in any event this is a brief overview of the story of frederick thomas. i tried to tell you how much fun i had been doing this research, and i also find myself liking to repeat a russian saying on occasions like this, which is you don't have to feed me. just let me talk. [applause] >> after -- when rhetoric bought the land for $24 you said not many people do that. why do you think they do not? >> first of all, what freed black people did after the civil war to make a living as mostly sharecropping, which meant they were working of the land for a share of the crops that they could grow on. they exist for the sharecroppers show that their wages with them. the records indicated they were frequently cheated so it would have been difficult to accumulate the kind of money necessary to be able to bid even say $20 on a point of land. it remains the dominant occupation of black people in the south for decades after the civil war ended and when the reconstruction ended, the power structure did everything it could to dissuade black people from reaching the kind of i

we have a little light rain pushing towards frederick and gaithersburg. dry in much of fauquier county. a little more steady rain pushing into culpeper and the front royal has been getting occasional light rain. the same story in winchester. put this into motion. this is all pushing in from the southwest. not very organized. we are on the northern fringes. showers expected through the morning. this afternoon we will start to dry out already. still cloudy, however. our next system is moving across the midwest, into the great lakes. tomorrow will be a break between the two systems. on wednesday it will be in kind of starved of moisture. a couple spotty showers. morning showers today, otherwise cloudy. highs in the mid to upper 60's. cloudy skies tonight, 40's, low 50's. still clouded tomorrow, but 74 degrees. showers on wednesday. a more significant cold front moves through the end of the week to cooling us down. a much more unsettled week in terms of chances of rain, compared with last week. let's look at traffic. jamee? >> early risers getting the jump on

frederick 75 this afternoon. right now temperatures are mostly into the 70s out to the south and west. cooler along the bay front. that's because of a southerly wind bringing in cooler air temperatures just off the water. so 62 around 11:00. there could be a late-day shower or thunderstorm. look how mild it stays. into the 60s, back into the 60s by lunchtime tomorrow and 72 tomorrow afternoon. look out to the south and west. severe thunderstorm watch. we'll have the details coming up. >>> we have an update on the breaking news we brought you on twitter. a man working along charles street is dead. it happened just before 11:00. this one was terrible. joce sterman is here to tell us what happened. >> reporter: police are trying to figure out what happened. they know very little about the man who was killed. it was at the intersection of north charles and old willow way for a pedestrian who had been struck. the man was a lawn maintenance worker. he was working in what they call the transition hall lane when he was h

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toward skaters began frederick we have occasional light rain. a little steadier and to the south and west along 81 into luray and stretching into culpeper. this is pushing in from the south and west. it is a weak system. it is limited in terms of moisture. we will get baby 0.1 inches of rain this morning with light showers continuing through noion -- noon and then we will see drier conditions. by 9:00, spotty, light rain moving into southern maryland. clearing things out in the afternoon. maybe still a little happening in the higher elevations. otherwise, cloudy skies this afternoon, highs in the mid to upper 60's. back into the '70s tomorrow. another chance of rain on wednesday. a better chance on friday. and into saturday. ben cohen back down again. that time of year when we have the roller-coaster ride. i hope it's not crazy. back down again saturday. >> 66 in virginia inside the beltway a, it's a quiet start. even outside the beltway, gainesville, fair oaks, quiet. the beltway, lanes are open in maryland, coming out of college park and in si

police made one arrest in the frederick robbery. >>> and following a developing story out of prince george's county, shots were fired today during the robbery of a pawn shop and the tables were turned on the robber. prince george's county county bureau chief has more on the story. >> reporter: well, wendy, if you take a look here behind me you can see the scene here is changing very quickly. the last prince george's county police officer on the scene is wrapping up. and the pawn shop there, now, no more yellow tape surrounds the building. we know that at least three suspects are in custody right now. here is how it is explained to us. workers inside the pawn shop were shaken after the attempted robbery. a security guard inside of the pawn shop was somehow injured in all of this. we're told he has minor injuries. he is hailed a hero tonight. here is how it happens. sources close to the investigation tell u armed suspects entered the first cash pawn shop in the 2600 block of silver hill road and suit land. a suspect got away, an armed security guard in the pawn shop shot one suspect at least t

