make some good plays on defense and helped the cubs for an opening day win. the bleachers are beginning to fill up and we're back to 1230 with our preteens special and then begin to follow here and wgn. . >> see you in about 25. baseball experts are not expecting much from the cubs this season but don't tell the fans that. you know they are as optimistic as ever. ernie says the enthusiasm of opening day and the friendly conference never gets old. . >> new managers new coaches new players everything is new defense of nasa and the cubs in a while eager to seize it came in a country greenfield them offensive been hanging out at the ballpark early this morning some say the mix of young talent in veterans' is the right recipe for world series winner. rahm emanuel joined at our morning team there to celebrate the home opener. he talked to them about the team owner request for public funding. . >> this is a great tourist attraction and a great baseball team increase should and one of the floors. i do have it bottom line and it does affect taxpayers. . >> he addresse

we knew to bring up that cub was going to be a real struggle.the end make it and in the end is reunited as a grown-up. it's a disney film. it has to have a happy ending. >> reporter: this is vicki mabrey for "nightline" in new york. >> beautiful. "african cats" opens tomorrow, earth day. disney, our parent company, is contribu trigtributing to the a wildlife foundation. >>> finally tonight, senator john ensign of nevada announced today that he is resigning, elected to the senate as a family values conservative. in 2007, he began an affair with the wife of his best friend and top staffer doug hampton. he gave an exclusive interview to "nightline" two years ago, charging that ensign had broken senate rules and the law when his parents paid the hamptons $96,000. that payment has beennd

a boy scout/cub scout vehicle," but because of all the decals, there was no guesswork. it always the little things that get you, but we got our details handled on this car. the clock is ticking, and we know we can't afford to make any mistakes. this is really the first place that i've worked where there was a deadline. doing restorations and stuff like that, i basically told them it'd be done when it's done. and when you do start rushing, then that's when you come up with problems. we've worked two nights-- e ghll:30 in the morning, one till 12. alan put a lot more nights in it than we did. so it was pretty hecc, and then we were all on top of one another 'cause it seemed to be everybody's work that needed to be done was in the same area. so we had the interior guy doing the interior while we were trying to do the a.c. vents and the stereo. so were nstantly stopping... it made it really difficult. when the truck first got here, i said we need to make sure the doors open and close good with the rubbers on. you knowi' ran io osproblems bore. i call it a rookie mistake. bo

cub, maura. of disney nature's "african cats," filmed in kenya. two years they followed the big cats, documenting their ferocious love. their life-and-death struggles. the crew's access, their proximity to the feline stars is remarkable. >> we're almost as close as we are here. and they could so easily, they could say, have some lunch. but they don't. >> reporter: we met allister and keith at the bronx zoo, where they admitted to casting their cats with "the lion king" in mind. >> a really gripping story. we wanted to make the real "lion king." we chose that boy, having a good, old roar. >> reporter: the film is theatrical, with heroines, and villains. plot lines and storywork. filled with drama and comedy. and tragedy. >> the oldest lioness, layla, was limping from the beginning. she had a 6-month-old cub. and we knew to bring up a cub was going to be a struggle. maura doesn't make it. and in the end, is reunited. it does have a happy ending. >> reporter: this is vicki mabrey, in new york. >> re

one of our best selling books of remark is a book called the chicago cubs, our team, our dream. i grew up in chicago. it teaches you about life. i've always said that. thank you very much for coming. has been a tremendous pressure.

opening day at wrigley field, cub's shortstop stops, spins, and throws to get the out.ubs lose to the pirates. heat put on a fast-break clinic. the ball never hits the floor. dwyane wade throws it down. miami blows out minnesota and takes over second place in the division. with boston banged up. >> i think there was traveling there. >> phillies win, dodgers win, i'm going to puke. >> it's okay. we have 160 left. >> i ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, newscast is tomorrow morning at 4-30. all right, james franco is on letterman. it will be better than the oscars, we promise. have a great weekend.

