and we are working a crash cleanup out in edgewood emmerton road at pulaski highway. back to you. >> reporter: thanks -- >> thanks. it's 6:46. this morning we are learning how america's military took out number one target. the obama administration is revealing the steps leading up to the raid on osama bin laden's compound and how he was taken down. the plan was in the works for months and sunday navy seals headed into the pakistani compound. >> they were able to hit, arguably, one of the most hidden and perhaps even furiously protected men on the planet. and 40 minutes later, they were gone. >> thursday the president will travel to new york city to mark the death of america's most wanted man and advice the world trade center. >>> the president says osama bin laden is dead. and there's dna evidence and facial recognition software that says he is now gone. but some people simply have to see it to believe it. the government is now considering whether or not to release a photograph of bin laden's pos telephone i -- positivelyism ded body. -- positively ided body. official

edgewood working at pulaski highway. delays in place already. 795 to 95.verage speed 41 miles an hour. there's a look at the west side. that's liberty road. there's a look at 95 north of caton avenue, no problem there, except for sun glare. there's a look at the beltway. that's camp meade road. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. toyota moving forward. back over to you. >>> this morning's coffee with is with jeremy wade. welcome to the shores of the chesapeake bay. how are you? >> i'm fine. thanks. good to be with you. >> great to have you. ever fish the chesapeake bay, the susquehanna. >> patapsco. >> still on my favorite places to go. >> you have captured the imagination of a lot of folks with river monsters. always figure there would be something narly. now you got the book out. >> the river thing is interesting. i've always been interested in rivers because i grew up on a river. it never occurred to me until recently why there's this fascination with rivers. it boils down to the fact that river waters never tend to be clear. th

you also did the "let's move" thing at edgewood high school. >> yes, dancing and all.u want to donate, go to our facebook page or wbaltv.com. 5:51, 45 degrees. much more ahead. >> including a look at one of your answers to our water cooler question. >> here's a look at last night's winning maryland's lottery numbers. good luck. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] >> time to get to one of your answers to our water cooler question. think thedeped if you president's decision to go to ground zero is appropriately? >> this viewer says what has happened to respect for the office, it is appropriate. stock it already, she says. the president is the chief executive officer of this country. depending your responses. we will read more in the next hour and post them all on the front page of the website, wbaltv.com. >> now, sports. >> the orioles bounced back from two losses and had a win last night in kansas city. they beat the royals. jake has won his fourth game of the year. he gave up just one run in seven innings. the big story last night was in the second

. >> from glen bernie to edgewood, students obeid the national command -- let's move.l is to put more students on the path to healthy living. it all began with dancing at 42 minutes before the hour across the nation. the sounds of beyonce and her song "move your body." students realize what they are doing is for a good cause. >> how they want us to get into more stuff in school. >> it was fun and a kind of hard at the same time. >> it didn't take much for "let's move" to catch on at this high-school. among them are sarah caldwell. students in baltimore city also took part in the planned event. >> hopefully it will influence kids around the world to get moving. >> michelle obama may surprise visit to a washington, d.c., area school, dancing with students. she is challenging schools to combine being active and eating more healthy foods. another familiar face. >> it was amazing that kids showed up after school to learn the entire routine. >> students are eager to do their part. organizers say it is up to local schools to move beyond today. tim tooten, wbal-tv 11 news. >>

three masked people rushed into the edgewood laundromat. a 38-year-old female victim was also knocked around. anyone with information is asked to call metro crime stoppers. despite no visible signs of trauma, somebody killed phylicia barnes according to the chief of the medical office. authorities do not plan to release additional information about the investigation. >> i think each additional bit of information is helping investigators, and they're using that as effectively as they can. >> when phylicia barnes -- phylicia barnes's body was pulled from the susquehanna river, there were no signs of trauma, and the medical examiner's office has ruled her death a homicide. authorities say they know how she died, but are withholding information. >> there's certain information that is sometimes only known by the person or persons responsible, and that is an important tool for investigators to use. >> a richly from north carolina, phylicia barnes was visiting relatives over christmas break in baltimore. she was last seen in northwest baltimore, t

