that was rickie fowler. these ryder cup matches in about two hours. dottie, we have been here in wales now for about six days. you've been watching rickie fowler. how has he held up in your mind through all this? >> i think he got a test yesterday at the rules infraction at the fourth hole. i was really impressed on how he handled it. he didn't shrug it off. but he took it hard, took it quickly and got over it. and faced with having to make a series of short putts down at the end, he knocked them all in. i think it showed that he might be 21, but he's a little older on the inside. >> rickie fowler. and tiger woods is now arriving. he and partner steve stricker going out there four down. now to our taped coverage from yesterday. >> beautiful look across the valley. in fact, there's robert trent jones is actually the one who sold sir kerry matthews about the site when the two were scouting the area for potential golf courses. he said this is where you could build a incredible course, right here in the valley.

that was rickie fowler.on set to resume in the third session of these ryder cup matches in about two hours. dottie, w have been here in wales now for about six days. you've been watching rickie fowle how has he held up in your mind through all this? >> i think he got a test yesterday at the rules infraction at the fourth hole. i was really impressed on how he handled it. he didn't shrug it off. but he took it hard, took it quickly and got over it. and faced with having to make a series of short putts down at the end, he knocked them all in. i think it showed that he might be 21, but he's a little older on the inside. >> rickie fowler. and tiger woods is now arriving. he and partner steve stricker going out there four down. now to our taped coverage from yesterday. >> beautiful look across the valley. in fact, there's robert trent jones is actually the one who sold sir kerry matthews about the site when the two were scouting the area for potential golf courses. he said this is where you could build a incredie

so a good second shot from rickie fowler puts the u.s.he lead. kaymer and westwood now, o up through 6th. at the 7th, zach johnson with a birdie to win the hole. >> will ittay up? nope. par 3 here. it was a chance to win three out of four holes for the molinari brothers back at three. >> second shot on the way by stewart cink for the u.s. a little work left there for a par. rory mcilroy will have a chance for a birdie to win the hole. interesting week for rory mcilroy, hasn't it, gary? >> yeah, it really has been. >> focal point with all the tiger woods discussion and a while back saying tiger was beatble and you can bet all the uk tabloids jumped identity. >> and you know what? you have to give the young man credit, i think. first of all, he was being honest. at the time when he made the atement, it was at the brdgestone wcb event in akron, ohio, and tiger was finished the worst 72-hole total of his entire professional career. so it was a very accurate statement. of course, tiger was asked about it in a press conference and he basically

a year after kako returned to iceland ktvu's john fowler checked to see how he was doing. will have that report. >>> also two orcas take on a great white shark as a boatload of tourists looked on. >> last week you saw breaking news where the chp is on the scene of several accidents. >> live coverage from the scene of breaking news. >> a pretty incredible scene out here on highway 37. this is very heavy metal cable that spilled out on to the roadway. >> weather in the area where you live. >> it will be cooler by the coast. 90s inland and humid. >> live real time traffic. >> local news starts weekdays on ktvu channel 2 morning news. . >> in 1993kako the killer whale was literally the biggest star in hollywood after he appeared in free willy. he was the focus of intense efforts to return him to the wild. in 1998 a massive campaign brought him to iceland near where he was born. in 1999 ktvu's health and science editor john fowler prepared this report on how he was doing. >> reporter: winter weather is setting in on the island. icy winds whip the floating pen where kako the kil

officer fowler will be billed at delaney -- will be buried at laney memorial garden. chief of staff rahm emanuel is leaving the white house to run for mayor of chicago. we have more on that story. >> for washington, it is time to face the music. congress is shut down until after elections. politicians are coming face to face with voters. >> because of the recovery act, 3.6 million jobs have been saved or created. >> both parties share the blame for this. >> be on the lookout for more nasty attacks. >> the entire house and one- third of the senate hit the campaign trail. >> is going to be the invasion of the vote snatchers. >> obama has given marching borders, win back voters. >> the stakes could not be higher. >> rahm emanuel is jumping back into politics, headed home to run for mayor of chicago. as for congress -- >> the nays are 194. >> the past but temporary spending bill to keep government going and to -- they passed a temporary spending bill to keep government going until after elections. >> they took care of themselves and forgot about everybody else. >> they al

