>> "sweet caroline" is at the top.wo dozen favorites. >> any chance we can get you to sing a line or two of "sweet caroline"? >> uh, yeah. let me think what are the words, oh, yeah. ♪ sweet caroline, good times never seemed so good ♪ >> you made my day. that is wonderful! i'm also curious what artist you're listening to, there are so many new artists, new types of music coming out all the time, what is on your ipod, if you have one? >> well, interestingly enough, i just put all of my catalog, all of my recorded music on my ipod, and some of these things i haven't heard for years and years, so it's a kick to be able to pull them up and listen to them and it takes me back instantly, so right now i'm listening to neil diamond and getting in neil diamond's music because starting next week, that is what we will be presenting. ♪ sweet caroline >> let's talk about "american idol," you were just on the star-studded finale, how was it to be on the show on "american idol"? >> it's a real happening. it's one of the few television

♪ sweet caroline >> i do that every once in a while.il diamond has been making music now for more than half a century. he has sold more than 100 million albums and has been inducted into the songwriter's hall of fame and rock 'n' roll hall of fame and he just tied the knot. i spoke earlier with him about his new bride, his favorite songs, and what gets him tweeting. >> last month you married your music manager katie mcneil. congratulations, by the way. i thought it was really interesting that you sent out a photo of the two of you on twitter because you're pretty private or at least you have been, and now you are a tweeting machine, posting pictures from your wedding. what has made you decide to be a little more public? >> well, i'm not sure it's a little more public, but it's an easy way to get the word out to the fans and the public, you know. the haut comes to you. hey, i should let folks know that i'm getting married or i'm -- here's a picture of my dog, and it's easy and it's fun. it's instant feedback, and i like it. >> yeah. i lo

caroline thank you very much for coming on the show i was dr caroline how do you manage politics professor at the dental college. well up next on our t.v. is the capital account with lauren lister let's check in with learn to see what is on city of agenda lauren what can we look forward to hi liz well it's monday so why don't we give you a perverse notion of the way things work in this too big to fail financial system j.p. morgan loses two billion dollars all of a sudden all eyes are on what allowed this trading loss to occur what this means for regulation what kind of punishment there should be if any and at the end of the day things come out and it looks stacked to j.p. morgan's benefit more of these factors working in its benefit and hurting everybody else or at least other firms and other players in the market let me give you just one example today we learned that investors are worried about the european mortgage bond market because guess what j.p. morgan is the largest buyer of european home loans and after this whole fiasco investors are worried that j.p. morgan is going to pull out

it is friday that means it's time for the big picture rumble joining me tonight are caroline may reporter with the daily caller sam sax provide progressive commentator and brian darling contributor to the daily mail and director of government studies at the heritage foundation thank you all for joining me tonight let's get started president obama came out this week in support of marriage equality first president the history of the united states fox news's shepard smith said now he's in the twenty first century so are republicans going to end of the twenty first century with the president. i think it's questionable if that's true the idea that being for gay marriage is being in the twenty first century there are eight thousand or eight thousand years worth of history that say marriage is between a man and a woman actually that eight thousand years i think about seven thousand eight hundred of it was marriages a man and one woman two women three women for women in a car owner yet a couple of concubines i mean you know it's all there but was there a tradition of same sex marriage i don't bel

caroline thank you very much for coming on the show that was dr caroline how human politics professor at the dental college. that's going to do it for now for more on the stories we covered you can head on to head over to her you tube channel that's youtube dot com slash r t america or check out our website it's r t.

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,

caroline has the story. >> all of the patients have something in common. they are re. >> i have come to jordan to meet the faces behind the statistics. cut away, the forgotten victim'' of violence in the middle lease. survivors of unimaginable horrors. doctors are reconstructing their broken bodies. rebuilding their lives. >> he is a syrian surgeon, preparing to operate on a young girl. they're asking us to help them. an explosion killed her brother and a shattered her legs. she hasn't been able to walk or go to school since then. >> the doctors said that if this operation doesn't work out, i will have to have an amputation. since the moment i arrived in jordan, i have been nervous. >> this is the first stage of surgery. she will need three or four. we hope that after that, she will walk. >> of the patients are all extremely complicated medical cases. what they get here is so unique, there is a huge waiting lists. set up in 2006, this was meant to be a temporary program to treat victims of the conflict in iraq. the hospital had to expand, increasing and th

