charley, back to you. >> kim, thanks a lot. it's 5:20. birthday times.on is turning 28 years old today. happy birthday to halson. have a great -- allison. have great day. and summertime, the picture of the day, she loves walks in the park and meeting new people and she is a favorite to the mom's portrait studio where she is comfortablely hanging out with kids and doing tricks including praying for a cookie and getting into the photo sessions. she has three siamese cat siblings at home. summertime, happy birthday to you. if you have a interesting photograph, pets, anniversaries, birthdays a picture of day, send it to morning show at wmar.com and include all important information and facts so we can get it straight when we share it with the rest of maryland. >>> there seems to be no relief in sight when it comes to filling up at the pump. how much higher will the price get and what could be the driving force behind the massive increase? >>> plus, how the increase in cost of fuel could be taking more from your pocket when it comes to flying overseas. detail

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charley, back to you. >> reporter: thanks a lot. 4:41. for parents sending their children to school and they will have something to be proud of. after a teacher receives a national honor. smi shell sheirer was award the national teacher of the yearp she keeps teaches ap chemistry. barbara mikulski and ben cardin were there. when she started in 2006, only 11 students took the advance placement class. now, she can say she has 92 students enrolled. >>> in baltimore city, it's not cheep to take a cab and in -- cheap to take a cab and in san francisco there's a bigger fight between cabbies and city leaders. >> you want to make us employees on the other end by tracking every move we make. >> the possibility cab drivers may face goes well beyond not having a pay raise for the next several years. >>> and the storm damage cleanup that's off the chain and a big truck. we will take you there in bit. you are watching "good morning maryland" first and only at 4:30. we are back in a moment. when i joined the national guard, i never thought i'd be savin

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we are getting predawn light and by the way, the navel academy charley has been-- naval academy charley has been talking about winds will be froth southeast and it could be -- from the southeast and it could be stinky. light winds but 63 degrees by the state capital. let's see whapping on the roads. >> reporter: it doesn't stink but it smells so sweet on the roads this morning. we are off to a very good start. no accidents reported. you will find spins calm as you make your way towards the roadways -- things calm as you make your way towards the roadways. everything is moving at or above speeds this morning. no issues traveling through howard oran arundel county make -- ann or aba-- anne arundel county. charley, back to you. >> thanks a lot. >>> news time 6:01. osama bin laden is dead. we have been waiting more man ten years to see the word next to his name on the most wanted list deceased. he was killed in pakistan. he has been on the most wanted list since june of 1999. thursday, president obama willhead to ground zero to meet with the families of the victims from the september 11th a

charley, back to you. >> kim, justin, thanks a lot. this morning, the america's finest took out the number one target. the president will visit the world trade center and the white house are revealing steps leading up to the raid and how osama bin laden was taken out. emily schmidt has latest. >> reporter: three words from president obama, it's a go. launch the mission that took out number one target. the plan was in plans for the months. navy seals headed into a pakistani compound. >> they were able to hit, arguably, one of the most hidden and perhaps even sewer furiously protected men on the planet and 40 minutes later, they were gone. >> reporter: the white house released these photos of the president and his team following the operation as it happened. >> the minutes passed like days. >> reporter: this he can collusive rido obtained by abc news shows the aftermath. u.s. security officials believe retaliation for what happened in the rooms is likely. >> bin laden disciples would like nothing better than to avenge his death by anothe

i am megan pringle. >> i am charley crowson. more coverage worldwide but first a check of your monday forecast with meteorologist justin berk. >> good morning to you. i wanted

charley, back to you. >> 18 minutes until 6. thanks a lot. >>> jeff francoeur hit a game tying home run and drove home the winning run with a sack fly lifting the royals to a 6-5 win over the o's last night from kaufman field. the royals' fourth straight victory. and francoeur who you saw fly ball to right. ball game over. game 2 set for tonight again in kansas city. >>> maryland casino provide job opportunities along with an alternative form of entertainment. coming up, we look at how casino businesses are doing and how the revenue is being broken down. when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i could use all the help i can get. like nutella, a delicious hazelnut spread that's perfect on multigrain toast, even whole-wheat waffles, for a breakfast that my kids love and i feel good about serving. and nutella is made with simple, quality ingredients, like hazelnuts, skim milk, and a hint of cocoa. it's quick, easy and something everyone can agree on. ♪ nutella. breakfast never tasted this good. >>> welcome back on this

