my older sister, caroline, my younger sister, annie, my sister, caroline's son, jim-john, my four-year-old nephew, all died in jonestown on november 18th. and so obviously, i'm very concerned and interested in why they chose to die on that particular day. but professionally, as a scholar of religion, i'm interested also in kind of the cosmic question - why did they do that? why do people join movements? what is the appeal? what is the - what is it that they're not finding in traditional mainstream religions? i think that people joined people's temple for a number of different reasons. there were a variety of races, classes, ages of people who joined, and my sisters joined actually for two very different reasons. my older sister, caroline, was very politically active, very socially involved, and saw people's temple as a way to live out her commitment through social justice and social change in our society. i mean, remember, she is joining and the temple was active in the bay area in the 1970s - just kind of as all the social movements of the '60s are collapsing. my younger sister, however,

north of fredericksburg, closing some schools in caroline county. as with most snowstorms, people reacted the way they react. >> 4 inches fell south of fredericksburg. schools were closed and in spotsylvania, they catch -- they canceled after-school activities. >> we only had one the others know where we could make a snowman. >> but it meant shoveling for some. >> i think it's crazy. >> as an most snowstorms, people headed to the grocery stores. >> i was getting some water and dish detergent that i need. some food and extra drinks. >> the roads are fine. they are doing a good job of cleaning off. >> while the weathermen were predicting snow, it's still caught people off guard. >> i wasn't counting not at all. >> you did not wear the right shoes. >> i did not. i was prepared to work. >> most people we spoke with were happy to have at least one last chance to play in the snow. >> it's very weird and out of the normal. i feel like not as much of winter has been stolen from me out. >> as the temperatures drop, things are beginning to ice over on the sid

it's friday that means it's time to rumble joining me for tonight's big picture on the caroline may reporter with the daily caller tina deploy managing editor with crooks and liars. and simulated columnist and dan bongino republican candidate for the u.s. senate from the state of maryland great to have you back and nice to have you have you all with us let's start out with what's going on down in sanford florida the sanford city commissioners voted no confidence from the chief of police believe jr he put myself on temporary leave george zimmerman is still running around loose the guy who shot this kid over a million people have signed an online petition asking for his arrest george zimmerman's arrest president obama spoke out about the tragedy today. but i think about. this boy. i think by my own kids by a son he'd look like trayvon. and meanwhile the american legislative exchange council alec the n.r.a. and wal-mart the forces behind this law have not taken any responsibility for the consequences of this legislation and this morning geraldo rivera came out and said you know it's the same th

, one on the caroline county and dorchester county line.n baltimore sunshine breaking through the clouds. 74 degrees right now. winds are southeast at 10 and pressure is holding steady. through the day this was the story early on. we had that fog to deal with, relatively cloudy skies as people take a walk around the harbor. why wouldn't you. the weather is so unseasonably mild to end our winter season on this note, rather impressive. there's some beautiful sunshine coming through. all right. want to show you the temperatures. they're impressive. not record breakers. none thes, what a way -- nonetheless, what a way top end winter. 68 in hagerstown. ends are light and variable out of the south. as we zoom in, our humidity quite high, around 50 to 60%. that helps things feel warmer. if it's this warm here this has to be cooler somewhere else. right now the west coast below average. 30s and snow in montana. we've got in phoenix it was a tough time to get out of the 40s. you get idea, yes, we're in the nice warm ridge, surge across the eastern u

3 - caroline, cecil, ddrchester, kent, wicomico, worcester county all two hhurs late.s and talbot county are all 90 minutes late. 3 maps-695greenspring- fiber-back to maps 3 a baltimore city police officer s suspended because of this viieo.a woman was recording him during a routine traffic stop... when he tried to stop her.megan gilliland is hereewith a story yyu're seeing first on fox. good mooning attice,the problem for the officer is that grabbing a cell phone or camera is against the department rules.and a violation of your rights. listen in... in...:37 let me see your id(looks like his camera is up) you can have my id. ok, let me get your id sir. but it's not against the law for me to video what you're you're own private property.i'm on private roert y.yes, cooe on over here. come on over here. took my phone phonetook my phone phonefrom that point, the woman's phone remains on top of a car as police issue a citation to her for treaspassing on private property..the video was taken &ptuesday night... in cherry hiil.fox45 took it right to commissioner fred bealefeld.

