>> chester arthur and his wife did. would not doubt that she would've had contact with them. kerry cashed -- carrie. >> thank you. was there a big age difference between the president and mrs. garfield? >> i do not recall. i think it was five years or less. >> the president was shot again july 2 and he lingered until september. the decision was made to move him to the jersey shore. >> the very place he had been headed to see her. that is where he dies, in her presence. she gets a letter from julia tyler. mrs. tyler writes her a letter and says, i wanted to emphasize that, and she used the word a sister. ofking about this sort sorority of presidential spouses. >> the funeral. 250,000 people came. set the stage for this victorian-era funeral. >> what says it all is the way the white house looked. there are photographs showing it trimmed. mrs. garfield was strong throughout. she did not break down, unlike mary lincoln, who was unable to emotionally withstand the public display of this. mrs. garfield began designing and wor

and on february 24th, 2011, two suspects are arrested and charged with chester jackson's murder. have not yet entered pleas. >>> coming up -- a combative patron gets neutralized by a bouncer. >> i think he decided, i'm going to strike first before this person strikes at me. i'm going to hold him until i get help. my mother made the best toffee in the world. it's delicious. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. [ robert ] we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have like, a ton of dollars. but how're they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by technology and majors in efficiency. so whatever they sav

and culpepper, .3 after mile, m, and, win chester down to .3 of a mile. mile very heavy fog.og and watch the push to the east.e that will be the worst of the day.da once we lose the fog we'll lose it, and 70 in washington and 63 fredericksburg. we're in good shape. spe keeping it nice and dry. d as we get into the day tomorrowo up near 90's and then later wednesday night, we get a little chunk of energy, and, that willl bring it, and, then a cold front, on thursday. thuda >> once that cold front close uu by friday, we'll be right back, comfortable air, and, humidityit creeping up, and, much more comfortable there. the very unusual august.ust. 88 early fog, and, patchy fog, and 7-day forecast, upper 80's,' and near 90 on thursday for anon afternoon thunderstorm, andstm,a that's the cold front, andnt, a behind that front we'll cool it down for the weekend. 80, mid-80's. m-8 should be a beautiful weekend j. that does look great. >> thanks. >> let's take a look at what'sha going on the roads.. 0, but not a -- 0, but not a lot has changed. cnged heard back, ar

it was written in 1884, the final year of the presidency of chester allen arthur and a culmination ofear's long quest by one of arthur's political enemies to prove that chester allen archer was not born in the united states. and that he was there for an impostor president. what hindman did was pick up on chatter during the 1880 republican convention when arthur, who was then a machine politician from new york was unexpectedly chosen to run for vice president on james garfield's ticket. the rumor around the convention was that arthur was not born in fairfield, vermont, but quebec today. well, the evidence for this arthur's father was from northern ireland and then his family moved to quebec and his mother's parents started out in vermont but ended up in quebec. besides his word, there was not any documentary evidence to show that he was actually born in fairfield, vermont. so, hindman and arthur's other enemies fanned the rumors and the rumors took on new intensity and garfield was shot and arthur resumed the presidency in 1881. there were rival conspiracy theories and all sorts of con

in northeast california, quincy, chester, susanville, see the line pushing through. and off to the mendocino coast, pretty good lightning strikes. most of it is pushing far to the north. it should be in the oregon border in the next couple of hours. things have collapsed here much the low moves north. the fog moves in place. and it equals a sunny to mostly sunny day. it includes the fog and low clouds. maybe some thunderstorms again. mendocino, lake county will be in the southern edge. breezy at times. pretty good breeze. and also saw fairfield gust to 32 at travis. 60s, 70s and 80s. and 70s for some. 80s for others. a lot of 60s closer to the coast. not a lot but the cooling trend will take us to the weekend. >> time now, 6:22. a desperate search happening in the south bay. it's about an iraq war veteran. >> why it's important to find the dog. >> the common vial layings the inspectors found in the bay area. . >>> it is 6:25. as california students go back to school, highway patrol officers are making sure the school buses are safe. school buses are inspected by the

