wjz is live at camden yards. rochelle ritchie has more on the charges and how the victim's favorite baseball team will honor him tonight. rochelle? >> reporter: well, hi, mary. tonight, the fans here at camden yards will be filled with loyal orioles fans, minus 1. the city employee, who was hit and killed last week. the driver now facing a slew of charges in his death. >> reporter: 43-year-old johnny johnson is the man baltimore city police say was behind the wheel of this black acura, when he hit and killed 45-year-old matt herzel. >> i see him with the chase. and next thing i heard was the crash. and we were running. seeing the man on the ground. >> reporter: johnson, whose criminal history includes robbery, said very little at the bail review, as the judge set bail at $250,000. >> reporter: investigators say a state trooper saw them at more than 100 miles per hour. just as matt herzel was crossing the street here at lexington and pleasant to go home. johnson slammed into him, killing him instantly. >> reporter

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we have the latest on the plan in place. >> people will see increased security at camden yards tonight. and everyone my notice extra security on public transportation and around town today. >> the orioles started a nine- game run tonight at camden yards. the game will be baltimore's biggest public gathering to follow the boston marathon. some security measures will be obvious, but some will also be going on behind the scenes. 11 news has also learned that 11 local police departments and state police are cooperating to evaluate other special events taking place and adjust accordingly. there have been no specific threat to the area, but the police commissioner elevated the security awareness level in the city, which means you'll notice more men in uniform, especially on buses, light rail, and train stations. >> you will see our officers in full gear. they will be ins what you're with automatic weapons. -- in swat year with automatic weapons. there will be checked the suspicious activities, checks of trash cans. you also see our dogs. and we will not only check our rail lines, but all of

we're live tonight at camden yards. rochelle ritchie, wjz eyewitness news remember. >> and johnson right now remains in the baltimore city detention center. >>> well, baltimore city is suspending the use of all speed and red-light cameras. this comes as the city shifts to a new vendor. but there were smill problems with at least one camera, issuing improper tickets to drivers not speeding. the city recently spent more than $2 million to replace all the speed cameras because of problems with the previous vendor. the system is suspended until those problems are fixed. >>> well, the new tax is causing controversy in maryland. it is nicknamed, the rain tax. renters, homeowners and businesses will pay a new tax, based on how much surface area a person has on their property. the money raised from the tax would be used to improve storm water runoff systems. it's all part of an epa mandate to clean up water in the bay. >>> well, is there any chance of rain this evening? a live look outside now. temperatures return. can spring s

officials in baltimore are increasing awareness. >> kim dacey is live outside camden yards. security/noticed more >> that is what police are telling us. there will be extra security for the game tonight. extra might notice security on public transportation. >> there are no credible threats at this time to the city of baltimore. but it is prudent to take cautious steps. >> he elevated the security awareness level in the city. that means you'll notice more people in uniform. >> we will see, as the squad officers in full gear will be in swat gear with automatic weapons. they will be working closely with the mta police. they will check suspicious activity. they will check the trash cans and perimeters. you'll see the bomb dogs. we're checking all the buildings and railways and the lines. , letting uscall know. let us know about strange parked cars or bags. let us know. >> local police departments and state police are working together. experts say some security measures will be obvious, but some will not. >> and large crowds will have an increased police presence in terms of visu

the congress who say that they're going to serve the public interest really know what's going on in camden new jersey or detroit michigan where there's so much poverty how can we expect them to regulate properly it is a serious problem ideally in the age of social media better communication that there can be the importation of camden new jersey into washington a little bit better i mean the united states' policy is shaped very profoundly by television we engaged in rwanda and other places because of the graphic television images that we see of some of these places so i think i think the problem can be answered but that you you raise an important issue is if your paycheck is really not being dented the way it is from a recession else and it does change the way you behave and how you think in the decisions that you make so is this just the name of the game or is it a brace of public trust well i don't know that i would call it a breach of public trust i would call it a psychological without that ability. so what's so what's so inevitable about it what is there something that we can change ab

