most of the city the red line will run underground, once it reaches canton on the east side and edmonton village on the west side, the railcars would travel above line. that has residents upset. >> picture a 24-foot wide by 600-foot hole going down here and ask really how is everybody out here in the community supposed to get to the water to enjoy the water like we do? >> everybody is for mass transit we want it done the right way. financially, common sense wise, it makes no sense. >> the mta says it has considered placing the entire red line underground but says that would more than quadruple the line's $1.6 billion price tag. officials say the current plan is the most viable option. >> if you live directly adjacent to it you're going to focus on the negative aspects of t if you live a block or two away you'll focus on the positive aspects, how much more easley it will get you to downtown. >> residents are eagerly awaiting the arrival. >> i'm for it for the reasons i can get to the other side of town, without a cab that costs $20. people can, you know, drink and not get into their cars.

you see edmonton camrose to the south and east. there were strong thunderstorm that's blew on through. this was likely strong winds, maybe in excess of 60 miles per hour that pushed through the area. so very brutal conditions. we're trying to get some pictures and get those along to you. i have seen them on the internet. it looks like they will be straight line wind damage. just to put them in perspective for you. this is google earth. there you see the its and this is alberto. dozens of miles outside of edmonton. don? >> and severe weather came through here. there were tornadoes also here in the u.s., right, today? >> yeah. we had a lot of severe weather. not so much in the pacific northwest. we have all seen it across the south and the east today. >> jacqui, keep an eye on it. when we get the pictures, we will bring them to you in the newscast. >> sure. >>> it sounds like a winning business. a place to drop your kids off and let them have as much fun as they want. in this recession, even a place like that is struggling. the owner

at the intersection of edmonton avenue and dennniso street. the two people in the s.u.v. were treated at the university of maryland medical center. >> exactly how this descend occurred has not yet been determined. we have our investigators on location to make some assessments and determinations. >> the person in the ambulance was unhurt and then taken by another ambulance to the hospital. olympic swim star michael phelps will have to explain why he was driving without a valid drivers license after own accident thursday night. another driver ran a red light. phelps will have to tell a judge why he was driving with a michigan license. the driver of the other vehicle faces a $180 fine and possibly three points on her driving record. the search continues for the convicted fell on accused of assaulting a howard county sheriff's deputy before escaping custody. 20-year-old devin champagne was being channels importanted thursday night before he used his handcuffs to choke the deputy before fleeing. he visited his family but dependent stay long. if you have any information, you ar

if we take a look these mortals edmonton the dow was a lagger in nearly 4% s&p is up by 47 and the nasdaq has added half again as much as it was an march led by the technology companies. what do you say to those who look at this market and say if not now then when? i have to buy. this attitude is he in trouble because you have to have a reason other than just saying what the prices higher so i forgot to get in because i do have to miss it. it's the same people that i find in half to get in right now are the same people who were selling one will on the lows at 666 and s and p fit. the economic news is not getting any worse the bad news is stop getting bad. the fundamental earnings numbers have improved partly because the cost because the comparisons are getting easier. there's no question. things are not as dire as it works. we were in it. there were we were almost at a level where panicked again we could have blown it. not that some people didn't think we did with the it was bad we work but that we saw a lot of problems. when guys are coming back just after labor day are we talking about

you can see edmonton. cam rose is to the south and east there. and very strong thunderstorms that blew on through. so this was likely strong winds, maybe in excess of 60 miles per hour that pushed through the area. so very brutal conditions. we're trying to get some pictures and bring those to you. i've seen them on the internet and it looks like straight line wind damage rather than a tornado. to let you know where this is at, this is google earth. there you can see the united states and this is in alberta. camrose dozens of miles outside alberta. >> tornadoes also here in the u.s., right, today? >> yeah, we had a lot of severe weather, not so much in the pacific northwest. we've seen it in the south and throughout the east today. >> we get those pictures we'll bring them to you. >>> it sounds like a winning business. a place where you can drop your kids off and let them have as much fun as they want. but in this recession, even a place like that is struggling. so the owners got creative and active. reynolds wolf takes us to bounce-u. >> reporte

