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middlesex road in essex. another north on 83 in the area of york road. in manchester, another accident to avoid. of a menace in the outer loop northeast side -- 11 minutes in the outer loop northeast side. this is greenspring. inner loop traffic is building over towards the j.f.x. a smooth ride on the outer loop until you get to 70. we will keep you posted. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. clearre waking up to conditions and lots of sunshine today. the wind will be gusting up to 30 miles per hour. the high of 60 degrees. colder conditions on the way tonight. if you have your garden planted, maybe cover up the plant's tonight or bring any potted plants indoors. we will talk about how cold the temperatures are going to get. keith mills is next. >> thank you. good morning. the maryland women's basketball team is 11 away from heading to the women's final four -- is one win away. a good crowd yesterday in raleigh as they watched texas a&m jump out to a big league. the aggies are the defending national champs. alexia standish outside. texas a&m led by 1

another in essex. look at quick live traffic.his is the tydings memorial bridge port we have construction in place of taking down the left lane. this is the beltway at baltimore national pike. you can see the buildup in volume on the southwest corner. that stretches from 795 down to edmondson. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. the light that you saw in the eastern sky last night were not ufo's. nasa was launching some exports or rockets -- some exploratory rockets. i'm just saying. those were not ufo's. those were an exploratory rockets from nasa. high pressure over the east coast is keeping the skies nice and clear. the wind has been diminishing. temperatures will fall off a couple more degrees. 34 at the airport. temperatures to manage to dip into the 20 boston the pennsylvania line. the 31 degrees in jarrettsville. lots of sunshine today after the chilly start. high temperature up to 55 this afternoon. that is not too bad. will be below average today. the average high is 58. the record for today is 86. t

she lived in essex county, new jersey. she was married to a wealthy man who died. and after he died, she moved into essex county where she owned a substantial amount of property on which she paid taxes. why is this significant? well, in new jersey, alone among all the 13 states, women were allowed to vote, to cast ballots for candidates to local, state and federal office from the period 1776 to 1807. this is over 100 years before the passage of the 19th amendment. so how was this possible? it was possible because in the 18th century, both in britain and in america, suffrage was not considered a natural right. it was considered a privilege of property, a property right. only those earning -- owning a certain amount of property were allowed to vote or hold public office. by custom, this meant men, although theoretically, it could have included women, but it didn't. by custom, only men voted. now, traditionally, men owned most of the land. but also by custom, married women could not own property, but single and widowed women, unmarried women, could own property. so in

another problem in essex on middlesex ride, in bellaire a wreck there and another one there.here or your speeds on the beltway, no delays, 59 and 57 are your averages on the top and the west side. there is a look at 75 and 395. busy but still space between cars. this brought to you by toyota, back over to you. >> exactly 1 month after the shooting death of teenager tray von martin in florida there is a call for action here. wjz and monique griego are live with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. later today in downtown baltimore civil rights activists and members of the community will march together to show support for the teen and for his family. >>> activists prepare a sea of signs calling for justice for vai tron martin. >> because every time we think about what happened to tray shon march tip we are looking at our ion children. >> the unarmed teen was walking through a gated sanford, florida, community, when he was fatally shot by neighborhood watch volume tire george zimmerman. zimmerman claimed the teen looked suspicious. he has not been arrested. >>

historian sociologist and professor at both the new school university in new york and the university of essex in the united kingdom is also the editor of the new left review has written numerous papers and articles on karl marx capitalism and socialism and he's the author of numerous books including age shock how finance is failing us and an unfinished revolution karl marx and abraham lincoln the crisis of capitalism sweeping the globe right now perhaps it's time to revisit the park so to say about economics one of the reasons why i'm pleased to welcome robin from our studios in new york city problem thanks for joining us tonight. thank you great to have you with us your book an unfinished revolution is in part history of the relationship between karl marx and and abraham lincoln i was blown away to discover there even was one that these guys had any correspondence and you tell us about them. it began with marx's big involvement with the united states. the newspaper the new york tribune he was signed up in about eight hundred fifty two to write articles for the for the tribune by its managing

the government wants to play its part, not least by the enterprise zone in west essex that is covering harlow and hope will create 5,000 new jobs. >> thank you, mr. speaker. 7,000 hard-working families depend on working tax credits to make ends meet. yet less than 200 people have to pay top rate tax. which of these groups does the prime minister think needs the most support in the chancellor's budget? >> we have increased the child tax credit by 255 pounds last year which was the biggest increase in its history and it will go up by another 135 pounds this year. in terms of the very richest in our country, let me reassure, after this budget, they'll be paying more in taxes. >> as well as the liberal democrat priority to lift the tax hold to 10,000 pounds, does the prime minister agree one of the best way to help -- >> order! mr. hughes must be heard. >> does the prime minister think one of the best ways of helping family on low and medium income is to build more affordable housing? and given labor's legacy in london, 350,000 families on the waiting list, can he assure us there will be m

