the minds and the decisions made here quite affects people everywhere so what's with all the builder burge secrecy i'll tell you what we can about this who's who of the rich and powerful. it's monday april thirtieth four pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for you're watching our t.v. well today marks day seventy seven of a student strike in quebec canada and their anger over the last week or so has turned a loud and in some cases violent. or is it is a pictures from last week when the protests really started heating up students there are angry over plans to raise school fees as part of a government effort to get the budget deficit there under control on friday quebec's premiers on made an offer to the students in an attempt to try to reach a compromise he said the three hundred twenty five dollars per year increase over five years could instead be spread out over seven years he also said more loans would be made available to students and offered a plan to make the repayment of loans after college proportional to income but it's clear students their. two students are that this is not simpl

steering meeting anybody who knows about build a burg knows that the first media ever allowed in in fifty four was the head of the graham family at builder burg in europe and so every year since then either the son or the mother or the c.e.o. of the washington post media empire a tense and they would never report on it now two weeks ago in a big column they basically go yeah rubio wants to be vetted by build a bird he wants to up is international credit at builder bird coming up in early june so he's going to this conference and alice for a for those of our viewers who don't know just give us a little. a little nuts and bolts recap of what happened when you tried to get into the hotel the last time around while i checked in two days before they shut it down and kick you out. and i had security walk up after i checked in and said alex jones don't you dare try to steal anything and i said well i don't deal in i don't have a criminal record and then i go in my hotel room and the fire alarm goes off and then they come out accuse me of doing it and told me i was trying to steal vases oh

most activity you are looking at from around hancock to martins burg is light rain but further west, it is primarily in the form of snow from frost burg west take a look at the sat rad photo up to the northwest there you see it, north of cumberland, mountain areas it is close to freezing that is why they have been seeing snow most of the day and into tonight. still snowing in garrett county, 4 to 8 inches reported in portions of garrett county, frost burg, 2 to 4 inches in the last 12 hours or so. here in our part of the world lots of rain bernadette, look at those rainfall numbers. >> we have been talking drought last couple weeks look what happened saturday night into today. drought watch continues to track rain physical totals, mideast -- rainfall totals. look at that, 3.41 inches of rain this is a real good soaking rain that put a huge dent in some of our rainfall deficit numbers let's look at a few of those around here for the month, we are down to .75 below for the year this is a huge dent so far, 3 .8 down for the entire year. so, this helped we have another chance of rain com

showers close to washington generally west of the city you can see out towards winchester martins burg, cloudy today, and periods of rain showers be prepared for showers, even though it is not raining at the moment might be a peek or two of sunshine showers later this afternoon cool temperatures regan national the temperature, is chilly, 42 degrees winds out of the north and west 14, pressure way down, 29.63 inches, here is your forecast today, things on the cold side this afternoon cool temperatures highs upper 40s to 50 with scattered showers throughout the day. more details on that forecast, in just a couple minutes tony and allison back upstairs to you. >>> thank you very much. wet and slick roads, added to a terrible morning in parts of the belt way an accident that happened 2:00 a.m. this morning tied up traffic for hours, tractor trailer and two cars collided on the outer loop between coalsville road and georgia avenue, one person was killed another went to the hospital in serious condition, all lanes were reopened 4 hours, after that accident. >>> and take a look at this scene

yeah, he does not intend to fight in gettysburg. >> yeah, if he's going after the hub like harris burg or the industrial center, so what. you make it. if he was to take over on the factories, so what? >> his goal is really to force the frodo army to a battle and to defeat it, decisively. and that should crush the northern opinion. and it's not completely. what happens in new york city around that time? the draft riots. okay, the north is deeply, deeply divided in some respects about the war. this is all terribly complicated. why is the atlanta campaign so important to lincoln? we have a famous letter from lincoln where he says i'm going to lose this election. who is lincoln's opponent? this is not in many of the readings. mcclellan of all people. now mcclellan is on a platform. the democratic party party and platform. the thought is the confederates have basically won. to allow the northerners, the so-called peace democrats don't realize that the confederates really want their independence. they think if we do a cease fire, we can renegotiate this. and the confederates sometimes talk o

campus, life in some ways has gone on, today, marked the remembrance for campus both here in blacks burg but the larger virginia tech nation and the fansupporters of this community, that they have clung to over these past five years. here on this campus today, classes went ahead as normal, the first time in five years since the shootings took place the provost said they debated it for quite some time in consultation with the victims families but in his words he feels the virginia tech community is ready for this as you know, five years later many of the students have graduated and moved on here, many faculty remain, observances here have take on the form of both a communal one, remembrance and also an active one. there were several events that have thrown this community together, a run marking the events of the past few days, tonight, this will be culminated with bob mcdonald coming here to the parade grounds here center of the campus, taking part on the fifth anniversary celebration of the victims here and their memory, it was five years ago today, that cho took the lives of 32 people o