fatally shot a man possibly a robbery suspect this is near caroline and sonoma boulevards a crew is on the way to the st. and bring more information as available. coroner investigators and alameda county conduct an autopsy in remains found in pleasanton police made the discovery late yesterday morning on rural creek drive some thought a strange place for a trash can. the body appears to be female there's nothing to indicate it is that of sierra lamar the missing morgan hill teen but investigators are aware people are anxious to know >>> we are sensitive to that, as soon as coroner's office can report to us than we can reports that you >>> authorities are not commenting on several bags of evidence loaded onto a police van. that stretch of road closed for several hours as police searched the scene >>> the man accused of killing and kidnapping sierra lamar to a state judge yesterday and appointed a public defender sierra last seen leaving her home on march 16th, deputies arrested the duo c a tors on monday based on dna evidence. pedro hernandez expected to be arraigned in new york today f

it is no secret that neil diamond's "sweet caroline" is actually caroline kennedy.n't know is that the song stemmed from a picture of her in "life" magazine. ♪ sweet caroline >> reporter: and sources say christopher cross was literally caught between the mood and new york city writing the lyric on a plane circling jfk airport looking at the moon in the window. ♪ when you get caught between the moon and new york city ♪ >> reporter: but sometimes mystery can make a song even more popular. the subject for "you're so vain" has been speculated for decades. warren beatty to david geffin and mick jagger. carly simon has never revealed the truth. ♪ you're so vain >> reporter: next time you're singing along to your favorite tune, take a moment and think, who could this song really be about? ♪ ♪ mockingbird don't everybody have you heard ♪ >> dumb and dumber there that was in case you're wondering. >> yes. "mockingbird." love that song. >>> coming up on news 4, one airline has changed its theme to "hello kitty." ♪ the piano man >>> finally a little sunshine today. it's about

supporters left the chateau caroline beaming about their candidate. >> i'm a democrat. and i love mitt romney. >> reporter: nicole richardson says she's supporting the gop candidate's economic plan. >> i think he has very good business sense. he is fiscally responsible. i'm not putting down our current president. >> reporter: donors say former secretary of state, condoleezza rice, did formally endorse romney. but they say there was no talk about adding her name to the ticket. >> i would love that. >> reporter: george schultz and former governor, pete wilson, were also on the list. along with silicon valley ceo, meg whitman. and they were met by a quiet group of supporters. the secretary of commerce says that romney has a history of bad business decisions. and he will hurt the economy. >> he will do anything for the next election. in contrast, president obama is a long-term player. >> reporter: tickets started at $2,500 and went as high as $50,000. one event volunteer said if he had the cash, he would hand it over. >> it's not an investment in romney. it's an investment

get is out after losing to explore a second part of a while for a while number one caroline wozniacki is currently facing a scrimmage if you are not dumb enough going to start. now having. football where russia training in switzerland ahead of friday's friendly with italy in zurich the final warm up game zero twenty twelve who had coached the god god is still facing tough choices but he's the number one position and the attacking line from tesco eagle i can play with and didn't get just after the bell if i have proved that match fitness in the previous two friendlies against if you idea while alexander goes your goals. and the one public all vying for the center forwards last friday's match against his out of ten dollars man comes exactly one week before russia's euro two thousand and twelve opener against the czech republic in the polish city of about twelve. hours where russia's possible quarter final opponents the netherlands beats lavaca to go in rotterdam to get their preparations back on track after saturday's two one home defeat to mold area this time the around you were in fro

our defense correspondent, caroline wyatt, reports on delicate talks going on to try to keep the alliancegoals in afghanistan. >> against a dramatic backdrop of soldier field, a memorial to those who gave their lives in combat, has gathered with the traditional family photo, a souvenir of chicago's 2012. but, like any family gathering, things rarely go as smoothly as planned. different members want different things. here it's france that wants to pull its combat troops out of afghanistan sooner than later. putting france's new leader on a collision course with the rest and most are keen to play it down. >> it's disappointing that the french have chosen to take their combat troops out by the end of this year, but very reassuring that they've agreed that they will have a continued presence, continued involvement in the mission. >> other reassurances would give president obama, president karzai of afghanistan, even as nato troops begin to leave. some nato members are proving slow to split the bill to pay for afghan forces in the future. but there are hopes that will be agreed on here today.