caroline holly, bbc news -- caroline hawley, bbc news. >> we know also from the prosecutor that at least two of the police commandos were injured in this raid. but it sounds like they are not in a serious condition, their lives not under threat. and since this intense outburst of gunfire, which we heard here, we certainly have seen the come on those -- commandos taking off their helmets and obviously looking relaxed. it is very clear that the siege was at an end. but ambulances are there with stretchers to take away the injured and presumably the body of mohammed merah. i think we can now join our colleagues in paris. hugh, can you tell us if there are any reactions from politicians about what happened to? >> not yet, but of course they would have been watching this closely. we saw the interior minister giving the briefing just five minutes ago. there will be great relief that it is over, of course. the expressed wish of the political class is that mohammed merah would be captured alive. it was in everyone's interest that he be put on trial and made to face charges and explain himself. b

so says caroline barnes. >> i called it tasker size. >> reporter: kak yum, oh, no, caroline says, get, it's doable. >> reporter: dishes are an opportunity for caroline's version of the brazilian butt workout. her suggest move. >> crag drag. >> 151. that's my heart rate when i run. let's test her workout-style cleaning compared to traditional house work. oel school cleaning. i dust, i pick up, i clean the floor. 20 minutes, i burned 64 calories. now i'll clean carolines a way. lunge through my vacuuming. that rag drag is no joke. after 20 minutes, i'm tired. i burned 198 k58ryes. more than three times amount of calories i burned while cleans old school. i'm sold. we decide on a friendly matchup. actually irgs want her help. first up, counter top kickouts. next, laundry room trtri-ceps. caroline's philosophy is that it takes 30 days to form a habit. you have to commit. she has a website, dvds, and a book coming out. >> i have no hope. i'll say the entire studio was transfix for that >>> what a great way to start the week. tomorrow on "gma," "hunger games" week in high gear. liam hemswor

final of this year's miami open but she did it the hard way off the coming from a set down to be caroline wozniacki four six six two six four the score in their semi final it was the russian who came through this grueling match which lasted more than two and a half hours and started greatly for the australian open final just as she raced into a full one lead in the opening set only for her danish opponent by consecutive games take it six for the second set was much more straightforward for the three time grand slam winner as she raced in love me and held on to it to take it six to four she wraps up a notch in the decider in controversial circumstances serving for the match the world number two is calling for a double for the umpire a rule seen interocular four six six two six four victory now faced polish messed up the bronze girl in the final. and i knew that i had to go back to what helped me get to a position of being four on the first set so i did a good job with that and then i maintained that as well so that you know that kept my confidence i. mean while in many. birthday boy one mo

this was in caroline county va., as several inches of snow led to the closing of some schools. otherwise, no major problems, and we are looking at what is on the way overnight and tomorrow, as well. doug hill joins us with a look. >> the clouds cleared out. nice and clear and chilly outside the belfort furniture weather center. let's take a look at some of the temperatures around the region. already 32 in frederick. in the metro area, 35 now, 37 at quantico. everyone will line up i think at or below freezing, even in the 20's to the west of town. some sprinkles and snow flurries in the afternoon now cleared out. we will wake up to a very clear but chilly tuesday morning. temperatures between 22 and 30 degrees tomorrow. expect a bit of warming but will that be a trend? we will let you know in just a couple of minutes. >> thank you. >> we are following a developing story from washington convention center where benjamin netanyahu addressed a group about 90 minutes ago. >> my friends responsible leaders should not set the security of their country's on the belief that the world's m

caroline heldman, professor of politics at occidental college. rush limbaugh doubled down on his attacks on this college student on his radio show today. here it is. >> i will buy all of the women at georgetown the university as much asprin to put between their knees as they want. we are paying for her having sex. we are getting screwed. so miss fluke, and the rest of you feminatzis, if we are going to pay for your contraceptives and thus pay for you to have sex, we want something for it. and i'll tell you what it is, we want you to post the videos online so we can all watch. >> terry o'neill, what's your reaction to limbaugh's broadcasting of this issue? >> honestly, i think he needs to be fired. i think that he should not be on the air. i mean, the level of offensiveness of his remarks, really, he has clearly crossed a line. not that when he does that, frankly, it makes a lot of money for my organization. i mean, you know, people are completely outraged, but i think that the offensiveness needs to be recognized and he just shouldn't be on the a