temperatures now at the top of the hour 823479 city. 84 in manchester. 2 in chester town. they were above 90. we hit 92 earlier today in downtown baltimore. today we'll ramp it up, upper 80s. the city can find 90, a similar day. overnight 65. by the first thing in the morning 75, a decent commute. dress light. we'll talk about when the rain chances go up once again. that's straight ahead. >>> we've all encountered door-to-door salesmen but a group of women trying to sell people on jesus christ has quite the backlash. >> reporter: the white vans have returned to the parking lot at the granite baptist church in glen burnie but the words sound like fighting words to the jewish council. >> what they're saying is you can accent jesus and also the jewish and there's not a rabbi from the established jewish community who would accept that. >> reporter: the young women from california are missionaries of sort, spreading the word through a polished dvd that contains the testimonial of tom cantor, the found are of -- found are of israel restster operation ministry eye was born into a

co-owned by chester benington, lead singer of lincoln park. >> popcorn shop. >> what if you are lookingitdown restaurant? >> we have sammy hay garr's cabo wabo canteena. and you don't want to miss the mechanical bull at p.b.r. >> and we got to talk shoes. >> steve madden, you'll find the perfect pair. >> again, it's not just shopping. we're talking full on entertain j. >> no other shop has two live theaters and shows that range from comedy to variety shows. >> and variety is the operative word at miracle mile shops where there's literally something for everyone. >> summer's biggest fashion trend is all about shorts. i see you're rocking some little short shorts right now. >> i happen to be, actually, yes. they are on trend, mario. to be exact short shorts are on trend and they are not just for the beach any more. as you see tonight. who wears short shorts? the short answer, everyone. segal.ot looks at fred >> we call this the knee grazer. paired with a beautiful blazer. that makes the whole look sophisticated. this is great going out to coffee with the girls. a beautiful leatherette sho

project and i appreciate the concerns but i'm hoping we can move those items quickly >> thank you chester with the authority. this item begins on 97 of your packet. it's a request for the fund for the gary project and that conceptual phrase manufacture i have a brief presentation about the remaining work to be done. the gary corridor is one of the busiest project in the city with the 38 limited bus lines. this project focuses on providingors bus riders with faster services and speeding up boarding and better conditions arrest this the the solution of the bus rapid transit as well as signal improvements to give the buses the green light more of the time and streetscape improvements. this face was initialed in 2008. at that time, using the common industry methods for the cost phase of the project costs we estimated $60 million. we still had some uncertain about the scope and design so we've been requesting installments up to about $4 million. we've been pushing hard and we've made some tangible process as the chair has alluded to. we've got conceptual xylophones. we've about that conducting

i realized i should have had chester present this. i want to say this is a big item i'll keep that brief. it's one the core functions of the transportation authority only updated every four years. i have a quick presentation followed by quick presentations by 4 of the major capital projects. so this item begins in your

be i don't care. 4 hagerstown. 2.5 mile visibility went chesters below the one mile marker in culpepper easy on the roadways. lots of moisture, trapping the at atmosphere. the mid to upper 60s, low 70s annapolis. humidity is going to stick and all day long. 73 annapolis. 67 glen burnie. we are going to be having the sultry feel as we continue in to the afternoon and also tomorrow. temperatures this morning, above average, 77 degrees baltimore city. glen burnie 70. 73 annapolis. 65 for the low temperatures. ellicott city 68 degrees. big plans for today. maybe go out and hit golf balls, go to jáurdriving range. i suggest that maybe a Ñlittle bit more as you head towards ;a the 9 hour, the following will s be burning off by then, the s temperature coming in 77 degrees. in to the afternoon, we are talking lunchtime, we will begin to see sunshine out there, the temperature coming in around 83. now a check of the traffic with loren. >>> in addition to the fog, we have a crab on the west side, reported on the inner loop, 70. a look at baltimore, doesn't appear to be causing delays. outer loop