john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> there is word tonight that apple may end their exclusive agreement with at&t by the end of the year and that would require iphone users to use at&t for their service but analysts say that a verizon iphone will be on shelves early next year and they found that almost half of iphone users would switch to verizon from at&t if they have the option. yesterday there was news that the android system is gaining market share against iphone. >>> the facebook ceo showed changes today and one is called downloader information that allows users to download a hard copy of their posts to their user and a second is a dashboard. the third enables users to create smaller social groups within their list of facebook friends of. >>> cisco systems unveiled a new device to debut there is a high-definition camera, counsel and remote. the system will cost $600 require a $30 per month subscription. >>> more bad news for job seekers today. 39,000 jobs were lost in september. the numbers came as a surprise to many who had predicted 20,000 new jobs would be added in the private s

john fowler is in our newsroom now with details. >> reporter: the first of these miners are expected out this evening, no miner has ever survived so deep, so long. let's take a look at live pictures of the mine rescue. it's near the city of copiapo, chile. technicians are now finishing the final test of the mining capsule nicknamed phoenix. here it is just 25 minutes ago, engineers sent the 25-inch diameter capsule empty for the last time. the first miner out is to be father of two florencio avalos. picked to be first pause he's a skilled engineer in case anything goes wrong. you may remember that miners have been trapped since it gaved on august 5th. it was feared all had perished. food and water kept them alive for the last 69 days. once on the surface, miners are to meet with relatives then go to a light dimmed hospital for care. several of the miners have potentially critical conditions. this dramatic rescue has captured the attention of people worldwide. they expect several miners rescued tonight, but it'll take about 36 hours to remove them all. you can watch a live streaming f

fowler and mickelson won the hole. shot of the day blongs to jeff overton. second shot on the par 4 eight from 140 yards out. golf fans, you will love this shot. sound up. >> yeah! come on! come o >>love it. >> that sounded like me after won the oreo cookie trip. the europeans lead nine and a half, six and a half. all 12 singles matches will be played tomorrow. coverage begins at 4:00 a.m. on the usa networks. redskins lead 17-6. >>> see >>> on alert. the threat of a terrorist attack triggers new caution for ericanravele overseas.

san francisco resident tom fowler agrees. >> i don't think most people think about these things. >> reporterfowler has three days worth of food, water and supplies to his apartment for what he views as the inevitable n menlo park, traci grant, nbc bay area news. >>> pg&e says it is going to replace hundreds of manual shutoff valves with a revote mote-controlled system. the move comes after criticism following last month's disaster in san bruno after that explosion of a major gas transmission line. it took workers nearly two hours to turn off the manual valves. the blast and fire afterwards killed eight people, destroyed 37 homes much the mercury news reports that pg&e will train local police and fire crews on pipeline locations and emergency response plans. >>> meanwhile, city leaders in san bruno today marked an official end to the disaster cleanup. workers finished clearing all the debris left behind by the september 9th explosion. they have also cleaned 35 lots of homes destroyed in the fire. the city says some homeowners are hiring architects to begin rebuilding but many people say they

our grief hasn't even subsided from the loss of jimmy fowler and, it's a tough day. affects a lot of people. his police family for sure but it affects a lot of people across this area and the city. tough day. >> reporter: he's survived by a wife and three small children. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >> thank you. funeral arrangements have also been set for another city police officer. who died last week after his squad car went into a parked fire truck. a public viewing is tomorrow from 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. in towson. and the funeral will be wednesday at 11:00 a.m. he will be laid to rest at dulaney valley memorial gardens in timonium. >>> the united states honor flag has been sent to baltimore in honor of those police officers who died recently. along with officer stevenson and ports, james fowler, as the chief mentioned died in the crash in pennsylvania last month. the flag flew over ground zero during recovery efforts from new york after 9/11. the flag will arrive tomorrow afternoon. >>> she was an animal lover. she had all her dogs. she was always out there with h

geoffrey fowler is the co-author of the report. he joins us from san francisco.s i understand it, this centrals mostly on the so-called user i.d. explain what that is and what you found. >> well, at the core of this is a promise that facebook makes to all of its 500 million users that it will not pass personally identifiable information about us and what we do on the site along to advertisers, marketers and data firms. what we found is that users who were using these apps-- and we checked many of the most popular ones-- they were having their user i.d., which is a piece of information that can be used to look up the real name of anybody on facebook. that user i.d. was being sent along to a lot of different advertising and data companies. >> brown: what does that user i.d., what information goes with that? >> with that is your real name. your gender. the country that you're based in. and then anything else that you've set to public to everybody that you want to share on facebook. so we should be really clear here. we did not find that facebook was allowing adverti