item 95 c, 65 camden drive. item 4, 51 c, 248 market street request for conditional use authorization. item no. 5. d and 1245 avenue request for discretionary review. on march 14th, the commission adopted and motion to prove the project from moving the kitchen and continue the item to april 4th consent calendar to allow draft with the appropriate findings. >> 1096 union street. item 7, amendments to the planning code adding new section 102.31 to establish annual monitoring requirement. item 8, intention to initiate again planner amendments to a bicycle plan pursuant to code, the commission will consider to amend initiation to the planning. i believe there is one speaker card. >> g white. hi. i would like to object to item no. 6, 1096 union street. i'm a resident of the neighborhood and professor: if you are going to request to have it pulled off consent that's all you need to do we'll pull it off and have it heard as the first item at the regular cal endar. any other public comments on the consent calendar? comm

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the game here at camden yards starts at 7:05, we have advice on what to do if something were to happen. be prepared. before a large event, coordinate with family and friends. also scout out a place to find cover. follow directions. go with a crowd and not against it. stay aware and create a habit of creating a habit forage emergency exit. here, you can expect to see the beefed up security throughout the city. bat will be staging officers at critical areas where there are crowds incrudessing here at the ballpark. 6th anniversary of the virginia tech rampage. 32 people killed, 17 injured before the gunman took his life. 943 this morning, statewide moment of silence be observed. >>> joe biden will baltimore today, joining governor martin o'malley and others at a law building at the university of baltimore. this is video from virginia tech. as far as the vice president's trip here, named for the parent of the orioles owner, peter. more opening events, ribbon cutting ceremony, that's scheduled for april 30th. chris hatfield posted the on twitter. he tweeted his crew heard about the bombings

quex covering the vice- president's appearance and i pray we will begin with the orioles game at camden yards. notice some things have changed. stadium workers removed as trash bags today. party -- among the fans for /t ht, . forelcome sight travelers. with for more questions than answers about the bombing, who was responsible, what was the motive, edginess rules. in carroll county courthouse complex was evacuated and cordoned off after an anonymous caller reported a bomb -- a bomb threat. there were clear the call was declared hopea hoax. train travelers are seeing police present mindful of the days after 9/11. >> in penn station in newark, all the ambulance into their. a bunch of army guys and i believe -- [indiscernible] , it seems likey it is not safe. they are learning from teh bombings.nd the president is set to arrive momentarily. there has been tight security around the area of charles street. tonight he is the keynote speaker for what is being called the previous celebration for the grand opening of the university of baltimore law school posing a building. any of events involvi

this is a live look at camden yard. we will go to sherrie johnson in a few minutes at the airport where a number of local runners, more than 100 were making way to come home. >> reporter: that's exactly right. there are 450 runners that are from our state here, we are here at bwi where a number of them came in already last night and some are expected today and even tomorrow. we checked with the airline, the first flight from boston is scheduled 7:30 this morning, folks should pour in. the joyous and exciting event of the marathon has been overshadowed. the howard county striders sent runners. the group crossed the finish line before the explosion. they are shaken by what happened. phil coaches the junior striders, he crossed the finish line in boston 17 times, when the explosions happened he put on the jacket to show his pride. >> boston, that's special for me. those who had a chance to be a part of it, they will always remember it. when you go to the marathon you feel like a super star. there are so many people there c

yioles -- baltimore h five hits and lost the they are off today and open the series tomorrow night at camden yards. they may be returning home but the nationals will open the series in miami. the braves swept them at nationals park. this was gonzalez worst start ev ever. the braves lead the nates in the national game east. check out what happened during the president's raise. the mascot maley broke out. they tried to get in on the fun. the capitol's mascot was one of them as well. >> thomas jefferson won the race. >> my good news. look, see? >> there you go. he managed to get around that mess >> someone can poke out an eye with that kind of mess. >> that is not a real eye. >> all right 4:51. time for weather and traffic on the one's. is it going to rain or end soon? >> not for a while. grab an umbrella. what a great weekend we had. this was in frederick county. with that warm weather we had last week. everything greened up quickly. post your pictures to nbc weather.com. facebook friend me and i post a lot of those photos that send in. we have this light rain falling moving from southwest to