maria sharapova reaches her fourth miami masters final after a grueling three set win over dame caroline wozniacki. playoff pressure trucks or take a one nil lead in the best of seven series against auburn god after winning game one to make a celt eastern conference finals. i'm goals google or we'll recap again with thirty six in the russian premier league as we show you all eighteen strikes. but first tennis and russia's maria sharapova has put her place in the final of this year's miami open but she did it the hard way after coming from a set down to beat caroline wozniacki four six six two six four in the semi final it was the russian who came through this grueling match which lasted more than two and a half hours and started brightly for the australian open final as she raced into a full one lead in the opening set only for her danish over the last five straight games to take it six for. the second set was much more straightforward for the three time grand slam winner as she raced into a fool of late and held on to take six three before she wraps up the match in the decider in contro

reassured about reaches her fourth miami masters decider following a grueling three set win over caroline wozniacki. tight in texas there's a tie for the lead at the houston open the final tournaments before the first major of the season the masters tees off next week. take your pick with the latest week of russian premier league action now underway we recap the strikes that mattered last week. but we get going with tennis where maria sharapova is one march away from celebrating her first title of twenty twelve the russian edging caroline wozniacki in the miami open semifinals on thursday. pushed all the way in a match which lasted more than two and a half hours things starting off brightly for the history and open finalist racing into a four one lead in the opener only for her danish opponent to reel off five three games to take it six for the second set a much more straightforward affair with the three time grand slam winner speeding to a four love lead before taking it six two the decider would then be wrapped up in controversial circumstances serving for the match the world number two

. >> reporter: caroline allen found out mandy does even more.he 40-year-old mother who served 20 years in the army landed a job on her own in kentucky but turned to sandy for something else. >> i don't want to just know how to get a job. i want to know how to keep a job. >> reporter: in the civilian workplace, she says, the strict regulations of the military world no longer apply. >> they tell you how to dress, and that's the way you would dress. you have no choice. but to know that you have choices in the way you present yourself and your appearance in the civilian world, as simple as it sounds, i was not prepared for that. >> reporter: now it's sandy's mission, getting caroline, dawn and others prepared. >> she told me she would be there until i find a job that i need, and she's proving it every day. >> reporter: you believe her. >> yes, i definitely believe her. >> reporter: programs like the business and professional women's foundation has helped tremendously in lowering the unemployment rate among female veterans, but the need will continue

in care line county you are getting the -- caroline county you are getting the rain. things will improve out there. things are going to be looking up and we will get more sunshine in the forecast and temperatures will begin to fall. i will have more of that coming up but right now let's check the traffic with angela. good morning how are the road because of the wet weather. >> reporter: good morning. the road are actually doing okay. we had a couple incidents overnight. had an accident in owington and got that out of the way cleared the pole down patuxent road has reopened. but we are moving pretty well especially on the major roads right now. as we look live at 895, this is north of charles street heading to the harbor tunnel shouldn't be delays in the southbound direction. heading to 695, on the harrisburg expressway, not bad as of yet in the southbound lanes. and here's a live look at traffic on i-95. just north of maryland 100 we are moving well especially getting busy in the southbound lanes heading towards prince george's county and a quick note for mta commuter

we can see that all the rainpushing to the south and getting out of here as we zoom in on caroline county. we are looking at talbot. starting to get out. but wonts it gets out and we will look pretty good, but if you are going further south, we are looking at heavier rain around ocean city and that is the scenario. but going into 8, 9:00 dry across most of the state. so good times ahead. clearing but colder prns all the details coming -- conditions all the details coming up but right now the traffic with angela. >> reporter: good morning. on the roads, a lane closed on the bay bridge westbound due to the debris blocking your right lane. and heavy traffic of course in the westbound direction on the approach. also still a lane closure south of edgewater on 214. we have a pole down with this accident also this is going to be between muddy creek road and lock haven road. traveling around the beltway, not too bad on the southeast side over here. on the west side, the pace is picking up a little bit. we are seeing a little more brake lights for those making the drive through pikesville right no

