only rain we see down on the eastern shore n fact down to dover delaware. caroline county maybe with just a little bit of rain. well east of baltimore. skies clearing off from west to east. should set the stain stage for a nice day. we will talk about very nice dry days. days you will want to enjoy. behind that good pocket of weather it's a lot more april rain. all the details coming up. >> survivors of last night's oil rig explosion in the gulf of mexico are returning to shore. rescuers and helicopters in both continue to search for 11 missing workers. 17 were injured, four critical. >> may day. may day. may day. this is the northern bell. >> the dramatic call for help from a fishing boat that sank yesterday in the gulf of alaska. the crew of the 7 5'' northern bell sent their radio message for help at about 5:30 alaska time tuesday night. the coast guard carried out a rescue of three crew members but weren't able to save a man who was dead by the time they arrived. the three who lived suffered hypothermia but were in stable condition earlier today. >>> it

actually right now in dover. and 47 in salisbury. kind of a further inland you go, it is warmer. 59 in baltimore. and 64 in hagerstown. why is that? that's because the winds are from the southeast and brings in a little sea breeze off the atlantic and chesapeake. 7 miles per hour in dover. from the southeast. three in baltimore. and 10 in oakland. overnight tonight, drop down to 47 degrees at 6 a.m. so chilly. but warming up beautifully tomorrow. with anotherer day filled with sunshine. and temperatures above normal. and will we hit 80-degree mark for tomorrow and the rest of the weekend? that is coming up in a few minutes. >> you need to know about a recall of glass bottles. they were sold at crate and-barrel. and they can shatter when you use the glass stopper. there are seven reports of this happening. including four injuries. more than 42,000 of them were sold nationwide. >> for more information on the recall you can go to foxbaltimore.com/news links. >> we have seen changes in the terrorism environment over the last month. >> de

the continent have passed a landmark they never thought they'd see from the air, the white cliffs of dover. >> brown: then, marcia coyle of the "national law journal" details today's supreme court ruling striking down a ban on videos of animal cruelty. >> warner: kwame holman covers the questioning at today's congressional hearing on last year's collapse of the investment firm lehman brothers. >> brown: paul solman tells the story of some homeowners who've stopped paying their mortgages, even though they can still afford them. >> warner: we look at community colleges' struggle to educate and graduate more students. >> brown: and gwen ifill remembers civil rights icon dorothy height, who died this morning at age 98. >> early in life, i learned it was important to have some goals, and i chose to put my life's work in the direction of equality and justice. >> brown: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for publ

the weather does not stop at the cliffs of dover. i do not think the european union is perfect. i want to reform. that is why i want to lead in yet the european union. >> there are three reasons why we need to be a part of the european union. 3 million jobs depend on our membership of the european union. half of their trade is with the union. 750,000 businesses -- i am sorry it is not your business -- but 750,000 businesses trade with europe. the idea that we should be isolated and on the margins and not in the mainstream of europe would be a terrible, terrible mistake. i worked with the european leaders through the global financial crisis. i had to persuade them that we had to restructure our banks and they had to restructure their banks. i had to restrict -- i had to persuade them that they had to work with america in the g-20. when we work with america, we are stronger to do with the economy, stronger to deal with international crime, stronger to deal with terrorism. let us never again be an empty chair in europe. >> thank you. david cameron. >> i interest and let people like

right now dover and east of oxford. so when we picked up nearly a quarter of an inch of rain here, just over that in quantico a half an inch of rain you folks in frederick, maryland, and culpepper as well. light rain today. scattered showers. nothing too heavy. things will change by the beginning of the weekend. the skies are clearing. even though we'll start the day with fog, i think we'll clear out quickly as the wind starts to pick you. meanwhile, there's a big storm moving through the west. that storm will be leaded this way. a severe weather outbreak is likely on friday as the storm system moves to the east. it starts feeding on moisture coming out of the gulf of mexico. right now, severe weather looks as though it will be from texas up toward nebraska over to southern illinois and down to mississippi. then we could see some thunderstorms here on friday. i don't think we'll have any severe weather. but thunderstorms are something we haven't seen much of. the reason is because there hasn't been a lot of moisture com

