camden 841 and brunswick 870. joe, eun. >> jerry, thank you. >> 6:13, 56 degrees. >> chris >>> usa, usa, usa! >>> welcome back at 6:15. a city that lost nearly 3,000 people 10 years ago in attacks led by osama bin laden, the news of his death had new yorkers flooded into the streets. most gathered where the iconic twin towers once stood. >>> chris gordon was there when people took to the streets in that enormous celebration. >> more on what he experienced overnight. chris, good morning. thanks so much for joining us. what was your takeaway from being there in the heart of it last night? >> reporter: well, first of all, i was in a family wedding. at first i thought i'm out of position to help news 4. i said, wait a second, i'm in new york city, ground zero. i went down to church street. when i was there hundreds of people were there. by the time i was done, thousands. shoulder to shoulder blocking intersections at ground zero at the world trade center. they were waving u.s. flags, wearing flags. they had, some of t

. >>> today baseball at camden error -- camden yards and facing longoria who returned from the disabled list and looks healthy to me. his first homer of the season, a three-run shot, 4-0, rays. how about defense. in the as, misses the home run but for the fact that he said no, i'm going to rob you of that and pulls it back. the race hammer the os, 8-2 is your final this afternoon. >> and we're not letting you. not off this easy. speaking of the range, i didn't know. >> i know you heard the newsroom. >> we did. >> and he hit a home run. >> yeah. >> the first at-bat in the big league. >> right? >> yeah, it is, the first to hit it at camden yards. the first as a ray and the 108th player in baseball to homer the first at-bat. >> i know a get a lot of press interviews. what is the real deal. i can't believe -- . >> he's actually, he hasn't sunk in yet. >> yeah. >> and i think this whole experience is birth than him. >> yeah. >> and at this moment. it happened so fast. >> yeah. >> and get on the plane, be here. >> we're proud of him and you and -- so excited. >> congratulations. >> and we're

all that makes for a very nice setting at camden yards. 3-2 tam but with two out. two-run score, 5-2 rays. a solo shot, his fourth of the season, the second allow this year by davis. mike gonzales pitching very well of late. a lovely turned to end the inning. still trailing by 2, not quite as impressive as the fifth inning. the orioles lose their force in a row, 5-3. a much-needed day off coming monday. the champion comes to town with the maryland coach. for that decade he has been training horses and he has brought horses to the preakness before including a third-place finish in 2008. now he brings the kentucky derby champion. he had not run in six weeks and had not run on dirt and had an unfamiliar jockey on board. despite all that, animal kingdom dominated down the stretch. he will come to baltimore, arriving as the lonely -- the only did horse with a chance to win the triple crown. the university of maryland quickly targeted a hopeful replacement for gary williams. kevin anderson flew to las vegas to meet with arizona head coach sean miller. he had expressed in

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out on the rails at this hour, one delay, marc camden 841. vre and metro, no delays. joe? >> thank you very much, jerry. to the latest on the death of osama bin laden. members of the senate expect to learn more about the specifics of the operation in pakistan when they are briefed by cia director leon panetta later today. and this morning the cia is pouring over a virtual treasure trophy of documents recovered in the raid. they are examining hard drives, and dvds. and this morning there are growing questions about what pakistan knew about bin laden's whereabouts and when they knew it. tracie potts has more on what the pakistani leaders are saying. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. some of the lawmakers are raising questions about whether or not pakistan knew or how they could have missed osama bin laden virtually living in plain sight. only 60 miles from their capital of islam bad, only one mile from one of their major military operations. lots of questions being raised whether their military should have suspected, if they di

profits there's no incentive for management to think about ok we're going to look at is rebuilding camden new jersey and what will that take and maybe we will not get the kind of super profits in another ten years so you need it very different approach towards economic development and in the united states this is almost allergic reaction to the idea of planning which is what we really need we need a manufacturing. well i am that looks at not just the currently depressed areas but historically depressed areas the reality is that we are in this race to the bottom so we've refined the cells in a situation where you and i are looking for cheaper goods we which is watch occur but in looking for cheaper goods we're we're looking for goods that are produced in places other than the united states for the most part we're not thinking about what that's going to mean what the ripple effects are for our local economies until it has an effect on us until we lose that auto plant because we're buying cars from somewhere else we lose a textile plant because they've moved to the dominican republic of chin