charley is not here today. but meteorologist justin berk is and he has a look at your forecast. good morning, just in. >> you just wanted to prove it to people. >> i am all alone. exactly. >> we got the lack of charley to prove it to you. how about temperatures this morning. and hopefully the lack of cloud cover this morning as well. check it out. storm center weathernet down to 43 in brooklyn park. 44 westminster and we have ourselves a cool spot in hereford. no surprise there at 42 degrees. let's take it back towards towson. as we show you west towson elementary school, that is a blue sky back there. the silhouette of trees off the charl street a sign we have at least some clearing skies this morning. maryland's most powerful doppler radar on a dry sweep, different story with late afternoon showers popping up yesterday. and if you've not seen our awesome double rainbow picture stick around and i will share it. a little about this. partly ludlowy skies. we are expecting to have some cloud trying to filther in from time to time. but we will aim for 67 degrees afternoon temperatu

charley, back to you. >> kim, justin, thanks a lot. >>> it's 6:01. we are learning more about osama bin lad ann final moments as -- osama bin laden's final moments. what happened is different from the original version put out by the white house more than 24 hours ago and emily schmidt has details from washington. >> reporter: when the navy seal stormed the pakistani compound, the cism a says intelligence was only 60 to 80% shower it was the right place. >> the reality was that we could have gone in there and not found bin laden at all. >> reporter: so those in the white house situation room watched. then waited about 20 minutes while the seals were inside and out of view. in the first public comments from the vice president, he says, it was breath taking. >> it was a staggering undertaking and there was no one else i believe other than the american group of military warriors who could do it. >> reporter: the white house now says osama bin laden did not have a weapon. but says his wife rushed a u.s. team member. she was shot in the leg and survived. t

charley is off today. it's cinco de mayo he and whether you have plans or not, you want to know about the weather. here's meteorologist justin berk. >> good morning to you. 6:30 yesterday it was a day that held on to the cloud. we broke a little sun and he wanted to do -- and i wanted to show outcamera sites. this one we haven't showed from the maryland science center look towards federal hills. mostly cloudy skies giving way to late peeks of sun towards inner harbor east right there. all right. maryland science center showing the same thing northbound across the harbor. mostly cloudy skies breaks the sun and a few showers that gave us rainbow views. and this morning, we are looking at annapolis where you got more sunshine in the clouds that try to hang tight much of yesterday. look at cloud shift in the afternoon with the cold wind. this morning, westminster down to 44. and a little gusty winds today. and we are looking for high temperatures back into the 60s with more sunshine. we will have the mother's

good man morning i am megan pringle. >> i am charley crowson. let's kick it off with a check of the forecast before we get to the ground breaking news. >> we will go to our pride and joy the u.s. naval academy in annapolis. a lot of proud people down there and rightly so. let's check it out weather wise. as we look across the severn, we have cloudy -- a cloudy start and a few showers back towards the west. and that may impede the travel this morning with some wiper blades needed on the automobile. 58 degrees south wind and that's a sign of warm air trying to pump it in. we will switch it over towards the harbor school. 58 and no rain. we expect showers moving in as we head into the morning. just a few scattered showers enhancing a little bit to the west. in the last hour. more on that coming up in a bit. let's see what's happening on the road with kim brown. >> reporter: justin, we are off to a fairly good start this morning. however we are dealing with a very serious accident up in bell camp. but as we look at the beltway, 695 on the west side