. >> i am a conservative but that's not how -- i'm a frederick douglass republican. >> frederick douglass didn't django shoot him. >> jon: there was a lot of shooting so i'm not sure. [ laughter ] >> if you want to get minorities on board stop playing the victim. what was that cpac panel called? trump the race card. are you sick and tired of being called a racist and you know you are not one? okay, first of all why does donald trump have to put his name on everything? seriously jon? what kind of narcissistic (bleep) wants naming rights on racism. >> jon: they wanted to talk openly about race and racism. >> it was open all right. >> he writes a letter to a former slave and says i forgive you for all the things you did to me. >> for giving him shelter and food all these years? >> he's defending slave owners. oh, my god, jon, that's fantastic. knoll wonder that guy is sick of being called racist. i bet he gets called racist but other racists. it's unbelievable. >> jon: food and shelter he would lick reparations for descendents of slave owners. >> jon, it's not bad. you know they've had it fo

this goes up toward frederick. not the prettiest day.t's not a deluge but just enough to keep things on the soggy side. temps have been struggling under the clouds. it is 62 in fredricksburg and 63 in culpeper and luray. we're only 52 in oakland. they had some dense fog this morning. annapolis 58. andrews 55 along with gaithersburg. outside in washington, reagan national now in the foreground there, visibility down thanks to the drizzle and the mist and the temperature 59 degrees with a light rain if you will or a heavy mist. east wind at 13. just a raw midday. much, much better days to come because after today, well, we'll start to break things up. the easterly winds continuing today so the atlantic moisture, you saw it on the satellite and radar, it continues to move toward us. improvement begins tomorrow and it's going to stay nice through the upcoming weekend. underneath the clouds we have 50s here. where the sun is out, new york is 65. out west look at the warm air. st. louis already 80 ahead of a front. if we can get rid of the clo

and fredericks says that has a huge downside. >> there's a danger in the public playing junior g-man identifying potential suspects and putting them on the news. you don't know how that's going to affect an innocent person. and so it's a very dangerous game to play. >> reporter: in addition to the videos and photos, the fbi tech agents are also examining tiny bits of debris recovered at the crime scene. there are wire fragments with the manufacturer's name. tiny nails apparently used as shrapnel. as well as the mangled remains of that pressure cooker that agents say was used to build the bomb. it may well have fingerprints still on it. >> they're going to be able to identify those items right down to perhaps the type of bag, the type of accelerant, the type of detonator. all that becomes extremely important in a trial if you can match those items to a particular suspect. >> reporter: ultimately, whoever is arrested for the bombing will almost certainly face at least three counts of premeditated murder for the deaths of 8-year-old martin richard, 29-year-old krystelle campbell, and a

frederick, 69, baltimore, 80 down to fredericksburg. also, including culpeper and manassas, thunderstorms during the day on wednesday. you may want to carry the umbrella as you make your way out. >>> if you're headed to the cap's game tonight, you will want to know that the verizon center has heightened security for the game against toronto because of the events in boston yesterday. >> something we all have to live with. >> yes, they will also have a moment of silence for those in boston. so yeah, it should be hopefully -- a nice moment for the fans there at the verizon center tonight, assuming that all goes well. the caps trying to keep it rolling against the leaves tonight. things have been going pretty well for the capitals. 13, 3 and 1 in the last three games. the capitals back on the ice this morning. the caps looking for their eighth straight win, and a little more separation in the southeast division. they're ahead of winnipeg by four points. but like most of the country today, their heads and hearts are with boston. coach adam o