a day game today at camden yards. gary williams saying good-bye at comcavity center. 2,500 terp fans. alumni and media turning out for gary williams' retirement. he loved to compete and prove critics wrong. nothing to fight but his had he etions. -- his emotions. gary williams had no competition yesterday. he owned the day as he said good-bye. starting today he begins the phase of his life where his style of aggressive, competitive tenacity doesn't always work. he likes that because it makes him something of an underdog again. >> mainly besides the coaching thing, i'm basically unskilled. [laughter] >> so when you leave the wrun thing you knew -- one thing you knew how to do, there is always apprehension in that decision. at the same time, coaching gives you confidence that you can be successful in some other ways. >> gary williams said yesterday he expects maryland to move quickly to hire his replacement. according it -- to a published report, the terps have contacted notre dame, and it looks like arizona basketball

day game at camden yards. >> gary williams of the terps saying good-bye. loved to fight, he loved to compete. there were no critics yesterday, just fans. nothing to fight but his emotions. he had no competition yesterday. he owned the day as he said good-bye. starting today, williams begins the phase of his life where his style of aggressive, competitive, tenacity doesn't always work. but gary likes that, because now it makes him something of an underdog again. >> mainly, beside the coaching thing, i'm basically unskilled. [laughter] so when you leave the one thing you kind of new how to do, that's always -- there's always some ap mention in that -- there's always some apprehension in that decision. but at the same time coaching gives you confidence that you can be successful in some other ways. >> gary williams said yesterday he hoped to move quickly to hire a replacement. according to published reports, the terps have contacted notre dame to talk to its head coach, gray, and sean miller also ranked near the top of the terp's future coaching wish list to

on the marc trains, on-time service on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines.e invited to attend a red line open house meeting transit project. the next open house will be held on saturday from 9:00 a.m. until noon in baltimore. i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. good morning. >> we are dealing with the rains to the majority of the morning. you can see heavier rain in the amount since represented by the orange and yellow showing up on the radar. temperatures are cooler than yesterday. let's take a wider look of the radar. we can see the back edge of the rain moving across maryland into garrett county. it will be several hours before it starts to clear out. we probably will have some sunshine breakthrough at that time. we can see breaks in the clouds. that is on the other side of the mountains. that will help us out with the temperatures later today. upper 40's and low 50's right now. yesterday we made it into the 80's. ticket light jacket along with the umbrella. 55 in stevensville. week might be able to build a couple degrees once the sunshine comes out.

i was trying to survive in camden. >> back in 1989, i watched him this year, and he has the same energy and the same passion. that is not something that you see every day. >> his numbers are hall of fame were the. he led the turks to 14 tournaments', at two final fours, and the national championship. " i thought about it briefly after winning the national championship. i thought that was a great thing, to leave that to the national championship. but then i checked my bank account. >> nine years later the timing was right. williams will serve as an assistant to the new athletic director. >> i feel healthy i have great people around me, a new wife. we will see what happens. not about my wife. [laughter] >> there is a huge vacancy here in college park, literally and figuratively. today it was only about gary. >> i am grateful for what i had. these guys up here, we do not know each other but they are really good. they will be here for the next coach. >> at 3:40 this afternoon they got in their car and drove off into the sunset. they're going to name the court here in his honor. all the spec

marc brunswick 870 and camden 841. >>> the prescription that led to the death of osama bin laden goesnths. in august of last year, president obama was briefed on a u.s. intelligence lead. linked him to a compound in afghanistan. just last week the president determined there was enough intelligence for an operation. u.s. special forces killed bin laden at a firefight at his heavily guarded compound. >> pakistan aired this video of what is believed to be his compound. the picture show the large complex on fire. pakistani groups guarding the area. according to u.s. officials, an elite navy s.e.a.l. team. this morning we're learning more about how that raid went down. news 4's kimberly suiters joins us live with more on that. kimberly, good morning. >> good morning again, eun. this mission was so secret. this cower area was trusted by bin laden. the impound, 18-foot high walls, barbed wire, security gates. no phone or cable lines into or it of the house. the cia believed the compound housed a major terrorist figure but wasn't entirely certain until february of this year it housed osama bi