opening day at wrigley field, cub's shortstop stops, spins, and throws to get the out.s lose to the pirates. heat put on a fast-break clinic. the ball never hits the floor. dwyane wade throws it down. miami blows out minnesota and takes over second place in the division. with boston banged up. >> i think there was traveling there. >> phillies win, dodgers win, i'm going to puke. >> it's okay. we have 160 left. >> i know. >> 161. >> it will be better soon. we'll be right back. ,,,, introducing the thunderbolt by htc. immense power. scorching speed. the first phone strong enough to run on the fastest, most advanced 4g network in america. they were thrilled. she's a natural vibrato. oh. we started saving for this music camp in vermont. so i told them about some of the wells fargo online savings tools like my savings plan, which helps them set up and monitor a savings goal. until we found out that maybe her teacher uses certain terms a little bit loosely. rebecca is clearly very gifted. [ banker ] we decided to roll that money into ashley's college account. turns out there'

is it good for shareholders. >> one of the few things i agree with tom hudson with is we are cub fans together. we will see it next. corporate oin means access to capital but now means quandary as to leadership, ownership style, $3 billion television deal with fox. with the dodgers, but where did that money go. the mccourts are in a major divorce situation and the bottom line is can:with corporate you always don't have that one line of spoiblt responsibility where the commissioner looks at you and says are you responsible here. that is the problem with corporate ownership. >> tom: thank you, rick horrow c.e.o. of rohr row sports. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: as we reported, federal reserve policymakers begin a two-day meeting on interest rates. their decision will be released on wednesday. we'll also see quarterly results from amazon.com, coca-cola, u.p.s. and ford. and speaking of ford, its c.e.o., alan mulally, joins us to talk about those results and the company's outlook for the rest of the year. >> susie: more fallout from the japanese earthquake for vehicle

and in chicago, matt garza makes his cubs debut, striking out 12 pirates.ild play in the ninth though. pittsburgh's pedro alvarez, the slow roller, but the throw to the first is wide. neil walker will slide between the catcher's legs. he is safe. pirates rally to beat the cubs 5-4. when we come back, another look at this morning's top stories. and for miranda lambert and lady antebellum, the big winners at last night's academy of country music awards. academy of country music awards. even though i'm a great driver, and he's... not so much. well, for a driver like you, i would recommend our new snapshot discount. this little baby keeps track of your great driving habits, so you can save money. [sighs] amazing. it's like an extra bonus savings. [ cackling ] he's my ride home. how much can the snapshot discount save you? call or click today. of travel frustration. now-- more jets are found with cracks. the latest on the investigation and the impact on bay area flights. plus.. time to hang up. law enforcment gets tough on distracted drivers. one politician's pl

he's a tiger cub. the 3-month-old bear cubs are in good health and are being cared for by park ranger. they're actually taken from their mother to avoid them from being hurt by their mother after she showed signs of rejecting them. clearly, though, their new tiger cub friend isn't rejecting them. they're having a fabulous time together we understand. aren't they the cutest? >>> well, that's news4 midday. we thank you for being with us. y invite you to tune in at 4, 5, 6 and 11. and i'll be back monday morning.

[applause] an important pick up midseason, late-season from the chicago cubs, he started four different post-season games for the giants, infielder. will the recovery once hunted for a double. travis ishikawa -- we saw this, but we never thought we would see a bunt later, but there it was in the clinching game, aubrey huff. [applause] how about this next giant -- so young to be the longest tenured member of the world championship giants, 2-0 in the postseason. he did not give up a run all post-season long. his cap is in cooperstown as we speak. starting pitcher, matt cain. [applause] this guy knows how to make an entrance. first world series, he hit a double. his first at bat, second, third, giants second baseman freddie sanchez. how about the giants' backup catcher, had a memorable home run against none other than roy holiday, eli white size. [applause] in game four, he hit a home run, and that pretty much did the rangers in. he is the capture of the giants. buster posey. [applause] how about giants infielder ryan rohlinger? ryan. in game four of the national championship series, this

recent additions are even more remarkable as chad was rarely give birth in captivity the adorable cubs you can see there may be very tardy but people are still being very careful of the moment as if you chose predator instincts from an early lunch. that competition is being organized by wazoo to decide names for pickups. and you can see those pictures again once again on our website ality dot com now kareen as promised we're bringing the latest business news that's in just a few moments from now stay with us here in moscow. for the full story we've got it from. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on the party. the. mission in which crisis if you newly found it sunk in from funds to. keep don't come. come to our business update p.p. has confirmed for the first time that together with ross now it has offered cash at all to cover charities to the russian shareholders in tank a.t.p. it wants to buy those partners out so it can proceed with a sixteen billion dollars share swap and arctic exploration deal with ross that b.p. held its annual general meeting