the entire stretch from frederick down to upon toes and the point where -- montrose and the point where the lanes divide look good. 355 no issues as well to the georgetown area. northbound 395 at washington boulevard, no issues to report into the downtown area, 14th street bridge looks good as well. all lanes are open on the southeast southwest freeway. we'll wind a live look at route 50. n. is heading for the beltway through cheverly into the northeast corridor. all lanes are open at this time. back to you. >> thanks, monika. >>> a florida police officer fired for bringing targets resembling trayvon martin to a gun range apologized to the shooting victim's family for, quote, being used as a pawn some somebody's political agenda. former police sergeant ron king denies he was leaving the target practice with two overs with that target. he said he was using martin's target as an example of where police officers shouldn't shoot. >>> 34:50 just about -- 4:50 just about. when you're planning have a robbery, having a getaway strategy should be a big part of that plan. a would-be crook in new

fredericks -- interstate as well. frederick may get into some moderate showers. light stuff here. some areas it's not raining. we have drizzle reports as well with temperatures starting out in the 50s this morning. so grab the jacket and maybe the rain gear for a little while and we'll just get into the 60s this afternoon. monika samtani, we've got slick streets out there due to the rain. how is that affect be the commute? >> it has been affecting the commute, particularly here on the northbound side of i-95. two separate accidents we think right now, one right near dumfries. that's long-standing along the left side. i'm going to step out and show you live from our sky 9 the delay. and we believe in the delay there may have been a tractor- trailer accident along the right side near quantico as well. so northbound i-95 suffering this morning trying to get in toward quantico and dumfries because of those two separate accidents, not a good ride on a monday morning and with some wet road conditions as well. let's go further north to 395. no problems here. just the slow traffic near ed

she reported there was no gun used in this case, but in the frederick and pentagon city kasich, hammer was used. -- cases, a hammer was used. police have not connected the cases just yet. >> a man is charged with beating a young father with a baseball bat. charges told the front of the r had virginia tags and the back of the car had illinois plates. >> of a string of assaults last summer. the most serious was the beating of t.c. maslin. >> it was in closing arguments the prosecution focused on the of a string of assaults last summer. the most serious was the beating oftestimony of the defendant, tommy branch. she said that her son told her that he knocked ltc matlin down. she said she also found a baseball bat in his vehicle. but the most compelling testimony was from maslin's wife, abby. >> it took seconds to destroy a family. when her husband did not come home from the game, abby matlin was in a panic. when she saw two charges on his credit card at a gas station, she knew something was very wrong. this video shows the man who robbed and savagely beat t.c. maslin as he walked across c

easton 50. 54 frederick. 43 for the low temperatures. winds in the east, southeast, as we go throughout the day. they will pick up, at 5- 15 miles an hour. you can plan like this by 8:00, the clouds will start to break up a little bit, few peeks of sunshine in to the afternoon. the high temperature coming in 72 degrees. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. >>> we have trouble on 895, a crash along the southbound lanes, at child street. problems will persist up in rosedale, another crash along the eastbound lanes of route 40, rockville boulevard. traffic is starting to pick up, 95 through white marsh, southbound lanes slow between route 43 and the beltway. 695, looking here in parkville, harford road, traffic will be clear on the inner loop down to 95. the outer loop, 4 minute ride from 95 up to 83. it will remain packed on the west side. inner loop is clear up to 3. that outer loop will be the problem spot. a five minute delay as you travel from 795 down to 70. a 8 year old boy was watching his father finish the race an

this was in frederick county. with that warm weather we had last week. everything greened up quickly. post your pictures to nbc weather.com. facebook friend me and i post a lot of those photos that send in. we have this light rain falling moving from southwest to northeast across virginia into maryland the district getting few showers across much of west virginia. this is a weak system to the south to give us scattered showers right now. high definition radar. and the district but it is tapered off here. the pavement is wet enough of a sheen of water on the pavement to make it slick. temperatures are in the 50s all the way to the beaches. right now low to mid 50s and the district and as we look at the day, hour by hour, we will have scattered showers around. and a cloudy sky. it should be cloudy through the rest of the afternoon. we have the pollen that was back over the weekend. i think the pollen count is going to be high today and on wednesday. >> partly sunny, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, slight chance of a shower each of those days and into the wee