now i'll clean caroline's way. lunge through my vacuuming. pushups at the sink.burned 198 calories. that's more than three times the amount of calories i burned while cleaning old school. okay, i'm sold. we decide on a friendly matchup. actually, i want her help. first up, counter top kickouts. lower abs. next, laundry room tri-ceps. >> these are heavy. >> reporter: finally, window squats and calf raises. no real winner. but a clean house. and a sore brazilian butt. i wish. caroline's philosophy is that it takes 30 days to form a habit. you have to commit. she has a website, dvds, and a book coming out. to help you clean while getting lean and mean. >> oh, yeah. >> i have no hope. i'll say the entire studio was transfixed for every moment of that report. and we thank you for it, becky.i >>> what a great way to start the week. tomorrow on "gma," "hunger games" week in high gear. liam hemsworth is going to be leer live. >> chloe, can you say it, bye, america. >> bye, america. odododododododod >>> good morning i'm kristen sze. check out all that sunshine. we can exp

>> yes, caroline. what a dope i was to give john the real answer. i should have said -- he asked if i was going to see you and i gave a literal response. tickets are available. but they are going fast, grinning. gang. >> caroline, what is happening on friday. >> i am launching the redesign of my website so stop by, you included andy. >> okay. all right. bill anything to plug? >> yes, andy told me to tell you he is never going on your website. >> that's not nice. >> i will. >> bill, we told you not to tell her that. >> i don't remember things. >> i thought i did a great job on

mainly, into caroline county as of now. but this is starting to slide out of the area. so that's good news. the wet weather is starting to get out, but, we will have some more popup showers and maybe some thunderstorms as we go into the afternoon dealing with the very warm moist air mass behind this. so, right now, temperatures 60 degrees in baltimore. 63 in cincinnati and so we can see the 60s across the ohio valley down to the south mont a golry coming in at 65 degrees -- montgomery coming in at 65 degrees. we are the same temperature at atlanta. that should tell the storey. wind are very important because the -- they are out of the south. that's going to help bring in the warmer temperatures by this afternoon. and that's going to help unstable air mass as well. and with that, we could hear a rumble of thunder and maybe gusty winds and also small hail. future trend picking up on the fact as we go into 8 maybe few lingering showers but most of this will be to the south of the viewing area. but if you are going into that direction, be prepared to go into slick weather o

but still some along into caroline county and denton getting in a little shower action. more of the same in easton and cambridge. but the further to the south you go, around the beaches, you are dealing with wet weather also off to a blossom towards the east of that area. so travels taking you furring to the south be prepared -- further to the south be prepared for the wet weather but we will see more sunshine as we go throughout the day. let's check the traffic with angela. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and you mentioned the wet weather and the gusty winds. be prepared for debris flying around out there heading out for the friday morning drive. also, no major incidents to report in the city interstate 895 and 95. both moving well. and for those of you on the harrisburg expressway heading to the top side of 695, pretty good driving conditions out there right now. no major delays to report or incidents on i-83. and for those of you taking the drive on i-95, same scenario look pretty good with all lanes opened from harford county through the rosedale area past w

>> carolin, thank you for that. carolin schober reporting for us from brussels. jackie?>> if you preordered the new ipad, you may have is to wait a little longer to start filling it with apps. we're going to talk about the ipad in a moment. let's talk about pepsi. they are announcing major changes this upper management. "the wall street journal" reporting, in fact, in its recent story, that the former ceo of sam's club, brian cornell, will head the company's america food division while c e compton will be named president. both men are considered likely successors to the current sceo. some shareholders are discontent over the loss in market share to coca-cola and have called on the company to be split into two segments. let's take a look at pepsi shares and see how they're raiding now. it does look like they're down about a tenth of a percent. chloe? >>> well, jackie, you must be one of those many people out there certainly waiting for that new ipad. if you've ordered that new ipad you may have to wait longer to start filling it with apps. apple has delayed the shipping d

