they're like the light in camden.'s as much as education as it is dance. the camden sophisticated sisters drill team has seen a 100% high school graduation rate. >> yes! >> reporter: an astonishing feat in a city where 50% of students graduate. >> she's taught me confidence. that whatever i want to do i can do it. >> i learned to be strong, have courage, never give up, believe in myself. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> okay, tawanda, that's great. we're not done yet. take it away, girls. ♪ ♪ to the front of the line let me fix my hair ♪ ♪ i just got to thinking about the past ♪ ♪ ♪ get somebody get somebody work your body get somebody work your bob get some body hey ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> i love my babies, too. >> that is so great. it's not over yet. you ready for a surprise. >> yes. >> okay, crowd, i want everybody to help us here. one, two, three. >> all: you're not dreaming! >> take a look right there. >> sophisticated sisters, every heard of them from camden, new jersey. they performed to your song get me bod

right. >> reporter: well, trenda, keegan, camden, thank you. is your home okay?ll standing, a lot of people are worse off than we are. >> that was trenda purcell and her two sons. >> charlie and i were talking about it earlier. no 8-year-old boy should ever worry about dying. >> reporter: are you exactly right, gayle. ever. >>> let's go to larry mowry, chief meteorologist of ktvt, in dallas-ft. worth, and all of the headlines in oklahoma, one of them read monster storm. how bad was it? what is going on with it right now? >> right now the ranking on that tornado is an ef-4, winds between 166 and 200. that could go up to an ef-5, but this storm system is not over yet, the threat for severe weather continues here this morning, and this afternoon. storms are developing just to the west of dallas and ft. worth, they will move across north texas and southern oklahoma as we go through the day today. slight risk of severe weather all the way to michigan, but this area, highlighted in orange and red here is where the highest risk is for severe weather with very gusty wind

and the kids were so good. >> cam doan -- camden, could you hear the storm or just your music? >> the storm. what was it like afterwards? were the desks on top of you? >> no, the desks was in front of us. and the roof was on top of the desk. >> and everybody in the school was okay? that's just such an incredible blessing. and that must have been the most incredible hug when you saw camden for the first time. >> it was. it was. but not only was i so happy to see him, i was praising her because i just know that she helped keep him safe. >> there's no doubt about it. thank you so much for talking to us. i'm just so glad things worked out for you. i hope your head's okay. >> thank you for all the teachers and all the kids that just followed directions. >> it's great. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> so glad you're here. >>> there's a lot of teachers who have done remarkable things here in the last 48 hours or so. you're going to meet a woman whose house collapsed inside. also, chad myers on what made this such a powerful and destructive storm. hmm, it says here that cheerios hel

the car got off and crashed at 55 and camden. again, hard to see where the car is. looks like the car may have gone into a house. i can't tell. the four people inside the car have apparently escaped. we are working to get more information to see if we could figure out what happened, why authorities were chasing this car but the headline, a police chase in oakland has come to an end at 55 and camden. as we get more information we will bring it to you. >>> two grass fires had bay area firefighters on alert. a six alarm brush fire. the fire was reported at 2:45 p.m. this afternoon. it burned 15 acres and destroyed a barn and a travel trailer. there is no word on what sparked the fire. >>> to orinda, a grass fire threatened homes near ivy drive. crews arrived on the scene after 1:20 p.m. this afternoon. neighbors say the fire had them on edge. >> i heard fire trucks. i didn't see anything and then i saw them and i looked up on the hill. saw it. flames. they were on it. it seems like immediately. >> the fire prompted an evacuation of a school as a precaution. nobody was

the british and the continental army came through this area on the way to the battle of camden at the ruer -- burrow house. on the way to battle of camden, and weeks after that, greene, the southern continue thenal army commander had his troops there, and all of this within a couple miles of where we are right now. very interesting piece of revolutionary history. a real notable came through then, 1540, and that was her nan doe desoto, early explorer, but he came right up the side of the river, and in search of indian gold, traveled from roughly the con fluns up the west side of the water to the town of what is now camden. we're getting ready to go now to cook's mountain. ehighest points in the cowasee basin. the altitude here is 374 feet. the altitude at the river is roughly a hundred feet, basically the e qif lend of a 27-story building rises right up out of the river swamp. it's my understanding that it is land that washed away around it as opposed to a regular mountain that rised up from underneath. the significance is geographical, but the fact it's so large in what is mostly surr