john fowler reports. >> reporter: paraplegic amanda boxell walked today. a skiing accident had kept her in a wheelchair for 18 years. >> and amanda, what is this like for you? >> i'm living any dream. >> it's liberation, it's independs. it's standing up. >> reporter: on e legs, arm movements tell a backpack computer how to move battery- powered legs. it's all developed in berkeley. >> this machine is actually moving amanda. it has its own control, it has its own actuation it has its own technology. >> this is going to mobilize advancement for people on wheelchairs everywhere. >> reporter: chelsie saw e legs for the first time today and wants them. >> i am so excited to be able to walk into a restaurant like they said and be able to walk in like a normal tern. >> chelsie will walk again and that has been her dream since the accident happened. she will walk again. >> reporter: this video shows the e legs devices is simple to slip on. one day it'll be small enough to place under clothes and wear all day long. this concept was developed for the military. >> so

john fowler reports. >> reporter: paraplegic amanda boxell walked today. a skiing accident had kept her in a wheelchair for 18 years. >> and amanda, what is this like for you? >> i'm living any dream. >> it's liberation, it's independs. it's standing up. >> reporter: on e legs, arm movements tell a backpack computer how to move battery- powered legs. it's all developed in berkeley. >> this machine is actually moving amanda. it has its own control, it has its own actuation it has its own technology. >> this is going to mobilize advancement for people on wheelchairs everywhere. >> reporter: chelsie saw e legs for the first time today and wants them. >> i am so excited to be able to walk into a restaurant like they said and be able to walk in like a normal tern. >> chelsie will walk again and that has been her dream since the accident happened. she will walk again. >> reporter: this video shows the e legs devices is simple to slip on. one day it'll be small enough to place under clothes and wear all day long. this concept was developed for the military. >> so

the funeral was held today for james fowler.as killed in a car accident last week in pennsylvania. the service was held this morning at st. mark's church in katysville. fowler was laid to rest at daleny. >>> this wednesday the the father of a marine who's funeral was disrupted we protesters will plead his case to the highest court in the land. mary bubala reports it's a battle that pits freedom of speech against a father's right to bury his son without interruption. >> reporter: the father is trying to protect other americans from holding a proper funeral. they held across the street holding signs, god hates soldiers. al schneider was trying to give his son matthew a hero's funeral. the maryland marine was killed fighting in iraq in 2006. >> they don't have a right to terrorize families and single families out and that's what they do. >> reporter: they have protested at hundreds of funerals with this message. these soldiers are dying for homo sexuals and other sins of america. >> it is everybody's first amendment right to go to

reporting live, health and science editor, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco police believe the sketch today of a man suspected of attacking a couple after coit tower. police say this man is one of a few people suspected. police do not have a sketch of the second suspect, they say the pair attacked and robbed a man and woman who were out on a date. suspects broke the man's jaw and made off with the woman's purse. >>> the town of tiburon is on the verge of implementing a new program. it's a program involving severacameras that will take pictures of each and every car going into and out of town. ktvu's john sasaki is live in tiburon tonight where some folks think this is more like big brother. >> reporter: now it's home to those four cameras that will watch most of the traffic that comes to town. tiburon boulevard is two lanes in each direction, these four cameras on a pole near vista driver are positioned one for each lane. >> it's for either a post crime tool or to try to catch a vehicle that is wanted in the system for one crime or another. >> reporter: the cameras

as john fowler tells us, there's a lot of controversy about that. >> reporter: new statistics show more than 2 million children nationwide are taking cholesterol lowering drugs. >> i think people would be shocked by the number of children who have high cholesterol. >> reporter: cpmc pediatrician nadine north says that she sees it in children under three, it's linked with diet. >> it's tough to keep kids on the right path. >> reporter: the drugs are lipitor, crestor and others, known as sta to the best atins, the most prescribed medication. the latest pediatrician guidelines call for prescribing for children starting at eight. >> are you going to give them medication and allow the kid to sit on the couch and eat flaming hot cheetoes the whole day. >> nobody knows the consequences of a child beginning a drug like that at the age of 15. >> reporter: although doctors say there's no good long term studies with children, studies with adults show no much side effect. >> too often they are seen as a magic bullet. >> reporter: dr. ronald clous is finding that genetics can twist the appearance of