caroline county getting in on the moderate rain around henderson and also golds bro. and also churchill not looking too bad. getting some light rain across the area. so temperatures this morning they are a little bit cooler than this time yesterday. but they still have above average. because we should be at 48 degrees now for this time of the year. we can see the 53s in chestertown, golds borrow and also easton. the temperature and the dew point, the exact same so that means that we are dealing with some foggy conditions out there so as you will ed out and about -- heads out and about put the low peoples on instead of the high beams. less of the fog, more on the road. this is what has been tricky yesterday as well. this was supposed to be a warm front and didn't happen yesterday. we stayed at 65 below average. today i'm hoping this does move through and if so moving back is that warm front then temperatures will bump up into the upper 70s. future trend for today keeps the chance for the scattered showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. but as you go through the you

she caught the disease and passed it to her two week old daughter caroline. >> my heart sank and i said oh, my gosh, it was me. and i had inadvertently given my newborn a potentially fatal disease. i... it was a horrible feeling. >> reporter: caroline recovered after a month in the hospital but it was touch and go. dr. wendy sue swanson is a pediatrician at the everett clinic mill creek, washington. her county has seen 264 cases so far. that's more than the entire state had last year at this time. >> newborns and infants in particular are at highest risk for complications. they can have a serious life-threatening pneumonia. they can have pauses or cessation in their breathing where they stop breathing. >> reporter: 82% of cases have been in children under age 18. all four fatalities in the state this year were infants. children get their first three doses of whooping cough vaccine at two, four, and six months. according to the centers for disease control, 95% of kids in the u.s. get those first vaccinations. but immunity wears off over time. the c.d.c. says adults need one booster shot

now is dr caroline held men politics professor at the dental college that's going to do for now if you missed part of this or any part of our show today don't worry we oppose.

you did not ask caroline astoria to step aside. she said no. he got even with her and moved his family to england and he built the waldorf hotel on the site of his house to spite his hand so every time she came home she had to deal with the hotel. she said it is 1892 and i am moving uptown and that's where everybody is going and builds aa new mansion and she builds the astoria hotel. they were physically joined but two separate hotels which is why when you write it it is an equal sign and not a dash. apparently the contract that built this building and joined it to the original waldorf. if the nephew ever bothered her again she would wall up the access between the waldorf and the astoria, one of the first grand hotels in the 20th century. when you went inside there was a beautiful, i don't know what happened here. when you went inside there was a beautiful pathway, a concourse. we know it as peacock alley, and it kind of shows us the shift of entertainment from the houses of the wealthy of new york to public venues. back in the 19th century if

i like to ask caroline to step up and help us make the presentation. they're your. >> it is my great pleasure and privilege to introduce the distinguished special service award recipients for this month. james samuel was nominated by the former manager for his dedication to students and positive support of his colleagues. even though i was of the one to nominate him, i support him and his work because of all the extra effort that he has put into his work this year. i appreciate all that he does for the early education school. i actually offered him a challenge this year. he was a school-age teacher for years and years, and this year, he became a preschool teacher. he has really stepped up to the challenge, i think he has learned a lot and a groan of a lot as a professional. i would like to thank him and offer him this award. [applause] >> of like to thank everybody, thank life for coming. the children of san francisco and zero board members that i know, we ran a bargaining team about 10 years ago, remember back in the day? i want to thank everybody and