attempted first murder on north caroline street back on february 22. louis windsor is in custody in connection with an armed robbery on washington boulevard. kevin folks is accused of robbing somebody on west rogers avenue. 14 people face charges in pennsylvania as part of a cocaine trafficking ring. prosecutors say damien floyd headed up the operation. the operation delts about $2 million worth of drugs last year and is considered the largest drug network ever identified in county.coun blair there's a shutdown after one of the blast furnaces was reactivated and workers were welcomed back. they did not explain the reason for idling at the plant. ulysses currie has been removed from two committees. this is the senate rules committee and the executive nominations committee. senators expressed concern that he appeared and voted at last monday's meeting and he remains a member of the taxation committee but was removed back in 2010 after his indictment on felony indictment charges. >> a packed house in annapolis as the governor signs into law the same-sex m

it's wednesday night which means it's time for the long liberal rather lot our panel tonight caroline mary and jeff who are both reporters of the daily caller and rock and you both let's get started good to see you both. look it right first question here obamacare of course i was just talking about reporters seem to think obamacare is in big trouble words coming out of the supreme court you know oh yeah those is this is. really hard questions body body but there are fifty three million americans without health insurance one hundred thirty million americans with preexisting conditions they're now protected by obamacare seventeen million children preexisting conditions now protected by obamacare two and a half million young people who are currently covered under their parents' health insurance policies weren't even eligible year ago now protected by obamacare seniors just in the last twelve months and save three billion dollars on prescription drugs as the volatiles closed and fifteen million people have access to preventative care like mammograms and colonoscopies and whatnot all thank

yesterday inscene caroline county. snowy day. that led to several school closures. cancelednia county after-school activities. problems were reported roads. >> now time for traffic and weather every 10 minutes. adam. >> rning, that the best kind of snow. a beautiful scene. 27 in fairfax now. 23 in bristow, virginia. 30 in oxon hill, 24 in olney on tuesday morning. couple degrees below average. 50 degrees with sunshine, high , sunnye over next weather. then tomorrow, still sunny. the warming trend begins. 50 today. maybe low 60's tomorrow. by thursday, highs near 70. the chance of showers late thursday and early friday. nothing had expected. nothing heavy to expect on bethesda, inn tysons, moving nicely on both sides at river road. looks good on the dulles greenway, the dulles toll road. 81, route 11, no problems on interstate 70 either. between richmond and baltimore, travel times in our favor. overnight construction in the -- on the beltway will in landover shortly. back to you. >> thank you. it's tuesday morning. >> we are learning more about accused of killing a

. >> caroline wants... >> caroline conley: i'm...ocket, an unmanned booster called the falcon one. >> falcon has cleared the tower. >> pelley: but the first three test flights failed to reach orbit. >> we are hearing from the launch control center that there has been an anomaly on the vehicle. >> pelley: when you had that third failure in a row, did you think, "i need to pack this in"? >> musk: never. >> pelley: why not? >> musk: i don't ever give up. i mean, i'd have to be dead or completely incapacitated. >> pelley: it turned out that the third failure was caused by a two-second glitch in the timing. eight weeks later, musk bet the company on another flight. >> we have lift-off. ( cheers and applause ) >> pelley: and this time around, everything worked. >> perfect. >> musk: if that fourth launch hadn't worked, that would have been it. we would have not had the resources to mount a fifth. >> pelley: you couldn't have gone on at that point? >> musk: yes. death would have been, i think, inevitable because we did not have the resources

3 3 wednesday, march 21st - caroline and dorchester 2 hrs late, late, - talbot 90 3 3 mapssfiber-backg news out of france. prance.just minutes before he was supposed to surrender.. the suspect in a shooting spree that illed hree has stopped talking to police. police have been in a stand off with the suspect... ties to al qaeda... aad kklled those 7 people to avenge paleetinian children's deaths a violent night in baltimmre... right ow... homicide detectives are investigating the shooting deaah of a man in southwest baltimore.it ashhurton and north avenue.st - pplice say a man was ound street.... with a gunshot wound to his upper body. body.three other shootinns re also under investigation.a man nine o'ccock last night... in the 111hundred blook of wicklow.he is in serrous but staale condition this morning. another man in is eaaly 20's is in grave condiiioo after he &pwas shot in the head in the 5- hundred block of 21st street. and just before 1 a-m a man waa shot n the hand in tte 37-hundred block of woodbine avenue. baltimore police need your help in the rrbbery and assault of an eld