hour national airport, 33 baltimore, 29 dulles look where they were stronger quantico, 32, 35 lees burgns burg, 36-mile per hour wind gusts today winds are still strong in some of our neighbourhoods as i said, they will improve later but still breezy, temperature wise, wow did we ever get up there today unbelievable i was talking about 70 degrees yesterday, we far exceeded that look at fredericksburg, 75 degrees right now quantico at 77, we have 71 at dc 58 baltimore, 59 dulles, 52 hagerstown 62 degrees cumberland mother nature only gave us wonderful temperatures today but an issue with the red flag warning we had that starting today at noon and expires 8:00 p.m. tonight we have very low humidity dry conditions out there, winds not helps at all with this and this is just meaning enhanced fire threat we are in need of a lot of rainfall, 74 national, 72 dulles, 74 bwi. 10 to 12 degrees above the seasonal average right now, clouds across the area, slide its way out, as it does it will be with the approach of a frontal system, as the next frontal system moves through monday, looking at a ch

because just to the west of us, they are breaking into a little bit of sunshine, winchester, martins burg, 70 degrees, a little warmer for dulles, 66 frederick, 68, again i think we will probably see a little sunshine breaking through for everybody before, and that will help warm temperatures up a little bit you see we are stuck at 64 here in town looking at sentinel radar you can see just a little bit of that activity out west, northwest of us, a couple showers, that's up around johns town, western sections and alta that, nothing too heavy that is ahead of a frontal system that will move through, looks like we will get some showers but not really talking about any thunderstorms, more details, first look at your forecast, coming up in just a few minutes. >> see you in a bit. >>> another big story that all of d doctor, is watching the red skins -- dc is watching the red skins hours away from drafting their first franchise quarterback in years, that are expected to pick heisman tree phi winner, robert griffin the third. he is described as a natural leader with everything the skins are looki

going to see a chilly night, dc 58 to 60 degrees, quantico 65 degrees manassas and dulles martins burgrees overnight, temperature of 58 in the district. tomorrow should be a much warmer day, we will have showers and maybe an isolated storm, here and there, definitely don't think of tomorrow as a wet day but perhaps in the early morning it might be cloudier than you would like it to be our temperature headed for 80 degrees tomorrow let's look at the planner tomorrow morning, 8, about 61, if it feels a lot like today, don't despair by noon it could be up to 76 degrees a couple spotty showers in the morning, to noontime frame maybe into 2 in the afternoon i think it is out of here the front clears our area by 5 and temperature should be 80 by 5:00 p.m., check this out what a jump, from near 60 degrees early this morning to about 80 for dc, 83 quantico, definitely a warm start to may tomorrow, 76 hagerstown and i think you will be up to 79, in martins burg and we are going to keep this running. we have a chance for showers i mentioned tomorrow morning, 5:00 a.m., a couple showers around, s

he appealed to the ohio supreme court, arcing that judge burge had overstepped his authority.ed the judge to resentence nancy smith and joseph allen. the supreme court basically ordered you to send these people back to prison. >> that's correct. >> reporter: why didn't you? >> shortly after i received that, the chief assistant prosecutor and attorney bradley asked me on this case not to do anything unless i heard from someone, and no one has asked me to do anything. my belief is that they are trying to come to a resolution. >> reporter: and that's where it has stood for more than a year. nancy smith and joseph allen are still living their lives in limbo neither in prison, nor exonerated, and just one bang of a gavel away from returning to prison. >> i carry a lot of stress obviously. i carry in the back of my mind that there's -- you know, that i could possibly go brach to prison. >> reporter: tonight, nancy smith's future is in the hands of this man, ohio governor john kasich. on friday, lawyers for the ohio innocence project filed a formal clemency petition with the governor

of course immediately i think about a war-related injury, an am burg, ied. i was all the more shocked to find out it was something inside of his bod that took his life at the very young age of 39 years old. >> the circumstances, do they matter here? i guess explain more about deep vein thrombosis and what could aggravate it? i think all of us at the time probably thought if he had a blood close, making sense of where he was and that he was cramped. there must have been some signs. >> absolutely. what i learned after the fact is dvt forming in the lower leg, and becoming fatal when the clot or a fragment of the clot breaks free and travels to the lungs, becoming a p.e., pulmonary embolism. that medically what happened to david. his situation was a contributing factor, certainly, because there are certain risk factors. they say if you have three or more of these risk factor the at any given time, that then can set the stage for this occur. >> in david's case, he had been on long-haul flights, you probably fly all the time, to other countries, you're seated for