a crab on route 295, powder mill road, baltimore, another crash on frederick at south frank lynn townoad. traveling on 95, a look downtown at 395, traffic is moving alongs a crab along the southbound shoulder at the harbor tunnels up harford, a medical emergency not causing delays. a look at the beltway, parkville, inner loop clear to 95. the outer loop, normal 11 minute trip, traveling from 95 up to 83. that's a look at your time saver traffic, over to you. >>> price to insure your home has gone up. it costs $1000 a year to do so. here are things to keep in mind. know how much your home is worth to get the right coverage. know what you are buying, what it covers and restrictions that quote. >>> earn college credits while you are working. a number of companies like star bucks and wal-mart offering their own classes to teach workers skills. starbucks offers two courses that equal one and a half credits each. the higher level management courses are worth 3 credit hours. wal-mart teaches classes about time management, effective phone skills and managing diversity. facebook in talks with

louis brown, senator -- from the locker room and frederick kelly had one of his first offices here at the y. please welcome shawn williams. [ applause ] >> good morning. this is amazing. i really didn't expect all of this myself. i would just like to say, well, i was like one of the first ones to move in here a few months back and born and raised here in san francisco. i really didn't know that i would be able to have a place of my own. especially with the background i have. i have been a drug addict and alcoholic and going in and out of jail through the years. i have been homeless since 1999. and in 2010 i was diagnosed with 2 types of illnesses, one that can kill quicker than the other and then in 2011 i got out of jail and i have been trying to live my life. i ended up being in a transitional hotel and that kind of changed everything just a little bit for everything because i was going through a lot. i got tired of being homeless. and things started to turn around also but it was all for better roses. i had some heart aches while i was there and then i came to kelly. it was very im

it's 59 here in the city, and upper 50s, and a few of you in u the lower 60s, frederick is 61 degrees there in annapolis, temperatures are close to 60, but stillill 59 degrees, here is the evening forecast, 7:00, 9:00, and 11:00, it's pretty much the same thinge a light shower is possible, a light bit of drizzle here or there, still going to be still g possible right on through thethe evening hours, and temperatures basically going from the upper 50s at 7:00, pretty much wherech we are right now, only down to o middle 50s or so. o this is what i wanted to showshw you. it looks like brighter skies ar coming back, maybe a little bit early here.early here yesterday i told you, i was,i going to take -- i was going to take the pessimistic route, butb it looks like the sunshine mayn be coming back, a good 12 to 18 hours earlier in what we had thought yesterday. that is alwaysth good. i just went backwards to see if i can get us backwards, tumbling around with the clicker.cker. brighter skies tomorrow, here io a look at the upper levellevel pattern. this is basically wednesday or r tuesday,

. >> frederick county, maryland, people who need help can text 911 operators and they can text back. reasons they can't speak at the moment, medical event, stroke, something like that, but they he can still type. >> reporter: hard to believe, but in most of the country today, texting 911 isn't possible. in the last three months more than 13,000 texts have been transmitted to 911, but most were never received. very few 911 centers are equipped to accept them. frederick county is also the home of the maryland school for the deaf and the need seemed obvious. >> especially when it comes to an emergency. time is so important. and we didn't have that access ever. so, this is huge. >> i thought we were going to die. it was really, really scary. >> reporter: in chicago, 15-year-old nathan lane isn't deaf. while with his mom and sister at a coffee shop, his dad at a nearby store, a robber came in, threatening to kill everyone. hiding in a restroom, his mom started to call his dad, but nathan grabbed her phone and texted him instead. >> don't come back. r robber in here. call 911. >> reporter:

reduced visibility this morning, 2.5 baltimore, 4 frederick. 2.5 york, dc. the visibilities going down as we have gone through the morning. the easterly flow, that's what is plaguing us this morning. see the winds east at 5-10 miles an hour. that will continue through the day. the bus stop forecast, foggy and cold. now a check of the traffic with loren. >>> in addition to the rain, we are seeing fog. high speeds, if you are traveling howard county, interstate 70, eastbound lanes, 65 miles per hour, columbia pike, no problems heading over to 695, for those of you using 95, no delays whatsoever. southbound lanes clear down to dc, northbound lanes in great shape, as you make the push to downtown baltimore. a lot of construction, taking place on 895, northbound lanes its not causing delays as of yet. as we look at the drive times, notice you are looking at an 8 minute ride from the harbor tunnel, to 95, 695 east side, gray shape, 11 minutes to travel the outer loop from 95 up to 83, traffic is starting to pick up on the west side of the beltway, we are looking a