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it helped at a country music festival just south of edmonton.kevin costner was caught underneath the stage but wasn't hurt. organisers cancelled today's closing day concerts. >>> closer to home, the cleanup continued in carroll county after three tornados touched down there friday. worst damage seen in a decade. heavy rains and high winds. they left a mile of destruction in yir wake. luckily no one was seriously injured in the storm. . >>> so calm outside now compared to what it was today. >> exactly. we had some rolling thunderstorms this morning. got break during the day, but that line of storms that came through early this morning made its way to the eastern shore. >> okay. >> and really rocked ocean city. that's the reason they were without power for a couple of hours. >> m-hmm. >> they had some tornado warnings for a few hours this evening but things are calming down. tomorrow, wait till you see what monday is looking like i think you're like it. >> good. >> if you have not been down to the maryland science center to see the dinosaur exhibi

shortly after 4:00 saturday afternoon they got a call about a man shot several times in the back on edmonton avenue. authorities say the man walked into a tire shop when gunfire erupted. he's currently recovering at shock trauma. no arrests have been made. there is information concerning a nearly 20-year-old mystery. the u.s. military says the remains have been found in iraq and have been positively identified as those of michael "scott" speicher. he's a navy pilot who was shot down in the first gulf war in a statement his family says learning of his fate has been difficult but it does bring some closure. brook hart has more. >> after return from camp david president obama called finding scott speicher's remains a reminder of his selfless service. it was 18 years ago on day one of the first gulf war that speicher's navy jet was shot down. then defense secretary dick cheney declared him the war's first fatality. >> as of 0900 this morning washington time there's been a single american aircraft lost. >> but with no proof of speicher's death, no remains, his family has lived with the mystery of

canada one person was killed dozens hurt when a storm ripped through a country music festival near edmonton, alberta. the stage collapsed in the winds. among those trapped was actor kevin costner who was about to perform with his band. he was not hurt. >> next up on tonight's "cbs evening news", what price blue jeans? the denim factory in africa that is polluting keicni and sickening children. impressive resume. i see you're flatulent in three languages... graduated top of your gas... (announcer) got gas on your mind? your son rip is on line toot. excuse me (announcer) try gas-x. powerful relief from pressure and bloating in a fast-dissolving strip. gas-x. pressure's off. (announcer) excedrin pm. relieves pain fast. plus a sleep aid to help you fall fast asleep. excedrin. what ache? >> mitchell: a research ship left the san diego area today to investigate a gnt patch of garbage floating a thousand miles out in the pas civic. the massive debris covers an area the size of texas. scientists will study the garbage's impact on marine life and how to dissolve it. >> there is a disturbing report t

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this was in canada, 15,000 people were attending this concert, at a vest false, 50 miles south of edmonton. kevin costner has a band and his ban was scheduled to take stage right after that stage collapsed there. >> you can hear the fear in her voice. >>> scary scene in chicago, somebody fired into a crowd outside of a church. they were there attending a funeral. officers believe the shooting was gang-related. none of the injuries was life threatening but one man is in serious condition. no arrests yet this morning. >>> u.s. officials are trying to confirm reports that three americans have been arrested after crossing into iran from iraq. but they have notified the families. also switzerland which represents u.s. diplomatic interests in iran to check on those americans. >> the whole story started on friday. the americans were hiking into iran from eastern iraq's kurdistan region. there were no signs. that's according also to iran state run media and kurdish officials. >> we have been following this story from baghdad. >> reporter: iranian press tv report that three americans have been deta

yahoo has shut down the edmonton mail addressed used in the scam. >> i would think this is happeninglot of people but they just don't know about it. >>> brennan says the best way to protect yourself is to make your blog private in order to restrict access to it. >>> football fans and players always optimistic this time of year but redskins tie end chris cooley says there is somhing special for this redskins training camp. he sat down with our dave feldman. we'll hear from him coming up. >>> the nats hego deep against the pirates coming up next on fox 5 morning news. come on. [ kissing ] come on. good girl. mollie's never looked better. i really was amazed to see the change in her coat. people stop us when we're walking, and they'll say, "did you shine up her spots?" [ woman announcing ] just another way purina one... unlocks the brilliance of nature... to transform the life of your dog. for to see the difference in mollie-- we were really excited about it. it just makes you feel wonderful. [ announcer ] it's amazing what one can do. there's the other stuff. ♪ and then there's kraft m