. >>> after the baseball team lost in the third annual cup in camden yards. curly won 11-8. gillman won the first championship in 2011. this tournament is the brain child of president jack young. it started without nine public schools and 7 private schools from baltimore city. >>> this is the 11th race at pemco. watch the left side of the screen. that is spicer cup. the horse moves off the parkway. where did he go? hold on the watch the left. see the shadow. does they have enough? he does. at the wire one of the wildst races you'll see. spicer cub with the win. [ no audio ] keep going doing this and we could have a cure by next year. that would be great. >>> i enjoyed following on twitter. jamie posted the pictures. it is a beautiful afternoon today. lots of sunshine. got in the 60s for a good portion of your afternoon. get ready it will stick around coming up this week. bel-air gorgeous. that was a day where you were in the low 60s. cooler tomorrow with wind off the bay. downtown looking good. have another half hour of sunlight. winds variable. still dry. pressure 30. that'

we go live to camden yards. >> how does baltimore protect its people going forward. >> and in the middle of kay cross and crisis, they stepped up. we'll meet heroes of the boston marathon bombings. >> i'm mike masco, a toasty 75, but look at this storm out to the west, rock 'n roll in our direction. we'll be right back. >>> the bombings in boston is changing plans for harford county schools. trips to new york city, aberdeen proving ground, washington, d.c. all on head. >>> a deadly crash on charles street claimed the life of lap landscaper. the car was traveling north on hold willow way and it struck a worker who was blowing leaves. he was struck dead at the scene. the driver and passengers were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> the officer accused of placing cameras in a high school bathroom will not be charged. they said no criminal laws were violated at glen burnie. police determined the device did not record, tran ferp any -- transfer any images or sound. >>> cooler down to the south and east of the city, around the bay bridge 67, 68 degrees. that is because the winds ar

our team coverage continues with linda so, she is live at camden yards. the o. s are starting a 9 game home stretch. what can fans expect? >> reporter: you can expect the baltimore orioles to be working with the stadium authority, major league baseball and police to tighten security around the ballpark. they areing with the organizations in wake of the bombings. police commissioner ordered officers at critical sites around the city including at the ball game, also expect to see more security at transportation locations around baltimore, including penn station and light rail. although there has been no specific credible threat here in the city tbs security awareness level for all of baltimore is elevated. >> in light of the fact we have a 9-game home stand with the orioles, we will be paying attention and delaval ploying resources. we are evaluating all special events taking place and adjusting as necessary. >> reporter: tonight's game starts at 7:05, the rays by the way were in boston playing the red sox hours before the bombing at the marathon. linda so, abc2 n

. >> reporter: orioles will host the rays starting tonight for a 9 game home stretch here at camden yards. police will be beefing up security, not only here around the ballpark, throughout the city in the parking lot and light rail. the police commissioner ordered more officers at critical sites around the city including at the ball game, expect to see more security at transportation locations including penn station and light rail, there has been no specific credible threat here in the city , the security awareness level for all of baltimore is elevated. >>> the game against tampa bay will start at 7:05, we want to mention that tampa bay was in boston playing against the red sox yesterday, hours before the explosion happened. lynette >>> look for the helpers, that's what mr. rogers was told when he saw scary things on the news that was reposted millions of times since yesterday's events in boston. thousands of people showed kindness, a google document lists names and phone numbers in and phone numbers of people around boston willing to help. a spare couch, a guest bed or a shower or a mea