check out how much colder it is, just out to the west and north of town. 46 manassas, 45 lees burg. 49n fredericksburg, 50 in annapolis. your planner for tomorrow. we're going to keep the clouds and rainshowers around for much of the overnight hours, you'll start out tomorrow with plenty of clouds, maybe some lingering sprinkles up to about 5:00, k 00, 7:00 in the morning. by noontime, temperatures jumping into the low 0s with increasing sunshine. tomorrow afternoon, bright sunshine, should allow temperatures to sore into the mid and upper 60s for a brief time, mid to late afternoon and tomorrow. for any late night activities tonight it's going to be raining tonight. drive extra careful. roads will be on the wet side on your way out to sunday services in the morning. showers with one or two rumbles of thunder now, just on top of route 301. we'll be watching that. no severe weather expected tonight. rumblings of thunder across the mountains of west virginia. those showers and thundershowers are headed into the shenandoah valley. from i-6 southbound tonight. there's a chance for an isola

we are live tonight in frost burg. >> the thing about folks out this part of the stake, very party people. -- hearty people. they are stunned about the storm this late in april. >> it is crazy. is april, it should not be snowing. monday morning, they could to the site of snow. >> i lived here 50 years, i'd n snow in april. >> this rare storm could dumped snow in town. of >> the fact that it is about to snow three days after 80 ridiculous.is >> residents -- have to have some hot tea. >> they are stocking up on supplies. sure the babymake he needs.hing >> it felt like some are just a ago.ays >> last week, it was pretty steady weather. wearing shorts. >> the overriding concern is not amount of snow. of the timing and the type snow. heavy and wet enough to weigh down and toppled trees. we could have lied -- widespread power outages. maryland state highway administration officials tell me keeping a close eye on e radar. around midnight, they will begin to load up all of those salt trucks. dozens and dozens of trucks are on standby. if they need to call and more, they will. hubble forecast in o

we are very mild, quantico, 62, yesterday, boston north and west, 30s. 58 out of dulles 52 martins burg comfortable start to your day, 10 degrees, temperatures highs expected to be 70. lots of clouds showers storms back in the forecast need the rain 70 your daytime high winds out of the south at 5 to 10 miles per hour showers continue early by 9, 10, 11 they will start to wind t overnight, 50 your overnight low wind sticking up out of the west, breezy tomorrow lots of sunshine should be a beautiful friday cool highs low to mid- 60s. saturday not perfect sorry allison, clouds around showers back in the forecast and cool temperatures not going to rain all day saturday, here is good news, right now, sunday looks partly sunny, 63 monday that is weather traffic coming up julie wright has your latest >> >> on the roads you will find travelling eastbound 66, slow out of manassas to the car rest area again as you work your way fair oaks headed inbound, to this point before you reach the belt way an incident tieing up the right side of the road again inbound, towards 495, traffic able to get by

some californians are thinking of cropping their health insurance with the rate increase, miss green burgns whether it's even worth having this coverage. >> i get afraid if i use it too much they will increase my rate even more. drop me nishtion sacramento, abc 7 news. >>> advocate group called environmental health trust is disputing controversial study that found children who use cell phones are not at risk for getting brine cancer. tuingt says kid with cell phone plastered to the ear are twice as likely to develop brain tumors. that viewpoint contradicts european study that concluded cell phone did not cuss cancer in children and adolescents. >> when we continues here tonight, disappearing -- disappointing jobs report. millions back to work but it's still not enough. find out why. >> growing concern about the security of i phones. how to fight off a hack attack. >> easter egg hunt out of control. chaos that is forcing cancellation of parties across the nation this weekend. stay cancellation of parties across the [ teen ] times are good,ay aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn

tom fitzgerald, will report live from blacks burg virginia as the campus holds a candlelight i have ith anniversary of the massacre. >>> colleen godard was shot five times, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> i understand you marked the tragedy visiting lawmakers on capital hill today what are you urging them to do. >> well, after the shooting in blacks burg i heard our elected officials say now is not the time to talk about solutions, to talk about possible changes that is with a we heard when my family started to come up to richmond also here in dc after the shooting in tucson we heard quite the same thing from then speaker john boehner said now is not the appropriate time to talk about solutions to this today, the day that marks the five years of the worst mass shooting in our history so far, we brought together, a group of 32 people, some people from virginia tech and others from incidents you have never heard of but all people shot by someone who have never had a gun saying we lose 32 people every single day to gun violence which day would be appropriate for you to

join us this evening on fox 5 news at 5, then our own tom fitzgerald will report live from the blacks burg campus tonight at 6, 10 and 11:00 p.m. >>> in other big news secret service in dam man control after claims -- damage control after claims some agents hired prostitutes as president obama made his way to colombia. >> prostitution is legal but the incident violate it is secret services zero tolerance policy on personal misconduct. doug luzader is live with more including the president's strong reaction good morning doug. >> reporter: good morning we are going to see a lot of investigations in the wake of this, at the very least this has been very embarrassing to the secret service. a diplomatic coupe for president obama, ushering in new trade ties for colombia to help create new markets for u.s. goods instead he had to answer questions about a scandal that left one of the most elite protective agencies in the world red faced. >> if it turns out that some of the allegations made in the press, are confirmed, then of course i will be angry. >> reporter: secret service is still trying to f