fowler was killed in an accident in pennsylvania last week. he had been on the force for 30 years. investigators say the bus that crashed last week on interstate 270 in the bethesda was not the result of an accident but rather a medical condition. autopsy results revealed the driver died of a heart attack. last week, the bus left the roadway plunging down 45 feet of an embankment. police said the passengers to investigators the driver passed out before the accident. >> there is a terrorist travel alert. the u.s. is warning americans to be on guard over terrorist concerns in europe. other countries from japan and sweden are following suit. nicole killion has more. >> from london, i am probably more cautious. we are very aware of what is going on. >> american terrorists are on alert. >> our guard remains up. our attention remains focused. officials say there is no imminent threat despite evidence that al qaeda may be planning a deadly attack similar to the one in the mumbai, india, in 2008. >> we are concerned enough to alert those that are in europe to be alert to their surroundings

when fowler -- everything came down to the last match. the northern irishman needed inspiration. the american could not respond and the cap was back in european hands after one of the most dramatic matches in the 83-year history of the event. >> a musical based on the life primeia's longest serving minister is proving to be a mass of so let -- massive success in malaysia. the former leader remains a controversial figure even after all this time. >> he is portrayed as a visionary from the start, selling balloons as a child to earn pocket money. it gives a rare look at him as a painfully shy medical student courting a woman who later becomes his wife. this is the softer side of malaysia's will guest serving prime minister who was loved and feared during his time in power. casting for the musical was not easy. many actors are needed to portray him at various stages in his life. >> it is difficult to choose. i have considered their personality, physical appearance as well as iq. that could show that he is a brilliant guy. >> under his leadership, malaysia experienced its fastest pace

some of the big names are john daly, justin leonard and ricky fowler. we spoke live in this morning and he said the tournament will bring in $800,000 for local charities approximate put $10 million into the local economy and he hopes to make it a term nent event. we will talk to a kofler in a bit coming up at 6:45. there is another tournament in the east bay. the lpga is in danville and that could impact the drive along 680. watch for the signs that will guide you on how to get there. i also know they are set up on 101 in the south bay. both places as you drive along, you will see extra traffic. >> in fact mike has details on the one headed to the lpga. >> thanks for talking about the bulk of what i'm talking about. we will show you. 680 through danville and lpga tournament going on there to the east of 680. you will see the signs queueing folks in. folks will slow to read the signs as well. expect slowing on 680 north of the dublin interchange for the tournament all through the weekend. the slowing right now is on westbound 580 coming through livermore

runs through sunday and other notables in attendance, john daley and ricky fowler. pleasanton's own paula cramer competing in the cvs pharmacy at the black hawk country club assuming she makes the cut. she tees off at 8:50. from 10 to 6 saturday and 10 to 5 sunday. jimmy buffett at 8 clock saturday and also at the shoreline amphitheater. other than that it's a quiet weekend. brent and laura. >> i think you missed a couple of things, but you have limited time. >> want me to elaborate? >> maybe coming up next time. >>> are discounted gas, you don't always see that. today is national alternative fuel vehicle day. they are rewarding green drivers with $1 off gas. here are the alternative fuel sites you can visit. berkeley, fremont and two in san jose. you get $1 off and you have to have a car that runs on alternative fuel to take advantage of this. >>> speaking of gas, get ready for changes. starting today they will have to get rid of the nozzles with latches. santa clara county superior court, the judge rejected a temporary restraining order of a mandate issued in augu

john fowler alerted one volunteer doctor to troubling development that underscores the need. >> reporter: this river, dr. says to be the source of the cholera outbreak. rumors swarmed back and workers continue the water with sewage. the epidemic worsened today with some 500,000 hospitalized. angry people threw stones at this hospital and shut it down. the chief medical officer led a team of a dozen of doctors and nurses from the same hospital hit by today's transportation. >> what is happening there? >> reporter: this was moments after we told him about it and they blame the fear and ignorance about cholera. cholera is preventable but now their water is killing people. >> it is overwhelming pain and suffering. to the extent that it does we need to pitch in. it is a human struggle just to survive. they need a break. >> reporter: lockhart told me he began today to organizing other haiti trip next week and will donate plasma and blood fluids now running short. the only saving lives -- to save lives is another infusion of medicine's. >>> ten teenagers from oakland are in washington dc tonigh