and caroline. they're in it. they are pulling for the hoosiers, my husband's home state, they picked kansas to win the championship. and just to clarify any confusion, we have evidence that carolina picked the bracket. the cameras were rolling as she got some help from my hubby. >> are you doing -- >> michigan or ohio university? >> michigan. >> you'd better pick michigan. caroline, who is your final four? >> ohio state. kansas. florida. colorado. >> caroline, who wins the national championship? >> kansas. mom, i'm going to beat you. >> well spoken. just like her mom, a little smack talk. >> i don't know where she gets that. we're going to bring in an old friend. "world news now" march madness commissioner jack sheehan. the commish, we're honored by your presence. >> good to be back. >> we've missed you. >> i've mentally recovered from the nfl season -- >> took a while. >> yeah. well, here we go. just some bookkeeping stuff for the competition. just for the fans. all the picks are going to be posted on the facebo

ç >> she beat caroline wozniacki windows -- in a final.she gives him a wide berth indee . the third major final of the year for sharapova. she lost the first two at the australian open andç the numbe four as rankia -- azeranka. and now is a better opportunity for her to finally win one. >> in the gulf, the weather >> yes, very frustrating for the former open and u.s. open champion ernie els who needs to win this week'sç houston open. the masters is played next week. like the rest of the field, he was frustrated by heavy rain and thunderstorms on the opening day. els only able to play twoç hol before he heard the sound of the dreaded hooter which suspends play. heavy rain followed. els did birdieç two of those holes, so he leads by 6 strokes. this player making a birdie. he'sç joined on 7 under par by angel cabrerra. only 51 players have so far been able to complete theirç rounds. that's it from us for now. >> thanks very much indeed. >> just over 101 years ago the titanic was launched from belfastç with tragic consequences. today th

my name is caroline, and we are representing -- i just wanted to come up and say some things. we appreciate the proposed continuance with the amendments that have been discussed at the hearing. i think a little more time is appropriate in that regard, and we certainly appreciate the amendments that would help assess the very specific concerns about this. in particular, we think they'd prohibition is problematic. there are arguments on both sides, and we appreciate your help addressing those concerns, so thank you very much. supervisor mar: is there anyone else would like to speak >> my name is john centre -- back to speak? >> my name is john sanger. i happen to be out of town when the board of trustees was asked to represent the art institute, a soap by would appreciate continuance, but we look forward to the opportunity to speak with supervisor wiener's staff. supervisor wiener: you are representing -- >> not at all. not the academy of art. the art institute. it is an important distinction for us. 70 years' worth. supervisor wiener: apologies. we are very happy to sit down an

there's the cold front draped all the way offshore of new england journal of medicine to the caroline -- off new england, the carolinas and georgia. there were showers last night. the closest precipitation in northern pennsylvania. cooler dry air funneling in. that's some extremely dry air, chap stick type of weather tonight into tomorrow morning. through the day tomorrow more widespread sunshine aches the cooler air settles. we'll probably not get out of the upper 40s and another sunny scenario where we will not see change other than things begin to warm up. 30, turning colder and your forecast tomorrow 46. we'll say 47. tomorrow night down to 33 or so. take a look as we get ready to lack at your seven-day forecast. don't forget, whatever you do, why want you to be late for those sunday appointments. or set your clock before you go to bed saturday night. what a recovery. it's as if we're springing forward into spring weather. 70s the middle of next week. we have until march 20th before we officially come into spring. >> what a crumby winter. what do you think the odds are we might ge

carolin is in brussels. the attention has shifted away interest greece and now spain appears to be in the spotlight. what's the latest? >> reporter: well, madrid is now forced to cut its shortfall to 5.3% of gdp this year. remember, though, this is actually half a percentage point less than what the spanish government proposed a little bit more than a week ago. remember, that was quite a shocking announcement by the new spanish government. but remember that this target is still below the 4.4% target set by the eu earlier this year. so, yes, it is clear that brussels is showing some leniency in terms of the 2012 budget but euro group president made it extremely clear to everyone that he does expect spain to be on track for 2013. >> we welcome commitment of the spanish government in 2013, for the correction of the excessive deficit, below 3% of gdp. this is of the utmost important step, spain is stick iing to th budget target of 2013. that means 3% of gdp. >> reporter: and that's going to be a very difficult t