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the lum burg survey says the national average for a gallon of regular is $3.97. that's up about 4 cents a week ago. and here in the bay area, better news. prices have actually fallen about 7 cents a gallon since last month. 4.35 in san francisco. 4.25 in san jose and a gallon of regular is 4.23 in oakland. >>> this a new analysis finds there's a relationship between the state's gas prices and presidential politics. it shows the prospects of president obama winning a state may be determined by how gas prices are there. more than 80% of states with prices above the national average voted for mr. obama in 2008. those states include california, illinois and new york. 20 of the 22 states that voted against president obama have gas prices that fall below the national average. that's wyoming, montana, oklahoma and utah. >>> a lot of those that come to us never held a golf club and never have been on a golf course. >> see who is reaching out to have some have a new experience. >>> and steve paulson will be up next to give you specifics on when you should have the umbrell

before he was 10, the romero family took flight to the williams burg section of brooklyn because of the numbered streets such as south 6th and south 7th which carried their direction. in time, the south street became puerto rican, displacing the italians, who moved deeper into brooklyn. the north streets were remained polish extending into green point. his parents purchased a house cheaply and over the years created a home that was a welcome place for their children and grandchildren. this haven was of such serenity that kenny often felt the same respect and awe that he experienced when entering the fragrant solitude of the catholic church, fleeing went the irish seeking refuge from the advancing harlems, the dark skin of the people making unrecognizable the prejudices they had endured when they arrived in america. the defect of memory driving them forward to separate themselves from the shadows that follow all immigrants. fleeing went the puerto ricans, escaping the same blackness, but impeled by the fear of blood, both physical and hereditary, fearing with greater horror the prospect

they are doubling the service from sausalito enlocks burg. but reservations for friday, saturday, and sunday games already sold out. baseball fans you can still use ferry service to the ferry building and then walk or take muni over to at & t park. stay with us throughout the morning for more on the doyle drive closure. we have more information and detours posted on the doyle drive tab on our website at ktvu.com. >>> we are following overnight news from the east bay. investigation under way in a cab drivers terrifying ordeal. it ended in the oakland hills. police say he was a victim of a carjacking, kidnapping. three men threw him in the trunk of his own car and drove him to skyline boulevard in oakland where they released him. the cab driver was shaken up as you can imagine but not physically hurt. paul chambers is talking with police he will have a live update in our next half hour. >>> time now 4:35. alcohol may have been involved in an overnight roll over crash. that car landed on its roof last night at 11:45. the driver apparently swerve

my name is marty kaplan, i'm on the faculty of the adam burg school for communication and journalism at the university of southern california. i'm also the founding director of something called the norman lear center whose mission is to study and the shape the impact of entertainment and media on society. if you're interested in the lear center's work, learcenter.org is the conclusion of my branding message. today is the second of a series of four events here at aha. it's the launch of a partnership whose members are the national history center of the aha and i want to thank roger lewis and jim grossman for being part of initiating this partnership. the lear center and also at usc the center for communication, leadership and policy which is headed up by my colleague jeffrey cowan. that partnership has a name. it's called historians, journalists and the challenges of getting it right. it starts with the premise that both those professions, historians and journalists are in the business of finding and assessing evidence, of analyzing events and of narrating events. they're both story t

a live look at our camera, we will mention a winter storm morning, travelling well out west, frost burg, deep creek lake, you will encounter snow along the way, a winter storm warning 4 to 8 inches to have white stuff, expected, but you can see it is actually sticking maizing stuff and hard to believe it is end of april here we are finally getting the winter storm we have been waiting for. for the past four months. to radar, rain showers across the washington area, more sporadic than yesterday, it will not rain all day long but i think we will have periods of showers, quite grey, gloomy, temperatures struggling into the upper 40s, to 50 for your daytime high bring along a winter jacket it will be chilly temperature in washington, 43 degrees, down to 42 in washington, hood mity, 82%, check out wind -- humidity 82%. check out the winds making it feel like the freezing mark chilly, showers in the forecast might be a late day peek of sunshine highs upper 40s to 50 more details on the forecast. we have a warm up in the five day coming up allison and tony back to you at the desk. >>> as if th