. >> i'm mike schuh, in essex. and this is kisses. and her owner karen. kisses has a very special story shared by a few animals. how you can help when eyewitness news continues. >>> severe storms to our west. how will they impact our weather. bob has details in the updated forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> incredibility new video today of the man who drove his car into the airport. this caused panic and fears of a terror attack. whit johnson has more on the charges the suspect faces. >> we've got a rogue vehicle driving around on the airport. >> reporter: with a black jeep cherokee, flashing across the tarmac. >> what's going on? >> i don't know. we're trying to figure that out right now. >> reporter: one flight had just seconds to abort its landing. more than a dozen others drifted in a holding pattern as others scram -- scrambled to communicate with pilots. >> we're stopping all airport miewchts at this time due to a situation on the ground. all of our movements stopped. >> i guess somebody is having fun. >> reporter: police say 24-year- old kenneth ma

. >>> good morning, doing okay, we are following a couple of incidents, essex, slowing down, an accidenton back river neck and bay avenue. couple of stalled cars tracking attention out there. west side of 695, baltimore national pike and southbound i- 97, at generals highway. a stalled car there, causing northbound rubber necking. if you are travelingics 95, not bad

. >>> police directing traffic around an accident in essex. we will tell you how long it will take to get through the delay when good morning maryland returns. >>> hello to lynette charles. >>> good morning, it is cold this morning, we are not dealing with precipitation or rain or snow, just the cold temperatures, we have them for you, as we check it out, 28 degrees now in to easton. below average, frederick 2 4, joppa 26. you need the coat, as we go in to the afternoon, don't put the coat away, temperatures will be on the chilly side. satellite, radar, showing you the fact of we don't have any type of clouds. the p thes dropping off, lots of sunshine and then temperatures this afternoon will come in around 47 degrees, still little bit on the chilly side. let's get a check of the traffic with angela. good morning. >>> it's starting to get busy out. there got rid of the disabled vehicles we reported earlier. the accident at back river neck and bay. very heavy congestion on southbound 95, packing in through the white marsh area, for those of you

you can see now, the more heavy weather actually east of baltimore, essex, across the bay, in to the chester town area and queen ann's county. not a lot of rain for the overnight hours. we look for weather to come in out of the west. we are talking about a high tornado count indiana, supercells through kentucky. the tornado outbreak continuing over 50 reported twisters in the upper midwest and very damaging storms to say the least. 50 this evening as the rain moves in. we will talk about how things shape up saturday and sunday. the twist and change is coming up. >>> we contue to lead the way in offerings in baltimore. visit abc2news.com/mobile right now and check out our growing list of apps. you have access to the most accurate weather forecast, news and live streaming video in the palm of your hand. >>> to the developing story out of arundel, a jury indicted leopold, he is indicted on charges he misused his protection squad. leopold had officers drive him to parking lots, he would have them wait for him while he got in to another car to have sex with another county employee. leopol

grant lodes is here with information of one of the bay area's most one its essex.rant: we are always profiling the bay area's most wanted suspects. the suspect has eluded san francisco police for almost two years. investigators are looking for a guy for the name of mario perez. they stay in april 2010 he got into a fight with a guy on florida's st. in san francisco get stabbed the male victim to death. he was last seen in the pacific and half moon bay areas. he is described as a hispanic male, if you have any information on the case with a posted a link on our web site. just pick on bay area's most wanted. >>pam: a san francisco man has been found dead in death valley national park. he walked away from this campground on march 12th in was a part of a bicycle to order. come police do not suspect foul play. an autopsy will help determine exactly how he died. crews are finishing up work on a broken water main that blocked all of roads. authorities have not said what caused the break however there are several buildings under construction in that area. and me that the c

if you check with the men of the "uss essex" who took a hit in the boiler, 80% of the crew were scalded and died. that wasn't an easy fight. if you come over here to ft. donelson and ask if that was an easy fight, the guys who lived through the blizzard, the guys who had made the march over, the guys who have made the series of attacks, smith's attack, or the confederate breakout on the 15th f you ask them if that was an easy fight, no way. those guys gave their all for it. so, when i feel that ft. donelson is somehow forgotten, to me it's a travesty because these gentlemen and ladies supporting them also were kind of besmerching its memory. ft. donelson, ft. henry fell, so what? well, i'll answer that. ft. henry is on the tennessee river. the tennessee river is one of the major commercial traffic ways of the united states at that time. crops and other goods that were produced in the deep south were shipped by steam boat up the missouri -- i'm sorry, down -- i'm thinking kansas again. down to tennessee to points along and out through the mississippi, down to new orleans, out to market.