>> that last reunion you saw was trenda, her son camden and his teacher, who join me now live. it is so good to have you all here and doing so well. how are you holding up? >> thank you. i'm doing great. i'm happy and pleased as punch with this lady right here because i think that she had an integral part in saving all the kids in her room. it was a miracle that kids walked out alive of that building. >> teachers do an incredible job every day of the year, all around this country, but what happened here yesterday, the heroism shown, so many teachers. explain what you did when you knew this storm was coming. >> well, a friend sent me on her ipad what she thought it was coming, so i just got all the desks and i told the kids that we were going to play worms and so i made tunnels and i put all the desks on the wall and i said okay, we're going to get our musical instruments and we're going to play worms, so i told them to get underneath the desks and i put them two by two and i said okay, we're going to play our musical instruments and we're going to play worms and we're going to

and the rest of the gang that we met at the camden village mall.ing up on "the lead" a man connected to the boston terror suspects dies after attacking an fbi agent, is killed more appropriately. what did he know and why did he react so violently to questioning? >>> plus, it started as a few insults tossed back and forth but now the tiger woods/sergio garcia dispute takes a racist turn. that's next. ♪ bonjour ♪ je t'adore ♪ c'est aujourd'hui ♪ ♪ et toujours ♪ me amour ♪ how about me? [ male announcer ] here's to a life less routine. ♪ and it's un, deux, trois, quatre ♪ ♪ give me some more of that [ male announcer ] the more connected, athletic, seductive lexus rx. ♪ je t'adore, je t'adore, je t'adore ♪ ♪ ♪ s'il vous plait [ male announcer ] this is the pursuit of perfection. ♪ s'il vous plait we are gathered here today to celebrate the union of tim and laura. it's amazing how appreciative people are when you tell them they could save a lot of money on their car insurance by switching to geico...they may even make you their best man. may i have the

. >> in the video, you had actually been going to a couple of locations trying to find camden? >> i had, i had. i had walked, a mile, maybe. praise god he was alive. >> all 06 our teachers war so brave. it was our kids that were the bravest. they were the heroes. they listened to all of the teachers. >> had you done drills like this before? >> we practiced all month. >> oh, okay, so you just came up with the idea of the worm. >> yes. that's a guideline. we practice safety procedures. the kids, we always tell them how important it is to follow safety procedures. and the kids were so good. could you hear the storm or just your music? >> the storm. what was it like afterwards? were the desks on top of you? >> no, the desks was in front of us. and the roof was on top of the desk. >> and everybody in the school was okay? that's just such an incredible blessing. and that must have been the most incredible hug when you saw camden for the first time. >> it was. i was so happy. i was praising her because i knew that she hept keep him safe. >> there's no doubt about it. thank you so much

game 3 tonight at 7:00 at camden yards. >>> the orioles head out on the road this memorial day weekend. you can see saturday and sunday's games against the blue jays live on wjz 13. >>> the boy scouts of america await the results of a vote on gay membership. >> microsoft reveals its next generation gaming console. a look at the new device coming up. >> stick around, your complete first warning weather forecast is still coming up. ,,,,,,,, (bill) i'm bill. i've had diabetes since i was a little kid. and i used to smoke. that's a bad combination. but if you're doing that, i've got a tip for you: make a list. put the people you love at the top. put down your eyes, your legs, your kidneys, and your heart. now, cross off all the things you're okay with losing because you'd rather smoke. you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. >>> mostly cloudy, 81 degrees here in central maryland right now. your complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. >>> the boy scotts of america voted on their long standing ban. they're scheduled to open the first of the ballots today. gay scout le

yankees come to camden yards tomorrow. >> the rays. matt moore. >> fine. i get it but the rays?> anyway, moving on, i mean it is going to feel like summer in the next couple days. close to 90. we can hit that on tuesday. tomorrow is an interesting day. there will be a lot of clouds, maybe a peak or two of sunshine and then showers and storms. late-day shower and even a gusty thunderstorm so severe weather over the next three days and then cooler, drier by the memorial day forecast. we'll talk about big old storms. they are getting hammered out west. >> we'll see you after the billboard music awards tonight at 11:00. >> we'll see you. @ if you've got it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and man, you know how that feels. copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney