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a judge ruled there is enough evidence for frederick coleman to face a jury on murder.lawrence, jr. when he shot at a group of people in november twenty 11. >>> -- 2011. >>> child molester who volunteered as a church was sentenced today. mark gurries was given permission by a official to volunteer at the festival in october. but today he admitted working with the children was in violation of his probation. he was convicted of child molestation in 2010 and is required to register as a sex offender. >>> san francisco's police chief is backing down from his -- down from his plan to arm police officers with stan guns. ktvu's david stevenson has more. >> reporter: he said it would be a waste of time and money because the officers would be limited on when they could use them. >> reporter: san francisco police chief greg suhr said today that for now he is giving up on a program to arm 100 officers

we had one in the city of frederick where the suspects entered and smashed open the container and then take thousands and thousands of dollars worth of jewelry and watches. is is developing and we will keep you posted. reporting live from chevy chase, jennifer donelan. >> thank you. after spending four years behind bars in italy, amanda knox wants the world to know her side of the story. >> is opening up about years in jail, her overturned murder conviction, and the potential reach out in the works. now this report. >> amanda knox told the world news anger diane sawyer and that she's not to you may think. >> the first thing you want people to know about you? >> i want the truth to come out. i would like to be considered as a person. what happened to me was so real. it could have happened to anyone. >> she came to italy and as an american college students studying overseas along with an english roommate. six weeks later it she was dead and amanda knox was blamed. she faced salacious tabloid stories. it's its wanting to be called certain things in the media and another to be sitting in a

there is a crash in baltimore, frederick, south frank lynn town.you are traveling 695, everything up the speed. the inner loop cleared down to 95. the outer loop, 11 minutes, up to 83. west sides remaining calm. here is a life look at liberty road. no delays on the inner loop up to 83. outer loop clear to route 40. that's a look at the time saver traffic. >>> who did it and why? those remain the critical questions facing investigators following the boston marathon explosion. this is amateur video of the seconds plosion near the finish line, happened 30 seconds after the first. three people are dead including

overnight low temperature is above. 62 right now at reagan national airport, 61 in fredericksburg and frederick. as we get through the evening, cloudy skies, made yellow a drizzle in a few spots. --56 degrees as the winds maybe a little stressful. as we get through the day tomorrow, we will look at just a few clouds and a change to more southerly winds. near the 60-degree mark and may be mid-70's tomorrow. air, and we cooler have a chance each day of an isolated shower thundershower. friday a majory cool front approach the area with the likelihood of showers and thunderstorms for the day on friday. breaks in the clouds, we will get some sunshine, temperatures in the 70's tomorrow. maybe a shower are isolated thunderstorm but friday is the day we are looking for the biggest chance of showers and thunderstorms. a 20% chance tomorrow. near 80 on thursday and friday, and then friday is the big day with showers and storms before in terms much cooler for the weekend. that is the very latest. >> some other news we are following tonight, developing story in howard county. an investigation is under way

the man testified that the shots.intended for a rival gang, were fired by 17 year old frederick coleman.as well as two other gang members. baby hiram.an innocent bystander. was shot in the head while being held by his father in an oakland parking lot two years ago. coleman's preliminary hearing is to determine if there is enough evidence against him to charge him with murder. >> police are investigating a shooting that killed one person and injured two others. authorities say, this morning. someone opened fire on three men as they were standing on the sidewalk near 20th and virginia. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. police do not believe the three victims were involved in any illegal activity. an witness says the victims were jogging as part of an agility test for the city's richmondbuild program when they were shot. >> coming up a frantic scene at a texas college. the students started stabbing haazig madyu and tensions in noa are escalating. >> pam: an army specialist from san jose was killed in afghanistan last weekend. 24 year old delfin santos junior -- wh