you could get a little rain as it moves over even dorchester county into southern caroline county. this is it in terms of rain. really, it's a messily cloudy day. you see a few rays of sunshine coming through the clouds here in baltimore, a few rays of hope. 68 right now. humidity is quite high as it has been for the last several days, up around 70%. through the day in annapolis, you can see the clouds holding rather tough, tough to find any sunshine. at times you get a little bit late in the day with you it -- day, but it came in later. our shot from loch raven tech in towson showing no sunshine. boy, they have been socked in with the fog. you have the beaches for most of the last few days. a little bit of sun at times in ocean city. that was our view from plim plaza. most spots in the 70s in virginia. winds light from the east but really in the will lot happening weather wise. humidity remaining high. this sets the stage for, yes, more potential fog overnight. here we were go a similar scenario. the fog held throughout much of the mid-part of the morning and resulted in an overca

manchester you're beginning to get precipitation and then decent rain through caroline county through dorchester county. we'll keep an eye on that. tomorrow not much rain around but back in the low 70s we will go with a mix of sun and clouds. we'll talk about how things will change by the end of the week and especially into your weekend. it's all coming up. >>> today family, friends and colleagues took time to remember a man they loved. a funeral was held in lutherville for major robert marchanti. the officer was one of two assassinated in afghan last month by an afghan they thought to be a trusted ally. marchanti was most recently over at carney elementary. his service to others is something his family knows others have appreciated. >> he touched people's lives that he didn't meet in person. it's an honor. >> i know he's looking down and he is excited. >> well, the major will be buried tomorrow with full military honors at arlington national cemetery. >>> two people are in critical condition after an atv accident that happened in union bridge. 36-year-old james mattie sack and anothe

county drifting toward hanover and on the eastern shore some showers moving out of hillsborough into caroline county. watch out for rain in the next couple of minutes. 60s, 70s, falling into the expit commit. we'll talk about how things get warmer and cooler. >>> mayor stephanie rawlings-blake is introducing a bill at tonight's city council meeting that will cut your property taxes. the legislation will reduce the tax by 20 cents by the year 2020. if a home is worth $200,000, that could mean a $400 savings. the baltimore said the plan is eventual. >> we have to be more competitive and we have to be more competitive in jobs and education and in property tax rates. that's why we are beginning this trend downward. >> the mayor plans to pay for the tax cut with revenue from the future casino in baltimore city as well as being physically responsible. >>> a d minus, that's the grade maryland was given by the center for state integrity. it looked at state procedures to maintain transparent government. although maryland got a d minus, no state got an a and eight states received failing grades. >>> a

retired administrators who shared their recollections of working with her, including jenny, phil, carolineank you. president yee: meeting adjourned. >> good evening and welcome to the february 29th leap year addition of the board of appeals meeting, 2012. the presiding officer is president michael garcia and joining him its vice-president chris hwang, commissioner rich hillis, and we welcome our newest board member, arcelia for toronto -- arcelia hurtado. the bill are also joined by the deputy district attorney. she is sitting to my left and will provide the board with any legal advice this evening. we're also joined by the senior board executive director. scott sanchez is here, the zoning administrator, and john quan is here representing the department of works. and we are joined by the san francisco entertainment commission appeared at this time, i will go over the boards guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. the board conducts that you turn off all electronic devices. please carry on conversations in the hallway. appellant, permit holders, and department respondents each have

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a little bit of sunshine over caroline county but sunshine tough top find today. temperatures upper 60s to near 70, held down slightly from the low 70s of yesterday because we couldn't seem to get the sunshine going. maryland's most powerful radar tracking one cluster of rain mainly in the salisbury area. low 70s by tomorrow afternoon as some sunshine should appear after morning fog. we've got much more on the weekend forecast straight ahead. >>> now continuing campaign 2012, mitt romney came to the hometown of our former governor robert ehrlich. rosie? >> reporter: mitt romney spoke for about 45 minutes to a really entuesday as tick crowd. about 200 or 300 people showed up at the legion post 109. a lot of people haven't decided. for many people they still want to hear what romney has to stay say because they -- has to say because three don't know who they will vote for. >> reporter: an enthusiastic crowd greeted mitt romney. his visit comes at a time when every vote will count in the republican primary. however, romney directed most of list remarks toward preside

retired administrators who shared their recollections of working with her, including jenny, phil, carolineank you. president yee: meeting adjourned.

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