this mother reunited with hez son camden who had been sobbing in the arms of his teacher, waiting for, he was so brave. >> reporter: briarwood elementary and plaza tower elementary suffered different fates. even though they're only a mile apart, in briarwood, they all got out. cindy teaches third grade. she saw topened the door and sa coming. >> i saw it coming right towards the school immediately. just ran over and got on top of the kids. i said this is not a drill. you're really going to have to get down, get your heads covered. >> reporter: one of those children, her own son. her body on top of his and several others as they cried for their own moms. >> they had desks and chairs and tables covering them. >> reporter: and teacher. another teacher urged her students to use their backpacks as shields. >> they were covering their heads with their backpacks. >> reporter: what were the kids saying during all of this. >> i want my mom. is this really happening? just screaming and crying. >> you formed a human chain with other teachers? >> yes, just to get them up and over the debris. >> r

en el camden yard, chris davis se fue de 4-4 y disparÓ su 14to jonrÓn de la campaÑa para que los orioleslitario. los orioles ganaron dos de tres en la serie en casa, acerca ndose a tres juegos de los li Íderes yankees en el este de la liga americana. los orioles han viajado a toronto porque hoy a partir de las 7 de la noche se mediran a los azulejos. los nacionales tienen fecha libre. en el basquetbol partidazo anoche por la conferencia este. en miami, lebron james anotÓ un disparo a una mano cuando expiraba el tiempo extra, y el heat derroto con dificuldad a los pacers de indiana por 103- 102 en un desenfrenado primer juego de la serie final de la conferencia este. james terminÓ con 30 puntos, 10 rebotes y 10 asistencias por el heat. paul george anotÓ 27 unidades por los pacers. el segundo juego se realizara el viernes por la noche en miami.saludos, buenas tardes orioles terminan serie en casa y con victoria. por copa libertadores, independiente santa fe de visita goleo 3- por copa libertadores, independiente santa fe de visita goleo 3-1 a real garcilaos, olimpia de visita le empato 0-0

first grader camden was waiting right there when his mom showed up. relief to find out that her son was safe and sound. and so grateful for the school worker who protected him. >> this is gabriel ryan wheeler. he's my son. we just got reunited. he's okay but he was directly in the tornado. his teacher was right next to him. >> reporter: andrew wheeler credits a briarwood teacher with keeping his son safe. >> the teacher held their heads and bricks were falling on the kids. she got her arm injured. one of the other boys on her other side got a big gash on his head but he's okay. he was the last one to be reunited. so we got him. gabriel wheater is safe. >> reporter: abc news contributing correspondent mike boettcher, who lives in oklahoma, was at the scene nearby briarwood elementary. >> the good news now is that students in the school and adults associated with the school tell us that no children died. that tornado passed right over that school. we were less than a mile from it when it hit the school. and you can see the explosion and the debris once

both are four games behind yankee who invade camden yard tomorrow evening. >>> galvis, out at first base, phillies win it 3-2. >>> a pop up, astros, pena and a long run for starling marte. the pirates win it 1-0. >>> nca, division 3, stevenson and their men's team over salisbury. next for stevenson, rochester institute of technology. >>> the salisbury women's team avenge their 2003 loss by winning in 2013 today. on this given sunday, fatanis scored four goals, salisbury the new queens of the nca. they finish at 23-oh. >>> nba playoffs, point des upon dexer. tony parker, he learned that on the streets of france. 20 points, 9 assists. game two tuesday in san antonio. >>> all quiet at plimlico today. racing starts this coming week through june 8th. >>> a waitress's big tip when w, . >>> an indianapolis tips a waitress to turn around her night. the waitress was having a hard time with a customer at another table and that's when a regular customer heft her a $446 tip. the bill,,,,,, [ male announcer ] say goodbye to suits and suitcases, and say hello to the white sands and sunny beaches of no

and also we have camden, where kids get away for a week. they don't have to watch their back.ways, and they don't have to wonder who has what. it's a peace of mind. >> one of the other ways you've inspired young people and adults for that matter is how to be confident with their bodies. you're a beautiful woman, gorgeous. >> thank you. >> at the same time, the business world wants everybody to be a size zero. and we don't do it like that. >> it's more important for me to dig myself. it's more important for me to be comfortable with myself. especially now because i have a child who is looking at me and watching my body language and watching my eye movement. am i comfortable in myself or not. you know, so it's even more important for me to relax into everything that i am. you know, the judgment of people for what they look like, rather than what they do and how they are, it saddens me to a certain extent. you know. but i just keep it moving. i'm here, and i'm going to make everything i can out of this life. >> you have matured a lot. a lot of people when it first started, kind o