mention camden yards. 7-0 just like that on another mistake. we go to the 7th.rioles finally get on the board. maybe he's coming out of his frankly season-long slump. he had three hits on the day drove in two runs. but this went pretty well summed up here. it did not matter. sam fold taken away a two-run homer. rough afternoon for the birds despite a beautiful day. orioles lose 8-2. try to avoid the sweep later today. meanwhile, we go to toronto. justin on the hill. he had just lost a perfect game but keeps a no hitter and gets a double play there. we're in the ninth inning. 8-0. cooling on the sideline, eric on the bench. doesn't matter. he's been here before already with one no hitter. still ahead, and make it two. striking out to end the game 12 on the day for verlander and he faced the minimum 27 batters. 9-0 the victory. his second career no hitter. interesting, the second loss five days in major league baseball. as far as the kentucky derby, oh, my goodness, animal kingdom did a very nice job in the 19 horse field trained by local trainer graham motion. we

once again, the dimensions of camden yards apparently too small. nick markaikis.rove in two runs. this one summed up here. sam fold taking away a two-run homer. meanwhile, we go to toronto. we're in the ninth inning. doesn't matter. he's been here before. 12 k's on the day. interesting, the second last five days in major league baseball, francisco variano had one as well. >> as far as the kentucky derby, animal kingdom the winner. trained by local trainer graham motion. more information about that coming up. the preakness in two weeks. i'm pete gilbert. happy mother's day. >> the search to find a cure for a.l.s. shut down a few streets in baltimore. >> thank you. >> ravens personnel ran to support former linebacker o.j. brigance. >> everyone out here has a good friend, family member or colleague that has this disease. >> to fight his battle o.j. spends many days at ravens head quarters. if you would like to donate, go to our web site, www.wbaltv.com. >> take a look at these works of art. >> go ask alice and bumble bee are a few of the whacky cars. >> those are fan

tampa bay goes on to win, 6-2 at camden yards. gary williams did not merely coach.e will his team and his crowd to do better, and the court where he did it will eventually bear his name. the university announcing that today. williams arrive today with his trademark fist pump. he loved to fight and to prove critics wrong, but today he had no critics, just fans. today he had nothing to fight but his emotions. he said goodbye. starting tomorrow he begins a phase of his life were stopping and yelling and sweating do not always work. he liked that because it makes him something of an underdog again. >> when you leave the one thing you knew how to do, there is always some apprehension in that decision, but at the same time, coaching gives you confidence that you can be successful in some other ways. >> it is something i will always cherish. >> to go out on your own terms and still stay with the university, that is terrific. you could not ask for a better scenario, but he is maryland basketball, so how do you feel that boy? >> if you know gary as well as i know him, this i

. >>> orioles hosting the rays at camden yards. top of the 1st tampa gets on the board first.van longerria with a double to left. 1-0 rays. in the third evan strikes again. that's his first of the season. a three-run homer to left. 4-0 rays. two innings later the rays played more long ball. b.j. three-run shot to right. rays win 8-2. >>> sad news to report. the sporting world lost a golf legend. he died early this morning at his home in spain from complications of a brain tumor. he was just 54 years old. he retired in 2007 after back injuries put a hindering in his game but the five-time major winner was considered an icon in spanish golf. nick pryce is quoted as saying he did for european golf what tiger woods did for world golf. >> he was loved and admired everywhere in the world not only in europe, japan, here in the u.s. >> he was wonderful. he had a strength that you don't often see in a player. but combined with a grace that i don't think has been seen before or since. >> and some golf action today. you see the black ribbon there. golfers paying tribute wearing it on the

. >>> orioles hosting the rays at camden yards this afternoon. top of the 3rd. rays up 1-0. evan longorria getting his first of the season. a three run homer. rays win this one easily 8-2. >>> special day in toronto for tigers pitcher justin verlander. almost four years after his first no hitter he gets a second. he struck out rajai davis to get the no hitter. >>> and kevin garnet and celtics trying to get back in their series against the heat. rajon rondo. goes the distance for the flush. with a dislocated elbow. celtics avoid falling in 0-3. game 4 is set for monday in boston. >> did he see that with elbow? dislocated elbow came back to play. >> th >>> is bill o'reilly blasting the royals? >> and news on paul mccarteny's engagement and marie osmond's secret wedding. >> the "weekend insider" is on. >> it was just a last-minute thing. >> donny on marie's surprise second wedding to the man she married at 22. why they just tied the knot again. >>> a beatle surprise engagement. >> will paul mccarteny tie the knot in manhattan with his new yorker fiancee? >> why bill o'reilly is