. >> straws burg will make his home debut and nats have training just a slow sports day >> you will getve us 8 cameras we will need them all. what an incredible series so far between the capitols and bruins, bruins defending stanley cup champions, caps don't care that is ancient history right now we have a series, nicky backstrom, double ot in boston, tim my thomas their star goal tender couldn't stop that rocket game set match washington capitols celebrate for very good reason the goal tends of braden has been sensational, stopped 72 of 74 shots in two games for a guy who never played in playoff hockey before, as a rookie, incredible getting nicky backstrom back tonight is such a huge game it will be rocking tonight, if they can win this thing, and they are up 2-1 and you have home ice advantage. >> going into saturday's game they really need to win this because you got to win one of them in boston. >> funny thing was they played so well in game one and didn't get it done because couldn't solve tim thomas, hopi was amazing to come back and see him play as well as he did in game 2, got

54 gaithersburg off to the north and west cool temperatures 52 frederick, 51 currently in martins burgonard town, 59 degrees get ready for a cool one bring along a jacket probably a rain jacket if you are outside. 62 degrees, mostly cloudy skies, showers likely we will take it later tonight, clouds start to break up late, showers possible, early 50 your overnight low your 5 day forecast as we get into tomorrow 70 with sunshine by this afternoon, friday looks great weekend not as great, second half of saturday, looks like a good soaking rain maybe by sunday and monday cooler temperatures 60s sunday. that is weather traffic julie what's up. >> well, the crew in sky fox hanging out with us now i know we just talked to jeremy and jeff they are above this accident scene, involving a bus and other vehicle, closing a portion of southbound 170, south of 32 before you reach 175, again the southbound lanes remain closed i don't think anybody is getting by on the southbound side a lot of damage to the vehicle i believe everyone on the bus has been taken off the bus for now we know the roadway rem

. >>> titanic split open by a burg, her side ripped over as -- berg, her side ripped open like a can opener, just one of the headlines of the sinking of the titanic. it happened 100 years ago this weekend, april, 1912, and as the newspaper saying goes you can read all about it, the museum marking the anniversary with a special exhibit and showcasing the front pages of the titanic in cases that line the museum on pennsylvania in northwest. >> one of the big points of interest is initially the newspapers got it terribly wrong, indicated that all of the passengers had survived. everybody was going to be all right and we know obviously in hindsight that that's not true, the vast majority of the passengers were not saved. >> the special exhibit runs through next friday. >>> next tuesday space shuttle discovery will arrive at its permanent home, the smithsonian's center. the historic ship will make a low altitude flyover before landing at dulles and heading to the museum. in a story you'll only see on 9, kristin fisher gives us a preview of one of the most impressive aerial displays to eve

frederick burg in the upper 50s. andrew's air force base in the mid-50s.o we've got some cool days ahead of us. it will be seasonal though and a freeze warning is north and west of town, which means to cover your sensitive plants. of course, don't forget your furry friends to bring them inside. breezy and cool again for your friday and then pleasant for your easter holiday weekend. so tonight, partly cloudy to mostly clear conditions. colder. grab a couple of blankets in the freezing mark to the lower 40s. downtown 42. you can go north and west and see that it will be cooling down. 33 in winchester right around the freezing mark. tomorrow morning especially in those locations, you may want an extra scarf or even a jacket to start off the day. mostly sunny, otherwise a chilly start. temperatures in the 30s and the 40s. now tomorrow, we'll also notice that it will be a bit breezier for you compared to today. so it will feel cooler for you under mostly sunny skies. breezy, highs in the 50s. the north wind is 10 to 15 with a gust higher than that. so now tomor

virginia is has been on its own from the 1620s, the house of burge burgesses, it has been a separate entity. it's connected to the other colonies loosely before 1776 in the same way 1930 has a british commonwealth of nations including canada, india, new zealand, australia, ireland, okay? a common crown but no real continental structure of any sort. now you're proposing to take these warm weather and cold weather people and create one sort of strong indivisible state. why would you do that? why the heck would you go for world government today? let

has come out, so we are up to 68 manassas, quantico, cull pepper fredericksburg, 69 degrees martins burg61 down the our south this is where the warm front is, rally, 76 degrees cooler air pushing in for the day tomorrow by hind our frontal system, front swings through chases showers out of here a few showers isolated storm friday looks like it will be back to sunshine but a little breezy and just a little on the cool side we are thinking only 62 degrees tomorrow. >> here is the future cast at 6:00 p.m. taking some of those showers up to our north by 9 to 11, still the last of the stragglers around here most areas are going to be dry this will be fairly scattered sunshine, breezy conditions for friday, guess what i mentioned the showers for brian here we go, saturday morning starting dry, but then we have showers coming in for saturday afternoon, they linger into evening maybe some heavier batches looks like sunday will be the drier day of this weekend, finally, the five day forecast, for your per rusele, 64 degrees, saturday also cool with a shower sunshine in fact on sunday at 62, and e