ktvu's john fowler met one of them. >> up the rugged coast a few miles lays one of the most important unrecovered treasiers of the new world. hidden in the midst, guarded by sharks and frigid water, there waits a fabulous prize, the end of a 4-century-old story. it was a stormy november, the year 1595. spanish explore sebastian rodriguez anchored his galleon offshore from what we now call drake's beach. they claimed this land for spain, calling it the port of san francisco. suddenly a huge storm lupe, waves smashed the ship into the shallows and fortunately most of the crew survived and made it home, but their cargo, treasures from the orient remain here, virtually all of it still undiscovered. waves still occasionally wash ashare, tantalizing pieces of treasure, because because of the sharks, the cold water and difficulty of finding this wreck, no one has seriously searched for it until now. this man believes he knows right where there is gold, porcelain and a significant shipwreck under the sands of drake's bay. he has document proves it and a plan too bring it up and salvaging in t

officer fowler's funeral will be held monday at 10:00 a.m. in catonsville.he will be buried at the linney valley memorial gardens. he leaves behind a wife and two children. >> several important new laws take effect in maryland today. you have heard about the hands free cell phone ban. it will cost first-time violators $40. maryland has parted with the federal sex offender registry. the new law will take effect and make it hard for sex offenders to avoid registration by moving to another state. but are locked says that child- support payments are being set to coincide picks all of that new laws are listed on our website, wbaltv.com. >> some of the rain from yesterday lingered into the early morning hours. the late september storm lingered into the new month. once the skies cleared, temperatures were able to climb to normal levels. it takes awhile for all that water to drain down to the small streams and creeks and tributaries. it looks like for the most part, the flood warnings coming up. the two-day total, 6.11 inches for the storm total officially down at b

reporting live health and science editor john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >> that is just remarkable. >> that is amazing. >> the smiles on that woman. >>> over now to our chief meteorologist, talk about beautiful weather and it couldn't come at a better time. >> i think they do fleet week in october. and a lot of these events. it will not disappoint over the next 72 hours as we roll through the bay area weekends. we go outside, let's go to linda mar and roca way beach. it's sunny, mid-50s. 70 in san rafael. highs tomorrow are going to be a little bit warmer and a little warmer still saturday and sunday. not hot just warmer. maybe in the low 80s. the weekend will be nice. fire danger goes up a little bit, fire danger goes down a little bit. but nothing is off the charts here. we're not going to see fire advisories. 52 in concord, fairfield when owe send your kids off to school or work you want a jacket. it warms up in the afternoon, but the nights are getting longer. so be ready for that. it's clear, i don't expect much rain if any. maybe a few clouds friday and sunday, mostly sunny a

john fowler joins us with details. john? >> reporter: controversy for almost a decade, certainly combination of hormone therapy for postmenopausal women may be worst than people thought. >> you see people walk briskly to emphasize that exercise is important to pre rpt and help with recovery from breast cancer. several cancer survivors said that they had hormone therapy before their cancer. >> i took it. i wish i had not. i was unsure about it the whole time. >> reporter: 60-year-old jennifer morales diagnose add year ago after taking hormones. >> i had the mammogram months before that. it's actually the tumor grew within that four months. >> reporter: an 11-year study followed 16,000 women who took combination estrogen marketed as prem pro. >> this appears to have the most aggressive cancers. the death rates was higher. >> combination raised the women's risk of lung cancer as well. the effect was not seen with estrogen alone which doctors say may protect women from doctor as well as dementia, bone loss and other problems pos

>>reporter: the body of officer james fowler was carried out of the saint mark church in indicatesvilleii morning then laid to rest at garden. 61-yearrold died llst monday after crashing his truck. e was a 31 year veteran of the police force. >> harper county teen arrested for murder. 18-year-old michael jones faces first degree mmrder charges in the death of winn gate. 16-year-old found at parked car shot several times on clover valley way saturday night in edge wood. pronounced dead at upper chesapeake meeical center. >> freshman basketball star at harvard community college dies during practice. 18-year-old buntly was promising player who just started his college -úcareer. he wassdoing some shooting drills in the gym and right after that collapsed. of. >> here we had a ery prommsing student athlete passed away so suddenly in our presence. promising life and promising career cut tragically short so as you can of shock and griif.all a state >>reporter: meantime all sporting event and practices at the ollege have been cancelled until further notice. grief counselors now available to stud