. >>> if you haven't heard, expect delays around camden yard during rush hour because the city department of transportation is doing work on pratt street at utah street. starting at 9:00 each morning two lanes will close at utah. if enough progress is made, it will be reduced to one lane in the afternoon. also adding to the congestion, the orioles are home all this week. >>> a new service tax is causing a stir around baltimore. a fee will be charged for residential and nonprofit properties. money raised from the tax will be spent on improving storm water run off systems. in baltimore county, owners of town homes have to pay $21. single family homeowners will pay $39 for this so-called rain tax. >>> and still ahead on "wjz eyewitness news at noon," a mix of clouds and sun today. the complete forecast is 2 1/2 minutes away. but first here's a look at the midday stocks and last night's winning lottery numbers. squirt some into water and boom. kool-aid. but, you are kool-aid. well people get freaked out when you drink from your own head. like, real freaked out. [ male announcer ] smile. >>> w

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at camden yards, stadium workers pick up trash cans this afternoon. the police presence is obvious. >> you should always keep your eyes open. that is the way we live now, sadly. >> a the euro county court complex was cleared by police after about five hours. the bomb threat was a hoax, police said. the complex will reopen tomorrow. head uptownown -- we had uptown to george. >> the vice president is set to arrive here within the hour. you can see for yourself the added police presence outside of the building at charles street and mt. laurel ave. the vice-president is the keynote speaker for produce celebration of the grand opening of the university of baltimore law school building. any event will have added security. because of the last 24 hours, those efforts have doubled inside and outside the building. precautions, linking sure that we know the event will be safe and secure. this is happening all over these coast. >> this event is not open to the public. this will feature various dignitaries and dollars. you have to have a ticket. people are going t

police in watertown, belmont, newton, camden, telling residents to stay in doors. transit system is shut down. buses aren't running, trains aren't running. businesses told to shut their doors for the day and police are going door to door trying to find suspect number two. they say he is armed and dangerous. his father not only does he believe his sons are innocent but they are supposed guilt is part of a larger american plot. >> somebody clearly framed them. i don't know who they did. they framed them and cowardly they shot the boy dead. there are policemen like that. >> bill: all this while president obama meets with national security team to talk about the latest developments in the investigation or the investigation that begin with the worse terror attack we've seen on u.s. soil since september 11th. mike tobin leading our coverage. he is live in watertown, massachusetts where we expected a briefing in about 25 minutes. mike, hello, what is new this hour? >> i can tell you, bill, there is really only one backbone activity taking place in watertown. that is that

they were in a series against ai the braves at camden yards hope for better luck. lu >>> the crimson tied will roll into the white house i will tear today. toda president obama will congratulate the university of f alabama and coach nick say bin n their championship win. it's the tied, and the third one in the four seasons. maybe they should sta get a hote and stay up here they're up herh so much. m >>> the weather traffic, and all of the top stories. >> fox 5 continues right now. >>> good morning to you, this is it, the tax deadline has arrive and you got until midnight midn tonight to get everything senter to uncle sam. coming up later in this hour, h, we're talking with maryland comp controller, and peter franchotft to get some last minute answersw and hopefully to get you done de before midnight. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm sarah simmons, we're takinge a look at the woodrew bridge.brd welcome to the morning news. ne. >> let's bring tucker barnes too talk about our weather and our raining. >> let's talk about the weekendd first, beautiful.t, >> it was gorgeo

we're live at camden yards. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right, derek, thank you. and hundreds of local runners took part in the boston marathon. many are returning home to maryland today. some late last night. live complete coverage continues right now with adam may. adam? >> reporter: mary, i spent the day talking to numerous people, who were up in maryland, talking about the marathon in boston. since it's been 24 hours, the reality is hitting some of these people. they can't believe how cose they were to this trag -- close they were to this tragedy. >> what do you like about running? >> >> reporter: she has been a competitive runner since track team at university. but memories of her first boston marathon, now tarnished by the terror attack. >> i felt very nauseous. i thought, oh, my go, that could have been me. i could have been one of the people injured or helping other people. every timey see it -- time i see it on the news, it brings back memories of being at the finish line i was there. >> reporter: in fact, megan left just minutes earlier. when she and a f