police say 44-year-old wayne mothershead used hid county-run edmonton mail to solicit sex from who he thought was a 16- year-old. he was arrested at the holbrook shopping center in gaithersburg where he allegedly planned to meet the teen and pay for sex. >> it was an exchange of e- mails, of fotopoulos numbers. there is a confirming a that he understood that she was 16 ard,s olye that he understood that he would be required to s pay for any sexual services rendered. he agreed to all of that. >> montgomery county detectives had made a string of arrests as part of a larger sting to catch a predator. mothershead will face a judge next friday. >>> a break in a murder case in charles county. one of the suspects only 14 years old. police say the teenagers ambushed jeremiah gutierrez and his brother last tuesday noor that you are home. 18-year-old benjamin thomas and 14-year-old trayzon harry are charged with those killings. police say they staked out the brothers for weeks and targeted them because they carried cash. investigators tracked down the suspects because they left behind a stolen

you might have to find a little bit farther to find a post office soon and you can blame it on the edmonton mails you send. the post office is floating the idea of closing or consolidating 1,000 post offices. eight in the district made the list you see on the screen. four locations in maryland made the list of possible closures. virginia had 19 locations but none are in the northern part of the state. no change is expected before the end of the current fiscal year which is september 30th for the post office. the postal service facing a possible $7 billion loss this fiscal year. >>> we are on call th a new warning about the nation's children. a new study finds millions of kids are not getting the amount of vitamin d they need. that is because many of them are staying indoors, watching tv or playing video games instead of going outside. doctors say they need more exposure to the sun and a change in diet. >> they learned all about defishnessies when their daughter was a baby. >> once she started eating table food, we took her off the supplement. >> now, she is a picture of health. but a new st

some are wondering where and how the white house dug up their edmonton mails. >> the white house wants they have a conduit to put the message out to people who haven't contacted them in any way. therefore, they're using aol the same way that a spammer would be. >> it is not the government's right to have my e-mail address unless i'm dealing with them on a specific issue, maybe my tax return with the irs. >> reporter: those e-mails come after white house asked americans to flag so-called pushy comments they've heard in the debate. swra if the white house is creating a list for whatever purpose of people would disagree with thpresident, that presents real problems. if people know there is a chance they will be on such a list, than i think people may feel inhibited in expressing their political views. >> reporter: some washington, caroline shively, fox news. >> the white house does say it will change the e-mail sign-up procedures. >>> a shooting in the district has the community worried there is more violence to come. witnesses say they heard has many as 15 shots fired around #:00 saturda

. >> reporter: you played for the edmonton eskimos and the winnipeg blue bombers in the cfl. what is the hardest thing about being an american playing professional football in canada? >> nothing. >> reporter: nothing hard? >> no. it was fun. i had a blast. >> reporter: you were 19 when you first went over there. >> my mom signed my first contract. >> reporter: two years ago in a lions game you pancaked -- indiscernible ] you remember the play i'm talking about? >> i know exactly. >> reporter: do you ever run over a guy and feel bad? >> no. i enjoy it. i enjoy it quite a bit. every chance i get i'll even let them no. hey, don't let it happen. it's my job. i relish that more than touchdowns. >> how would you like to be run over by that? the voting is in for the dave and dave. 58% to 42% in favor of yours truly. actually it speaks to the popularity of dave ross that he could go 0-3 in field goals and still catch 42% of the vote which included votes from shawn yancy and sue palka. join us tomorrow when we test our passing accuracy with colt brennan. he showed us the old throw the

families asking the panel to come together again but on monday, the governor informed them that edmontonne the panel. their request followed the discovery of the gunman's medical records last month. kaine says there are still many families who do not want to reopen the case. he says that he will accept any factual corrections that need to be made to the panel's initial report. >>> a local home owner targeted in an on-line scam. her home listed as available for rent but it is not. the warning from police coming up. >>> a day at the races. on the highway, wild horses on the loose let letting nothing stand in their way. yo newstc morning news. want to see it again? yeah. (announcer) get schooled in style... ...at the jcpenney back to school huge sale. tired of waiting for your savings? with an instant money coupon from penney, get $10 off instantly when you spend 0. save on night and day doorbusters. like, junior's arina tees and tanks for only $4.99 young men's shorts are $9.99 style doesn't wait. and neither should you. get instant savings on the styles you love with instant money from jc