from channel 2 in alaska where on nearby spy island discovery of the new world stopped a mama and her cubsn her tracks. in between that time, workers arrived and transformed the area into an oil complex. they ended their stay and headed for a less crowded habitat. that is an amazing story. i cannot imagine having them go to sleep and wake up and then look an oil field. >> imagine the worker that was sitting then and then looked up and there was a polar bear. >> this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc stays. >>> you can get closer than ever to the object of their affection. every subtle brush stroke of the 600 year old frescos can be seen on the ceiling of the eye of the renaissance. adrenalin junkies are going for the bragging rights of the champion. mexico held the cliff diving world series this weekend. and for a chance to compete in the world series. 27 runners from 12 countries competed at the north poll. challengeths were created and they were able to run through the night because this time of year it is day light around the clock. i cannot imagine liv

cougar, cub, whatever you want to call me. >> no cubs. the giants.ut here. >> it is. brian wilson you have about 30 seconds to get your butt out here. >> i don't think he can move that fast. >> this is a beautiful shot of san francisco this morning, guys. >> thanks for joining us today. "today" show coming up next. [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it.

two shots roll within feet of the cub. he gets to 12 under par. then this at 16. to catch scott, his birdie putt. he's at the 12 under tie. then at 17 -- with a putt to take the lead. yes, so the 26-year-old south african only needs to par at 18 to win. >> he's two putts from victory. and he takes the master's, 2011. >> he birdies the last four holes to victory, 50 years after -- became the first international to win the nationals. another south african is putting on the green jacket. >>> so he finishes two shots better. tiger finished tied for fourth. schwarzal said he liked playing from behind. >> i calmed myself as much as i could. things started going for me. it's always nice when things start going in the right direction. >>> after beginning the season with a rough road trip, the giants were hoping to open the home campaign with a sweep of the cardinals. buster posey received his award to cap the celebration. no score in the first when sandoval -- his bat hit the catcher right in the head. everybody is okay. barry zito allowed just one run headed to the sixth

. >>> and finally, the alaska zoo is looking for a home for this polar bear cub, that is now believede orphaned. this cub was rescued on friday at this oil field where it was first spotted with its mother several weeks ago. that's a quick look at the headlines. >>> time for the weather and jackie meretsky. >> thank you, ron, again. when you have to blow up levees, you know the flooding situation is serious. let's look at video from pocahontas, arkansas. that is in northeastern arkansas. basically, because of a series of heavy rainfall, from april 22nd to the 27th, this is what you got. and more rain on the way. basically, the worst flooding is in six states. from illinois and indiana, all the way down through arkansas. that's where 18 river gauges are in major flooding. and more rain on the way. that will be in the ohio river valley by sunday.ur this weather has been brought to you by united health care. bianna, back to you. >> all right, jackie. i'm envious of your hair. mine is in a pony tail here because it's windy. >>> coming up on "good morning america," 2 weddings, 1 family, 30

you could tell it was the cubs, because it was the first fight ever where both guys lost. [ laughteries and gentlemen, we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, everybody, what a fun show we're going to have. i just want to say quickly, a big thank you to ben and jerry's. it's official guys, we have our own ice cream. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that's right. it's called late night snack. you can get in scoop shop stores. it's fair trade vanilla with, get ready for this, potato chip clusters covered in chocolate, fair trade, piece de resistance, swirl of salted caramel. [ audience oohs ] it's delicioso. yes. ben and jerry came by yesterday. they were super nice. we went over to bill's burgers? phenomenal place. if you're in manhattan, go to bill's burgers. and the people that work there are amazing. 51st? >> 51st and 6th. >> steve: right between 5th and 6th -- >> jimmy: and you know exactly where it is. >> steve: i'm not google maps. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but they were so great over there, and ben and jerry actually came down to t

dodgers took the 8-5 lead in the 8th but the cubs exploded for five runs. jeff baker breaks an 8-8 tie with a shot to the gap that rolls to the not yet ivy covered walls. chicago wins 10-8. dodgers like the giants four games behind first place colorado. >>> the as tonight in seattle trying to avoid a streak. hadn't experienced it since 1978 since oakland was shut out in three consecutive games. trevor cahill had to do something spectacular to keep them in foul territory down the right-field line to retire shawn figins. the as ended a scoreless streak at 20 innings in the third. here in the fourth kevin hit the sinking liner to center that michael saunders couldn't handle. that scored curt suzuki for the 2-1 oakland lead. curt pennington got all of the jason vargas pitch with a 2-1 shot for pennington and the 4-1 oakland lead. the as broke it out with five in the sixth. a three run blast by kevin. his bat comes alive with two hits and four rbis on the night. cahill allows just one run in six innings improving his record to 3-0. the as win it 9- 1. the same t