charley. back to you. >> thanks a lot. >>> straight up at five on this wednesday morning. the white house is revising and correcting details about the deadly raid in pakistan that killed osama bin laden. washington says it didn't inform islamabad about the special ops mission and they didn't do it for security reasons. abc's emily schmidt has more from the nation's capital. >> reporter: when the navy seals stormed this pakistani compound sunday, the cia says intelligence was only 60 to 80% sure it was the right place. >> the reality was that we could have gone in there and not found bin laden at all. >> reporter: so those in the white house situation room watched. then waited about 20 minutes while the seals were inside and out of view. in the first public comments from the vice president, he says it was breath taking. >> it was a staggering undertaking and there was no one else i believe other than the american group of military warriors who could do it. >> reporter: the white house now says osama bin laden did not have a weapon. but says his wife rushed a u.s. team membe

. >> i am charley crowson. reaction from around the world but first a check of your local forecast with meteorologist justin berk. >> all right. good morning at 4:30. playing second fiddle to the weather report. but we are looking at storm reports from yesterday. 68 of them basically of high wind and hail across the deep south. arkansas east texas, they would expand that further to the east as it flares up the frontal boundary. severe weather doesn't hook as widespread as the outbreak last week but it had inject more cloud and we will try to get on the warmer side today. still showers threatening the region and will bring in the storms but tuesday night and 55 in baltimore. 58 in pax river not much of a variation and scattered showers or a thunderstorm. 72 this afternoon. our first look at traffic can kim brown. >> reporter: traffic is moving well. so far so good. light volume around the area for your monday morning commute. we have a hand full of road hazards. no accidents as we look live on 695 at wilkins. tr

charley is not here. but that is important one.amie costello and i will host this and we would love it if you would join us. next weekend benefits the family of fallen firefighter mark faulkenhan friday the 13th starting at 7 and goes until midnight. it will be great time. live music and they will have food and tickets are $45 and again it benefits the family of mark faulkenhan in mark he lost his life saving people from an apartment fire. it's a great cause and will be a good time and we hope you join us. jamie and i will be there. visit the website on the screen if you want more information. >>> and if you have something happening in your community and want us to mention it, we would be happy to. tell us. you can e-mail us personal any my address charley's or morning show at wmar.com or on the screen. let us know what's happening. speaking of what's happening, abc2 programming reminder. it's going to be all things osama bin laden on sunday square off that starts at 10 in the morning with richard sher. he joins us here in the stud

charley, back to you in the newsroom. >> thanks a lot. the news touched off a huge and spontaneous celebration including in new york city. an abc news josh elliot has more on the reaction nationwide. ♪ hey hey good-bye. >> reporter: nearly 1 years -- 10 years ago firemen roared through times square on the way to the twip towers. last night they came back to celebrate with their fellow new yorkers. >> [audio not understandable] it's one battle in the war. and the war is not over. >> reporter: nearly midnight when the news broke but across the country people felt compelled to leave and flood into the streets cheering and singing. outside the white house, crowds materialized in minutes. >> this is the coming together for america. it's incredible. >> u-sa, usa, usa. >> reporter: in california, more celebrations. and on college campuses across the nation, students too young to remember much before 9/11 put their stamp on history ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ >> reporter: look at this picture tweeted to us by a student at penn state. campus ove

e-mail me personally or charley or morning show at wmar.com. the addresss are there. we would love to hear from you. let us know what's happening so we can tell everybody what's going on in your community. >>> well it's thursday which means two things. there's a cute animal in the studio, and a fabulous veterinarian. dr. fioramonti is here with the dog that's up for adoption and he is going to take your call. so if you have a question for dr. fioramonti call 410-377- 8100. write it down and call and we will be right back. >>> you know what? >> what? >> he's fabulous veterinarian. >> he is. >> not only that, but he takes every week he comes in here and knows i have a new puzy in the house for a couple months. >> the kids and the weather and the same old conversation. 54 in baltimore and easton. 56 ocean city. and we have got a lot of activities coming. what kind of weather can we expect? we will go to the extended outlook coming up. please, stick around. [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best