energy times was saying if everybody would do what you guys were doing with trucks, we went to that camdenity and looked at that we would be cutting down our oil dramatically, maybe smash opec, put a lot of people to work. he is saying you really are, if you can imagine, you cowell be owning that gas fleet. >> absolutely. you know, jim, there are so many reasons why natural gas makes sense, not the least of which is reducing our dependency on foreign oil. we switched to natural gas many years ago. about 90% of the purchases we do every year in our fleet will be natural gas. then we are building infrastructure throughout the united states. what we're looking for, you know the deal, whether it's lng or cng, we're going to build about 25 cng stations throughout the united states, obviously, the more help we can get with state and federal governments, with state grants, the faster we can get that infrastructure built out. >> it was a good quarter, that to me was the first quarter in a very long time it sounds like fees have to go up because business is that strong. >> yeah, you know, jim, we'v

as you know, you came out to one of our fueling stations in camden last year. not only are we using that fuel for our trucks but also using it for other commercial fleets. you know, trying to drive cng infrastructure throughout the united states. >> all right. how about the methane that everyone always sees, pipes coming out of the landfills? how much energy are you able to make from those and is it saving you money or making you money? >> well, it absolutely makes us money. and it's a renewable resource. when you think about it, jim, we take garbage that everyone produces every day. and we create over five times the amount of energy. just one company, waste management, produces over five times the amount of energy than the entire solar industry in the united states. so if you're looking for renewable energy, look no further than waste management. >> all right. one last question. the $500 million buyback, not that active -- the stock moved up too much or trying to figure out whether you should use that for more dividend? what's the story there? >> yeah, you kno

now, there is some slowing in your commute direction north 85 from camden toward union. that is an early start to that commute spot. that cob an issue. we will track that and look over toward the tri-valley with a smooth drive. right now, things are heating up. a typical pattern getting slower toward the dublin interchange. volume of traffic, a little slowing. no metering shots. >> you see the traffic. i see the sunrise. >> there you go. >> thank you. >> half full, half empty. 6:09 coming up. taking action on earth day. we'll tell you about the bay area county rolling out a brand new ban to try and help improve the environment. >> recharging its reputation after widespread battery problems. we are going to tell you about boeing's next step to get dreamliners off the ground. >> the tech leader with a new tell-all book. we'll take a look. >>> an apology after an unlikely arrest. we will let you know what america's sweetheart, reese witherspoon, is saying about the outburst that put her in jail. >>> taking a live look outside, a little hazy overfoster city. those temperatur

. >> 84-year-old justin vetrano will be at camden yards to watch the baltimore orioles home opener.t every opening day since the orioles came to baltimore in 1954. an impressive feat that is not altogether unsurprising. it's not surprising. as vitrano says, like you go to church on sunday, going to opening day. fans flock south to watch spring training, take off from work and school to attend opening day and study the schedule, what will be one of the few constants over the next five months. 30 ball clubs drew more than 74.8 million fans at games during the regular season. of the four major sports, only football averages more fans per game. largely due to the fact that a season has just 16 games, unlike football, many of the 162 games in a baseball season take place during the week. serious xm radio host, chris, mad dog russo. >> i have an esteemed panel in front of me. >> i will say i'm the most hard-core fan of them all. >> i can tell nobody believes me. let's get romantic about baseball for a moment. >> why not. >> what does opening day mean to you. >> it means springtime that me

his hotel was in the middle of all this action so towed walk to camden.ernighted there in the lobby. he said he hasn't taken a shower. his toe nails are black and blue with you he is so happy to be alive. other marathoners have survivors guilt. they finished too soon or too late and they missed the bombing. they are mourning and paying their respect to those lives lost. >> we've received confirmation on the identity of the second victim, krystel campbell of medford, massachusetts. her family confirming the information. the 29-year-old graduate from medford high school in 2001. so we're at least getting more information on the people who lost their lives there. again, krystle campbell in addition to 8-year-old martin richard of dorchester toup. >> as the story develops and we get the images of these people. we can put a face behind the number. it gets more powerful. we know that martin richard, the 8-year-old, they'll have a memorial service later tonight. his family was well loved in this community and that story is truly heart breaking. his sister loses