. >>> officer fowler was killed when his truck crashed into a barrier in central pennsylvania last monday. he was on his way to penn state to participate in a training program on accident investigation. he leaves behind a wife and two children. >>> five german men are dead in pakistan killed by a u.s. missile according to u.s. intelligence officials. they were undergoing terrorist training. they hit a house in the region linked to a tariff plot. it has prompted europe, britain and japan to issue a travel advisory. >>> we now know how the driver '06 a bus in montgomery county died. the driver, 66-year-old joseph koloba died of a heart attack and not from injuries in the crash. passengers told police that he appeared to be sweating a lot before the crash last wednesday in bethesda. one passenger asked the driver if he was okay before he appeared to pass out and slump right over the wheel. the mini coach bus rolled down the tree-covered embankment and came to a rest with only a jersey barrier keeping it from falling into the traffic below. 11 people were injured. >>> on the weather front tod

james fowler died when his truck went off the road while he was on his way to training mission at pen state. a funeral mass will by held at 11:30 at saint mark's followed by a procession. again drivers in that area should expect traffic delays tomorrow >> we have now, we have rain showers across the area. as we go through the evening the overnight and to tomorrow we will see wet conditions. let me show you the radar. you can see the rain, light to moderate in from the south to north. coming over baltimore. belaire, even up to delta. if you are heading in to pennsylvania you will be seeing more of that in through the evening time frame. right now temperatures are chilly. check out the inner harbor at 56 degrees. more of the same to fredricks. annapolis 55 and cambridge at 57 degrees. through the overnight we are looking at a temperature around 50 degreest. will be rainy, breezy and chilly. you need to bundle up if you are heading out and about and don't forget the rain gear. ly have the forecast in the next several days and when you can put it away. >> all right. congressman calling on

seth fowler is making a sp appearance at the 75th street elementary school in los angeles.e kids here are being treated to a reading of a book called "cory the popcorn's big adventure." >> cory wondered how anybody could live in such a mess. >> seth has a special relationship to this strange and delightful story of a lost kernel of popcorn. he created the book himself when he was a kid. >> when i was a little older than you guys, i came up with the story of this book, first by drawing. >> seth was a kid who loved to draw. his parents supported his talent by enrolling him in art classes. and that's how the character of cory began to take shape. >> the story actually came out of a sketch that i did at 9 of a piece of popcorn running through a busy street intersection. >> this is the story of cory the popcorn, who was left behind, and his big adventure to find his way home. >> the book is his journey throughout this big house in search of his family. it talks about forgiveness, overcoming obstacles, working through diversity, and it's really fun. >> with encouragement from his

along with officer stevenson and ports, james fowler died in a crash in pennsylvania last month. the flag flew over ground zero during recovery efforts in new york city after 9/11. the flag is set to arrive in baltimore tomorrow afternoon. >>> the trial of a man charged in the 2001 killing of a washington intern chandra levy is now officially underway. ingmar gwondike accused of attacking the 24-year-old as she jogged in rock creek park. prosecutors say he was already in jail on an unrelated charge and told a police officer he killed levy. a year after she disappeared her remains were found leaving more questions than answers. >> it dawned on me that there's very little i can do or any of us can do now to offer anything to the levy family other than justice. >> there's no justice. >> yeah. >> we have a life -- not having our child, not knowing what happened. >> reporter: her disappearance nine years ago received widespread publicity because of her relationship with then california congressman gary condit. he was questioned in her disappearance but police say he was never a suspec

> well friends, family and fellow officers said a final good-bye to a fellow police officer james fowler, he died one week ago when his truck crashed into a barrier in central pennsylvania. he was on his way to penn state to participate on a training exercise in accident reconstruction. he was laid to rest at servais list valley memorial gardens. he leaves behind a wife and two children. >>> in 'em meltsburg 80 new names are add todd the national firefighters memorial in maryland over the weekend. they join the names of 3400 other firefighters who have died in the line of duty since the memorial was established. it was an emotional ceremony for the family members of the fallen firefighters who came from around the country. they were each given hallows and a folded american flag to honor their loved ones. >>> one city school's resource officer is on leave after a shooting last night. police say the officer was approached around 8:30 last night and was told that a nearby store was being robbed by three armed men, police say one of the armed men threatened the officer and the officer fired.