harris burgesses pressway looking --burg expressway looking good inside the beltway on the jfx. construction not causing any problems that everybody was worried about. on the 795 run around owings mills some highway traffic approach -- heavy traffic approaching the beltway. you do see some stop and go traffic right there. on 7 # itself no problems before you hit the bellway. on the 95 run northbound out of laurel, no real problems or delays. just the normal heavy traffic approaching baltimore. now back to you. >>> we're following breaking news this morning. baltimore police have made an arrest. the man they arrested in the death of phylicia barnes. the teenager's body was found in the susquehanna river after she disappeared in 2010 while visiting family in baltimore. abc2 news linda so joins us live this morning with the very latest details on this. linda? >> reporter: megan, we were the first to break the story on abc2news.com shortly after midnight. police have confirmed that they've arrested a man by the name of michael johnson. he was taken into custody shortly after 11:30 l

building in theist, surpassing the willis tower chicago and the third tallest in the world, dubai's burg the tallest building. >> one world is more iconic for new york, new jersey our surrey i don't know a symbol of -- our region, it is a cymbal of liberty -- symbol of liberty and pride, of our community and men and women who worked tirelessly to build the most complex construction project in our history. >> the major milestone comes one day before the anniversary of osama bin laden's death it is replacing the twin towers destroyed in the 9/11 attacks in 2001. >> more than half the building is reportedly rented in lower manhattan david lee miller fox news. >> maryland decides future of the reigning acc scoring champ. dave feldman up next with your sports edge ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you want. ♪ [ clang ] my house is where plants came to die. ♪ but, it turns out all i was missing was miracle-gro potting mix. it's go

but first to football in the russian premier league champions in its impinges burg within touching distance of retaining their title the championship will all be but there is where the victory over second place task car must go later on saturday a victory would put luciano's polities men fourteen points clear at the top with five game weeks to go with only fifteen points up for grabs in some places but sides have been boosted by the news that star striker alexandra kirk one place have gone after accidentally injuring spots are called keeper andre deckard last month was bad news for sas car defender ignace evictions out after fracturing the toilet training during the wake of fellow friend but is it still has failed the fitness test. but also on saturday lokomotiv moscow could move around behind second place on goal difference only the victory at cooper are not famous just over half an hour all this county goalless in the relegation group set in the bottom told to secure comfortable victory against terror grozny three nailed the final score in that one book really has now made the siberians t

virginia is has been on its own from the 1620s, the house of burge burgesses, it has been a separate entity. it's connected to the other colonies loosely before 1776 in the same way 1930 has a british commonwealth of nations including canada, india, new zealand, australia, ireland, okay? a common crown but no real continental structure of any sort. now you're proposing to take these warm weather and cold weather people and create one sort of strong indivisible state. why would you do that? why the heck would you go for world government today? let your imagination roam as free as possible. there's only one reason today that would get you to vote for world government. if the martians were coming. don't really love the chinese guys but they are homosapiens. yeah, okay 0. if the martians are coming and that's what the argument is. you almost lost the last war. we were lucky to win it. david fischer told you about some -- how fortunate. if you read mccullough 1776 you do see it seems the hand of providence even in the weather, you know, on all sorts of crucial days. we were lucky to win t

claiming a second russian premier league crime in a row they beat in our moscow two one instant pages burge to secure the title with three games to go on lone striker on their sharpen provide the pass to set up don't mind she recalled for the house after half an hour then five minutes later that you may be sure of the penalty was any on top score alexander could you call my one mistake on the spot however alexandru headed home from a corner to put one back but now are still in the first half and then constantine city on earth picked up a second yellow card and walked off ten minutes after the restart a tough blow physically but they were able to hang on to that day and to warm is how it stayed in there for luciano's blackies man to capture their third title in five seasons elsewhere two years ago leapfrog spot i came to third place after beating their arch rivals two one in the moscow darby spartak saudi was guilty of it all with our own goal midway through the first half brazilian failing to clear a free kick by is over and toss it but the red whites made amends right before the interval a

so you folks in fredericks burg where it hasn't rained yet.n showers coming your way fairly shortly. the back end of the rain is starting to show up near southwestern pennsylvania. so the little bit of rain we have to go through here on average, 0.1 to 0.25 inch of rain. cool dry air up to our north and west. that's what we get to enjoy for tomorrow afternoon. and a chilly start coming up on tuesday morning. umbrellas at the ready if you are going out for late night drives. by early morning, back to work and school. dry weather for the monday morning commute. monday is looking like a beautiful day. plenty of sunshine. but again, that north wind will make it feel on the chilly side. especially if you are in the shade. then high pressure settles on in. a very cool to almost cold start on tuesday morning. but tuesday afternoon, bright sunshine returns and that puts temperatures back near 70. so overnight tonight, showers ending before sunrise. otherwise, chilly. start off temperatures in the 40s. tomorrow afternoon, bright and sunny. but breezy.

motorcade is there and the national media would not come and cover it that's how powerful builder burgeis and i'm calling in closing i'm calling to occupy builder bark to protest it and i'm calling for tens of thousands to be there coming up in one month all right will you keep us posted on on what you see and will certainly keep our eyes there as well that is sort of relatively speaking in our backyard this here alex jones host of the alex jones shell thanks so much thank you and that's going to do it.