a judge ruled there is enough evidence for frederick coleman to face a jury on murder. he is accused of killing hiram lawrence, jr. when he shot at a group of people in november twenty 11. >>> -- 2011. >>> child molester who volunteered as a church was sentenced today. mark gurries was given permission by a official to volunteer at the festival in october. but today he admitted working with the children was in violation of his probation. he was convicted of child molestation in 2010 and is required to register as a sex offender. >>> san francisco's police chief is backing down from his -- down from his plan to arm police officers with stan guns. ktvu's david stevenson has more. >> reporter: he said it would be a waste of time and money because the officers would be limited on when they could use them. >> reporter: san francisco police chief greg suhr said today that for now he is giving up on a program to arm 100 officers with stun guns. >> we will go another way. >> the goal was to find a less lethal alternative but he said restrictions would keep them holstered. >> if

no precipitation. 51 in parkton. 52 degrees in frederick. cloud cover to start. it will be a little warmer than yesterday. we will come back and take the forecast all the way through the weekend. >> 4:56. >> the nation's capital on high alert after the explosions in boston. uplocal police are beefing security around town. >> sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we will update you on what to expect in terms [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. [explosion] boom. just heard a loud it stopped everyone. as soon as the second one went --, it was completely >> the investigation is just beginning into the explosions at the finish line of the boston marathon. >> we will find out who did this. we will find out why they did this. groups will feel the full weight of justice. swiftsident obama vowing justice. the latest from washington. target suche could an event. >>

westminster 62, frederick 63 and 61 in oakland. wider view shows buffalo 44, only 51 degrees. so we're into the mild stuff, 70 in norfolk and 73 is the temperature reading right charleston, west virginia. so there is warmer air to the also that --nd there's also that little storm theem developing down to south. it looks like it will stay south the rainy part of it, in the morning tomorrow and then we have a storm to the the upperg into midwest -- minnesota, wisconsin, iowa. storm is going to come in later in the week. here's what the map looks like this evening, high pressure favoring with us good weather but the disturbance to the south will push rain close to us. it won't reach into town overnight. the forecast as far as concerned,s are overnight temperatures fall down into the 50's. uniformlyoss the area and tomorrow, we'll have clouds theyou can see around chesapeake bay and towards the coast, readings in the 60's. virginia, clouds don't reach there so temperatures in the 70's. us socked in with clouds a go the part of the day. tonight, notouds as chilly, 40's for lows. to

the gang associates testified that the shot intended for a rival gang were fired by 17 year-old frederick: other gang members. the baby hiram lawrence jr. was shot in the head while being held by his father in oakland in a parking lot. coleman's preliminary hearing will determine if there is enough evidence against him to charge with the babies murder. >> police are searching for an armed man who robbed a chuck e. cheese's restaurant in san bruno monday afternoon. these are surveillance photographs of the male suspect. police say, he entered the chuck e. cheese with a gun approached an employe demanding money. the suspect described as a white man in his mid-40s. please they got away in a model toyota pri us. >> it is official the world famous bi cannot tell you like e we are we're dominating the playoffs. >> we are on a confidant high. very unsure of their future. great energy. i have a good pulse on them. >> warriors all the way. a big win the golden state warriors last like a hometown crowd. warrior fans cheer as the team does cost a playoff spot for the first time in six years. fans sh

louis brown, senator -- from the locker room and frederick kelly had one of his first offices here at the y. please welcome shawn williams. [ applause ] >> good morning. this is amazing. i really didn't expect all of this myself. i would just like to say, well, i was like one of the first ones to move in here a few months back and born and raised here in san francisco. i really didn't know that i would be able to have a place of my own. especially with the background i have. i have been a drug addict and alcoholic and going in and out of jail through the years. i have been homeless since 1999.