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kennedy and caroline for thanksgiving. but he left that evening and flew back to palm beach. he was setting up his cabinet and everything. and when he left that evening to go to palm beach, i found that mrs. kennedy was going to go to bed for the night, so i went to my home. a couple of hours later i get a phone call. she had been taken by ambulance to georgetown hospital, so i rurbled over there -- so i rushed over there and john was born. the president was on his way to florida at the time. we go to get in touch with him until i got on the ground in florida. at that time, we were notified what was going on, he got on the press plane that was accompanying him, because it was faster. they turned it around and flew back to washington. so i got back early in the morning and came to the hospital to see mrs. kennedy and the new baby. >> how did you remember all this? >> it was just embedded in my mind. >> did you keep notes? >> i did, but i destroyed them a few years ago, which really made it more difficult. >> why did you destroy them? >> i promised that i would never write a bo

we are going to say hello to caroline from arizona.r: i am so excited to talk to both of you. you are two of my favorite people to watch and by no carol brodie your name carolyn because you told me previously when i talk to you. >>guest: so good to talk to you again. >>caller: i got your 18" tourmaline necklace. i could not resist.i love tourmaline. it has so many different colors. and you can use that necklace for many other things just like wearing (...)and adding different necklaces. i have to tell you something i do not know if i have ever heard anybody tell you carroll, your jewelry feels like you have gone to a very expensive jeweler and it has been custom-made for you. that is why you sell everything out because it looks like it is custom made per individual. you cannot take your eyes off of it because of all the details use and mix and match. i just wanted to tell you that. >>guest: i cannot thank you enough for saying such beautiful things. i will say this, nobody works harder on the collection and then i do. and i am not brag

caroline tyler has the story. >> reporter: jo ann hayes white says she is trying to take the high road. this after a report reveals she 'oles her ex-husband thousands of dollars in support. shthis is white and then husbad 2004 when she was white appointed fire chief. are they divorced in 2009. white admits she recently stopped paying alimony after her ex-choked one of their three sons. he has pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge of putting a child at risk. white did not want to speak on camera today saying it is not in the best interest of my boys. tom o'connor is head of the firefighters union. >> there is a matter where the children of a public official to so this situation should be kept out of the paper and the mi should be allowed to heal. >> the mayor says he has confidence in the chief and considers her a good lead. >>> we have to to figure out what is going on and what the court letts say about it. there has been no judgment call on her yet and we will work with her to see what it is that the courts require her to do. >> reporter: the latest family discord has political i

you can see the a line of them through northern caroline county. there is a cluster of storms out of northern virginia that might cross the potomac and make it into central maryland. there is a chance for an isolated storms. some fog will form an postind light 62 to 69. there is the left over thunderstorm washing out over the mid atlantic. then it is dry weather over the great lakes. it does not look like this front is much of a threat. high pressure over the ohio valley will be strengthening and moving in our direction. more sunshine into the weekend. 82 to 87 and a minimal chance of a thunderstorm. south wins on the day 5 to 10 knots. if you are in the mountains, looking nice. partly cloudy skies and may be an isolated storm on the ridge tops today and sunday afternoon. a chance for a short storm. 85 degrees and almost to the 90- degree mark sunday. 20% chance and that opens the door to what looks like a pretty good start to the summer season at ocean city. sunny to partly cloudy. highest in the 70's. we will have to see of that -- if that system

getting let with pretty good downpours, route 50 west out on to tillman avenue, downpours, northern caroline county getting fairly heavy rain out of this and another cluster moving out of d.c. and northwest toward the i-270 corridor. hit and miss storms all crows the state -- all across the state. we'll keep the chance alive. 70s. we'll talk about how much longer the thunderstorm threat will re main high and how hot it gets by memorial day. all that coming up in just a minute. >>> new at 5:30 tonight baltimore city police are sending out a warning to local users of internet commerce sites like craigslist. the website has been used to lure unsuspecting biers to areas in -- buyers in the city. victims looking to buy coins were med midday in northwest baltimore where they were robbed of several thousand dollars. police say when using craigslist, it pays to do some research. >> in the state of maryland, we have pretransparent criminal records process. you can go to maryland judiciary case search, a website online, type on an individual's name and gets their criminal history. do these transaction