chester town in the clear and another line we'll have to watch during the course of the evening. this is around northern cumberland. so the cold front moving in with the warm steeky air. showers and thunderstorm has good possibility during the course of the evening. future radar showing it through hagerstown around 6:45 and central maryland after 8:00 this evening. we'll take a look at the shot downtown, a ton of rain. right now sunny skies and 82 degrees. dew point makes it feel awful. 73 with the westerly wind coming in at 8 miles an hour. it's muggy, going to 76 at 11:00. tomorrow is a drier day with a blend of sunshine and clouds. temperatures are rain cooled from the upper 70s, low 80s. 82 in glen burnie. we're feeling the dew point numbers, close to 80 degrees. that is a nasty feel. the cold front out to the west. we see them on our radar. you can see them popping up over the state at the present moment. out to the west, that's where we're starting to she clearer drier air. that will push into the state by tomorrow afternoon. we have another 16, 18 hours of a muggy feel bef

expectingcenters are school supplies at their north chester street shelter. you can go to our website. >> the home where three young women were held against their will has been destroyed. gina dejesus, amda berry, and michelle might escape. they were held captive for nearly a decade. they symbolize courage and strength. >> i was not planning to be here. but he was there for me -- you were there for may. . -- you were there for me. and the community will decide what will become of the space. castro has been sentenced to life in prison was 1000 meters. if houdini ever went skydiving, he would do it like this 47-year-old did on tuesday. martin's hands were handcuffed to his waist. he was in a casket which was locked all stop he got out and fell 14,500 feet. he escaped and parachuted safely to the ground will stop >> i knew i was falling because i was getting thrown around. thank god i could handle it will stop >> why did he get in the box in the first place? is the second time that he has performed the sky dive. with yourur forecast urologist, -- your meteorolog

host: were ellen or molly's styles as progressive as chester? were they as progressive in their style? guest: alan arthur was. -- ellen arthur was. she was very fashionable, very rich largely for the wealth of her mother, and very ambitious. there are a lot of stories about how she really got behind -- she really did not like that politics kept him away from home so often, but on the other hand, she was a very socially ambitious woman and ambitious for the career. even though she was a selling around one of her very close first cousins, because she was an only child, she was very close to her double cousins, her parents' siblings who had married, so double cousins. during the civil war, chester arthur was able to secure the release of union presence of one of her cousins, but she went to abraham lincoln's 1865 inaugural. she attended the white house wedding of nelly grant. she knew the parents of theodore roosevelt in new york city. she bought at the best stores. they took summers in cooperstown, n.y., and in newport. molly arthur was a little b

i realized i should have had chester present this. i want to say this is a big item i'll keep that brief. it's one the core functions of the transportation authority only updated every four years. i have a quick presentation followed by quick presentations by 4 of the major capital projects. so this item begins in your packet on page 85 by you have some power points before you also on the web. this is the heart the meat of the prop k strategic plan, which projects have how much money in each of the years. i'm going to go through this starting on page 3 of the presentation. why is the prop k strategic plan in the programs plans important. the primary mechanism is by the public board and the committee is responsible for the projects to decide which projects get funded when we it provides a good process you'll see why some projects made it and some doesn't. the project sponsors can make reasonable decisions on the funding. on the upside at any time about stashing a strong pipeline. the other federal and state money is available. having p

very comfortable over the eastern shore, 81 degrees in chester town. but the dewpoints are starting to rise. you can see the numbers making a run for 70 degrees. once we get to that threshold, that is when we talk about very humid conditions. there is nothing going on in central maryland right now. this will move into harrisburg so most of the action stays north of the pennsylvania line for tonight. you see how there is a front on top of us? this means it is separating cooler dryer air to the north and muggy air to the south and this will slide to the north. this will be the focus of a couple scattered storms and showers tomorrow. look at these humidity values. 78-degree dewpoint right now in hat terrace. that is moving south to north. this weekend pretty comfortable weather the dewpoints around 67. it will change by monday and tuesday afternoon. isolated shower. mixture of sunshine and clouds. the bigger deal is going to come on your day on tuesday. if there is a not system at the lakes, that will slide to the south and east and bring a heavy rain sce

chester town getting smacked around. this will continue to move toward the east. it's moving at 30 miles an hour. the storms could drop a copious amount of rains. the storms moving through towson, those have shifted to the east. clear skies out to the west. it's a line of showers developing over deep creek. this has to push across the state through the course of the heaving in. future radar showing that line through 6:00, 7:00, moving into washington county. it will be pretty interesting. look at the shot downtown where we had a tremendous amount of rain move through. now the sunshine is coming out. it's 80 degrees with the bay water at 81. your planner, scat expat and thunderstorms. it will take a break around 8:00 but come back into play at 11:00, temperatures falling back into the temperatures -- temperatures will be into the 70s later tonight. it's 89. nompleally this should be around-- normally, it should be around 86. 81 downtown right now. the dew points are still way up there, tremendous amount of moisture on top of us. that will aid more showers and storm