you'll see them up in howard and upper montgomery, over toward easton and areas in prince frederick even reporting a little drizzle this morning. also lots of areas where not much is showing up on radar. that doesn't mean it's not drizzling in these areas but the precip just isn't heavy enough to reach -- to be recorded by the radar to reflect. temperatures this morning are in the 50s with a little bit of humidity up there as well. you're feeling every bit of it. it is jacket weather this morning. we're looking at highs today 65 to maybe with some luck 70. let's check in with monika samtani now. she has your timesaver traffic at 5:00 a.m. >>> i did. i have pretty good news all around town. if you're planning to head over on the beltway, look at all the green. no problems to report on the north, south, east or west on the 64-mile stretch of the beltway. we'll take a live look first of all on our cameras here if you're planning to head on the northbound side of i-95. this is springfield coming up from dale city to woodbridge. you'll be okay. a few brake lights forming around 6446789 still

allegheny, garrett, frederick counties. >> you are west of i-81, be on the lookout. >> unwanted visitors. >> they are cranky. i feel refreshed after three month nap, personally, but they wake up cranky. >> have you woke up that long? i would be hungry. all right, 74 today. not bad. temperatures above average. want to talk to you about what you might be able to see tomorrow evening in the sky. don't want you to freak out. we're looking at a rocket that will be launched. it is an expendable rocket that is able to get payloads up to 11,000 pounds in low orbit. up to the international space station. it's going to go off at 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. you'll be able to see it for two minutes in this area across the dell morva. but, it's going to be visible toward cumberland and richmond and toward atlantic city. again, this is 5:00 tomorrow. i just tweeted about this an hour ago. so, don't freak out if you see something in the sky flying around for 180 seconds or so. okay, speaking of the sun, that's nice. that's our live michael and son weather camera. it's nice outside. clouds gone away. temperatur

then 16-year-old frederick coleman was part of a shoot out and fired the bullet that killed hiram lawrence, jr. yesterday a judge ruled there was enough evidence to go to trial. it happened while he was filming a music video that disrepresented a gang and they were try -- disrespected a gang and they were trying to get revenge. >>> child molester is back in jail. mark gurries acknowledged in court that he violated probation by working for a perish in san jose. he was sentenced to 30 days in jail. officials gave permission for the work last october but he is a registered sex offender. >>> after years of promises to the former navy community, it will be turned into a new development, there is news the latest plan has fallen threw. ktvu's mike mibach is live with the latest disappointment. mike? >> reporter: talk to the folks that live out here they are tired of being teased about the situation and they point to this fence, on one side is the politics, on the other side, reality. >> reporter: a cart filled with food. >> this helps us out. >> you know, spinach. potatoes. >> can't explain it bu

the victims of frederick dozier. prosecutors and victims rights advocates were also honored. >>> the bay area boy injured in the boston bombings. the item he carried with him. >>> the nfl draft. the raiders made their first pick in the past half hour. but only after making another move. >>> temperatures have bottomed out for the week. coming up how much warming you can expect for friday. i'll let you know if we have rain clouds on the five day forecast. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> whatever challenges come before us, i will always believe our nation's best days lie ahead. god bless. [ applause ] >> former president george w. bush

future program venture fund with additional support from the walter and elise haas fund the george frederickewett foundation the marin community foundation the koret foundation the phyllis c. wattis foundation and diane b. wilsey. [ singing ] >> as an amateur it takes a lot of guts to perform for the first time in front of an audience. now, imagine doing it in front of one of your idols. >> barbara bonney: that was great ... [laughter] >> tonight a handful of local singers are getting the rare opportunity to perform for barbara bonney, one of the world's most gifted concert artists. [applause] [ singing ] >> barbara's performed at opera houses around the world and made more than 90 recordings spanning baroque through 20th century music. this week she is in san francisco for a recital at the herbst theatre. >> ruth felt: barbara bonney is a soprano. she is primarily dedicated to the song repertory. she also is an opera singer, and she is clearly a celebrated one. but in terms of her first love, it is the song repertoire, and this is done in an intimate theater with the artist on stage alone w