officer james fowler died when his pickup truck ran off the road while he was on his way to a training seminar at penn state university. a funeral mass will be held at 11:30 at st. marks in catonsville followed by a procession in timonium. drivers in the area should expect traffic delays around the time. >>> police are investigating westminster first murderer in five years. 40-year-old steven hopson was found dead in his apartment on east main street on saturday morning. neighbors reported hearing two men screaming at each other before the police arrived. >> i heard people storming up and down the steps in there and then it sounded like people were slamming the doors or kicking them. >> right now police are not saying how the victim died. but they say that he had blood on his shirt and pants as well. >>> we have an update on the massive building fire in dundalk on friday. a wall left standing had to be knocked down yesterday. firefighters say it spoas posed a danger to surrounding homes. flames were so heavy the fire knocked down 90% of the building. no one was injured. homes by the ar

at the time city police were dealing with a traffic fatality of one of their own, officers james fowler. and asked mta police to handle mccoy's accident. the investigation has since been turned back over to city police. a transfer authorities say caused a delay in even some of the most basic facts surrounding mccoy's death. the only thing we have seen in the news was he was an unidentified passenger. we didn't want his memory to be as an unidentified passenger. we wanted people to know there was a human being behind that handle. >> reporter: with a family waiting to see how their son died and who, if anyone, is at fault. in glen burnie, brian kuebler, abc 2 news. >>> police say it will take a few weeks to complete their investigation into exactly what happened that night. the annapolis police officer has been placed on desk duty until ha report is written. >>> well crimes against university of maryland students in recent months have been in the form of armed robberies off campus but a pair of sexual assaults within the last week came in one of the busiest places on the campus, the stamp

. >>> family and fellow officers said a final good-bye to a city officer james fowler, he died when his truck crashed into a barrier, he was on his way to penn state to participate on a training program on accident investigation. >>> funeral services were held today at st. mark's church in clay tonsville. he was laid to rest. the 33 year veteran leaves behind a wife and two children. >>> well today ahs and maryland state flags are being flown at half-staff in memory of lieutenant gun done looney, he was one of four soldiers killed in a helicopter crash. the 29-year-old was assigned to a west coast-based seal team. he was a navy lacrosse player,. >>> baltimore city police are searching for two suspects involved in a store robbery. they say a baltimore city schools police officer shot one of the three people involved in the robbery last night at the harford road family dollar store. someone approached the officer and told him that the store was being robbed. when the officer approached the suspects they tried to run, one of them threatened the officer, the officer fired, hitting one of th

centers or is just a lot of existing univision projects that we should see follow international gary fowler says that russia's innovation potential is among the best in the world. if you look at moscow and we just look around at the the infrastructure here the cars that are here what we see is more potential in russia than any other place on the planet quantifiably there's a very exact number but there's just a feeling that year and i talk to some of the top venture capitalists in the delegation and they're very very impressed with that. and let's have a quick look at how the active markets are performing european markets are edging slightly higher on monday tracking gains on wall street we could have expected u.s. labor data out on friday has raised hopes that the federal reserve and they further stimulate the u.s. economy. and here in moscow both the russian markets are making gains made session on monday energy names outperforming on the my sex to the left the top again are up two point two percent this hour thanks also in the office five point nine percent higher. global financial negot

and say you know a follow international gary fowler says that russia's innovation potential is one of the best in the world. if you look at moscow and we just look around at the the infrastructure here the cars that are here what we see is more potential in russia than any other place on the planet quantifiably there's a very exact number but there's just a feeling that she and i talked to some of the top venture capitalists in the delegation and they're very very impressed with this. and that take a look at how the two markets the nikkei is closed for a public holiday on monday in hong kong the hang seng rally to a six straight session these are. the gains on expectations of the us. and european markets a flat to positive in the early trade on monday that tracking gains on wall street weaker than expected u.s. labor data out on friday has raised hopes that the federal reserve may further stimulate the u.s. economy. and here in moscow both russian markets are making gains amid session on monday and outperforming on the my sex with the top karina up two and a quarter percent this. movi