. >> there are heads that are not as big as the burg eer. >> we're going to have to try it. >> go to facebook. let us know if this is something you could attempt. >> you can cut it up, share a bite. you know it's not going to be pretty. >>> it starts tonight against the defending champs. they place a much bigger and machine physical team in the boston bruins including biggest player in the league. >> zdeno chara. >> zdeno chara. >> what she said. winning three of four games. the puck drops tonight at 7:30. you can watch the game on the nbc sports network and on comcast sports network. >>> and i'm rocking for the nats, the caps, anyone in red shirts. >> 6:21. time for "weather & traffic on the 1s." here's tom. >> and they're playing the cincinnati reds today, too, at nationals park. >> that's right. >> here's the home opener forecast for today. first pitch 1rks:05. should be sunny. winds may be a factor. they may be gusting to 30 miles an hour, and temperatures, they'll been on the cool side. lots of snipe. the home opener today. right now it's cold under a clear sky. it's above freez

. >> that never stopped me. 53 also burg. >> we are so gross. >> 40 degrees.to the west a cold front moving through later today, and here is your future cast lots of clouds in the forecast, dodging the clouds see a little sunshine as well just not quite as bright and beautiful as yesterday, 4, 5:00 p.m. today see a few showers bubbling up as our front passes south it is possible you could see a shower to be honest most to of the day will be dry and cloudy as the front moves through, 75 today, cool air in tonight, 61 tomorrow, right now the weekend looks perfect. >> thank you. >> time now to check in with miss perfect, julie wright. >> oh,. >> wow. >> i know. >> i don't know if i should be excited or feel the pressure here. wow. >> be excited. be excited. >> yeah, go for it right? >> all right here is what i know, northbound i-95, still struggling out of stafford, big delays as you continue the work your way 630 courthouse road that long standing crash has been cleared it was a smaller bus not a tour bus a smaller bus and that is what we find out of the roadway

something we do know it is opening day for the nationals they will take on the cubs this afternoon straws burg gets to start they were 12 and 17 during the preseason won 80 games last season optimism and expectations are riding high in part because of the teams pitching staff and zimmerman and gonzalez. >>> first round of the masters expected to start in 40 minutes, players got in some final practice yesterday tiger woods comes in as the favorite in las vegas, he wont his first pga tournament since 2009 last month there is a of 0% -- 60% chance of rain today and more expected tomorrow morning. >> hmm. >> tiger woods back on top. >> sounds like he is trying to make a come back. >> we will see what happens 49 degrees right now 7:11 a.m., coming up, free speech or a crime. why a local grandfather is being sued for his stance on abortion. >> do not be alarmed if you see airplanes flying low around our area what that is about. >> plus an out of this world honor nor the longest serving woman in congress, more on that coming up next pgh >>> >> if you take it lookout side latest weather and traffic, f

out the winds in washington 26 out of the north and northwest, 29 annapolis, 24 manassas, 24 martins burgthe idea, a blustery day today even with bright sunshine temperatures in the 60s cooler than that with these winds later tonight as the area moves overhead we will get a chance to watch temperatures bottom out likely dealing with frost advisories close to washington overnight tonight there is your sentinel sat rad we had showers overnight, pecked up a tenth of an inch of rain at regan national, showers got out of here early, should be a beautiful day clouds moving in from the north and west expecting dry conditions later today and tonight as we get into tomorrow after a cold start nice warm up in store, upper 60s close to 70, tuesday and wednesday more springtime temperatures, on the way, a little cool today nice one 62 your daytime high lots of sun breezy at times as mentioned winds gusting north, 25 to 30 miles per hour during the first half of the day start the taper off tonight then cold clear skies, 38 your overnight low and patchy frost possible overnight clear skies, and light w

brookville, maryland, 67, bees burg, virginia, 69, jesup, maryland at 65. 67 currently in chantilly,can on our storm 4 radar, not a drop to be found today with the clear skies. the few clouds coming in out ahead of that next weather system. and that next weather system, yeah, a warm front producing showers right here through ohio down through charleston, west virginia. that rain starts early tomorrow around 4:00 to 5:00 a.m. the rain will be picking up in intensity, too, as the rain unfolds. but the overnight period, it's going to be dry. clouds increasing early tomorrow morning. while it's going to be wet, not all that chilly throughout the area. we'll have temperatures in the 50s. high temperature for tomorrow, 75 to 78 degrees down to the south. the warmer air you would think would help that pollen to come along, but with rain it's going to be heading back down. 65 for a high, cooler for thursday with sunshine. the weekend, cool and in the 50s with a chance of rain, a 50% chance for saturday. 40% chance for sunday morning. sunday now looking like it's going to be the best day out