if you check with the men on the uss essex who took a hit in the boiler and 80-some of the crew died, it wasn't and easy fight. if you come over here to fort donelson and ask if that was the easy fight, the guys that lived through the blizzard, the guy who's made the march over, the guy who's made the series of or confederate breakout on the 15th. if you ask them was that an easy fight, no way. these guys gave their all for it. so when a field at fort donelson is forgotten, to me, it's a travesty. these gentlemen and the ladies supporting them also were kind of in recent memory here. there is so much more importance that is often given to this battle. the tennessee river was one of the major traffic ways at that time. crops and goods that were produced in the deep south were shipped by a steamboat up the missouri and -- i'm thinking kansas again. take the man out of kansas. so down the tennessee and other points along and out through the mississippi down new orleans and out to market. same with -- for cumberland. in the civil war we talked a great deal about the railroads. well, the r

sort of characteristics that's i have been examined to institutes and you could be six in southern essexradio electronics and technology. dozens of people undergo treatment here each day according to gina in a britain if was one of the first clients. however his relatives flatly deny her claim but once i received a call from a kremlin employee could you kill any prisoner they asked i said i wasn't sure but i try. no one in the family is aware of that juneau would simply have been barred from his duty saying that some woman off the street was allowed to heal in a depression of his rubbish and he cheated. the criminally champers were obliged to watch the health of limitation one of them was victor but not if he were to lose how chefs have to refuse question of what his favorite meal ministries call that the full of his doctor's recommendation. but. i remember the way the poultry was served in soviet targets there will be enough for you womans now look different in those days the coat of arms could never be hidden it would serve as the basis of the side dish and the may go a guard you becau

in essex county, new jersey, his public service to the entire state and i respectfully suggest to the united states of america. we mourn his loss but we celebrate his life. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. mrs. christensen: thank you so much, congressman lance. now i'd like to yield to congresswoman maxine waters, who i believe succeeded donald payne as chairperson of the congressional black caucus. ms. waters: thank you very much. i appreciate your organizing this time for us to come to the floor and to speak about our friend, donald payne. we're also sad and we're going to miss him, but we also know that the service that he gave to this country, even long before he came to the congress of the united states and the service that he's given to this country since being a member of congress is unmatched. donald payne was a true servant who not only served his state of new jersey but donald payne was someone who took care of his district. when i take a look at all of the compass its that he served in in the state of new jersey, i am just in awe. counting de

accused of watching too much television, i think you can summarize this question and s the only way essex, and i know he speaks up for his county. what i would say is congratulate harlow on the fantastic achievement they have. e government wants to play its part, not least the enterprise zone that we hope will create 5,000 new jobs. >> marry lyndon. >> thank you, mr. speaker. over 7,000 hard working families depend on tax credits to make ends meet, yet less than 200 people have to pay top tax. which of these groups does the prime minister think needs the most support in the chancellor's budget? >> prime minister. >> what i can tell the honorable lady is we've increased the child tax credit by 255 pounds last year which was the biggest increase in its history, and it'll go up by about 135 pounds this year. and in terms of the very richest in our country, let me reawe sure her, after this budget, they'll be paying more in tax. >> simon hughes. >> as well as the liberal democrat priority to lift the tax hold to 10,000 pounds, can the prime minister agree that one of the best ways of helping

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but if you'd check with the men of the uss essex who took a hit in the boiler and 80 some of the crew were scalded, most of them died, it wasn't an easy fight. if you come over here to fort donelson after the battle and ask if that was an easy fight, the guys who were lived through the blizzard, the guys who had made the march over, the guys who had made the series of attacks on morrison's attack, smith's attack, confederate breakout on the 15th if they ask it was an easy fight, no. those guys gave their all for it. so when i feel that fort donelson is somehow for gone the, to me it's a travesty because these gentlemen and the ladies supporting them also were kind of besmirching their memory here. there's so much more importance that is often give ton this battle. fort donelson, fort henry fell. so what? i'll answer that. fort henry is on the tennessee river. and the tennessee river was one of the major commercial trafficways of the united states at that time. crops and other goods that were produced in the deep south were shipped by steamboat up the missouri -- or i'm sorry, down --