. >> reporter: charley had no idea what was in store for him when he arrived here at the baltimore countytive's office. >> you saved the life of your family and i'm humbled by your heroism. >> they are one-of-a-kind. >> reporter: on april 14th, charley fell asleep watching the orioles yankees game. at 4:00 am, he heard crackling and smelled smoke. i had to tell them to jump. my grandmother was not going to jump, but she did. >> he is a good kid. we owe our lives to him. i can't say enough. >> reporter: charry caught his 10-year-old brother when he jumped from a second story window. >> congratulations again, we are very proud of you on behalf of of all baltimore county citizens, you did a good job. >> reporter: considered a hero, charlie said he is happy everybody is safe. >> it's what i should have done for my family, i need them. >> charlie also says the only thing he remembers about fire safety is stop, drop and roll. when asked if he plans to become a firefighter. he said no, he wants to be a professional baseball player. >> next up this morning here on "wjz," evidence now in the hands

charley crowson is off but meteorologist justin berk is here with your forecast. >> all right. yeah. good morning. at 5:31. we have a brand new camera site. another hd camera from a different direction off the maryland science center showing federal hill. wanted to show you this. while it was not the prettiest days early tweed interesting cloud shots and the camera is shifted towards the east. you can see harbor east off there in the distance with sunlight reflected off a few buildings. let's switch it back over. you can see 5 off to the left and swinging a little further off to the left. we are looking north northeast at the inner harbor. we had pretty clouds roll through. occasional showers popped up in the afternoon. and they gave us the rainbow views and this morning, leftover clouds 44 brooklyn park at towson. 41 up towards hearford. a chilly -- hereford. we will show outforecast through more's day in a moment. here's kim with traffic. >> reporter: roadways look good through carroll county. no reported problems along 32 or route 140 heading towards 795. looking live at the

now because the charley in a few months. three days after hiroshima it was not a second seventy five thousand. the annual commemoration of the bombing gave me the opportunity to meet with tony fernandes actually the student had just returned from the united states and i took an american history classes and restarted the use of their torment bomb literature arts art what brought them was that if i and i got aspects of drop in atomic bombs in japan and let's think about and discuss these or. i was quite shocked by this but i realise that then they did tell people of all the consequences all they told me why am i crying out. my grenada never told me anything i only heard the whole story quite recently or perhaps read and heard my second year of university. early that i thought this could be the only time i hear it but i remember it's made me very happy when we got there you know along with her. didn't have to strongly the task it was just the two of us i was always around as they grew up but it is covering that sheer was a gran

. >>> charley sheen is in the bay area tonight. his violent tore torpedo of truth tour plays tonight. sheen announced this week that the profits from the merchandise sold will be donated to brian stowe's medical care. he remains in critical condition after being beaten by dodgers fans in l.a. nearly a month ago. >>> well, they can be dangerous leftovers. how police are helping people rid their medicine chest of unused drugs. >> thank you for wanting to meet me. >> and sharing tears with strangers. the emotional gathering that brought together families with a deep bond. >>> i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. offshore winds blowing around the bay area, turning up the heat. and yes, it is going to get even hotter for tomorrow. in many spots. we will talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, dropping >>> dumping drugs the right way. people all over the bay area were dropping off unused medications today at monitor sites in several cities. it was part of national drug take-back day. law enforcement is trying

charley is off but justin berk is here. justin a.ot of people make plans on cinco day meo -- day myo -- srchgo day myo and they want to -- srchgo day my -- cinco de mayo and want to know about the weather. >> we have leftover clouds and look at prirchtion. 42 in hear -- temperatures. 42 in hereford. we have a chill but we are dry and according to maryland most powerful doppler radar. here we go heading in through this thursday, looking for temperatures that will gave way to -- give way to sunshine. we will aim for 67 a little below normal. but we will have more sunshine and a pleasant breeze and we will see if we can crack the 70s and hold off the rain over mother's day weekend. that's coming up shortly. right now let's go to the roads with kim brown. >>

charley corporations are rooted a. lead. wealthy british scientists not. tied to. the market. to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with meit's cause or no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. you can see . and. welcome back to cross talk i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're talking about obama's peace initiative. to keep. saying. ok dan if i can go back to you at apec the executive director of the organization warned obama against treating both israel and the palestinians quote even handedly that's a pretty interesting statement treat both of them differently how do you how do you interpret that. well it's really simple the united states is an ally of israel and both countries share both the security concerns and alliance and we work together we were terribly and economically but the reason that that's the correct thing to say is that israel is going to be asked and any peace agreement to give up something tangible its territory that contrary to the way some people have put it i do agree with paul it's alternately pol