cities like oakland, california, camden, new jersey, where boots on the ground are seriously needed.ublicans love to boast about cuts to the public workforce, police, firefighters with and teachers bear the brunt of budget cuts. these are public sector jobs, necessary to prevent crimes and respond to crimes. and they've been slashed in neighborhoods that need them the most. joining me tonight, our real talk panel, ohio state senator nina turner is with us, sharnell hearing, minority whip of the virginia house of delegates and chair of the democratic party of virginia, and wisconsin state senator, lena turner. great to have all of you with us tonight. thanks for coming back on "the ed show." nina, let me ask you first. is there a response bias, i guess you would call it? do people of color and lower income areas, do they get the same law enforcement resources that other areas are in town get? your thoughts on that? >> well, it's clear, ed, by your intro, that certainly they do not. and it is really sad, it is abysmal. and my heart and thoughts and prayers go out to the families of gin

camden yard, birds and yankees. o's leading 01-0. adam jones, hello, good old natty, ain't the beer cold! 2-1. o's beat new york 6-3. let's check in with the nba playoffs. miami heat and indiana pacers on the eastern conference finals tonight at americanairlines arena. heat in home white. play clock running down. dwyane wade on the drive. gets it blocked. miami fights to get the ball back. lebron? there he is. three, buzzer. center cut. 83-80, miami. time seconds, pacers down three. carl george. look out, time running oufment bang! tied 92-92. game is now in overtime. let me take you to canada. penguins and senators in ottawa. oh, this was all pens. they scored four goals in the third. james neil, dupree, crosby, they lit the lamp in the third. pittsburgh beats ottawa 7-3. pens lead the series 3-1. sergio garcia/tiger woods drama took an ugly turn last night when sergio made an insensitive rabel remark about having tiger over for dinner and serving fried chicken. but this morning garcia apologized. >> terribly sorry about what happen

, i think you need to look at some of the big housing units, the multifamilies - post properties, camden. i think actually that is that area of housing- - they are all up 100%! you're going to go in now?! - they still have room to go. i know developers are still buying like mad- - i'm bullish, but- - -and they're hungry for it. - time for the bonus round question: derby day! which one is the phony pony? charming kitten, overanalyze, falling sky, frac daddy, or firstbiztrot? - that's a lot of choices. - firstbiz? - overanalyze. - firstbiztrot, and it's time for us to trot on to the break. thanks guys. - thanks. we're moving on to chart talk now with trader dan deming of stutland equities. dan, what market signals are you seeing? - well angie, i tell you right now, you look at the comeback that the market had yesterday after the initial kind of sell- in-may mentality that kicked in a little bit on may 1st. we saw the market weakness, and we did see some hedging going on as far as the vix is concerned. we saw a big buyer of the may 16 calls rolling into may 1st. but ultimately yesterday we

it was about to do what it has just done to camden this week and most people, many people don't know, it took a lot of planning and system building to get from here to there and took a very supportive political world and a very engaged community. there are many different groups and i was saying to my visitor, all the latino cultures and a hasidic jewish community and a muslim community, really? in this little place? lots is going on. the measure of people's commitment to this school, could have to do with parent liaisons in washington school. and every one of those families, the kid comes in the school-age or is on the phone and something happening there. if a parent can't afford a winter coat and having problems getting a green card, they know they can go to maria, and the first-time, first month i was here, of months into the trend, it was -- and umbrella was useless kind of night. nobody is going to come to parents night. there wasn't an empty seat. i would guess 90% of those kids have a parent or grandparent or an aunt or uncle close to that. the key to this, and good teaching did

the british and the continental army came right to this area on their way to the battle of camden at the house which historically across the river from goodwill. a few weeks after that nathanael greene, southern continental commanding officer also had his troops there. all that was within a couple miles of where we are now. very interesting piece of revolutionary history. >> a real notable event was in 1540. that was hernando desoto, early spanish in case you don't explore your but he came right up the side of the river in search of indian gold, traveled from roughly the confluence of the rivers of the westside to the town of what is now camden. but we're getting ready to go now to cooks mountain. looks met with be one of the highest points in cowasee basin. altitude is 374 feet. altitude at the river behind me, is roughly 100 feet. basically the equivalent of a 70 -- 27 story building rising by the out of this world. it's my understanding it is land to wash away around as opposed to regular mountain that rises up from underneath the the significance of primary geographical for the f