elected in 1988, after first serving as a newark city councilman and essex county freeholder this highturned politician went on to be the first african-american ever to serve in congress from the state of new jersey. don fought tenaciously to combat the hiv/aids pandemic and mitigate the loss of life and morbidity from tb and malaria on the subcontinent of africa. he core authored the sudan peace act and worked tirelessly to end the genocide in both south sudan, and darfur. matter of fact, he even risked his life in somalia, was shot at in the pursuit of peace. i know firsthand, mr. speaker, how much he truly cared and how hard he worked for peace and reconciliation in ravaged -- war ravaged nations. i served as the ranking member of the africa committee when he chaired it, and he served as ranking member when i chaired it. finally, just let me say that this man who also served as the chairman of the congressional black caucus, and until his untimely death today, chairman of the congressional black caucus foundation, he was predeceased by his wife hazel, don is also the father of three

complex in ankara creates more problems between us when it comes to privatization i think for smaller essex and assets that are actually non-strategic not networks of course. maybe something that can be done and i think especially in the tourism sector i don't think anyone may have a tremendous problem with a small marina somewhere that is not in a contentious zone say in the ionian going to turkish ownership i think overall the old expression of you don't want to kill your customers is probably very apt if we do get some small scale and sensible investment it may be a good thing. you're watching r t let's get back to our top story now of an hour for you our moscow was a ready to back a u.n. resolution on syria as long as it contains no ultimatums aimed at president assad's regime this is according to the russian foreign minister who's voicing a strong support for the u.n. a special envoy kofi annan and roadmap to peace in the conflict on country let's talk more about this now with franklin lamb the director of the n.-g. o. americans concern for middle east peace i thank you becoming an art

this is in essex. three persons on board a canoe capsized in middle river.they were wearing life jackets but they weren't wearing any survival suit. this water is still quite cold. they are being transported by the fire department now back to shoreline where they can be warmed up. now the assistance here was rendered by the natural resources police. they were the first boats on the scene. they are seeing the canoe that was there. that was capsized and baltimore county police helicopter were also called to the scene to assist in the event they needed to air lift patients. the air rescue is now complete. there are no apparent injuries that we can see. >> thank you very much captain mike perry in sky high 18. >> let's head over to bob to talk about our weather today. it was very windy. >> forecast advisory. temperatures right now around the region it is beginning to cool down. temperatures were pretty close to normal today. 54 right now, 56 in washington. cold start oakland at 44 degrees. temperatures are beginning to fall here. 50degrees up in bell air. 50 in

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also one in essex. two in the city.limit avenue and another one on france further at bel air and the delays in place on the top and west sides of the beltway. the west side more significant at 38 miles per hour. average speeds now slowing down on 95 southbound particularly between white marsh boulevard and the beltway down to 39 miles per hour. there's a live look at 895 at shell road the earlier accident that we had there is gone. there's a look at the west side of the beltway backing down at olds park. this traffic report is brought to you by home paramount. call 888888 home or log on to home jr.paramount.com. >>> the huge turnout marched through downtown baltimore expressing their outrage in the handling of trayvon martin's death in sanford, florida. the teenager was shot by george zimmerman who claims he fired in self-defense. a federal investigation of the shooting continues this morning. >>> in baltimore county a capsized canoe puts three people into the cold water of middle river. it happened right near the mouth

in essex county, new jersey, his public service to the entire state and i respectfully suggest to the united states of america. we mourn his loss but we celebrate his life. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. mrs. christensen: thank you so much, congressman lance. now i'd like to yield to congresswoman maxine waters, who i believe succeeded donald payne as chairperson of the congressional black caucus. ms. waters: thank you very much. i appreciate your organizing this time for us to come to the floor and to speak about our friend, donald payne. we're also sad and we're going to miss him, but we also know that the service that he gave to this country, even long before he came to the congress of the united states and the service that he's given to this country since being a member of congress is unmatched. donald payne was a true servant who not only served his state of new jersey but donald payne was someone who took care of his district. when i take a look at all of the compass its that he served in in the state of new jersey, i am just in awe. counting de

as a matter of fact mace avenue the scene of a crash in essex for those of you traveling near franklin there. also seeing some very heavy traffic now on 95 northbound. for those of you making the drive through arbutis now. it is slow stacking up and a bit sluggish from i-195 and continuing past the beltway. heading towards the spaghetti junction in the city. and if you're traveling on the west side of 695, just a few pockets of congestion. otherwise the travel pace just below posted speed. as we get a live look here at baltimore national pike, also a bit slow as you make your way on the approach to i95 past wilkins avenue. we're back in a half hour with another update. in the meantime, log on to abc2news.com. 3q at lysol, we discovered a problem. the more products we touch around the sink, the more dirt can spread around the kitchen, and the more germs we can spread on our hands. that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one no-touch solution for sparkling dishes, plus clean surfaces, plus healthy hands. because our mission is a healthy home made simple. lysol. mission f