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schools starts in october violates the first rule of bears which is never get between a momma and her cubs. >> reporter: but the tea party in pleasantton says it will soon have 25,000 members and political power to go with it. >> we'll have the numbers for the elections coming up. >> reporter: believe it with rallies like this, even with the tea party groups in the east bay joining forces. democrats say the numbers are simply not there to make a difference. in san francisco, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >> today is april 15th but there's still time to file your taxings. this year the tax deadline is monday april 18th because of the immancipa to the best pation holiday today in washington. >> cash is king, it's what you actually have in the state treasury to pay the bills that is most important. >> officials say some last minute taxpayers who are waiting for refunds should get those refunds in about three weeks. >>> many schools across california are struggling with budget cuts and money woes. coming up in about 10 minutes, one northern california teacher using an unusual tactic to r

no more teasing him about the cubs or commence reading about the woeful redskins.nt years i wouldn't call it a tradition but facing the countdown we were on. i've made a point to always call him whenever i was going to my first baseball game of the year. looking in san francisco usually with a cigar and a good pal would tell him that kaine is pitching, we are planning. he would tell me have fun, i wish i was with you. i'm going to miss making that call this year. before the first eulogy, we want to show a video of our father. he's talking about one of his two most famous topics, his grand children or the voters. this is about voters from three years ago in 2008 in new hampshire. we think you will enjoy it for the same reason we do. it shows how much he loved what he did and how he was still at 878-years-old his 13th presidential campaign decades and decades and decades on the beat and not a cynical bone in his body. let's watch. >> i have a lot of memories of talking to voters here and across the country. one of my favorite experiences in reverse was being run off

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he says that would be good for his business and good for cub. >> -- returned fromuba few days ago. we asked him for his impression on how cubans are reacting to the proposed economic reforms. >> i think that there is a lot of uncertainty. people have been hearing the announcements that 500,000 people will be losing their jobs at the state sector. there has been some holes opening for them but not five and a thousand people in six months. ere is a lot of uncertainty, people are paying much more for basic staples than before. there is a lot of anxiety, the hope that this would be the kickoff for major reforms. you did not get the opportunity for alternative ways to earn a decent living. >> how realistic is the expectation that people laid off by state enterprises will find other jobs or become self- employed? >> this require a massive change and attitude by the government in this sense that they would really have to open up this sector much more aggressively than they have done so far. for now, the schedule of the dismissal of the state employees has beenen scheduled and they have ta

thankfully, the cubs are healthy and been welcomed with open arms by their mother. >>> just when you think folks have thought about everything royal, think again. in london there's an edible portrait of the royal couple on pizza. olives and sausages used for hair, chicken for their faces and pepperoni for decorative flowers. it sets you back 700 bucks but all proceeds go to charity. but this next item on the menu is free as long as you can manage to eat the whole thing. a restaurant in china created a five pound hamburger. anyone who can finish it within two hours. the giant beef patty is topped with dozens of slices of tomato and cucumber and ketchup sandwiched between a football sized bun. i say the tomatoes and cucumbers get in the way. >> how many points would that be? >> i'd say we don't want to be. >>> time for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day on nbc. president obama expected to confirm several changes to the nation's national security leadership. cia director leon panetta will reportedly replace outgoing defense secretary robert gates. gener

a baby tiger cub was born in the zoo last week. siberian tigers are a rare species and rarely born in captivity. zookeepers raised his mother, so he's being bottle fed, as well. >>> this is a true love story about birds. storks mate for life and for the past eight years, one male returns annually to nest with his companion who can't migrate due to a gunshot wound. a man in croatia has taken care of her ever since. although the bird's tardiness made a few nervous that he didn't show, the male did end up returning for the ninth year in a row to be with his one and only. how sweet. >>> a warning for you, vikings may be coming to a restaurant near you. one blacksmith that's made viking armor for big hollywood productions is now going mainstream with his medieval gear. he's taken to the streets with it, literally, dawning helmets and swords. he and his buddies spending time showing up around the city not to do battle, usually just to grab a quick bite. they have a lot of time on their hands. but you know, a lot of people are asking, why