the yellow color show the warmest greetings, 73 and edgewood, richly at 71.ambridge down to 68, 68 at hagerstown, and 57 at oakland right now. here are the clouds. around as it -- around the district some of them are trying to produce a sprinkle. still cloudy up in new england, but off to our south the drier air is coming in. it sets the stage for the week ahead. storms trying to move in from the west. there are a couple of good days of whether trying to come in, but the high out of canada will keep that stuff away. the clause we have now will dissipate tonight. -- the clouds we have now. 72-76 with low humidity. north winds at 7-12 miles an hour. a one to 2 foot shot on the open waters of the day. the futurecast shows a couple of sprinkles during the evening hours. it is inconsequential and it dries up very quickly. then we are dry going into tuesday, but here is that development out to the west. there'll also be something offshore. the forecast is a dry one monday through thursday, with highs in the seven's and lows in the 40's jr. 50. some rain chances and

following breaking news out of hartford where tonight one an employee died at an explosion in the edgewood area. no other workers were hurt and a spokesman said it's isolated, there is no threat to the community. we are still working to get details. >>> also tonight the national weather service confirms four tornadoes touched down earlier this week. one was caught on tape near andrew's air force base. another hit carroll and we have pictures. weather officials confirmed twisters in northwest eastern baltimore and saint mary's. >>> at least 340 are confirmed dead from the tornado outbreak to the south and tonight volunteers aggressively working to try to help the survivors. the death toll is rises where hundreds are still missing. >> we are up to five teams searching the city, going through the rubble looking for those that are missing. >> reporter: it's a grim task across alabama, the hardest hit of seve states. at least 340 have died making the worst disaster since hurricane katrina. >> the number one priority has been for the last few days, focusing on life safety, we have been doing sea

we are getting word of a new crash in edgewood. emmerton at pulaski police are on the scene there. but harrisburg eric pressway, 795 pushing your way towards the capital beltway, 9-- expressway, 795 pushing your way towards the capital beltway, all things looed gook. >>> obesity increase as -- looks good. >>> obesity increases your risk of heart disease but it's the waist size predicts a patient's chance of dying from heart disease at an early age. researchers found heart patients with a high ratio -- rateo of -- ratio were 70% more likely to die during the study period than those with smaller waists. >>> it seems the family that eats together is healthy together. those who share family meals 3 or 4 times a week together seem to be healthier. kids whose family ate together were 12% less hookly to be overweight and had -- likely to be overweight and were 35% less likely to develop eating disorders. >>> well, he won the nope image awar -- into image a-- naacp image award but why some people are protesting his performances. he. >>> he

klein had pulled over to the shoulder of edgewood road, there is an offramp there, to make a phone callen officers pulled over they smelled alcohol. he withdrew his name from consideration for mayor and holds that this incident did not bring an embarrassment to the city of san carlos. >>: i will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. a tough night for the san jose sharks. a live look from our growth camera, clouds with rain showers. [ jerry ] look at this! you got a state-of-the-art man-cave, but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sports fans check this out. [ beep ] oops, my bad. earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! ooh, 3-d! instead of earning bupkus, your savings could be earning three times the national average! three times more. go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? what's this do? [ beeping ] sculpted by an unyielding passion for design. ♪ and tempered by 125 years of legendary performance. introducing the all-new 2012 cls from mercedes-benz. where the world's greatest automobiles take shape. mercede

age in edgewood across the bay. 40's across western maryland. we still have a band of clouds. not a big difference in temperatures here. nonetheless, a front that won't move further south today or much further south. a disturbance that will slide toward virginia and west virginia or at least get closer and bring in a pocket of moisture our way. our forecast calls for a mix of clouds and sun, and toward evening or during the evening hours, we could see more showers. 67 to 72 the high. i think we'll see a few more clouds today. west winds primarily at 10 miles per hour. insta-weather futurecast shows this moisture coming in this evening and overnight tonight. most of it passes to our south. we do have that chance. on sunday morning, the rain will be pulling away. something may pop in the afternoon briefly. we can't take the rain chance out for sunday. it is there. once we get into monday or tuesday, it is dry. we look specifically at the mother's day forecast and all the nice cards and everything on the kitchen fridge. here's the forecast. generally partly cloudy. 71 the high. s