go to for example in london there are now a couple of showcases one called la la tex which is in camden a once a month which is mostly political comedy and of course that comedy goes in cycles. of the top talents in the u.k. in the world i would say. give me your insight into this you know we went through the sixty's where you had a lot of political comedy and political oriented music then we went through the reagan era which was pop and madonna are we getting back and then we had the punk rock phase not a lot of punk comedians although maybe in this country there were where are we historically on the culture cycle frankie boyle oh you're in a point where it's been held by and to what it would probably come back up into a cycle of rebellion again is going to be held by him because the need people to be seen as little as possible the minute because of all the various must go to and so you really have people talking but i mean when i. i started it in punisher was. we were told by their out war during the invasion of iraq you can imagine that you can imagine upon osha would be on the lead

he even bought an orange fiddle for the oriole bird and they created a duet that delighted camden yards crowds. charlie was a big orioles fan and always wanted to work for the team. he got a chance in 1996 as an usher, and quickly became a fan favorite. he did magic tricks between innings, pitching changes, and during rain delays. even after his cancer diagnosis, charlie was determined to work as long as he could and use his positive attitude to inspire others. but orioles fans can remember him every time >>> good morning. breaking news. a dangerous wildfire threatening homes in southern california this morning. the flames fueled by strong winds that forecasters fear will intensify today. we're live at the scene. >>> in custody, three friends of dzhokhar tsarnaev in connection with to the boston marathon bombing. new details on what they took from his dorm room after the attack and why they say they did it. >>> and kris kross mystery. a member of one of the most popular rap duos of the '90s dead at the age of 34 as police search for a cause, fans are remembering his music today, thursda

northbound 85 at camden, there was a crash site and the lanes are no longer block.still heavy in the saratoga. the rest of the south bay freeway is looking a lot better. it is between the 880 interchange. as we check the bridges. the bay bridge as a backup that has just on one. it is about a 30 a.m. we started to notice the change. the san mateo bridge is still pretty small. there are no problems here. no delays east or west bound. the golden gate bridge has been an easy trip all morning long. there were some delays on 1 01 southbound through northern iran coming out of novato, but it has clear. >> the time is 9:21 a.m.. we have live pictures from boston or three more suspects have been taken into custody this morning in connection with the boston marathon bombing. these are live pictures of the federal courthouse in boston. by all accounts boston is safe and they do not think that these people have prior knowledge to the bombing but they may have been friends for a roommate of the brother hole is already in custody. these are students in massachusetts. >> we will b

locally held events and they are hosting a salute to our hero service and there is another one on camden street in oakland and tom will speak at the elmira cemetery. >>> we are following breaking news in san francisco. police are investigating a stabbing as tara moriarty just arrived on the scene, what can you tell us? >> reporter: police say the man who was stabbed is rushed to the hospital and you can see they have the alleyway cord don'ted off. he had a true some scene and police are obviously interviewing some security guards at a bar around the corner and we spoke to them as well and he said the guy simply did not have a phone so he ran to them to call 911. axle you can see he had this area cordoned off to see if they can find any witnesses will obviously be there. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> once again you are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> there is not a lot going on and traffic is continuing to move well and it is a holiday for most and over to in-state 880 and at about 1:00 you might see a little bit of crowded conditions as you might see crowded ar

coming through the upper bay deck of the bridge. 101 looks good approaching the 880 split and 85 near camdene is a report of a person running around on the road and chp does not take kindly to that. if you are driving there, watch for police to be out there. >>> thank you, sal, a few high clouds up above and mr. drizzle is making an appearance after rain last night and sunny mild to muggy, mostly warm, there is an offshore breeze and it looks like a cooler pattern and it is beginning to settle in not too bad, anywhere from a third of an inch up to santa rosa and send lean in and 64, a little breezy and we are not looking for any rain. redwood city, 59 antioch santa rosa, everybody is close, clouds will thin out and we will get a little bit of sun and the moisture content is way up there. it will be here tomorrow and morning fog and drizzle, a lot of low clouds and high clouds keeping things down and instead of below average temperatures, there is some morning fog and a west wind kicks in on saturday and sunday and we have a cotrend on sunday. >>> valiant will buy bush and loam and they will