even over in wind chester if you're heading in that direction.oss the eastern shore. 2.5 miles of reduced visibility in easton. take it easy as you step out and ability. pack your patience this morning. the satellite and radar not picking up on a lot. the fog should be burned off by 9:00. lots of sunshine in the forecast. as we pull out, lots of sunshine across the middle of the nation. you have to head over towards the western and down to the south around florida and georgia to get rain. other than that, definitely things looking good. we're pretty much all across the board here. 70 in baltimore city, 66 perry hall, 67 an, the upper 60s in chestertown, elkton at 66 degrees. if you want to play golf, today is going to be a superb day to do that. >>> let's get a check of the traffic now with lauren. >> well, you definitely have to avoid 95 on the southwest side of baltimore city. a very serious is crash involving a tractor trailer. northbound lanes now shut down approaching the beltway. here's a picture from the scene. these were actually sent in

we have reduced visibility, less than a mile in york this morning also in hagerstown, 1 in wind chester, 5 frederick, 7 easton. the worst of it in the rural areas this morning. that will start to burn off by mid-morning hours and we will see plenty of sunshine for today. in terms of temperatures, we're all along the board. 70 in the city, the upper 50s in woodbine, 64 manchester. the temperature will come in at 83 degrees by noon. >>> some residents are being allowed back home after a wild fire forced them to evacuate. coming up, the latest on the efforts to control the massive fires destroying parts of idaho and a number of other states. >>> today you can enjoy a full-filled day at the zoo without paying a penny to get in. why your trip will be free coming up in just a few moments when good morning maryland continues. >>> the latest on egypt and the continue unrest. according to a report filed by the daily beat the obama administration is in the process of holding up some funding to the country. however, the halt in those moneys is likely not permanent. under law if the u.s. were to de

>> chester, new jersey. >> jimmy: chester, new jersey! [ cheers ] [ scattered applause ] love that. or not. >> jimmy: that's so hard to believe. >> i remember it being rehab, actually. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. either way. one of the two. rehab or a bar. and what -- what is your talent tonight on "audience got talent?" >> we do an amazing party trick. we balance four quarters on top of a dollar. on top of a beer bottle, on top of a brad's head. and then, we remove the dollar without moving the quarters and without ruining brad's favorite shirt. >> jimmy: all right, this is very exciting. can we get like, a beer? can we get a full beer up here? this is very -- this is really fun, i wanna have you guys at parties. yeah, i know. it's -- all right, so you're gonna put it on his head. that's one trick right there. you guys are going for the -- >> take your time. take your time. >> jimmy: take your time, yeah. he's a very -- >> back a little bit. >> jimmy: all right, you're kind of guiding the bottle. this is -- you're -- >> very carefully. >> jimmy: he's a little shaky. had a cup of coffee b

arthur president chester arthur may sixth one thousand nine hundred two at last came in response to a flawed of chinese immigrants who were imported into the united states by the big railroads to work on large labor projects like building the first transcontinental railroad to boston unions and that law is one of the largest restrictions on free immigration in u.s. history as well as one of the most explicitly racist laws ever passed the same students who don't know about the chinese exclusion act also probably haven't heard about the ludlow massacre attack by the colorado national guard by colorado fuel and iron company camp guards on a tent colony of twelve hundred striking coal miners and their families and ludlow colorado on april twentieth one nine hundred fourteen ludlow massacre was one of the most important moments in american labor relations history it's missing from or under played by most textbooks the history of labor in america isn't the only part of our nation's history that's been stripped out of our classrooms coast to coast most american students have probably. i he