. >> i am charley crowson. let's kick it off with the forecast with justin berk. >> i want to show outschool i visited friday afternoon. we had a good time. wind for change raising money for the cool kids campaign and we are calculating the totals. so we will pass that along. and kid blowing over 30-mile- per-hour winds. but a good time out there. i want to thank miss heather for setting the program up and we look forward to doing more with them and everybody in the fine city of annapolis who is very proud of the u.s. naval academy this morning. and the entire navy and servicemen and women. looking in annapolis a. few showers on the way from the west. that will be part of the morning ride and on and off showers pushing 72 and a stray thunderstorm this afternoon. it's 6:44. let's go to the road with kim brown. >> reporter: thanks. expect minor delays on the outside of the top side of the outer loop coming from bel air road heading towards york road this morning. again, no major incidents or problems around beltw

they hired him to replace charley sheen on "two and a half" men.e replied with a war lock warning. will fans follow the show without sheen? we'll have details coming up. >>> first, we begin the half hour with the story of dahlia dipilito. the 29-year-old is accused of attempting to hire a hitman to kill her husband in 2009. the jury took three hours to come back with the verdict. mark potter reports. >> decide your verdict based on what you hear in the courtroom. >> reporter: in two weeks of trial, dahlia never testified and it took the jury fewer than three hours to reach the verdict. >> we find the defendant guilty of -- >> she was convicted of trying to hire a hit man her husband of six months. the man she thought was a hit man was an undercover police officer with a hidden camera in his car. during the sting operation in the day the murder was to occur, the police set up a fake crime scene at her townhouse. >> sorry to tell you, he's been killed. >> and she cried dramatically told her that her husband was killed. shortly after, she was arrested

i am charley crowson. megan is on assignment and will be back on thursday. we have a full show for you. great ways to cook smoked salmon. that's one of the universal sea foods we enjoy. a lot easier and more versatile than you may think. also coming up, a day honoring the fallen men and women whoer is of the police force and fire departments. that day is coming up shortly. we will tell you all about that. and a great way to dine out in baltimore and have a great cause along the way. that is straight ahead on "good morning maryland. it's 9:00 and we are learning more and more about the operation that killed osama bin laden and what else they found in the pakistani compound. -- compoundch as news of the death sets in, many very many families are calling the realization bitter sweet. sandra endo has the latest from the turn of event. >> reporter: on a bustle lower manhattan you can see behind me on the yellow fence, fresh flowers, pictures and candles all in memory of the lives lost on 9/11. also, though, the backdrop is the construction of the freedom tower an

here's charley with the morning news update. >>> maryland's michelle sher is honored at the white housey as the 2011 national teacher of the year. she taught for more than 14 years in the public school system in maryland and teaches ap chemistry at urbana in frederick county. she is also fluent in sign language and taught at maryland school for the deaf. the ceremony takes place at 11:45 this morning set to take place in the rose garden at white house. congratulations to you and don't go anywhere any time soon. our facebook two cents for the day, what do you think? should they release the photograph of osama bin laden? let us know on facebook. back to you york for more -- back to new york for more "good morning america." >>> that is the bedroom where navy s.e.a.l.s came upon osama bin laden. he resisted. it was hand-to-hand combat. they shot him twice. once in the chest, once in the head. it was captured on video. cameras in the helmet of navy s.e.a.l. teams. >> you got it. that's right. >> they are supermen. we're going to get inside their mission this morning. just incredible. >> so m