edgewood, sarah caldwell. >> what a talented group of kids. they were fantastic. thank you for having me. let's look at your morning commute. between docilely and paramount, still closures due to a water main break. -- bosely and paramount, still closures due to a water main break. we are dealing with problems in avenue.ise volume building a little bit on southbound 95 and the outer loop at liberty. not a whole lot to complain about this morning. here is a live view of traffic. so far, so good on the outer loop. there are no delays to report at the toll plaza. fort mchenry looks good as well. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> let's start with current conditions. it is a little chilly. plenty of sunshine out there to start the day. west wind at 8. dress for temperatures in the 30's. the forecast today will make it up to 67. mostly sunny skies this afternoon. friday, saturday, and sunday we will put a 20% or 30% chance for rain in the forecast. this is just hit and miss kind of stuff. high temperatures in the upper 60's. average high-tech butcher is 71. we

it wasn't significant rain, just if you were trying to barbecue or something. 54 edgewood. 49 parkton. 48 at frederick. mid 40's in western maryland now. the satellite combination. you can see the one disturbance moving through. the next disturbance sitting out here to the west. bd high pressure blocking moisture from feeding into it. here's what the map will look like this evening. beginning to push shower activity. off to our southwest overnight and into tomorrow morning. showers toward evening. with showers toward evening, that means a good piece of the day will be fine. we have a chance of showers on mother's day as well. there will be sun breaks. a great part of the day will be fine. 71 the high on sunday. we also bring a chance of rain back into the picture. >> headaches, we all get them. stress is the culprit for many. >> and after months of a positive downswing, did the market continue to go up? >> the flower mart has once again taken over the square. >> in this morning's medical alert, the u.s. might see routine -- in 2011 9 cases. most cases linked to exposure. >> concentrat

it happened at the edgewood laundry mat on april 18th. surveillance video shows masked men coming in, rushing a woman to the floor and robbing the place. they all took off on foot. >> the high school student from north carolina found dead in the susquehana was murdered by someone here and there are plenty of unanswered questions. andrea live outside of maryland police headquarters. >> reporter: good morning, once again, felicia barnes body was found two weeks ago. investigators now know how she was murdered, but they are not saying a thing. 16-year-old felicia barns disappeared from her sister's northwest baltimore apartment right after christmas. workers at the dam discovered her body floating two weeks ago with no physical signs of trauma. >> my mind skips from saying my sister is dead to what's the next step? what are we going to do as a family? >> reporter: the chief medical examiner has determined how she died, but won't reveal details to protect their investigation. >> there is new information that came as a result of finding her bo

edgewood, 58. frederick, up 50. 53 in hagerstown. in the 50's in western maryland.he temperatures are coming up. that is bringing in more moisture. you can see the effect of the southerly wind. it is pushing warm air into canada this morning. up to 60 in buffalo, n.y., and parts of upstate new york. the mild air is here. 55 down at dayton, ohio. 49 in chicago. something is going on here out to the west of us and it is a cold front. very light activity through pennsylvania. that is coming in on this warmer air. here's the cold front bacchant ohio. it will be a slow-mover and it will not move in until wednesday morning. high pressure u.s. great weather on saturday. clouds stock in yesterday. as the front stalls to the west, we will be a no man's land today as far as the weather. the range threat is there. not a lot of sunshine. the greatest chance of thunderstorm activity will be to the west. with me take a rest from severe weather. the chance is there for some damaging wind. no major outbreaks like we have seen over the past week. mostly cloudy today. we could see so

