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the british in new york were under the command of general sirguy carlton, and general carlton had recent lay arrived. he was his majesty's commander in chief, instructs to take no offensive action against the americans. indeed, to prepare for evacuation. at the same time, while washington was watching now carlton, there arrived the french. the french army under the general spent the winter in virginia, near the yorktown battlefield. come the spring it was time to move though the french army was coming north to come here to boston to depart for the west indies. the french were leaving america. there was a grand ceremony at the american encampment, troops passed in review, they reviewed each other's armies and bade farewell. the americans were very much on their own. as was in the midst of this that general washington received an extraordinary letter from colonel nicola, the commander of the regiment of invalids. these were men who through injury and combat or disease or some other infirmity were unable to serve in the line but were perfectly able to do god duty, garrison duty, support dut

obviously right next to the foul pole that carlton fisk's home run hit in the 1975 world series. two great memories. this place as john updike dubbed it in the famous "new yorker" magazine piece, the lyric little band box. remains pretty much the same, with a quarter of a billion dollars worth of renovations that the current ownership group has performed, as it did 100 years ago. i can tell you willie, having been here 100 years ago on opening day, it's much better weather today than it was then. >> the highlanders had a good day that day. >> they were a good team, terrible uniforms, but a good team. but the unique thing about fenway park, i think not only to me, who has spent a lot of time here, but to people who come here occasionally or perhaps even only once is it's a place where memory marries myth. you can sit here and be, you know, with your family, you take your kids here and they have a permanent recollection of coming to a ball game. it's so small. so close. that you can see the players. you can get a feel for the players. you can come, you know, with your great friends

keep it up, carlton.rld news now" right after this. ♪ it's not unusual >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by rosetta stone. >>> well, in texas, an extremely rare delivery. a woman has given birth to sextuplets. three boys and three girls. >> mom and all six babies are in stable condition with a critical few days ahead. ktrk's christi myers reports from houston. >> reporter: the three boys, three girls were born quickly in a four-minute c-section. each baby was handed off to a separate medical team which rehearsed the complicated delivery. dr. steven welty oversaw those teams. >> they usually have a nurse, a nurse practitioner, a physician or some combination thereof. and so -- but enough there so that we can handle any eventuality. >> reporter: he says they will be given intensive care right in their room with their parents. that's a new concept in neonatal icus. >> the more babies you have, the more likely you are to have a blood flow problem to one or more of them. and that's a big is

we turn to the ritz-carlton for expert advice on making your spring cleaning sparkle.f people spring clean according to the american cleaning institute so of course a hotel like the ritz had plenty of tricks to share. >>> ever wonder how hotels like the ritz-carlton keep their rooms sparkling clean? in the d.c. metro area the four star hotel maintains more than 1,000 guest rooms. that means up to nearly 1400 bathrooms cleaned and 1300 beds made every day. magdalena tudosa is the director of service at the ritz. her trick for cleaning supplies? a very simple shopping list. >> we have vinegar, lemon, rubbing alcohol, magic eraser, baking soda, and microfiber cloth. >> reporter: no chemicals, all natural without harsh smells. she starts with a simple vinegar solution. 12 ounces of white vinegar, double the water, and a squeeze of lemon. >> we do the windows using our solution and newspaper. >> reporter: okay. go ahead. >> we are not using paper towels or microfiber cloth because of the lint. with the newspaper you clean everything without any trace and it's very easy. >>

she turns to the ritz carlton to make spring cleaning better. >> reporter: ever wonder how the ritz carltoneep their rooms sparkling clean? the four-star hotel maintains 1,000 guest rooms. 1400 bathrooms cleaned and 1300 beds made every day. the director of service at the ritz says her trick for cleaning supplies is a simple shopping list. >> we have vinegar, lemon, rubbing alcohol, magic eraser, baking soda and microfiber cloth. >> reporter: no chemicals, all natural. it starts with a vinegar solution. 12 ounces of white vinegar and a squeeze of lemon. >> for the windows, we are using the solution and newspaper. >> newspaper? >> yes. we do not use paper towels because of the lint. with the newspaper, you clean without a trace. it's very easy. >> reporter: she using the same cleaning trick on glass shower doors. when it comes to table tops, she uses rubbing alcohol. plus, it's beneficial for guests with allergies as is baking soda. >> sprinkle it on the carpet. let it stay five minutes, vacuum it up. it eliminates odors and smells good. >> reporter: in the bathroom, mix the baking soda and