in baltimore city acouple of accidents there at edmonton avenue. east lombard at south president and annapolis road. now let's take a live look here 95 south at 895. as you can see, no current delays. if you have suffered a personal injury, call 1-800-the-firm or visit the cochranfirm.com for your free consultation. now back to you. >> thank you. >>> the legacy of britain's princess diana lives on even on this 12th anniversary of her death. we report for wjz that royal insiders say the royal family is grooming a 27-year-old kate middleton to become england's next princess. >> reporter: when princess diana died 12 years ago, it was hard to imagine anybody could compare to the woman known as the people's princess. but now her son's long-time girlfriend kate middleton is reportedly being groomed to follow in the late princess' footstep dos royalty. >> i don't think kate's going to conspiracy the shock that die ana had when she went straight into the royal family. >> reporter: the sources say people here at buckingham palace are teaching kate middleton

this is during a festival about 50 miles south of edmonton in alberto province in canada. >>> israeli police treating this as a hate crime? two people dead, 11 others injured. witnesses say a man walked in and opened fire. he escaped running out of there. police right now are searching for him. >>> a church pays it forward and inspires really an entire community with the kindness. >> this is a fun story you'll want to hear. that's coming up in our next half hour. f experts to help. one suggestion is to make your shipping more efficient with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service. call or go online for a free supply and up to $160 in offers from authorized postage vendors. shipping's a hassle! weighing every box... actually, with flat rate boxes you don't need to weigh anything under 70 pounds. if it fits, it ships for a low flat rate. ok, but i ship all over the country. you can ship anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. ship international, too. yes, but i ship hundreds of things, in all sizes. great, because flat rate boxes come in four sizes. call now and we'll

and inside a tire shop, a victim was shot several times in the back at a business on edmonton avenue. anyone with information on the case should call baltimore county police. >> a boating accident has cost a man his life. baltimore county police say a man in his 20's was struck by the boat's motor just after 5:00 yesterday evening near the 1200 block of bayside drive. the investigation into the incident continues. >> a silver spring neighborhood is in shock after a pair of robbers burst into a 99-year-old woman's apartment and attacked her. investigators say two men called the woman, asked her to come to the door to fill out a survey. it was then the police say they pushed their way into the home, stealing money and other items. while the woman was not seriously injured, the attack has the neighborhood on edge. #. >> very bad. especially for the neighborhood. being that old, i don't think it's right for them to target somebody that age. >> police say the woman was traumatized and had to be hospitalized overnight. >> in this morning's "project economy" report, some good news for a qhai

moment there is, 15,000 people were attending the festival in alberta about 60 miles southeast of edmonton. >>> jacqui jeras is in the weather center to give us ideas when you go to big public settings like this outdoors what do you need to do to stay safe, especially, you know, if you were somewhat aware of bad weather that could be percolating? >> really one of the most dangerous places to be when you're outdoors. there's no shelter around, talking hundreds of people, large crowds you have to move. most venues have some type of emergency plans in place. a couple things you can do of course, make yourself aware of the weather. before you go check the forecast, get on the computer, cnn.com whether ever you like to go and find out if that threat is there. then as you are walk nothing that place, like maybe say an arena or a stadium, you know, you go up the stairwell, you notice a little sign where it says tornado shelter, places like the stairwell as well, if they are covered or the bathrooms some of the safest places to be. if you are out in the open, need to find the closest shelter and p

of edmonton in alberta. laguardia back on schedule today a day after a fake bomb caused a massive evacuation. now being charged and being held without bail. now handing it over to "state of the union" with jessica yellin standing in today. >>> good morning, john king is off today, i'm jessica yellin, and this is "state of the union." >>> the economic freefall seems to be slowing, even as jobs continue to disappear. >> we have stepped away from the preceden precedents. >> the drive for a health care bill before the summer recess appears doomed. >> over the august recess, as more americans learn more about their plan, they're likely to have a very, very hot summer. >> we'll quiz top white house economic adviser christina romer on health care reform and your economic future. >>> plus senator john mccain on whether health care will be dead on arrival when congress returns. >>> and in our american dispatch, john king travels to idaho to find out what's driving conservative blue dog democrats. this is the state of

. >> in canada, in the town of camrose west of edmonton one person was killed as many as 40 others were hurt when a thunderstorm tore through the country music festival there, as the wind and rain kicked up, a stage collapsed at the big centrally jamboree festival. many of the injured were trapped in the debris. >> in rome yesterday, michael phelps shattered the world record in the 100-meter butterfly, not using one of those new technically advanced swimsuits like the one worn by serbian archrival cottage who placed second. >> now today's weather, it should be a gorgeous summer sunday but only in the midwest and california. the rest of us can expect heat, humidity and storm. >> it will be a little cooler in the days ahead with some rain likely along the east coast. next, beware, the plant. >> later -- boat. >> osgood:. >> you may have heard about the 23 show horses that were poisoned in california this past week after someone mixed toxic oleander leaves in with the food, the fact is many harmless looking plant can be pretty poison for animals and human too, our cover story is reported n