edgewood, 58. frederick, 52. maryland.stern you can see the warm air reaching into new york state and even canada. we have this rush of warm air and bringing moisture and clouds. the stormy weather is out to the west of us. you can see where the frontis. 50's in ohio. 40's in illinois. there is quite a contrast and that is where the cold front is. the shower activity, this one band out to the west which is trying to push the spirit we could pick up a shower this morning. we may see something again this afternoon. it will be scattered. high pressure is in the process of pulling out of the picture. a slow process. the cold front will be slowly moving our way. it will not make its move across the bay until wednesday morning. we will be stuck with this threat for the next two days or so. general thunderstorm activities today. most should be off to the north and west today. no specific signature for a souvenir -- four significant weather. there could be damaging winds and lightning. the severe threat goes up to more a

that is in edgewood, route 24 and pulaski highway. still moving well on the north side. a bit of a slow down on the west side of low. speeds around 30 miles per hour. south on the j.f.x., that is looking great down towards the city. volume is starting to build on the inner loop port at liberty heading up towards 795. this is traffic at caton avenue, 95 north and southbound running smoothly in this area. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. let's check the focus with tony -- let's check the forecast. >> some cloud cover and a touch of fog. nothing of any consequence. 58 at the airport. we will make it up to 82. most of the day will be dry. some thunderstorms will develop later today and some could be severe. the chance for a few showers. much cooler tomorrow, 62. it looks like we will stay below average all the way through the weekend. we should stay below the average all the way for the beginning of next week. back to the news desk. >> thank you. 59 degrees on tv hill. a very unusual kind of athletic competition does not require you to get out of bed. for the truly la

she visited the students at edgewood before officials took her away for the muscular dystrophy of bed>> for weeks, the let's move campaign has sparked a movement across the country. getting students up and out of their seats, excited about their health and proud of their school. >> it is a tribute to the kids and how hard they work. the commitment of the staff, it is amazing. >> they have a lot to be proud of. they have moved into a brand new state-of-the-art facility with room to -- room for close to 2000 students. this was the tip of the iceberg. >> the kind of get tricked into working out. no one says we're going to burn this many calories. >> the moment they found out about the campaign, students got together, put in hours of practice, and learned of the routine. their hard work showed. they took time to help the less coordinated along the way. >> it means everything. i love to dance. i have been doing it since about two. i love to dance and inspire people. >> we have been practicing a lot. even before we knew we would be on this, we found out and we got right at it. >> i have bee

as far as accidents inball go we're still watching register avenue closed between edgewood road and wardman. let's now take a live look. you can see plenty of brake lights there on the west side of baltimore national pike. and there's a look at the delay 70 at 29. this traffic report is brought to you by bill's carpet hardwood and laminate. you can call them. back to you. >>> thank you. the host of cbs's amazing race knows what it's like to face obstacles in order to win big. but phil's goal is different than the contestants. he crossed a finish line to raise money for others and he's in baltimore tonight to show it to you. >> biggest physical and mental challenge of my life. >> reporter: the amazing race started in los angeles. a 3500-mile bike ride across the u.s. to new york city. he passed through baltimore a little battered and worn. >> hardest physical thing of my life. >> reporter: but with one goal in mind to raise awareness about multiple sclerosis. he also helped raise $500,000 for the national m.s. society. and now he's back in baltimore to screen his documentary on the amazing a

register avenue closed between edgewood and wardman. alternate murdock in that area. and love grove at 29th and lock raven at lock hill road. if you're on the inner loop from 83 to 95 it's 45-mile average and 13 to get by. traffic thinning on the beltway. this traffic report is brought to you by bill's carpet hardwood of laminate. you can call them. back over to you. >>> thank you, kristi. >>> more than 45 pounds of sugar a year. that's how much the government says we eat. between diet sodas and sugar free desserts, we also eat a lot of artificial sweeteners. >> reporter: from sodas to jell- os stores are full of sugar- free choices. but something else is making those foods sweet and those ingredients aren't always healthier. >> i don't mind sugar substitutes or artificial sweeteners myself. >> reporter: she's a registered dietitian and worries that sugar substitutes can trigger bad habits. >> there's some indication that they may still soak a sweet tooth but you may will booking for sweets elsewhere or obsessively thinking about sweets all the time. >> reporter: even