and maybe that's good thing since so many kids are going back to school continue including in win chester remember vir. city school are going back. berkeley county west virginia. dave anderson reminded of that on facebook we know that fredrick printed george county also going back tomorrow. our temperature tomorrow at warmer than today. this was our temperature. quite unusual in mid atlantic but i want god see high temperature today across rest of the country. because there no short pbl heat and that will be make run back at us. for those of you feel like just a little bit too earlier going back to school. for monday though our temperature about 81 degree. mix of clouds and sun probably hiv tkwrer on cloud. and shower or even thunderstorm can't be rule out. although think the gull it may lots of sunshine and temperature about 87 degrees but it will definitely feel like august. >> look across region at this hour. down 61 degree fredrick. moment everybody in 60s leonard town 64 humidity at showing us due points in low 60s and so when those temperature get down closer to due points it we get

>> i need to see if chester can add more if we need additional cash capacity for the jacob's contract and how much cash we have continued to work through recess if we don't take this action. >> are we not in a position to suspends work until we get some clarification? this project's taking forever already with the... >> what's another month after nine years? >> i know this is [inaudible] a: >> you could suspends, but in the meantime, you know, we are continuing to work with commissioner mar and trying to finds a way to kick some speed into the project right now. >> let' see if there's any -- is there a motion or something... >> i guess i'll reiterate my motion... >> sorry, we'll take public comment before. >> hank you staff, thank you for your presentation and entertaining our comments. i'd like to open up for public comment now please. come forward. i'm very familiar with what's been going on with geary corridor for over 26 years since 1986. the geary brt is supposed to be -- having worked on prop k and having the priority, having the funding through brt in a priority three category,

the first child of chester and dora franzach. but baby paul was snatched from his mother's arms right in the maternity ward of a chicago hospital. >> the baby was kidnapped. >> the baby was gone. >> reporter: dor a's public appearance went unheeded. >> we are questioning suspects throughout the day. >> reporter: a massive dragnet came up empty. just over a year later, a child matching paul's description was found in new jersey. they claimed him as their own and took him home to chicago. now an adult, he works at a college, is married and has a child of his own. a dna test shows he's not their child after all. >> what are you trying to accomplish? >> my main goal for this whole project is to find the real paul. my parents raised me and they did a great job and i feel that if i don't do everything i can to help find their real child then i'm not doing my job as a son. >> you can see more of barbara waters's exclusive interview tomorrow on good morning america. >>> now it's the preseason. baltimore ravens kicked off the game with th

chester, principal planner with the authority. this item begins on page 85. i have a brief presentation that will provide some background on the project, talk about our resent progress and talk about the remaining work to be completed within the proposed contract amendment. just by way of background the the proposed [inaudible] on the geary corridor including a dedicated lane for buses, also including enhancementings for the pedestrian walkway. we've been revising the project definition and the alternatives. we've got full conceptual designs for the entire corridor now for all of the original alternative for block by block. the new news is a new variant that was developed by the project team in response in part to some of the community outreach we've been doing. what we call alternative three consolidated. the buses run in the center, as with the original alternative three, but we're consolidating the local and vrt service together so there's one service that runs -- runs down the street. this eliminates the need for bus passing lanes, which were featured in

. >> after flirting all summer with rival chelsea, he is staying with man chester united. man u.as rejected chelsea's second bid for a uniony transfer and rooney discouraged a third bid. >> a new long term deal, donovan is taking with the galaxy. he had considered a return to europe, but the galaxy has made him an offer he can't refuse. >> a group is otherwising that try and bring the 2004 olympics to washington, d.c. the united states hasn't hosted since the 1996 games in atlanta. that's your look at morning sports. >> thank you so much. next up, something you may not exactly like on facebook, a number of governments are making thousands of requests to access user data. >> shakespeare behind bars, two brothers deliver classic drama with a hiphop twist and pass along an important message for chicago inmates. >> you may not like this. facebook says governments from all over the world have requested data from 38,000 of its users. the social media giant says half of the requests are from the united states. it says 74 countries overall are asking for the info. facebook's not alone. g