they were happy to get back to camden but found themselves on the wrong side of one ray's historic night. >>> first a look at night line. >> coming up, breaking news as the united states goes after another top terrorist leader. >>> and new details on the spy operation that got bin laden. >>> plus a rare visit with wild polar bear cubs. that's right after you. . >>> here is your press box sports report. the orioles dropped two of three in kansas but were hoping a trip back to baltimore and an appearance by the rising star pitcher would get them back on track. james shields and the rays had other ideas. shields was great going seven and a third inning just three hits and one run and his offense backed him up. brandon with a two run home run. the first of his big league career. the orioles dropped a series opener 6-2. jeremy guthrie taking the mound for the birds at 1:10. >>> now it's getting serious. ethier singled in the first against the met mets. mets. >>> a last look at the forecast for the weekend. it's a big one. everybody wants to get out for mother's day. >> i think it'll be okay,

. >>> orioles hosting the rays at camden yards this afternoon. top of the 3rd. rays up 1-0.a getting his first of the season. a three run homer. rays win this one easily 8-2. >>> special day in toronto for tigers pitcher justin verlander. almost four years after his first no hitter he gets a second. he struck out rajai davis to get the no hitter. >>> and kevin garnet and celtics trying to get back in their series against the heat. rajon rondo. goes the distance for the flush. with a dislocated elbow. celtics avoid falling in 0-3. game 4 is set for monday in boston. >> did he see that with elbow? dislocated elbow came back to play. >> thanks allot. have a good night everybody. see you tomorrow. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolo rado.com ♪ ooh baby, looks like you need a little help there ♪ ♪ ooh baby, (what) can i do for you today? ♪ [ female announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance? align can help. only align has bifantis, a patented probiotic that naturally helps maintain your digestive balance. try align to help retain

julianne mccrery was arrested yesterday and sources tell cbs news she confessed to killing her son camden by giving him too much cough syrup. the child's body was found saturday at the side of a dirt road in maine. >> an adult female has been brought to this barracks, and continues to be at this barracks. a decision was made to have that person transported to an area hospital for a medical evaluation. >> mccrery is from texas, and has a record there of arrests for prostitution. >>> now to the slow motion flood disaster along the mississippi river. the river will crest today at vicksburg, mississippi, and stay near that high water mark for days, maybe even weeks. but for communities up and down the river, it's already too late. karen brown reports. >> reporter: just south of vicksburg, what was once a neighborhood -- >> this is my aunt's front yard, actually, right now. >> reporter: is now a sea of sunken houses. >> i hate to see my family or anybody go through this. >> reporter: a boat is the only way that austin and his extended family can get to their homes. >> this right here is the --

two months and hundreds of billboards later, the lapd managed to camden you are giovanni ramirez. one of the suspects in the case. ramirez might have been captured sooner if parole agents had entered vital information about his appearance into their computer system. details like the tear drop tattoo under has eye and a dodgers tattoo on his neck which did ultimately lead to his capture. tonight ramirez is in custody but another suspect and the woman who drove get-away car are still at large. bryan stow, by the way, still remains in a coma in critical condition at sf general. >>> let's talk pictures. family snap shots. is your phone taking the place of your digital camera? more and more people are using their cell phones instead of a traditional point and shoot. are you sure changing your memorieshen you do that? the answer may surprise you. >> three -- >> one, two, and three -- >> one, two, and three. >> reporter: it's picture day at the park and i'm taking most of the pictures. one, two, and -- three. snapping photos of random people to find out one thing. can cell phone cameras

guitar showcase right off camden and 17, easy to get to. >>> we still have much more ahead on "todayy" coming up. received your refund check from we're going rapt i ofylg:dragog& yo lots out "today in the bay," pdthe those who dare will be rapt with tales flies. you will set out to track these prehistoric predators in their national habitat. it's a dragon fly hunt but i did get excited when i saw dragon quest on the calendar. d5 nati , you'll go on a sea hunt or 8"0çd p name you verifyf>' invoke, s offices for the national museum sanctuary with a walk out on the landmark golden gate bridge. part participants will try to verify that they have returned to the bay area after a 65-year absence. you'll talk to christy and when you do, make sure you tell her the purpose of your call. see what i did there? now, that would officially be a growner foul at comedy sports in san jose, that's a family friendly improvizational comedy show i have taught and performed as a member for over a decade. this weekend the best of the best from our left coast teams are battling it out for the meaningless cu