. >> this is camden john lachey. he's almost 7 months old. yea! my sunshine away ♪ >> as he squirms away. joining us now, nick lachey. you can tell. fatherhood changed you. what's it been like? >> it's awesome in every way. you think you know what is coming. you honestly have no idea. it's far better than anything i could have imagined or predicted. >> the album has eight classic lullabies. and four new ones. >> you're flooded with emotion. i thought, what better way than to get the emotions out than to put them into music, song, dedicate it to my little guy. that's what this is all about. >> we want to hear it. there's also a 98 degrees reunion tour. log on to our website for all the dae tails. now, for his little guy -- >> and all my friends here. >> "father's lullaby." nick lachey, everybody. >> thank you. ♪ remember when i was so small my first memory ♪ ♪ i would count the shadows on the wall too restless to dream ♪ ♪ my dad came in to tuck me in when i couldn't sleep ♪ ♪ and he would comfort me with this melody ♪ ♪ it's my father's lullaby, b

. >> president obama posthumously awarded the medal of honor to an army chaplain from camden, kansas today president obama recognized captain emile coupon for his extraordinary heroism. his nephew ray accepted the medal, he is known for saving hundreds of soldiers lied. >> at other coupon was being led away he saw another american wounded and unable to walk laying in a ditch. other coupon carried that wounded american away. this is the valor we honor today, an american soldier who didn't fire a gun, but who wielded the mightiest weapon of all, the love for his brothers so pure that he was willing to die so that they might let. >> coupon died on may 203, 1951 after six months in a prisoner of war camp. >>> nasa's newly unveiled astroid capture plan is still in its early stages. but some details are emerging about how it works. the 2014 federal budget request would give nasa $105 million to jumpstart a program that would snag an asteroid and park it near the moon. the idea is to test technologies and methods to protect earth from being hit by asteroids, and prepare astronauts for futur

camden, new jersey. a security camera captures an ill-fated game of peekaboo.ar-old in the machine, shuts the door, and steps back. what the man doesn't realize is the door locks automatically. >> suddenly the machine starts going and starts filling with water and starts spinning with a baby inside. >> i was so frightened i was literally screaming no, no. my god. >> they're trying to find out how to unplug this. fortunately there was an attendant in the laundromat. >> two minutes after the wash cycle begins, an employee is able to unplug the machine. the baby is removed unharmed. the district attorney's office says the game of peekaboo was not intelligent, but not a crime. >> this is clear child endangerment. at the very least this would have been criminal negligence. so he should have been charged with that. and why he wasn't, i don't know. >> two divers are cornered by one of the sea's most dangerous predators. >> they were very, very close contact, truly face-to-face with a great white. >> 30 miles off the coast of capetown, south africa, two have paid to ge

homeland security officials are working to keep camden yards secured during the upcoming nine game homend. traffic pulse 11 and some problems this morning. >> let's bring you up to date, there is a lot going on. 795 is the latest crash coming in on the northwest corner, backing up traffic on the outer loop and 795 south. a live picture at the 895 split, lanes closed at that crash. delays are developing quickly past the white marsh. we have an accident past white marsh boulevard, the lei is going all the way back to mountain road. another crash coming in northbound 83 at york road and west. this is the northbound accident on 83, taking up the left lane passed the beltway. 22 minutes on the west side outer loop. watch for those delays to develop on the north side as well. that is the very latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a nice start for us in terms of the weather this tuesday. cloud cover over night breaking up now, 52 at t airport, 54 in westminster. rain in the northwest aociated with a cold front coming in tonight. until then the weather should be fine. a mixture of sun and clouds, even