up north 63 in frederick and out to the west upper 50s and low 60s here on the i-81 corridor. outside on our michael & son weather camera, cloudy skies. not this dark but it is a cloudy afternoon, 61. national reporting light sprinkles on the hour with a dew point of 46. here in northwest it is dry. wind out of the southeast at 6 miles an hour. it has not been dry out west. this has been a rather snowy period. more snow falling. bismarck 17.6 inches of snow yesterday alone. that was a record for them for a 24-hour period in april. looking at showers moving in toward michigan. more snow now coming in toward denver. they're going to get 4, 5, 6 inches of snow later on tonight and tomorrow. as this thing moved away, the upper level support was lost for much of these showers. we still have lots of clouds around with a few breaks in the cloud cover but generally we're looking cloudy for the afternoon with a stray sprinkle. southeast winds hit the ridgetops out west, it will squeeze out a little drizzle or a few sprinkles tonight into tomorrow morning. then tomorrow we'll burn it al

frederick jordan is the president of the african american chamber of commerce. >> today, big contractors don't think about bringing in small contractors and minority contractors because it bothers them, see. and they don't want to be bothered with. >> the santa clara spokesperson went onto say he knows of one subcontractor, a minority, that is on this project. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> okay, cheryl, thank you. as we mentioned, the 49ers have a new player. the niners and the raiders making some big time moves before they made their picks. >> i believe it. i believe that i will get this because i didn't do anything wrong. >> so then why was this man and his family forced out of their home? we investigate the bay area's mortgage mess. >> and the people of san bruno force a change of plans for pg&e and the state's public utility commission. >> and we'll follow that breaking news out of san jose. a historic bike shop burns to the ground. we'll have more on that breaking story coming up. [ female announcer ] made just a little sweeter... because all these whole grains aren't health

we are at 55 in frederick and it's going to get breezy as the day goes on as well.e will have the rain to contend with and winds picking up out of the south. abc2's mat most accurate future trend-- most accurate future trend goes into mothers, high pressure builds in and we will see some nice days. but during the fact we will be dealing with rain showers, we are also going to be dealing with some very warm air in place. now for today, yes, we be above average. 65 degrees. we should be around 62. showers mild and breezy with you by-- but by tomorrow things will change even more. tomorrow 53 degrees. temperatures above average. this is 71 degrees on as we go into tomorrow. sun cloud mix warmer with the p.m. showers. heading out to the game be prepared for that and the 7-day forecast looks like this. as we have the showers continuing right through friday, and then by the weekend, things look pretty good. good timing for the weekend. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: good morning. we are off to a slick start. no delays heading downtow

future program venture fund with additional support from the walter and elise haas fund the george frederickett foundation the marin community foundation the koret foundation the phyllis c. wattis foundation and diane b. wilsey. [ ♪music ] >> in five days, kunst-stoff will present the world premier of a new dance piece. they're an experimental company, and maybe a little unorthodox. >> how can you make a sound without moving your head? [laughter] >> things aren't quite worked out just yet but artistic director yannis adoniou isn't phased. >> yannis adoniou: just make simple-like sounds. that's right. up and down. yeah, one more time. >> the piece is called "as we close their eyes." it was commissioned by the yerba buena center for the arts. the dancers have been rehearsing for the past six weeks. but today is their first time at the theatre. it's time to see what they've got. >> jose campos: i don't know, i haven't seen it come together yet. i'd like to see it all come together today, because we're here at the stage. just so that we can run through it like the order, so we know what we're do

i am frederick alerdice and here on behalf of the open space on the waterfront and thank you to hearing us last week. first of all i have canvassed personally the president of the telegraph homeowners association and 101 lombard and they never had a request regarding this issue. they allowed a committee to represent them but the board has not asked the owners or members of those associations what they thought, so the people signed on the to the steering committee are representing themselves and misleading and you they don't represent the neighborhood and not approved to do that by the governing body want i want to continue on to a letter that you have a copy of. "dear members of the entertainment commission this represents open space for the waterfront and as you know on april 12 we appealed this commission and the approval to the board of appeals. if you would like a copy that permit is suspended and it's no longer under your jurisdiction to discuss or review. you can do what you want on your own but the appeals board sent this out to everybody. mr. lippy points out that our clients --