camden yard is quiet right now.terday they were rocking and rolling. 12-10, the orioles lost that game against the rays. you can see the action here on eyewitness news saturday morning. our focus now, you can see dry air to the north. showers to the south. the showers can be moving into the region by late this evening and into tomorrow. a better chance of the rain moving in. a variably cloudy day. cooler than yesterday's 80 degrees. 68 degrees is the high. with a shower or two around late. and then mostly sunny and a couple of showers tonight. 58 degrees. that is above normal. and then tomorrow around 70. and your the exclusive eye witness news first warning five- day forecast is coming up. >> thank you. >>> first, here's what people are talking about today. well, in china this morning torrential rains are devastating large sections of that country. in the south, the storms have caused a number of landslides. the chinese government is saying five people were killed, they are looking for four more who are missing. >>

so far, it is backed up to camden. it is not all the way back into los gatos.e looking at a major problem as it wears on. we continue to follow traffic in the north bay were westbound highway 37 has a accident is in my truck. the backup is still mind but again, it has the potential to be a huge at the lake from vallejo. you might want to come down legs bill instead if you have that option. >> your bay bridge ride, the meter and lights have been activated and there is a back up once again. we are tracking slowly. the san mateo bridge westbound is an easy ride they have no lights to contend with is 11 minutes. your ride to the golden gate bridge is easy, it has been a great commute for the past few days. they have no problems this morning for 1 01 southbound. >> a quick transit check for you. there no delays on bart or caltran. the strain also looks good. the muni metro is also fine. >> tens of thousands are expected to rally today in dozens of cities across the country and what has become an annual plea to reform immigration laws. today's rally carries an extra

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and it is not possible for america to simply deploy a team of special forces to camden you are every terrorist. even when such an approach may be possible. there are places where it would pose pro found risks to our troops and local civilians. where a terrorist compound cannot be breached without triggering a firefight with surrounding communities that pose no threat to us. times when putting u.s. boots on the ground may trigger a may know international crisis. to put it another way, our operation in pakistan against osama bin laden cannot be the norm. the risks in that case were immense. the likelihood of capture, although that was our preference, was remote given the certainty that our folks would confront resistance. the fact that we did not find ourselves confronted with civilian casualties or embroiled in an extended firefight was a testament to the meticulous planning and our special forces but it also depended on some luck and it was supported by massive infrastructure in afghanistan. and even then the cost to our relationship with pakistan and the back lash among the pakistan

it runs from columbia down the river to approximately loa and bronze from camden. they connect to every city now. it's got the ecological and biological themes. it's got the historical and cultural themes and the geographical themes. we wanted the book to depict the cowasee basin as we saw it. and to educate people about it and provide a permanent fold of education about the cowasee basin. who will go from here to goodwill plantation. while we are there we put a boat and two colonels creek and go to coax them out. go get a list on the panorama. you can see long distances. it will surprise you and make it very. there's 1200 acres of misfiring. it means we do on occasion harvested. one of the things that's really amazing is how fast trees grow in the south. we do prescribe in these woods here were burning tension only with the prescribed last water and one after the attacks would be scheduled to come back through. so that every third view. this is all part of our managed forests here. some of these pines are natural regeneration, but someone planted ourselves. >> i a

o's trying to make a two-game win streak after they had lost seven straight games here at camden yards. oriole hitters are going to face starter hirokey kurodda. first pitch comes your way in about 10 minutes. and this reminder. you can catch the o's , saturday and sunday afternoon. see the o's in toronto, right here on wjz. let's talk football. the super bowl championship ranks are back on the practice field in owings mills. it's a voluntary mini camp for the football birds. voluntary manies -- means a lot of the veteran players do not participate. number of those veterans are out recovering from off-season surgeries, among other things. most of the participants today, rookies rookies and new players to the team. like veteran safety, michael huff. now, quarterback joe flacco is getting ready for his sixth season. so he's an old veteran now. and he sees change as the greatest constant. >> the only thing that is different is i probably don't know 80% of the guys' names on our team at this point. i would say that's the only difference. i got here five years ago. and you can probably coun