. >> let's talk about that pitching staff people are excited they see what steven straws burg did yesterdaygio gonzalez going today how good can this pitching staff be >> they will give us a chance to win on a daily basis that is all you can ask from a pitching staff they are ultra talented young and excitable and have good stuff they have swing and we feel they can -- they will lead this ball club you know they will carry us we will go as far as the starting rotation and bullpen takes us. >> off season you resigned ryan zimmerman to a long term deal how important was that to get ryan as one of the faces of this franchise. >> the face of the franchise thing was important, to have him under contract, through his important years, and at his peak is ultra important it sends a message that if you are a good team member and good citizen and a heck of a ball player we will keep you around. it was problemry the number bun pry -- probably the number one priority. >> as the gm you are always evaluating still evaluating on a day in day out basis possible trades or things that could happen. >> correct

the burg guy and goal are expected to take robert griffin iii. he's practically a lock to come in after indianapolis announce they'd would pick andrew luck. they'll move up to the number two spot. the first round of the draft occurs at 8:00 tonight. they're offering a flee watch party at fedex field. so exciting. >> it is. he could come in very cocky, but he's not he says i've got to prove-. we're looking forward to watching him. >> i think his character is the reason why the community is rallying around him already. >> you're right. >> exciting, exciting. >> a congressman said a tsa employee went where no one is expected to go. >>> your "weather & traffic on the 1s" next. >>> and, next, a loud boom overhead. the rare >>> welcome back. a few small rocks on the ground are all that's left from a 75-on the meade yore. it streaked through the skies of california. it made a loud boom when it entered the "early today's" atmosphere. it was the size of a minivan. people in california are finding pieces of the rock that scientists say date back 4 to 5 bil

comments did not sit well with the owner who said this, we wanted him to be welcome with the best in the burgthis guy has no idea how loved the institution is that supplied those cookies. romney left his mark on that town. the special in the bakery was called the cookiegate special. and allen west is still in drought for investing from '78 to '81, house democrats are communists. really, communists? he was asked to get specific in an interview with cnn's soledad o'brien this morning. >> no, no, we do. which are the members of congress that are -- >> you can go to -- >> keith ellison is a communist? >> soledad, i'm calling it this. communists, congressionalist, statist which is another term used. i'm looging at the idealogies, i'm looking at things they believe in. we need to stay a constitutional republic. a lot of people need to study that and see what it is. >> this guy was either a no-show in history class or a demigod. up next, details on the secret service sex scandal and what happened that night at the hotel. we're going to talk to the reporter who interviewed the escort -- that's her ti

they are doubling their service from sausalito to lox burg.all fans you can still use the ferry service to the ferry building and walk or take muni over to at & t park. stay with us this morning. also forget with have information and details posted on our website ktvu.com at the doyle drive tab. >>> 6:39. happening right now the prototype for the space shuttle just now starting its long awaited trip to new york city. the shuttle has been on kiss play in washington, d.c.. today live as we are watching our screen it's piggy backing on a modified 7:47. it's supposed to fly over several famous new york landmarks before it lands at kennedy airport. it will eventually be on display aboard the usf inintrepid. there you see live the enter prize. and we are watching it live. >> yeah. it's supposed to fly by the statue of liberty today i believe. >> will if goo -- impersonal we watching more people show up there. let's two to -- westbound 237. as we look at the rest of the freeways there i -- on -- this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is a li

flooding around the streets, unpasses, you know those areas that have poor drainage in the east bay, burgoakley, brentwood clearing walnut creek now but still 680 and 580 wet weather, livermore, altamont pass towards dublin, san ramon valley, pretty good rain, tennison road also raymond road and manning road, looking at some moderate rain south bay, cambria park, campbell, williams road and saratoga the rain is coming down at a good clip. you add the wind and it is dicey out there there's the front. within the next 30 minutes -- we'll all get into the showery pattern this is the heaviest rain all morning with the gustiest winds then a break until we do it all again. more rain north, wind gusts 32 miles an hour at the airport, 22 in the south bay, low 50s, mild with upper 40s in the north bay. looking at rain totals through tomorrow, we'll do this again anywhere from 3/4 of an inch to an inch and a half, one to two inches probably 3/4 upwards today, another 3/4 in the highest elevations this is our front, and behind it we'll just get into the partly cloudy sky today. let's plan out the res