camden trent a 41 is running 15 minutes late. 10 trains operating on schedule. i am kurt kronke.ow back to tony pann. good morning. >> we have a few high, thin clouds today. we will see some sunshine. right now it is cool. upper 50's and low 60's. the cloud deck will start to thin out. there are some thunderstorms that are getting ready to move in our direction. that will happen later this afternoon. there are some strong thunderstorms in ohio, kentucky, tennessee, and western pennsylvania. the further we go into the day, the farther the storms will march into the east. the temperatures will make it into the low 80's. there'll be plenty of energy in the atmosphere for those thunderstorms to tap into. some could be strong or severe. they are a long central pennsylvania and back into kentucky and tennessee. this will slowly works its way into maryland's tonight and tomorrow morning. the focus for severe weather will be in the mid atlantic region. as those storms come in, they could contain some large hail, wind gusts over 60 miles per hour, and a slight chance for a tornado. most o

panic and camden trains are on schedule. on the buses, we have a diversion on the 36 bus at washington boulevard and monroe. now back to john collins. >> thank you. we have cloudy skies right now. out to the west, a few spotty showers. nothing of any consequence. it is moving in our direction. we could get a shower this point. the rain chances aren't all that high. 62 was the high yesterday at the airport. 65 of the inner harbor yesterday. we had some scattered showers yesterday. we should be able to do better temperature-wise today. we're quite mild this morning. 59 in annapolis. 57 in cambridge. 60 degrees in ocean city at the boardwalk. 54 in westminster. look at the readings in western maryland. frostburg, 50. hancock, 51 degrees. the clouds are rather thin and low. they are not making rain. all of this should be hung up and dissipate to some degree. rain chances are there today. the main weather maker is out to the west. the brain changes will increase as the day warms up. sully float will keep pumping moisture income -

the penn line, camden line, and brunswick lines are on time. >> temperatures are in the low 40's in theern suburbs, 44 3 in tontitown, 46 in edgewood. you need a light jacket, but not the umbrella. a couple of passing clouds this morning. we will see mostly sunny skies. much of the rain is in the northeast and new england. the storm that came through yesterday with the rain is now in new england. we have high pressure in kentucky and tennessee. that's close enough to produce a pretty tight pressure gradient and that means the wind will pick up after sunrise. it's going to be breezy today with temperatures below average. dressed for -- dress for winter. the temperatures will be below average until we get to the beginning of next week. mostly sunny is the forecast for today, cool, 67. sunrise at 6:04. mostly clear tonight, temperatures will drop back to the 40's. sunset at 8:03. there's a clipper storm tomorrow passing through pennsylvania. through the weekend there will be a series of little storms passing by to our north. one of them will come through pack after that late saturday into

reporter: five days after authorities say 42-year-old julianne mccreary murdered her 6-year-old son camdenm justice and then in new hampshire on two counts of second-degree murder. there she was visibly shaky and crying. her massachusetts defense attorney says she hasn't eaten in days and was only thinking about one thing -- killing herself. in fact, he says that's why she was in new hampshire in the first place. >> i don't believe she was up here for a trip. i believe she was up here to bring both her son and herself to heaven. i asked her how she felt about her son and she said i love my son very much. her focus and i think this is from her religious experience is i know where he is and i want to be with him. he's in heaven and i want to be there as soon as possible. >> reporter: prosecutors would not comment about mccreary's motivation for traveling from texas to new england, but did say she murdered camden on saturday in hampton, new hampshire, by asphyxiating him. she was staying with the 6-year-old at this hampton motel which police searched and where others say they saw and heard mc