with a kidnapping 49 years ago, in 1964, just a day after paul fronczak was born, the first child of chester and dora fronczak. but baby paul was snatched from his mother's arms right in the maternity ward of a chicago hospital. >> the baby was kidnapped? >> the baby was gone. >> i don't know how someone can come and take a woman's baby. >> reporter: dora fronczak's public appeal to the kidnapper went unheaded -- >> do you have any suspects here in chicago that you are going to question? >> we are questioning suspects throughout the day. >> reporter: a mass tif dragnet came up empty. just over a year later a child was thought to be him and the parents took him home. are now an adult, paul works for a college in nevada. he's married around has a child of his own, a normal life, until a year ago when a dna test showed his not the fron zach's child after all. >> what are you trying to accomplish? >> my main goal is to find the real paul. my parents raised me and did a great job. i feel that if i don't do everything i can to help find their real child, then i'm not doing my job as a son. >> this

a man tried to rob the bottle shop convenient store on wynn chester boulevard yesterday morning.e suspect reached across the county and used a stun gun on the click. he then ran out with some items including cans of soda. lucky the clerk was not seriously hurt. >>> the man accused of kidnapping two children may have rigged his car with explosives. police say james lee dimaggio may have abandoned his blue nissan but not without setting explosives inside. anyone who sees a suspicious vehicle is asked not to approach it but call 911. he is accused of starting a fire that killed the mother and unidentified child. police have received a lot of leads but there are no confirmed sightings of dimaggio. >>> a new terror threat against the u.s. consulate in pakistan. the state department says the evacuation is due to specific threats against the consulate. it's not clear if this evacuation is related to the closing of other u.s. embassies and consulates in the middle east and africa this week. >>> president obama is expected to answer questions about the recent terror threats and evacuation

secondly, let me tell you quickly what the two or three or five stores down there on chester that's going to be in for when pet food express arrive, they called my store asking for prices that they apparently wanted to match. this went on for months and once they figured out that we got -- we were on to them, they had their customers at their counters call us, and how i know this, because i asked the customers, are you standing there, and they said yes. so, as far as, you know, having this integrity about pricing and the fairness of pricing and buying, it's a fantasy because i'm living proof that that has happened. if you approve this particular pet food express which was already decided four years ago, all you're doing is adding to the domination of this company, they want to dominate the entire area of the pet food industry. this is a seminal moment for this committee, the moment is if you decide to let this project go through, you are going to open up the flood gates for all the rest of the big box stores that are watching this carefully. i urge you to reject this. thank you. >> thank

this is not going to show you the fog in the area, particularly west, out 81, wind chester, martinsburg haguers town, very thick dense fog. in fact we have a dense fog advisory until 10:00 all those counties in gray under dense fog advisories particularly from the west. once we burn off the fog, upper 80s. we didn't get out of the 70s yesterday. >> thank you, tucker. >> let's check in with julie wright and 95 north. >> the crash occurred around 3:00 i-95. accident had northbound lanes completely blocked. as tucker is doing his weather, we are seeing movement along i-95. these folks were stuck an hour and a half. they were turning them around at the scene. northbound i-95 being diverted eastbound. you may want to use baltimore washington parkway. no accidents between college park and bethesda. we have reports of debris and clean up continues northbound i-95 in virginia. eastbound 66 losing speed. that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >> we are following breaking news former pakistani president sharraf has been charged with murder on buda. basharaf is currently confined to his ho

with a kidnapping 49 years ago in 1964, just a day after paul fronczak was born, the first child of chester and dora fronczak. but baby paul was snatched from his mother's arms right in the maternity world of the chicago hospital. >> the baby was kidnapped? >> the baby was gone. >> i don't believe you're desperate to take another woman's baby. >> reporter: dora fronczak's public appeal to the kidnapper went unheeded. >> do you have any suspects here in chicago that you are going to question? >> we are questioning suspects throughout the day. >> reporter: a massive dragnet came up empty. just over a year later, a child somewhat matching paul's description was found in new jersey. the fronczaks claimed him as their own and took him home to chicago. now an adult, paul works for a college in nevada. he's married and has a child of his own, a normal life, until a year ago when a dna test showed he is not the fronczaks' child after all. >> what are you trying to accomplish? >> my main goal for this whole project is to find the real paul. my parents raised me and they did a great job. i feel that