everyone said that you're at caroline's this weekend in new york. sold-out show. ] or wherever you're doing stand-up. you're on "parks and rec." you're fantastic on "parks and rec." we love you. "parks and recreation," season finale coming up thursday, 9:30, nbc. i have a clip. a little sneak peek of the season finale of "parks and rec." >> make this fast. i almost made -- before you interrupted us. which files did you delete? >> all of them. i just put the stupid flash drive in, and then, i tried to drag everything over and i -- >> fixed it. >> what? >> how? >> jerry accidentally deletes things all the time. ten years ago, i installed my own secret backup. >> you saved us, donna. i love you. >> oh, okay. bring it in, boy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: bring it in, boy. that's retta on "parks & recreation" 9:30 p.m. thursday here on nbc. kathleen edwards performs next. come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms... ♪ when i want yo

caroline tyler continues our coverage on this. >> at a certain point i have just concluded that for me personally it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that i think same sex couples should be able to get married. >> reporter: gavin newsom can claim a role in shaping the national dialogue that may have led to the president's change of heart. in 2004 as mayor of san francisco newsom defied the law and allowed same sex couples to marry at city hall. >> what we did remarkably 8 years ago, didn't seem like that long was put a human face on the issue where this was not the issue of discrimination in the abstract. it was brothers and sisters, aunts, uncles, mothers and fathers and that ultimately has changed the debate. >> reporter: in 2008, california voters passed prop 8 banning same-sex marriage. the case is expected to land before the u.s. supreme court. but gay rights activists say the president's shift is indicative of a change in public opinion. >> the national conversation needs to continue now because, you know, folks need to understand why it matters and our job is to have a

. >>> and later -- ♪ sweet caroline >> we have neil diamond, the latest on his wedding, and what keepsim touring at the age of 71. good morning, everyone. i'm randi kaye. it's 10:00 on the east coast, 7:00 on the west coast. you're looking at live pictures from west point where vice president biden will soon give the pr co the commencement address. >>> aaa says 35 million of you will take a trip for the holiday. >>> and that is a slight increase from a year ago. the average person will travel 50 miles or more from home by the time memorial day weekend comes to a close on monday. and if you're driving, well, you might just save a little money over the next few days. the price for a gallon of unleaded gas has dropped 27 cents from its april heise to $3.66. but aaa says that's still the highest gas price ever for a memorial day weekend. >>> now to egypt. the country appears headed for a runoff in its first free presidential election. the other is a former prime minister and a weathered veteran of the country's old guard. official results of the first round of voting are expected on tuesda

you're watching from caroline county, probably hearing the rumble of thunder and the easton hear getting it, oxford toward st. michaels and centerville and a cluster coming out of d.c. this will track north toward damascus. also, one storm over the bay headed toward perryman. don't be surprised if you see a storm there in the next 10 to 15 minutes. you can see widely scattered pop-up storms. muggy, in the 70s. will this thunderstorm chance continue into the weekend? we talk about that and a lot of hot hair coming our way. it's straight ahead. >>> thank last lot. baltimore city wants to raise your water rates again. the drmt of wart works is asking for an increase, the third time in three years. the city said this needs it to upgrade the system and meet new federal guidelines. >> reporter: if dpw gets the increase, it will raise the average bill $100 a year. the city said there's good reason for this. remember in 2003 when a tremendous amount of rain fell and flooded homes on the city's northeast side? this project will help prevent flooding. it's one of several to improve storms and sani

caroline was three years of age. i had a boy that was 4 years old. we have that one child and john was born in 1969 and another boy in 1962. we had children almost the same age. >> i went back and researched the years that children were born and caroline in 1957, a miscarriage in 1955. a stillborn child in 1956. it would not have been there for that. and john jr. in 1960 and you mad -- you mentioned patrick boothby cannady -- bouvier kennedy. >> when john was born in 1960, the president was not there because he had to come back to georgetown. he left that evening and flew back to palm beach. he was setting up his cabinet and everything. when he left that evening to go to palm beach, i found that mrs. kennedy was going to go to bat for the night so i went to my home. a couple of hours later i get a phone call. yet been taken by ambulance to georgetown hospital saar rushed over there and john was born. the president was on his way to florida at the time. it could not get in touch with him until he got on the ground in florida. we notified him of what w