we did get to 70 in a few spots clouding frederick. 61 from dover. 64 from pawtuxent naval air station. broader perspective across the mid-atlantic, philly got to 68, norfolk 67. richmond, virginia almost 70 degrees at the top of the hour. visible satellite pictures. you can see that boundary coming through and clearing back south of us that will come through later tonight. then we'll cloud up as the next disturbance moves in tomorrow during the day. you can soo he that disturbance is already putting the rain down across eastern kentucky and down into western north carolina down towards asheville. that's moving in our direction as we push into the day tomorrow. a couple things going on with the weather pattern. a little bit still of a cool one as we get high pressure spinning some cooler air. at least areas just north of maryland. then we've got the showers coming out of the south disturbance here. thing about this particular storm system doesn't look that impressive meaning it doesn't look like the showers will hold together all that well. could see scattered showers. that could mean

couple degrees above average. 68 in dover, cooler from patuxent river back through atlantic city, those spots in the low 60s right now. scattered showers across primarily pennsylvania. this cool front, the boundary where the cool air is lined up kind of edging its way about halfway into pennsylvania, it's much cooler back up into northern ohio. the boundary staying north of maryland, so we are still in the warm air but we are getting those peppering of showers and even a brief thundershower at times because it's unsettled. when that boundary is so close by, it can create some unsettled weather out ahead of that cool front and that's what we are seeing but we don't expect the cool front to make it through. if anything, i think it's going to back up and retrograde a little bit into the great lakes. warm air will hold on the next couple of days. as we work into the afternoon, we will get the instability going and the chance for a few showers. the better chance for rain coming in not tomorrow which looks mainly dry but on saturday, scattered showers and storms possible in the afternoon and

mike in dover, pennsylvania, on our democrats line. caller: regarding the two earlier callers comparing president obama's war strategy with president bush's. i would first like to bring up that he won the nobel peace prize. obviously he did not win it for the purpose because the deadline was two weeks after he was inaugurated, but his perseverance with diplomacy in a middle east has paid off. i do understand a lot of the frustrations that republicans have over the war strategy right now. like the last caller, i understand -- just like her, i would love to have the troops home. but this is a lot of politics right now. we ought are already going to lose a couple of seats. it all boils down to -- he knows he needs to establish and sold as a credible friend to the republican party so he is going to do some things that he probably does not want to do and democrats don't want to do whatsoever. it all boils down to politics really. he has been a good president. thank you very much for your time. host: alabama, richard on our independent line.

how are you bringing them home and what is the delay in returning those remains to dover right now? >> i thank you to that question and it goes back to what i said in the earlier questions and that is we e.p.a. open-minded with the entire spectrum in europe. there are many places we can use as staging places to move forward and have the same effect we had. so the reality is there is no delay, but a different route and predicated how far south that volcanic ash is drifting. we watch the jet stream every day and watch the weather patterns to see how that ash is manifesting itself in the sky and we watch the volcano to see how it's going on. every day is a different decision, every medical case is a different decision. but one thing is not compromised and that is the safety and health of these fine young warriors who are giving and sacrificing for all of us to have a world free of extremists that are trying to do harm to our globe. so you can rest assured that every day is looked at very closely and every case is sent back home with dignity, with care and with prudentens to make sure t

and what is the delay in returning those remains to dover right now?> i thank you for that question. it goes back to something i said at one of the earlier questions and that is we keep open-minded with the entire spectrum of options out there in europe. there are many places in europe we can use as a staging place to move forward and have the same effect that we have going to landstuhl. so the reality is there's no delay. it's just a different route. and it's predicated on how far south that volcanic ash is drifting. we watch the jetstream every day. we watch the weather patterns to see how that ash is man festing itself in the sky. and -- manifesting it self in the sky. and we watch the volcano to see how it's going. every day is a different decision. every medical case is a different decision. one thing that is not compromised is the safety and health of these fine young warriors who are giving and sacrificing for all of us to have a world free of extremists that are trying to do harm to our globe. can you rest assured that every day is looked -- yo