john fowler has the report. >> i just moved out to oakland and there's no jobs here. >> i have lots of skills. >> reporter: built as one of the east bay's biggest job fairs in 20 years. >> what hours do you have open? >> reporter: some 40 employers looking to hire. >> we're looking for first impressions, something that's fast, fun and friendly. >> reporter: many of the applicants are in their 40s. >> will it be eight week, will it be a month from now. i have to pay the mortgage, i have to keep the lights on so that is stressful for me. >> reporter: andre keys unemployed for several years. >> basically i was one of the greatest players that ever went to that university. now i don't even have a job. it's a low point for me. >> reporter: your risk of poor health increases by 50% when you lose a job. the greatest threat is to mental health. counselors say they are overwhelmed. >> because of the state of the economy, it's hard for them, it's good for them to have someone to reach out to. >> we're here to help them, that's what we do. >> i lost my job as an engineers. i've been looking for a

john fowler has the report. >> i just moved out to oakland and there's no jobs here. >> i have lots of skills. >> reporter: built as one of the east bay's biggest job fairs in 20 years. >> what hours do you have open? >> reporter: some 40 employers looking to hire. >> we're looking for first impressions, something that's fast, fun and friendly. >> reporter: many of the applicants are in their 40s. >> will it be eight week, will it be a month from now. i have to pay the mortgage, i have to keep the lights on so that is stressful for me. >> reporter: andre keys unemployed for several years. >> basically i was one of the greatest players that ever went to that university. now i don't even have a job. it's a low point for me. >> reporter: your risk of poor health increases by 50% when you lose a job. the greatest threat is to mental health. counselors say they are overwhelmed. >> because of the state of the economy, it's hard for them, it's good for them to have someone to reach out to. >> we're here to help them, that's what we do. >> i lost my job as an engineers. i've been looking for a

that's where john fowler is live tonight with more on the story. >> reporter: protesters are demanding the cell phone industry be honest, stop fighting the risks and start revealing what is known about this, radiation and cancer. a few weeks ago -- a few blocks away, people blamed them for brain tumors. >> it's not ma a matter of if. it's a matter of if you get one of these and put a cell phone up to your brain long enough. >> reporter: brain cancer killed this man's son. >> what causes this i said he never -- he said cell phone use. >> reporter: studies show neck and jaw cancer are increasing. >> immediately i want to see warning labels on cell phones. i want to see children not. >> reporter: some in the industry are beginning to question safety. >> we want to it -- i think there's been enough research done. >> we should not insist that we have had had to have enough sick or dead people before acting to prevent harm from happening around the world today. >> cell phones are important, tools. they want people to recognize potential risks and don't use phones foolishly. don't put them ag

officers were joined around the state to honor james fowler yesterday. in a car accident last week in pennsylvania. he served 33 years with the baltimore police department. he was buried at delaney valley memorial gardens. >> the state department issued a travel alert yesterday warning americans of the possibility of terror attacks. representatives for united and delta airlines say they have not canceled any flights. this is great news for the industry. travelers are urged to be vigilant. >> we needed to put something out to warn people about potential attacks the " american airlines has about 40 daily round trips to europe. that brings us to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. how will the terror alert affect your travel plans? e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. again, that is watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 049 degrees here on tv hill. the family bond could have a positive effect on anorexic teenagers. >> trying to stay away, you may want to see the next medical alert and then go back to bed. >> we have some downed trees to >>

fowler and ports were both killed in automobile accidents. police are carrying on as best as able. >> they're going to keep answering calls and keeping the city safe because that's what jimmy would have wanted, that's what bryan would have wanted, that's what tommy would have done. >> this is not something we have gone through before so we will continue to support each other and hold each other's arms up as we come through this storm. >> reporter: together and with a pride that's unbreakable. >> reporter: and stevenson was laid to rest at the arbudis memorial park cemetery. as for the man charged with his murder, he awaits trial. weijia jiang, wjz news. >>> the flag that flew over the trade center will arrive in baltimore to commemorate all three fallen officers. >>> a a warm start to the workweek as some wet weather movers in on maryland. a live look outside right now, clouds spilling up the sky tonight. pretty picture though. bob is tracking the weather for us, bob. >> reporter: take a look around. most of the activity west of us and south