accident also still there in exsession and one in the -- essex and one in the city at frankfurt and bel air. there's a look at the average speeds on 95 and a live look at 95 just outside on the beltway. this traffic report is bought to you by -- brought to you by home paramount. visit homeparamount.com. back to you. >>> the national outrage over the shooting death of a florida teenager reached baltimore. alex demetrick is live outside city hall. >> reporter: don. it may have happened far away but the shooting death of the teenager in florida the striking close to home. a huge turnout marched through downtown baltimore to rally in front of city hall protesting the killing of trayvon martin in sanford, florida. the teenager was shot to death by a neighborhood watchman named george zimmerman who claims he fired in self- defense. zimmerman was not arrested or charged and that has sparked widespread anger. those here say martin was a victim of racial profiling. well, zimmerman has not been charged but a federal investigation is currently underway. >>> a canoe leaves three people caught in th

accused of watching too much television, i think you can summarize this question and say the only way is essex, and i know he speaks up for his county. what i would say is congratulate harlow on the fantastic achievement they have. the government wants to play its part, not least the enterprise zone that we hope will create 5,000 new jobs. >> marry lyndon. >> thank you, mr. speaker. over 7,000 hard working families depend on tax credits to make ends meet, yet less than 200 people have to pay top tax. which of these groups does the prime minister think needs the most support in the chancellor's budget? >> prime minister. >> what i can tell the honorable lady is we've increased the child tax credit by 255 pounds last year which was the biggest increase in its history, and it'll go up by about 135 pounds this year. and in terms of the very richest in our country, let me reawe sure her, after this budget, they'll be paying more in tax. >> simon hughes. >> as well as the liberal democrat priority to lift the tax hold to 10,000 pounds, can the prime minister agree that one of the best ways of helpin

have it easy acquiring political power that enabled him to help everyone, whether it was in newark, essex or new jersey, the united states or in the world. history will record that that this young man from newark, donald payne, literally saved tens of thousands of lives. he did. all over the world, in america, in africa and in northern island. and he was known throughout the world as a champion of the down tropical depressionen, those in need, and a champion of human rights. he was a longshoreman, he was a teacher, he was a waiter, an elected official from new jersey who made us all so proud, but he was a citizen of the world. he was a leader in this world. . . he leaves behind a legacy not only as a beloved father, husband, grandfather, great grandfather, brother, family man, but also as a dear, loving friend. beneath that strong, serious, statesman's demeanor was a warm, charming, funny, irreverent, smart, and great friend. i will miss him very, very much. god bless you, don payne. my friend. god bless you, congressman donald payne, you iconic figure for america and the world. we will m

it's very hard to factor in the definition essex expected but there are significant feature markets. the fifth point, growth is continuing. it's modest of the global level and very heavily concentrated. if you take brazil, india and china and saudi arabia those four countries alone just as they have for over the past five years, are concentrated on the next global demand outside those four, demand has been falling for a very longimpact of fukushn japanese demand. japanese demand will now be expected to be falling as it has done for a while but very strong japanese demand last year primarily for lng but also for oil and for this year we think some of that increase is the nuclear bans continue to stay s. the demand has not fallen quite as much as you the area called sunoco philadelphia. if that were to shut down, there might be some areas in the northeast that could potentially a subject to low supply. let me just leave it there because others may want to speak. >> dr. yergin. >> i could add two points to that. one of the refinery companies has publicly said they are losing $1 million

advocate for his constituents, brought significant economic development to counties in new jersey, essex, hudson and union. donald payne was a former schoolteacher, was a leader on education issues. he worked hard to close the achievement gap, making college more affordable and bringing more equity to school funding. congressman donald payne was a man of conscience and conviction. i knew him for many years, and i was always struck by a soft-spoken demeanor, and that kind of made him a rarity in politics, as we know here. but congressman payne knew he didn't have to raise his voice. his ideas were powerful enough. the congressman put it best when he said -- and i quote him here -- kpw-gs there's a lot of dignity in being able to achieve things without having to create rapture." donald payne was a teacher and, as i mentioned, in newark's public schools. newark is a poverty-stricken city. his mission was to inspire young people to use education in their lives to achieve opportunity. the people of new jersey sent him to washington for the first time in 1988, and they continued sending him ba