. >> it would be cheaper to take these patients and send them to the ritz carlton. >>> also tonight, chelsea clinton on a restaurant chain with a big idea that happens to be feeding hungry people all around the country. >> do you know where the food comes from? >> it comes from this restaurant. they have a bunch of food, they give it to us. >> they donate it. >>> and have you ever wondered how come you come home from costco with so many things you didn't set out to buy? tonight carl quintanilla reveals once and for all how they get customers to do that. >> reporter: call it the costco effect. >> even if i just come in for one thing, i always end up buying a minimum of $100 worth of stuff. >> reporter: tonight we'll reveal the secrets of costco, from the thrill of discovery -- >> i don't know what that is, but i need three of them. >> reporter: to the agony of the receipt. >> i thought i would spend about $25, and i ended up spending over $700. which is why my husband never lets me come here. >>> and the man who makes dreams come true at broadway's biggest hit without ever stepping in

i remember carlton fisk.emember when i first walked in here, and i so loved the brooklyn dodgers. they moved to los angeles. my boyfriend takes me here, and i see the same kind of little park, the same team that almost wins, but then loses ultimately. and i fell irrationally in love. >> i grew up a braves fan, but out of nowhere, suddenly these two guys explode on the scene. not the guy behind me, but two guys explode on the scene. mike barnicle. >> hi, mike. >> fred lynn, jim rice, and of course '75, the same year, that amazing game six home run by carlton fisk. and just as they pulled me in, they promptly lost game seven to the reds. >> you got it. >> and then it began. and then '78, and then '86. the pain, much like a lifetime -- much like bosnian. >> it's comparable. >> it might be. >> the pain defined being a red sox fan for a very long time. >> well, it's a lifetime of trying to balance anguish and exhilaration. and psychically, it's a very difficult but rewarding burden to carry. >> well, sort of. >> r

. >> carlton williams, serving a five-year sentence for possession of cocaine and fleeing police, works as a houseman or cell block custodian. >> my job, clean feces, blood, chemical agents. i volunteer to be a house man just to get gains. i get ten days a month, four months a year, of gains. i've been here for 18 months. i have money left, i'll go home next year. when i enter a cell, a room that has blood or anything that's a danger to me, of harming me, i always be cautious. i tell myself, i've got to protect myself and don't let none of this stuff get on me, you know. that's why i have this suit and chemical agents and gloves or whatever because i need to protect. got to be done if i want to gain time. i'm ready to get it over with, go ahead and get back to my cell. >> how did it go? >> cleaning the blood up? it was a lot. it was a lot. this was the first one i did with that much blood. so i guess i'll be more experienced on the next. >> cell's been decontaminated now. it's been cleaned out, bleached, all of the fluids removed. normally, what happens is once the inmate's bandaged up

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regis and four seasons makes sense matching it with the ritz carlton and other renovated housing in the central business district north, like the telephone building and other renovated buildings, the insurance, etc, so that it would extend south of market just in the central district -- is this distant markets between market and howard and excluding the house and along the waterfront keeping in thatsix. but making the central business district one contiguous neighborhood. [horn] >> that's your 30 second. >> i am concerned too close to the existing districts alliance has underpopulated the western and northern district when districts that have explosive growth, six and 10, 11 are overpopulated for what they will be. we will have the growth there. in six, we had 130% over the other districts and we were very under representative for most of the decade. >> thank you, sir. >> chris bowman, members of the 1995 elections task force. i agree with the chairmen about future growth. many of you do not know that between 1930 and 1940 during the great depression there was no growth whatsoever in sa

near the intersection of carlton and bay view. this is a live look at sky 7hd, where a car with two suspected crashes. one suspect was arrested and police are searching for a second man who ran away. you can see in that shot. there was a police dog out there as well. police in the area north of 580-80 and-using search dogs to track down the suspect. >>> at least five people died when 120 tornado swept the heart happen, the dead including three chirp -- children died in oklahoma. the tornado hit the town just after midnight. many people didn't realize the extend of the destruction until after sunrise. >> his was a back bedroom, and our closet and our sun room, that's all this back wall, and all down here. >> a freight train coming through the house, very scary, first time we've been through anything like that. >> officials believe the city's tornado warning system was knock out by lightning. forecasters report the storm is weakening as it moves east but they're stressing it could bring thunderstorms as far east as michigan. >> the

can you imagine police officers arriving at the ritz carlton, informing the front desk they would like a key that opens all the hotel rooms, and no, they do not need an escort. they just will be doing what they would like. there would be public outcry. and the only reason that there is a public outcry about the use of master keys, and we have brought forth stories -- "the new york times" published a story with first hand witnesses from single occupancy hotels. this is someone's home. there is no different constitution for people living in sro's. they say the officers come in and intimidate physically or verbally into handing over the passkey. if this were happening anywhere , but sro's, there would be outcry. [applause] >> and our one last question will be open for anyone who wishes to answer it. do you think it is fair that police who kill citizens are put on administrative leave while the citizens to do the same thing are immediately arrested and imprisoned it? >> [yelling] >> anyone want to grab that one? [laughter] >> i believe the question is whether or not if a police officer kil