. >>> from gary land to bird land, the orioles are back home, taking on tampa bay at camden yours tonightthe first -- yards tonight. the first three months of the season have been up and down. markakis has lacked his usual production at the plate. the pitching for the team has held up for the most part. but nick knows the hitters have to take up their end of the bargain, soon. >> it's a tough first month. and i think overall, for the most part, we've kept ourselves ourselves it. and found ways to win games. and our starting pitching has been, you know, the key spot. in the season so far. and you know, if they can just continue what they're doing. and get these bats going, i think we'll be well off. >>> among those o's pitchers. rookie zach briton has been the best so far. he beat them in his first major league outing in april. tampa bay comes to town as one of the hottest teams in the american league. first pitch, 7:05. you can see it on masn. coming up on sunday, it's masn on wjz. we'll bring you the o's and the rays. coverage comes your way at 1:30. to racing, it's bad news. second favo

will be in a and 1145, the camden toward california state for, livermore the san jose.s winds west 5-10 mi. per hour, isolated showers. we're gonna be ok. >> we read the halfway point in the race, in the fourth stage of the toward, we can show you as i had out on east avenue they're going to make their way down the mine's roof, where they reach the hilltop climb, the race will finish over sierra road later today. 81.8 mi. segment, here's the vice mayor credit >> aborning how are you today, must be very exciting--good morning. this is about as close as to the toward france experience you're going get we're thinking about 15 to 20,000 people in the area supporting the races today. this is international and going worldwide, we're going to be in 90 countries putting livermore on the world stage. there's a lot of work involved between the staff and volunteers are everyone is very excited to see all the people in the mountain racers. pippen and we're very excited except-- it is starting for stage today. >> be right back with the kron 4 morning news. [ coach ] in albuquerque,

you want to check this out on camden street in baltimore. 21202 jeffy mow seem.com. science fiction and how it capture the imagine for generation. larry, were you a sci-fi fan when you were a kid? buck rodgers star wars and star trek. that exhibit will run through the end of the year. novelty toys from the 50s and 60s. check it out. jeepy's museum.o-rg for a great look at the sci-fi was over the course of generations. if you have an event you want to us share, e-mail us m pringle c crowson or morning show at wmar.com. get the information in so we can get it on the air and share it with all of maryland. justins. >> you want to see something -- justin. >> you want to see something cool? we are tracking a thunderstorm over ocean city 240 strikes in the last 20 minutes. that's actually well-off towards the east. right here, we are dealing with that rain and it backs up west of dc and towards frederick. we have a couple more hours to go but the rain will taper off this afternoon. still, paps of heavy rain on the north side of the city stretching from towson through timoni

. >>> in sports, extra inning baseball from camden yards, the orioles hosting camden city and vladimirat bat for the os. he hits a bouncing ball over second base. he has an 11-game hitting streak and the os win their fifth straight. a member of the chicago white sox has a kind of wardrobe malfunction. we will show you in sports in 20 minutes. >>> is newt gingrich taking advice from sarah palin these days? she suggests avoiding the lame stream media. a few days later, newt gingrich avoids the press. how long can that go on? >>> we are heading into the memorial day weekend. maybe it isn't a vacation weekend for you. whose fault is that? maybe it is your employer or maybe it is you. building up our wireless network all across america. we're adding new cell sites... increasing network capacity, and investing billions of dollars to improve your wireless network experience. from a single phone call to the most advanced data download, we're covering more people in more places than ever before in an effort to give you the best network possible. at&t. rethink possible. >>> we are heading into t

sources tell cbs news she has confessed to killing camden. boy too much cough syrup. his body was found on a dirt road in maine, where a makeshift memorial now stands. two years ago, mccrery wrote an ebook called, "good night, sleep tight, how to fall asleep and go back to sleep when you wake up." >>> the mothers of those two american hikers being held in iran are beginning a hunger strike today. since they last saw their sons in iran a year ago the two young men are thought to have gone on a hunger strike themselves. the mothers say they'll fast in solidarity. >>> aviation officials are investigating the crash of an argentinean airliners. the twin engine turboprop crashed last night in southern argentina. 22 people were on board. no one survived. just prior to that crash the pilot did send an emergency call. >>> federal safety officials are investigating a fiery plane crash at a california navy base last night. you can see that, the fuel tanker's three-member crew escaped with minor injuries. >>> americans who get married are staying togethe