. >>> about 15,000 people were attending a concert during a festival 50 miles south of edmonton, albertaent storm packing heavy rain during the show. kevin costner and his band was scheduled to perform. >>> rob marciano is standing by. hi there, rob. >> a change in the atmosphere today. they are seeing be a area of low pressure. that's fairly rare for any time in the u.s. there was a threat for hot weather last week as well. we're starting to see a line of thunderstorms develop in this area. chicago, southwest heading down towards st. louis. the one down towards st. louis seems to be better organized. as you head through columbia, south and east. that may very well pack some trouble and also on the front that came through in the northeast, this is what happens this time of year. often that is where it puts on the breaks and, boy, if you live down there, why can't you just get a ride to humidity and so you can miss all of this warm. >> 120 minute delays right now in san francisco. it's the time of year where the clouds and fog roll, especially in the summertime and the morning. atlanta se

slow to edmonton.top and go, that's a 7-minute ride and there's 295 stop and go from beltway. play the game millions have won. win a jackpot at subway. play scrabble at subway.way. >>> local government workers could be out of a job as they deal with a loss of state aid. >> the governor slashed his budget. $454million approved to be cut out of maryland's state budget. they have slashed money this year, most from state agencies. baltimore city dealing with its own short fall. some employees will be laid off or forced to take furlough day. the next round could be in december. >>> he was a highly respected elder statesman, but the late senator ted kennedy's earlier sploits are also remembered this week. >> he was like the playboy of the western world. >> we'll look at both sides of a legendary flawed figure. >>> could it be exercise can really make you fatter? we'll tell you why being a gym rat doesn't guarantee a slimmer waist. >>> and grand slam champ john mcenroe stops by to talk about his first u.s. op

. >> police received a call saturday afternoon about a man shot in the back on edmonton avenue. the victim was rushed to the hospital. no word on his condition. due to the seriousness of his wounds, homicide detectives have been called in. no arefts have been made. >> also police are crediting city watch cameras with helping to catch a 17-year-old murder suspect. it was just after 2:00 yesterday morning. cameras caught a fight between two groups of boys in the 300 block of north pacus street. one man stabbed a -- skinner stabbed a victim in his chest. he is charged as an adult with first-degree murder, assault, and various weapons charges. >> a teenager who admitted to taking part in firebombing a home will spend the rest of the summer in juvenile detension. the 16-year-old boy will be held at the western maryland's children center until august 20. he will also be forced to pay $1,800 in restitution. authorities said the teen admitted to participating in a firebombing of a piney orchard home back in june. fortunately no one was hurt. authorities say that was retaliation for the

host: edmonton, kentucky, charlie, republican caller. good morning to you.aller: good morning to you and thank you for c-span. i have just one question. maybe a small comment. it is hard for me to understand, ma'am, why, we someone who opposes your organization is a mob, yet folks that agree with your organization are protesters. like the last caller said, you don't have a right to shout down, but the opposing side, if it were not in the lead, would be shouting down and we know that is the truth. and i would like to comment that i organized a tea party protest in my hometown the 4th of july, there was not one corporate donation or organization that was behind us. we had over 100 people in my small town and our organization, our group, was not protest being the healthcare -- we were not protesting the healthcare but we were protesting liberty. this effort of the federal government over every aspect of our life is not going to work. the two opposing forces in country will have to butt heads and come to a conclusion one day. we have a right to our opinion. it a

c-span: for edmonton all of this? >> guest: i think so. journalists are not supposed to tell these things and how journalists really function. c-span: you talk about your partner on crossfire from time to time, tom gradin. you talk about his wife and her relationship with robert mcnamara. >> guest: well, she talked about it. c-span: i know she did. but what was the tom breeden thing? and he was -- eventually they let him go when he was 71. >> guest: 71. they let him go without notice. his contract is expiring and he was out the door. they could be -- television could be very rough. of course c-span's, then benefits and toward its employees. c-span: what we are a different business. you were a commercial business at cnn. how did they treat you do you think over the years and when you left after your argument with james carville? >> guest: they fired me after my argument with james carville. i was on for 25 years but i was ready to quit. so i didn't want to work for them, and they didn't want me to work for them, so they let me go. but reall