congressman den m called off at the m resort, the ritz carlton, nine days in hawaii, 17 days in the south pacific. >> we found that there were about 115 ipods missing. >> the inspector general exposed a theft report, identified $20,000 in missing ipods, again leading to jeffrey. >> the subpoena from apple told us his daughter had been down loading itunes and that sort of thing. >> are some of you aware of what's being reported there? >> sited our investigation during the hearing. >> it was again last night here on wusa about the health risks that are being reported by gsa members. >> the inspector general testified he reviewed the sick and dead uncovered by the 9 wants to know investigation and determined at the agency's kansas city regional headquarters, the gsa mismanaged environmental risks. >> the risks or risks of bad pr? they spent more on bad pr. >> that's a fair statement. >> we crossed between skeptical to cancerous cynicism. >> our investigation also uncovered $26 million in annual gsa bonuses and two more hearings coming up on capitol hill this week. i'm investigative reporter,

it happened near the 6400 block of 85th avenue in new carlton. police say the child was playing outside when a driver accidentally hit him. they say the driver stayed on the scene. >> a 2-year-old child was playing in the front yard, and ran out and ran into a van. it's tragic. it's very tragic. and my heart is out to the family and to the gentleman of the van. we have notified the crisis team, and they are on-scene to help both the driver and the family when they come back home. >> police say the department's collision analysis team is investigating, and will later help determine whether charges will be filed. >>> and we have more breaking news tonight. three people shot at a dice game. it happened in the 100 block of q street near florida avenue in northwest washington. a group of young people were gambling behind the apartment buildings when four men approached. at least one of them had a gun, and opened fire. three young people were hit. one of them was just 15 years old. a woman who lives in the neighborhood says the teens don't cause troubl

you knew about the comped rooms at the ritz carlton. you knew that there were many different individuals taking these trips. you knew about the venders. and the possibility of improprieties and kickbacks. you knew about the team building exercise. you knew about the clowns. you knew about the videos. you knew about the $75,000 for the bicycles. you knew that there was a legal question that was brought up and then swept under the table because they didn't want it in writing. you knew about the coins that were printed up for this, the $6,000 stimulus coins. you knew about the spending nearly $3,000 per attendee just for the one conference in vegas alone. you knew that they didn't follow legal requirements. again, several laws being broken. you knew that this went well beyond neely. but i think that neely provides the best example of why this goes to the level of fraud, waste, corruption, and had he been here today, we'd have a lot more questions for him as well. but he has a good reason to have a lawyer. i've looked at both of this origin

police stopped their get away van in new carlton and arrested the driver.y say the second guy scaled the fence and quut hcut his han. ran into an apartment building. banged on doors, begging residents to let him in. officers were closing in. the man grabbed a bed sheet. tried to jump out the window in an attempt to kill himself. >> it was scary, i mean the guy was hanging out the window. started twitching. all i saw was him fall. >> police were able to break his fall. that man is underguard. and in the hospital. >> soon, we will get to hear more from the 13-year-old boy who saved his school bus. the 7th grader from washington, will be on the "today" show tomorrow morning. the video shows him jumping up and grabbing the wheel. monday, a school bus driver passed out. he was able to steer the bus to the side of the road. the bus driver survived. >> 50 lucky people witness history as the space shuttle "discovery" lands at dulles next week. giving you a chance to enter a contest through friday. winners will be on the airfield as the shuttle piggybacks on a 747 t

me to a working lunch, tasting and refining dishes that will soon be on menus in montreal's ritz-carlton>> french cuisine, in the end, it's always about the source. >> reporter: you said you grew up on a farm. what did you learn about your career back then? >> i mean, i knew one thing, i didn't want to work on the farm. maybe because i was allergic to hay, allergic to a few things. we were always cooking for big tables at home. and my grandmother was always the chef, stirring the pot all day. and i always enjoyed spending more time with her in the kitchen than in the field. the polenta. >> yeah, we did some garlic, tried to give it a little more flavor. >> yeah, it has good flavor. >> reporter: so what kind of a boss are you? are you a tough boss? >> i'm getting niceer and nicer. >> reporter: why? >> i mean, in the beginning, not by myself, but everyone was struggling hard to try to make it. and i think today i feel more secure but never secure enough to believe that i should not worry about anything or not, you know, keep motivating my staff. >> reporter: there are great chefs, and ther