but i do -- i -- i know -- i know camden and her other son, ian, and i've set up a trust and i wouldrmation on that. i know a lot of people in boston have tried. >> we're going to get that information from you. our producers will get it on the line from you for sure and we'll pass that along to our viewers. we appreciate, again, a neighbor friend of julianne mccreary accused of second-degree murder in the death of her son found on the side of the road. >> i certainly wouldn't suggest all knowledge comes from college. i might, instead, suggest that skill is always a matter of degree and we need to celebrate all forms of education. >> you recognize that guy? host of "dirty jobs" talking about the importance of training skilled workers as cnn's catherine callaway goes in depth on america's job hunt. ♪el i lo vetoo ♪ ♪ you love money ♪ well, you know i love it too ♪ ♪ i work so hard at my job ♪ and then i bring it home to you ♪ ♪ i love money in my pocket [ male announcer ] when sean was looking at mba programs, he wanted a curriculum designed to meet market needs, with faculty who broug

we'll finally get it on our marc camden line. 841 is running about 20 minutes behind.ain number 843 is running about 10 minutes behind. metro vre, you're doing ok. still ahead, we'll look at more roads across the region. that's at 6:46. mike, andrea, back to you. >>> thank you, angie. there is no other way to put it. the world is celebrating the death of osama bin laden. >> after nearly two decades of terrorizing the globe, american forces took him out. president obama made the announcement just before midnight last night. >> in a speech be broadcast nationwide, the president said americans understand the cost of war on terror. >> we will never tolerate our security being threatened. nor stand idly by when our people have been killed. we will be relentless in defense of our citizens and our friends and allies. we will be true to the values that make us who we are. and on nights like this one, we can say to those families who have lost loved ones to al- qaeda's terror, justice has been done. >> video from pakistan shows a fire at the mansion where bin laden was killed.

. >> the first time at camden yards and the ray.all right. >>> the final seconds? >> and for mother's day, expect a light passing shower in the morning and we'll have some partly sunny skies. it will be nice for mothers. keep the umbrella handy but you're not going need it too much. >> happy mother's day, mo. >> is that mother's day? >> exactly. >> and i can't claim it, gh

at that point he didn't draw attention from anyone in the camden. then he banged on the cockpit.is like a roll. during this time that we live in so the plan was never in any danger. initially the flight attendant asked him what you doing, you need to go back to sleep. when she realized the situation was escalating another flight attendant ran over and try to assist the first run when they could not control the situation that's been to retired the third is one of bay area police officer, and a retired secret service person to jump into action. it took all four of them to submit to this gentleman putting him into plastic handcuffs. they notified ahead to the tower. once they landed 30 minutes outside of sfo a greater around the modesto area authorities were waiting for him. right now he's at the county jail being questioned. they do not know his nationality the son he was carrying a yemeni passport. they believe the situation was an isolated incident. >> which is what the traveling public to know, set to discuss international is operating normally. there's been no delays of flights

camden row in baltimore say great way to catch a baseball.t runs between the seats. a lot of new ballparks are being built without standing room and cross aisles so you don't have the chance to move around. beyond that i just try to position myself position myself differently for left-handed and right-handed batters. if a guy throws really slow, i'll know that the batters going to pull the ball. if he throws a 96-mile-an-hour fastball in the zone, guys are more likely to foul it back. you kind of look at the game like that. >> interesting. do you have to fight off other fans? >> you know, there's a misconception that i must have -- if i've caught over 5,000 balls that i must have knocked down 5,000 kids. i've never knocked down everybody. i've given a lot of baseballs away to kids. sometimes, isn't the heat of the moment, there's some scuffles that go on. i always seem to be at the bottom of it and not the one causing the problems. >> good luck in catching your 5,000th ball. somehow, i think you're going to make it. thank you. >>> we have on-

the body of 6-year-old camden pierce hughes was discovered this past weekend dumped fully clothed underck, maine. >> he was put there probably around 7:30 on saturday morning. then he was located 5:30 saturday afternoon. >> reporter: sources say mccrery told authorities she had accidentally given him too much cough syrup. state police had been trying to unravel the mystery of the child's identity since this past weekend and had issued a computer enhanced image depicting a boy with blond hair and blue eyes. ♪ i once was >> reporter: some residents of south berwick held a candlelight vigil. >> it is heartbreaking. the whole community is heartbroken over this. >> reporter: though the circumstances surrounding the young boy's death are still in question, manufacturers currently recommend cold and cough syrup not be used in children under 4 years of age and some opponents of the drug say they shouldn't be used in children of any age. rob and peggy. >> there is word that maria shriver may be ready to formally end her crumbling marriage to arnold schwarzenegger. according to "people" magazine,