. >> the family center is excepting supplies at its north chester street shelter. go to the education page on our website, wbaltv.com. >> people are using them to get their news updates. the country has high tech vending machines on almost every corner. it can provide disaster updates. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. >> we are asking, besides snacks and drinks, what other items would you like to see in vending machines? keep sending us those responses. >> i think a bacon vending machine. >> hands down. >> the orioles score in the double digits. keith mills will have highlights. >> >> now weather and traffic on the 1's. how are the trains running? >> we have one cancellation. 511 out of aberdeen has been canceled. everything running on time from edgewood. we are getting reports of an accident southbound on the j.f.x. at falls road. traffic in the southbound direction and no sign of the accident or delays. we will keep you posted. taylor avenue and perring parkway, we have a disabled vehicle in parkville. route 97 in sisal, watch for that down

using a stun gun on a convenience store clerk just before noon today at the bottle shop on south win chester boulevard this, video shows a clerk ringing up items for a customer that jolts her and gaets way without paying. the robber holding a large hello kitty bag ran to a waiting older white pontiac grand prix. >> many developments in the crash of asiana flight 214. a bay area law firm filed a new lawsuit against the airline and boeing representing 12 passengers claims boeing designed and manufactured the aircraft with defects including a faulty auto throttle and inadequate warning systems. they say the pilot had less than eight seconds warning there was a problem and claims boeing failed to properly train and update pilots on the aircraft. >> the water for other 80% of the factor that's contributed to why this plane was too low, too slow and why the pilots were in a position before real yidzing they were in danger they zrnt enough time to correct.íc so have you this tragedy. >> the lawsuit also claims asiana negligently operated, maintained and piloted the aircraft knowing the defects wer

using a stun gun on a convenience store clerk just before noon today at the bottle shop on south win chester boulevard this, video shows a clerk ringing up items for a customer that jolts her and gaets way without paying. the robber holding a large hello kitty bag ran to a waiting older white pontiac grand prix. >> many developments in the crash of asiana flight 214. a bay area law firm filed a new lawsuit against the airline and boeing representing 12 passengers claims boeing designed and manufactured the aircraft with defects including a faulty auto throttle and inadequate warning systems. they say the pilot had less than eight seconds warning there was a problem and claims boeing failed to properly train and update pilots on the aircraft. >> the water for other 80% of the factor that's contributed to why this plane was too low, too slow and why the pilots were in a position before real yidzing they were in danger they zrnt enough time to correct.íc so have you this tragedy. >> the lawsuit also claims asiana negligently operated, maintained and piloted the aircraft knowing the defects wer

with a kidnapping 49 years ago, in 1964, just a day after paul fronczak was born, the first child of chesterd dora fronczak. but baby paul was snatched from his mother's arms right in the maternity ward of a chicago hospital. >> the baby was kidnapped? >> the baby was gone. >> i don't know how someone can come and take a woman's baby. >> reporter: dora fronczak's public appeal to the kidnapper went unheaded -- >> do you have any suspects here in chicago that you are going to question? >> we are questioning suspects throughout the day. >> reporter: a mass tif dragnet came up empty. just over a year later a child was thought to be him and the parents took him home. are now an adult, paul works for a college in nevada. he's married around has a child of his own, a normal life, until a year ago when a dna test showed his not the fron zach's child after all. >> what are you trying to accomplish? >> my main goal is to find the real paul. my parents raised me and did a great job. i feel that if i don't do everything i can to help find their real child, then i'm not doing my job as a son. >> this is

as a teenager in west chester pa., he stood up against racial segregation.e moved to new york and join the communist party for a while, got a sense of the injustices of capitalism, but then in the 1940's, 50's, and 1960's, made his home in the had a time when we were not only faced with the world war and the cold war, but when peace activists were beginning to realize you cannot have peace without racial justice. in the 1940's an 1950's, he pioneered the use of gandhi and nonviolence as a way of calling attention to segregation and other forms of racism in the united states. so he organized a freedom ride long before the freedom rides that we know about from the 1960's. againstion to his work nuclear weapons, when the montgomery bus boycott started at the end of 1955 and word traveled north and this was went down toustin montgomery alabama, introduced himself to dr. king, and begin a process of -- began a process of entering and tutoring him so that gaudy and nonviolence would become central to have dr. king conduct these freedom struggles. brought up the pl