i'm don carlton, and i have to get my glasses out or i won't be able to see what i'm talking about. and i'm the director of the university's briscoe center for american history. the briscoe center is delighted to join with the lbj library to co-sponsor the program featuring david and julie eisenhower's fascinating book "going home to glory, a memoir of life with dwight d. eisenhower, from 1961 to 1969." it's a fabulous book. when lbj director mark updegrove asked me to xo sponsor the program, i jumped at the chance. we always enjoy partnering with our partners at the lbj library, but our topic tonight president dwight eisenhower is an added attraction for us. the briscoe center's divisions include the sam rayburn museum located up in the north texas town of bonham and the center is the repository for sam rayburn's papers. sam rayburn served as the democratic party's minority leader in the house of representatives during the first two years of eisenhower's first term, and he served as speaker of the house for the remainder of eisenhower's presidency from january, 1955, until january,

march 30 through 31, 2009, 13 attendees at the ritz carlton resort. august 17 through the 19th, 2009, other attendees, $6,000 cost. november 4 through 6, 65 attendees. march 8 through 12, 15 attendees back at the resort. june 30 through july 2, eight attendees. on several of these trips mr. neely not only approved all of them but on several of these trips, mr. neely went and brought his family and friends as well. many of these trips, i should verify, i don't know if all of these trips, included suites. the very large 2,200 square foot room that you and mr. neely separate hotel rooms, but you and mr. neely both enjoyed. and then october 12 through 15, 31 attendees including mr. neely. nine trips before this lavish conference. this is part of the report that you saw, that you shared with mr. neely. you gave a copy to mr. neely, showed him what he did, you knew of it, and you still went against the committee's recommendation and gave him a bonus and upgraded him from a 3 to a 4. how can you blame all of this on mr. neely when you were the one who approv

they own the ritz carlton. more bookings for business groups. business travelers tend to spend more on food and other services. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. back to you. >> you have word that american airlines continuing to cut jobs. >> the job tax keeps falling at american airlines. looking to shed non union jobs. some carriers have followed delta's lead. they are hiking airfares. >> thank you. >> 5:23. 50 degrees on tv hill. one of the best hospitals in the country. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. do you think a special session should be called to address the so-called "doomsday budget"? or should the doomsday budget be allowed to stand? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. you're the best mom ever. thank you, sweetie. oh... ♪ ♪ >> mercy medical center has been named one of the top 100 hospitals in the country. adherence to clinical standards of care. mercy is the

his old stomping ground to hosted the annual gala for his foundation the event was held at the ritz carltono honor men who have made a difference in their perspective communities and careers >> when i got, to know got he continues to be the beacon of light. >> others are recognized at the event included c e o and founder of million dollars founder and chicago bear israel idonije \ >> the stands and cisco bay area took a licking this week from mother nature, a leading lightning storm focused its intensity on menlo park california storm was an amazing display of mother nature's fury and caused widespread issues in the san francisco area. thousands lost power when a leading strike friday to a dozen pieces of the electric utility's equipment. >> a leading flasher to is another question here in chicago >> lightning may start in an hour and a half here. i expect a noisy next few hours as the storms rolled through here. we are expecting a lot of rain fall tonight and tomorrow. it is currently at 63 degrees. it may get into the 80s tamara tomorrow. there may be some rain left on monday, clear skies

that's the carlton. >> you can do that. >> when it was the carlton started?oing back to the fresh prince? it was. >> clayton: people all over the country broke into the carlton at the same time to break this record. >> alisyn: why didn't somebody tell me? call me the next time there's a carlton flash mop. >> clayton: they're trying to confirm whether or not they broke the record and this many doing it around the world. >> it's been done before. >> clayton: operately. >> peter: looks lovely in denver, fantastic. >> clayton: some people are kind of phoning it in. >> peter: it's a dance style. >> clayton: we'll try to get you an update whether or not-- >> and our senior producer has a favorite expression. it's the wussification of america. and finds stories everywhere that he believes are capturing that we're becoming a nation, and here is today's for you. high school seniors are not being allowed to trumpet their success of getting into the college of their choice because it might hurt some of their classmates' feelings. >> clayton: at the end of the semester,

network up to $10.3 million including a near $200,000 a year salary, a $1 million condo at the ritz carlton in washington, dc, and 1630 acres of land in arizona would the up to $5 million. charles payne says it smacks of hypocrisy. >> one thing to become rich from the grand up like romney did and it is kind of odd when the career lawmakers become millionaires in office while they are in office. listen, i say god bless both of them. that is the american dream. hope it continues to be the american dream. >>stuart: but you do not like it when senator harry reid criticized another man for being wealthy for political reasons. charles: absolutely. it is driving me nuts. they are confusing someone's tax rate with what they pay in taxes. mitt romney paid $6 million in taxes. his chauffeur, the cleaning lady will never pay that amount if they live to be a million years old. talk about that, about absolute numbers. six million in two years for taxes and $7 million in charity, and in my book, unless you paid more than $6 million in taxes in two years you have no right, no right whatever, to even for a