>> i know, well, the cubs don't have names, just yet.oors. searches for treadmills are down 26% compared to last year but hiking yoga and outdoor yoga mats are rising. boot camp workouts, both indoor and outdoor, continue to spark interest, mostly among women, who make up more than two-thirds of those searches. and most of the ladies are from california, texas and georgia. well, all of that exercise and eating well may be put on hold though, as we head into the two big holidays next week. queries for passover recipes are up 85%. easter cakes and easter candy are spiking, too. searches for the easter bunny started back in february. and here's something cute, apparently more girls than boys are looking at the easter bunny online. searches are almost six times higher for girls under 13 than boys. and it seems young women are also more active online when it comes to looking for summer work. girls made up 69% of the searches for summer jobs over the last month. where do they want to get hired? mcdonald's, macy's, starbucks, walgreens and whol

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. >> talking with a number of people about looking at a cub talented that out for it the children that live in this state are going to be in poverty this year. 43% of women have babies now as single mothers. that is an historic shift. something is happening in gender relations. i saw a brilliant review on sunday, the text without context. the idea of physical reality is under assault as we move to a faster, edgier, noisier and more opinionated media landscape. what if all of the ethnic media, legacy media, decided to take back data that children in poverty had grown from 18% to 35%, doing it from the standpoint most relevant to their audience. you might begin to get an impact on sacramento, on the public. public awareness might begin to grow. media keeps propelling news, but it is consumed with a public state. partially because it is not very diverse and the society that it reflects is so complicated, so fragmented, in some ways i believe that investigative journalism is easier. we might know what went down with chauncey bailey and the oakland police department, but we do not know how

. >>> an east bay restaurant named after william went to the cub by outside. he is raising money for brian stowe and until 11:00 tonight. the restaurant will do donate of the proceeds to the fund. a raffle and auction was also henned among the items are -- donations were steady all day. >> their response has been tremendous, from little kids given $1 from their allay wans to people making huge -- >>> doctors are carefully watching the reactions of brian stowe this weekend. they are reducing the medication that has kept him in a coma since he was savagely beaten. experts say the next two to three days are critical and it's how difficult to tell after being removed in the coma. doctors say some people wake up and they are okay. some wake up and they're not okay and some never wake up. stowe has not yet opened his eyes. >>> the debate over medical marijuana shops in san jose could end this we can. just last week, the council approved zoning for the club. can't decide on how many are allowed. some con council members want to limit it to 15. right now there are mor

gung him out at first and cubs beat arizona. 2009 rookie of the year robbing two runs batted in. washington. red sox looking for their first win of the year. here comes one run. here comes another. a play at the plate. >> he is safe. >> and the call is? >> the giants are off to a bad start. the as are off to a bad start. and guess who else is? >> my goodness, your hair is black. >> i think i need a new one. >> you always need a new picture. >> oh, wow. >> that's very questionable producing by brian. we will get that changed. >> clearly that call turned my hair white. >> like i say you are off to a rough start. >> i didn't practice. >> everybody is off to -- boston hasn't won a game either. they haven't won a game this season. rest assured. we are all in th lysol believes no toilet is complete until it's completely clean. lysol kills 99.9% of germs and removes stains better than clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach. so if you want to do the whole job, lysol's got you covered. >>> all right. so crummy weather. >> thursday. thursday. very blustery. much cooler. only in the 50s. ch

. >> congress is n over a what cubs arell waiting to ar i jus what are the onom refms that the communist rty s proved. e wod outne tt so far ne of the fer details have been released. >> some of thearket reforms were alady underay, such as allowingeoplto setp small businessesncluding hiring labor. it loo like prite prorty is also making a ceback with house sales allodor the rst time since the revolution. but at least a million sta rkers look set to lose ther jon overstaff state enterprises and theussi bo with all its subsidized food is set t vanish too. thiss not a return to pitalism, most of the economy will remain in ste hands. t cu is takgt first step towardmarket reform. >> securit arrangements for throya wedding have been unveiled. lice have rejected an application by radical musm group to stage a demonstration on the dayf the eventutsi weminster abey. the prince wilamill rry cate mdlet. 5,00offirs will be duty on the y. >> forhe pice it's about spotting troubleeforit haens. th nefits of the route from buckinghamalac to the abbey is that it's extremely sece. almost every buildg is go

but it's not gone anywhere in terms of seceding and breaking up the cub supply do you think a case can be made by a state that the federal government is too big and the taxation is too great? we ought to get out of the federal government, we ought to get out of the union and go our own ware. >> sounds familiar. there was a very fierce debate in the 1850s about that. and it was settled in 1865. like that said, but -- >> but the -- the government has, what -- the -- [everyone talking at once] >> state power -- federal authority has grown. >> you sound like rick perry. fact that nobody lost a vote in texas as far as i know by advocating for the republican of texas, very serious thing. the rest of the country folks don't realize how much this means to some states. but i move from the land of lincoln. >> what is -- what is there that could prevent this from ever happening today? [everyone talking at once] >> the u.s. army, john! >> not >>> predictions, pat. >> tough time for israel this fall. the general have assembly in september, the general assembly will vote to recognize the palestinian