ravens in the fourth round another wide receiver, camden dosh from north indiana.ave quarterback brown from texas. one of the fastest players in the draft. in the sixth round, ravens may be backing up more to flacco. virginia tech q.b. tyrod taylor. his athleticism off the charts. 6 fot 1, 215 pounds. the ravens take a runningback anthony allen from georgia tech. at the end of the draft comes the end of the walkout, so we hope they can end that soon. in chicago, the job done 6-2. we'll talk about that coming up later. >> oprah has landed a big interview. for the first time president obama and first lady michelle obama will join the daytime queen. during the hour-long sitdown they discuss politics and the birth certificate issue. >> keep in mind what happened. this came up 2 1/2 years ago. we called up the folks in hawaii and -- >> when this came up were you thinking, i hope i was born here ,? >> can i just say, i was there, so i knew. >> you can catch that episode as well as others coming up. >> you can win a free trip to the taping of one of pope ra's final shows.

but up in camden, maine, you're swimming if you're a seal. 49 degrees in the water. the big picture is going to show you we are watching some storms develop in the midsection of the country. that's the sort of thing we expect this time of the year. and yes, there's a chance they could be severe especially around the nebraska area. >> all right, everybody, have a very happy memorial day weekend. rebecca over to you. >> thank you. up next, it is a mistake that could literally cost you your home. how to make sure you've got the right insurance to protect you in the event of any disaster. this is "the early show" on cbs. ♪ [ beep ] [ beep ] [ beep ] ♪ [ beep ] [ male announcer ] find an italian masterpiece in your grocer's freezer. buitoni shrimp and lobster ravioli with garlic butter sauce. simple ingredients, artfully prepared. winner of 2011 product of the year. buitoni. create an italian masterpiece. on display in the freezer section. buitoni. create an italian masterpiece. we share. shop from anywhere. and are always connected. we live in a social world. isn't it ti

host: congressman rod andrews in his 12th term, representing new jersey's first district, including camden served on the on services committee and the budget committee. as get to the fund. helen from the democrats' line, calling from maine. caller: some politicians have discussed the option of rearming the northern alliance as a counterweight against the taliban and helping us to ease our way out of afghanistan. i am wondering if you could discuss the pros and cons of that argument. guest: pecans are that we're never quite sure who is running the northern alliance and whether their goal is justice for all afghans, or advantage for themselves. the pros are that they are rather a debt military organization. over the years, they have been more amenable to u.s. interests certainly than the taliban has. and they have been a lot more humane to the afghan people. it is a strategy i would favor based upon that weighing of the pros and cons. after we have departed militarily, modest military aid to the northern alliance, i think, would make sense. host: in georgia, lindsey, a republican collar. cal

it is the legacy that includes physical landmarks like camden yards, the national asquarian, baltimore's harbor place and an outstanding light rail system. projects that he saw through completion as both mayor and governor of our state. just as importantly, mayor schaefer's legacy came in thousands of gestures that showed just how deeply he cared about the people he represented. and how seriously he took his work. personally addressing illegal dumping in alease or broken equipment -- alleys or broken equipment in parks, and looking for everything from potholes to crime troubled stops and jumping into the aquarium's seal pool complete with a rubber ducky when the city failed to complete it on time. my colleague from oregon is shaking his head because he -- we all know that famous picture. above all, his colorful, passionate and dedicated leadership added up to the change, not just in baltimore's appearance and infrastructure, but in the mindset of the words of the "baltimore sun" when they said, he changed the way the city felt about itself. how important leaders are to make that happen i

francis county, camden county, you name it -- from all over the state, police and firefighters and public safety officials responded to joplin, and frankly people need to realize that the assets that are spread all over joplin today, the various emergency vehicles, the canine units, the mobile rescue units that allow people to do very difficult rescues and very difficult circumstances, the vast majority of those assets were bort with federal dollars, the vast majority of that people came to these missouri equipment from federal grants, but these -- and a lot of these guys had worked without sleep for days. and as i talked to them and thanked them, it was almost like they vented being thanked, because to them, this is what they do. and i will tell you, one thing that yesterday gave me was an incredible passion to fight for these folks' pensions and their salaries. these are not the people that are causing economic chaos in our country. these are not the people that deserve to be diminished in public discussions about what they receive for their work. these are the best we've got. and they