this mother, trinda reunited with her son camden, who had been sobbing in the arms of his teacher. waiting for her. >> oh -- >> a thank you from mom and a proud teacher answers. and this little girl who said she just wouldn't let go of that desk. >> a tornado went in and i was so afraid that -- i was hanging on to one of the desks and then i fell back and then all of the dirt started getting in my eyes and clothes. >> reporter: and then of course, the countless heroes, teachers determined to make sure their students would make it home to their parents. clearer picture of the moment before the tornados took aim at two schools, at briarwood elementary where they all got out. you caw it coming right at you? >> coming right for the school. ran over and got on top of the kids. i said, "this is not a drill." >> reporter: one of the children her own son. her body on top of his and several others as they cried for their moms. and just across the way, sherri bittle urged her first graders to use their backpacks as shields. so how did all of the children there get out? when some students at

. >> reporter: one look at the camden village strip mall and you can see not only the tornado's furyhinese restaurant torn to shreds. at the other, a pub virtually untouched. >> the tornado just like came -- >> you can see the way it came. dan mcginnis, the pub on the end. you can go in there and sit down and have a hamburger right now if it had electricity. it didn't go that way. it went this way. i mean, they're not touched. they didn't lose a single -- a chair wasn't even turned over. there were two beers still sitting on the counter. >> come on. >> yeah. >> reporter: lisa tally's father owns the mall and she awe saw her here touching base with the tenants and directing the clean-up crews. >> there's a girl down there working right now for cheers. she lost her house yesterday. she has nothing. and she is up here helping him, you know, she's a manager of that store, but, i mean, she text me last night. i said are you okay, she said, i have no home and i have no job. >> reporter: but she also heard stories of survival such as two from the family that owns the chinese restaurant. the

nearby is camden village strip mall that was completely destroyed. it's hard to if the damage was done by the storm or an earthquake. the storm was just that powerful. >> it's right down 19th. >> less than 100 yards behind the mall is the remains of a neighborhood. the storm swept through like a rolling pin flattening everything in its path. this is cell phone video of the tornado bearing down on these homes. amid the ruins today, they picked through the debris, hoping to find something of meaning. >> not sure where we go from here. >> melanie wright is a junior high teacher. here school was untouched, but her house is a shambles. her father came along to help with the sifting. >> a lot of people's lives turned upside down. >> they found what they were looking for. wedding gifts from her late mother. >> a wedding gift from her mom and i. we bought it about a month before her mom died in 2001. >> gifts to be opened when melanie finds the right guy. across the street, scott johnson and his wife salvaged a few meager garbage bags of stuff including scot

north 17 around camden, reports of a black bag in the middle of the roadway and some loose lemons. be careful. when life gives you lemons, you watch for the traffic break. we might have to do that coming up. it should probably break up over the course of time. we are looking over here to north 880 heading up out of san jose and in towards milpitas. a lot of slowing and overnice paving work. the crews are still there. that's likely the reason for the slow traffic as we start to see the build for the morning commute heading out of san jose and into the area. no delays reported other than the fact that you are down to one lane at a time. over here, west 580, coming out of the altim dem ma pass. 680 heading towards san ramon. the bay bridge toll plaza will end with this shot, nice, easy, light drive. no problems. the span is okay, guys, for the bay bridge. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. it is 5:20 right now. this is also decision day for the nfl. team owners will vote today on which city gets to host super bowl 50 in 2016. the vote comes down to san francisco or miami. "tod

now, according to the alameda county sheriff's department, the chase started along 580 but ended on camden and mcarthur. they have set up a perimeter. they have the police dogs out there helping them search and we'll keep you updated on the story as we get the details. >>> governor brown says he is digging deeply into questions surrounding the safety of the new bay bridge. phil matier asked the governor questions today. >> reporter: do you think it will be open labor day? >> i'm not going to predict. first, we want to make it safe. >> reporter: that was governor jerry brown today raising the specter that questions about the bolts used in the key sections of the new $6 billion bay bridge span may in fact delay its opening. >> i take it very seriously and that thing is not going to open unless it's ready and engineers are telling me that they are doing the kind of work that will be needed for that. >> reporter: gone was the, stuff happens, attitude that the governor displayed when it was first discovered that 32 bolts had snapped and that serious questions were being raised about another 92.

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