today, we are all cubs fans. will ask you to stand and sing with me, "take me out to the ball game." since it is such a short song, we are going to sing it twice. [laughter] here we go. ♪ take me out to the ballgame. take me out to the crowd. buy me some peanuts and cracker jack i don't care if we never gert back. root, root for the cubbies shame. don't win it's a strikesone, two, three you're out at the old ballgame ♪ good job. [applause] thank you. >> thank you. >> wow. thank you, michael. my name is michael broder. i like to quote my nephew is i get started here. i am told that as he was walking to school on his first day of kindergarten, he looked up into his father's eyes and said, "i am more nervous than i looked." [laughter] so, dave, i hope you know how i am feeling right now. over these past four weeks, we have all been experiencing the public wake following date's death -- the many tributes or touching, eliminating, and comforting. it has been a joy, frankly, to read and years and many personal stories

they even rattled the cubs' center fielder, making the game-ending catch. oddly enough, his name, marlon byrd. >>> up next here tonight, back to basics at a place that makes what's old new again. >>> if you watch us even a few nights a week, you know the world is changing quickly, and some places the violence has been unrelenting. so perhaps it's no wonder that something simple like nostalgia is making a big comeback these days. anything to get us out of today and transport us to another time. nbc's anne thompson tonight looks at one store that's making a lot of americans very happy by taking them back to basics. >> reporter: tradition marks vermont's landscape. people take pride that life moves a little slower here. trendy is taboo. what's time-tested is treasured. no place more than at the vermont country store. a centuries-old tradition. and the orton family business for 55 years. >> my grandfather was a wonderful marketer. and he really understood that even in 1946 people were yearning for simpler times. >> reporter: simpler times defined by everyday pr

the jockey cub is trying to boost attendance and they say the half man half horse is only the mascot for the infield portion of preakness which attracts thousands of young people. but pat mcdunna says it does nothing but tarnish the second jewel of horse racing's triple crown. the health department criticized it on a blog post saying the star of the show shouldn't be someone who likes to party. >> it promotes alcohol consumption and rowdyism. it's a disgrace to the iconic image of the preakness and the great industry of racing in maryland. >> it's not for the entire preakness. it's for a special section of the probingness. >> reporter: meanwhile, the jockey club says it's not going anywhere. coming up at 6:30, we will tell you about a bill that would shift slot machine revenue from track improvements to operatingexpenses. >>> nine minutes after six. the baltimore symphony orchestra put up a performance like noother. they were joined by a special group of musicians. the students are from a program and last night it was the world premier. this is part of the music and liven richment pr

just last week, the council tentatively approved zoning for the cubs but can't decide on how many pot accessories they will allow. right now there are more than 100 in the city. some council members want to compromise by limiting the number to 15 but there is growing support by businesses and residents for a complete ban. one council member suggests if they can't reach an agreement, all pot clubs should be banned. >>> and speaking of the marijuana industry, it may earn a lot of green in california. but it is definitely not a green business. a steady by the lawrence berkeley national laboratory finds that growing pot indoors uses 3% of state's electricity each year equal to the amount of electricity used by one million households and nationwide they emit the same carbon dioxide as 3 million cars. >>> is berkeley the right choice? that's the question an estimated 40,000 people asked today as they descended upon the cal campus. the university held its annual open house. elizabeth wenger has what prospective students and their parents have to say. >> reporter: blue and gold pride shined o

thick walls with a high degree of safety overhead covers were also built more of a walls and overhead cubs were built around the damaged react to units well concrete was pumped inside the reactor helicopters dropped metal fittings inside the reactor pumps pumped in liquid concrete as fast they filled everything that some mining companies with says he left over the lake with a huge i mean three hundred thousand cubic meters of concrete but compassionate the construction the reaction of the first power unit required four hundred twenty thousand cubic meters of concrete almost half that amount was pumped into the reactor and that concrete number is resting is solidly reactor and it's a vision all full. thank you very much for the sense of your welcome. wealthy british song sung. by. martin find. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my next concert run no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser report on our feet. let's. see. first they sing state this is not a prohibition but warned of the. forces that we should see everybody you should it's