you can see that coming out of dover air force base. it is just now crossing the maryland-delaware line. it might produce peace sized hail as it moves to the -- pea- sized hail as it moves to the south and east. this little line that is coming down out of parts of carol and baltimore county, and some additional lights burn goals. -- a light sprinkles. this is the lowest pollen count that we have seen in a long time. one is the pollen count on the trees thanks to all that rain yesterday. no grass, no weeds. yesterday did result in some fog. you can see the patchy areas of the -- around the bay, it is pretty thick. the warmer air is what is triggering scattered showers. i do not think it will be as thick as it was this morning. temperature-wise, all around the area, 60's to load 70's over it most of the eastern shore. it will be cool once the skies clear out, 41-48 and a northwest breeze 5-10. here comes the next front a sliding through maryland as we speak. high-pressure settles in for one day. we will see some sunshine for the first hal

we actually had a few heavier thunderstorms in dover, and over portion of new jersey, atlantic city. that is pushing east. and breaks in the clouds west. and high pressure over the atlantic heads to nova scotia but for us, weak front pushes east. and kind of falling apart. and the next system is held at bay, back off to the west. high pressure keeps moisture to the southwest. for friday, so friday is decent. saturday afternoon, the chances for showers will increase as we go into the afternoon. the chances after about 2 or 3 color, to get rain. but the real area of low pressure that will give us chances for heavier rain will arrive late saturday night and sunday is the better day to get thunderstorm activity cross the area. 53, showers breaking with clouds breaking overnight tonight. making way for sunshine tomorrow. and looking at 69 degrees. almost brushing 70 and northwest wind at five to 10. and 64 saturday. afternoon and evening showers moving in. thunderstorms leading us into sunday. 67. and then we hold onto rain into monday. and then start to clear up tuesday to wednesday. bac

a lot of folks are in the 50s. 51degrees. 46 in dover, delaware and 46 in winchester.e satellite-radar composite for our region. things look good. we have clear skies this morning. we'll have mostly sunny skies. not much going on. the little blips that you you see are just some anomalies in the system. either that or it is an alien invasion. here your day planner for today. lots of sunshine, warm, mild winds looking for a high ranging from the mid-70s to 08- degree. we'll call it 77 in washington. more on the weather coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you. >>> let's check some with julie wright an get a look at traffic this morning. >> good morning to all of you. it was quiet and now we have problems to report. if you normally travel along new hampshire avenue at 108, that is where we find the accident activity. the activity that wear fining here in the cameras on 108. new hampshire avenue still open for business. but fire an apparatus on the scene along with an ambulance and police. in the dark, it is difficult to see what exactly is involve in the crash but we

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on september 12, 2008, dover, new hampshire, candidate obama said this and i quote -- "i can make a firm pledge under my plan no family making less tha than $250,000 a year will see any form of tax increase, not your income tax, not your payroll tax, not your capital gains taxes, not any of your taxes." another interesting quote from then candidate obama. according to data released yesterday by the house, ways, and means committee since january of 2009, president obama and the congressional democrats have enacted into law gross tax increases totaling more tha than $670 billion or more tha than $2,100 for every man, woman, and child in the united states of america. the list of tax increases includes at least 14 violations of the president's pledge not to raise taxes on americans earning less than $200,000 for singles and $250,000 for married couples. for example, there is a new tax on individuals who don't much government-approved health insurance. there is a new tax on employers who fail to fully comply with government health insurance mandates. there is a new 40% excise tax on certain h

city of wilmington but i quickly took it to the state level and took it down to legislative hall and dovere knew that what was happening in wilmington was wrong and the legislators on both sides of the table, republicans and democrats got behind me and we got a bill passed in 2008 that then sitting governor ann menner vetoed it. we had to start all over in 2009. >> you did that and after a lengthy three year struggle and a new governor signed bill 7, right? >> senate bill 7 was signed this month in 2009 and we now, delaware has property rights protected across the state. and now, this battle was about my property in the beginning but it very quickly turned into something bigger than me and my battle was then about my rights as an american and not to protect the 5,000 square foot building. but my rights to own property. >> that's a very interesting point, ed, and you're being awarded now the sam adams award for the defense of property rights. there are so many people who seem to be going through a similar situation. you're now being honored but i guess that you're -- you're thinking about a