 5- year-old brought his step fathers jacket to kindergarten, and pulled out 50 packets of heroin during show and tell, the teacher grabbed the bags and the principal called police the childs step father was arrested when he came to the school looking for the drugs. the 5-year-old is in state custody now, while police locate other relatives. >>> it was a bizarre scene at denver international airport yesterday a woman took her clothes off when security asked her to put out a cigarette inside a concourse. the woman's behaviour had parents running to cover their children's eyes, some just stared paramedics took the woman to a local hospital for a mental health evaluation. >>> coming up incorrect information what a new study found about job seekers who keep getting turned down. >> republican presidential hopeful pool just got smaller rick santorum, bows out. what was behind his decision what he plans to do now it is 9:09 a.m. we will be right back ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and le

in bridgeport, at l'ambiance, a technique known as liftslab was in use. it had been under review by osha for five years before the l'am l'ambiencanbiance collapse. years earlier it was prohibited unless certain conditions were met. if that standard had been in effect on this day 25 years ago, 28 lives would have been saved. this morning i was in bridgeport for that ceremony with many of the families who must live with the tragedies of their loved ones have been perished needlessly and tragically on this date. there were speeches, there was a bell-ringing ceremony, there were tributes not only to the workers and their families but also to their brothers and sisters who searched with a fer ross i-- with a fer ross if ferd determination for hours and for days when it became clear that they could not be rescued. but none of today's ceremonies or any of the other r. ceremonies in the past 25 years can bring back those workers who perished because liftslab construction was used on that site. and when the upper story fell first, all of the bottom stories collaps

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just heard from kelly up in bridgeport, no known but she said windy, windy.old air swinging into the left of your screen. that will produce shower activity to the north, mainly mendocino and lake authority. heard from june up in middle mendo, she had rain. temperatures continuing to drop for livermore, concord. this is a very cool pattern for this type of year. it will hang on until friday. cooler, breezy. i think some clouds will build up. there is a possibility that a few light showers will pop up. 50s and low, low, 60s but tomorrow will be on the high side. the nights are not gonna long. but we'll row bound for temperatures -- we'll rebound for temperatures. >>> 7:26 of it was a target of a federal raid on monday. today the final class bill could ring at a university that's all about pot. >> reporter: in the last 15 minutes, the alameda county's thyme lab has arrived on the scene. >>> and the big yacht race on the san francisco may is now months away. why the race is mitting -- is hitting more rocky yachters -- rocky waters. 3q what's my secret for sunday

bridgeport, connecticut, talked about taking over and st. louis, missouri.be taken over. that in and of itself is not bad but the conditions under which those schools are being taken over is because of local performance. this is, it seems like, on the surface, it because the board simply can't get along. >> yeah, but even if they can't get along, they were elected and they are elected citizens by citizens in birmingham, alabama. one rep says they feel their vote has been taken away by a group of people who do not live in the city and do not have have one child in the system. this is just wrong. is this even legal? >> well, it appears that it is. but i'm not -- that's not what i do. what i can say is this. the district is not unlike any other district where when the state threatens to take it over they push back. at its corps, americans believe our school should be run locally, not regionally, not nationally. and so there is always a backlash. in this particular case, the thought behind the takeover is not because of academic underperformance. though, birming