caroline kennedy tried to get a senate seat in new york and she was rebuffed.this young man is doing his homework. he has good credentials. and the kennedy name in a congressional district should give him a leg-up. >> oh, yeah. >> you have to favor him a a democratic district, presidential year, a big obama turnout. but his opponent is impressive young man himself. he ran first time around, very spirited run -- i think closer than that. former marine but work cut out for him in this district, running at this kid who looks like a caricatures of a kennedy. >> i don't know if he -- symptom of the earlier reaction but some people say it's a kennedy, only running on his name, brings nothing to it. >> what about that? >> i think he's got a pretty good record of public social security. he's very young, but i will say you've got to go back to the 1960s. john f. kennedy was an unbelieveable story, assassinated that was enormousl powerful 13 then. it's dissipated over the years. you've got to realize that folks over 50 years old, they don't remember any kennedy ever in p

there is a hot line >> the governor also unveiled the new caroline adams ticket for the cure lottery ticket. since it was introduced in 2006 the ticket has raised more than eight and a half million dollars for breast cancer research education and outreach >> the call and talk about a 28 ft boats in distress... they were able to pull them into freedom before the boat sank a. they were not injured. >> and on this mother's day we wanted to highlight two women with incredible drives for success. their stories are next >> could eight padded resume cost one high-profile out ceo his job >> what a difference today turned into...coming up the forecast... break living with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... could mean living with joint damage. help stop the damage before it stops you with humira. for many adults with moderate to severe ra, humira's proven to help relieve pain and stop joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events can occur, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, bloo

>> caroline from cleveland, ohio. >> jimmy: caroline from cleveland, ohio. very good. all right.lp her out? [ cheers and applause ] let's spin that wheel of carpet samples. go for it. give it a good spin. very good. nice delicate spin. be careful. don't want you to get rug burn. [ laughter ] oh, here it goes. it's almost there. and -- foggy waffle it is! ♪ you got foggy waffle, which means your score is 764. [ buzzer ] uh-oh, you know what that means? it's time for the lightning round. [ lightning strikes ] oh, you know what that sound means. it's time for a carpet sample fun fact. >> steve: carpet sample fun fact. abraham lincoln was the nation's tallest president. >> jimmy: thank you so much for playing. [ laughter ] come over here, buddy. how are you? nice to see you? what is your name and where are you from? >> i'm brian from jersey. >> jimmy: ryan or brian? >> brian, sorry. >> jimmy: brain from new jersey. >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: good. welcome to the show, my man. all right. brian, she has 764 points, which is the most you can possibly get. do you think you can top it? >> yes

dealing with and now those downpours are moving across the eastern shore in down to cambridge and carolineounty and about to move toward sols. as well. as we mentioned, there is one of last line of showers out of pennsylvania toward western maryland. that will break the heat wave and it is still a little ways off. even the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm. so far, precipitation totals are a lot lighter at the airport and we have had. just about a 10th of an inch at the airport. a quarter inch at the inner harbor and temperatures are soaring. 90's today. but it is going to get cooler. off to the north and west of a, we are already seen that cooling trend. as the front moves off the coast and the wind shifts, we will hang onto some cloudiness in the morning. temperatures will start to back down a little bit. 65 and the morning, the possibility of an isolated shower. the cold front will slip off the coast tomorrow followed by a secondary and the cooler air behind that will settle into the northeast and thursday should feel different. what was once a tropical storm is now repression mov

we have lightning coming in the kent county, delaware out of northern caroline county. we will be watching it as they continue to move east, much more on the how the rest of the week shapes upcoming up. >>> you have been sending pictures to us all night long. log on to abc 2 news.com and look for your picture right here in the slide show section. >> also tonight a propose -l to put advertising in the fire trucks took a step forward tonight. city council committee a proved the proposal. >> what it means and why fire truck might not be the first city property you will see with ads. >> the fire truck ads might prevent the closing of three fire companies but any revenue is very unlikely to make it in time to actually do that. but ads might be coming to other city property in the very near future. >> dozens of supporters packed the council chamber. >> please support this and any community is in support of it. >> support this bill because it is needed. it truly is needed. >> only at this pointings the not a bill. it is just a resolution calling on baltimore city to allow adve