there's david, roy ty, dave, manny, patricia, george, megan, /skwraepbl, krin, amy, carol, jerry, denice, shannon. if all of you would come forward. so ladies and gentlemen, this is the group of people who were physically out touching the people at the water front. we had a lot of people who have not come to the water front before come down because they saw the advertisements on the buses or on tv and wanted to come experience it. the water front was just teaming with people. the park and the ecocenter was full of folks. thank you carol for that. the boat clubs down in the pier 48, 50 area were teaming with people who were curious to see what's behind all those private clubs. and up here was just an amazing amount of people. so please /skwroeupbl join me in thanking this group of port personnel. you guys get to be seated and i have one last group. my photographer was in the crowd so he couldn't take a picture. all right. so last, this could not have been possible at all without a huge volunteer group of folks who stuffed something known as the committee for the 150th and it took a lot of

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proof about what's really happening in syria is going to be understood everywhere all right every kid denice a direct so the french center for intelligence studies eric many thanks indeed for your. after launching as strikes inside syria over the weekend increasing rocket defenses on its northern border it was to protect itself after launching to a toxin syrian targets were entering within forty eight hours syria has reportedly pointed its missiles at israel and threatens to is trying to block immediately if there are more raids there video footage and eyewitness accounts suggest israeli attacks hit weapons dumps triggering large explosions see weren't actually say at least forty three syrian army soldiers were killed both the u.n. and the arab league condemned its really action but there are concerns that tonks could have motives well beyond syria and you know explains. these strikes at a dangerous new dynamic to a region already in crisis with so many sides involved the situation is complicated well let's now have a cool story look there have been three israeli strikes on syrian soil since

. >> thank you very much, denice. >>> security at the preakness will be stepped up. more than 100,000 people are expected to pack in on may 18th. fans are being encouraged to get there earlier because all items carried through the gate will be searched. no backpacks duffel bags will be allowed. >>> amanda knox is breaking her silence. the american student spent 4 years in an italian prison. now she sits down with diane sawyer for an exclusive interview. >> it's another thing to be sitting in a courtroom fighting for your life while people are calling you a devil. i'd like to be reconsidered as a person. what happened to me was surreal. it could have happened to anyone. >> knox's legal troubles are not over. last month a court ordered her to stand trial again. it is not known if she will be forced to return for the retrial. however, if she's found guilty she could be extradited. >>> there are new allegations here this morning into the scandal involving former anne arundel county executive john leopold. did the police chief know he ordered files. mike schuh is live wit