as a matter of fact, that shot of camden yards as you look at first warning doppler is pretty much wherethe forecast for the day. it's not going to be a bad one. we will lose this moisture before lunch. this afternoon mostly cloudy and 62. over night cloudy,,,,,,,,,, >>> sebastian junger and tim heatherton's documentary told the story of u.s. soldiers at an isolated outpost in afghanistan. it was nominated for an academy award in 2011. and two months after the oscars, tim heatherton was killed documenting the rebels' struggle in libya. now junger is focusing on the life and work of his remarkable friend. >> my work as a filmmaker, i always look to be as close to the subject as possible. you're always looking for those moments when the machine breaks down, where there's cracks in it. and i think what happened to us in terms of being given access into this remote valley in afghanistan was that people kind of forgot about it. and i think it was that persistence going back and back that gave us such unique access. >> the hbo documentary is called "which way is the front line from here?" seba

in terms ofece is violence, where camden city has suffered 67 murders, the highest it has ever been. new york isn't -- newark is no better. ,ow can we collectively because there is a collective problem in terms of leadership, how can we collectively begin to start bringing us together? i wish we had seen more of that. the christian churches and your other various organizations together to deal with this dynamic issue. >> the only thing i want to say is we talked about coming together around agenda but we are also working together in -- we know we need to be organized together in new jersey and virginia and some of these local key races in 2013. that is a right now moment to impact what you are talking about. we need to be there together and showing that you do not need to wait until midterm elections or presidential elections. these elections in 2013 are critical. i think also we need to do a multi-city tour together like the unity tour and use new jersey as the model. you can set that up and get that to us. we will be ready to do that. [captions copyright nationalcable satellite cor

and they are camden county and -- [inaudible] county. and i appreciate the cfpb talking, looking at this and taking a hard line, a hard look at this issue of nonrural designation. but i want to talk to you about financial literacy. i've always been a huge supporter of teaching financial literacy to our students in the grades 6-12 or even earlier. and as we've discussed in the past, i introduced legislation in the state government in north carolina. it certainly hasn't been as strong as i would prefer, and i think i keep saying this is not rocket science, we just don't teach it. so later this week i serve on the health education labor and pensions committee and am now chairing a subcommittee for families and children, and we'll actually be having a hearing titled the economic importance of financial literacy education for students. can you talk about what the cfpb is doing to improve financial literacy through the consumer education and engagement division and the office of financial education? and talk about it and then what improvement

maineup next from camden, - the infantng us on -- independent line.aller: good morning, not only the poor are affected by the tax on cigarettes but especially the mentally ill. psychiatrists a and he addressed that concern. thank you very much. host: you may have seen this story late yesterday about tweets being sent to cyndi lauper - keith, from indiana, republican line. caller: i don't think it's right. every time something comes up, they create some kind of diversion to overshadow their misguided programs with some type of tax that is not going to work. they have been doing this as long as i can remember. it is another diversion just like they did at the end of the vietnam war. around,me you turn there is some kind of game like re-tool or america for jobs. we would have more jobs in america but we didn't. towent to the metric system repair the imported jump that came into this country. how naive our people? host: ollie, north carolina? caller: i was calling about this proposed cigarette tax. it is only hurting the middle class and the poor. host: k

it even came from the suburban neighborhoods like my son traveled to dangerous place like camden newersey and philadelphia and pennsylvania to buy drugs to the justin sold some of his personal belongings and items stolen from his mother on several occasions. and he sold his medical to become a vacation that i learned by reading his text messages. i request an exception to be added to hipaa a loving parents of minors with a mental disorder or addiction to maintain legal residency in a parent's home living under the auspices of their parents' care and who are under their parents' health insurance coverage as specified by president obama until the age of 26, access to that miners's medical records for the following reason colin coke prevention of arms to individual and society, any addiction or mental disorder can be life-threatening to modeling oneself but the society as a whole as indicative of the newtown massacre, columbine, the aurora shooting came just a few. justin would never intentionally hurt himself, but unintentionally his life cut short destroy the lives including his young