. >>> they are glued to your side, so are their germs. why you might want to think about giving your cell a wipe down before you pick up your child. mashed potatoes and gravy. mac 'n cheese... mashed potatoes and gravy! mac 'n cheese. [ male announcer ] now you don't have to pick a side. buy any kfc 10 pc meal or larger and choose two more large sides free. today tastes so good. >>> hormones are known to play a role in breast cancer. in a study, women who use fertility drugs resulting in a pregnancy that didn't last for 10 weeks had a decreased risk of breast cancer for those that used fertility drugs had a small increased risk. >>> we take our cell phones everywhere, they are practically glued to our faces, so are the germs. experts say many of us never clean them and they could use a good disinfecting especially fur handling babies and little ones whose immune systems aren't as strong. >> they carry a lot of germs. people don't think i should wipe off the cell phone. they to want think about. that they are dirty pieces of equipment. >>

she has been glued to the tv. >> reporter: this place is amazing. they have got awesome food and prices are great. >> i am so there. >> oh, wow. abc2 news linda so. live this morning. getting ready for the restaurant week. thanks a lot. lynette. i guess you wanted that assignment. >> yeah. desperately. >> you did. clearly you did. all right. it's friday, you want to get to work without fighting traffic? but there is a traffic alert in baltimore city. where you need to avoid if you are driving near johns hopkins mike masco has that coming up. and gambling at maryland live. your choice of where to put the coins in the slot electronic gaming and now they are getting bigger. lynette take it away. >> reporter: all right. the weekend is upon us and i will have that beach forecast coming up. mike. >> we have a few issues to talk about across baltimore city and will talk more about traffic on the other side of the break. >> foofty good morning maryland. >>> 6:45 good morning i am charley crowson. time for abc2 news to go and we begin with meteorologist lyne

he had it glued together and he had rolled up paper and that.kind of hard to deny it's yours, it's got your name on it. he had two boxes inside a box glued together and had the matches all down the sides. one individual done a very good job one time, he took his whole part off his shoe and took the whole bottom off. there's not much cushion in these state shoes but he lined it with tobacco and when he took it off, i knew -- i took my knife and cut it. it just popped out, so much tobacco in there. this right here is a false bottom. you put one bag down inside another bag and you glue it back up. everything is not what it appears in prison. that's just some of the ways they get it. i'm sure i get beat often but i catch quite a few. i do it for a living. i enjoy it. >>> coming up, officers in ad seg hope to put a stop to the tobacco business with surprise cell searches. >> smoked all the tobacco. that's all he had left. as far as the tobacco goes. >>> and an officer brutally stabbed in the course of duty. >> he stabbed me one time. here, went into

. >> there's a certain independence required for the glu gluing, sanding and glassing of surfboards but are never far. >> we're always milling around. we try to leave people to work on their own and figure things out. we don't want to be standing there telling them how to do things. part of idea is to discover about themselves. >> if they want more help, we give them more help. we try to leave them on their own to experience it. we can watch, witness it and talk about it at lunch. >> mark carter is taking his first class at grain. >> when you surf you talk about the stoke, getting stoked. these guys are perpetuating the stoke. they're super easy to talk to, approachable. if you're making a mistake, it's like, oh, it's no big deal. it's wood. we can work with this. having them here is a benefit. >> bob is building his seventh board. he's hooked. >> they will take the time to help you out. the customer is number one with them. i keep saying i've made my last board and they keep seeing me back here again and again. >> while it may be tough for some entrepreneurs to have their customers so

the unemployment rate at 8.2%, stubbornly glued there three he of the last four months and adding up to the weakest quarter of jobs growth since the labor marked picked up a bill in 2010. hiring, slowed almost every w, retailers cut, construction demolishing jobs and the engine of the recovery so far, manufacturing barely added 11,000 jobs, but the headline number of 8.2%, doesn't tell the whole story. if you add in discouraged workers and part-time workers who want to be full-time, the real rate is almost 15%. that's the same rate that african-americans face, about 14.4% of those looking for work can't find it. hispanics not far behind a 11% rate among them and even as the private sector hires a bit, but hardly enough to even keep up with the entry of new workers looking for work, the government is cutting back, so, is business investment levelling off? and manufacturing is slowing, too, and can't look overseas for much help. china, india long emerging economies whose consumption helps give our country a boost, they're having problems of their own and that doesn't count the debt mes

super glu. it is the actual name for super glu, crazy glu.he fridge it will last longer. you don't use it often. you put it and dried up and hard keep it in the fridge. it lasts longer. jenna: we're looking at nail polish. you don't have any nail polish. if you do that you it is a completely different segment. if you have cosmetics in the fridge? is that a good thing? will that help it last? jon: i would yes. jenna: it actually does. some of the cosmetics and lotions and posh shuns can get rancid if you have have them too long and it is too hot. keep moist you are eyesers even perfume in the refrigerator. not super glu. jon: you don't want to smell like garlic when you go out. jenna: like tupperware thing, that's where you should keep some of the lotions if you like to. i wonder how my husband will feel about that? we have elk steak in the refrigerator. we'll figure where the perfume would go. jon: bread is not. jenna: it will go stale. take the bread out of the fridge. jon: don't keep the bread bread in there. jenna: i wonder what everybody'

the fog glued to the shorelines. as we come in tighter, golden gate bridge. as far as current temperatures updated for the 5:00 area. 60 degrees in san francisco. warmest locations inland, low 80s. 82 to 85. today, warm air compressing the marine layer. this is what happens over the next 24 hours. the marine layers deepens and you will feel it as you head into monday. tomorrow morning, low 50s. we could have drizzle once again coast side and around the bay itself. san jose 55 degrees. satellite, clouds hugging the coast line and to the north there is a weather system that will have a role in the forecast over the next few days. coming up a major cooling trend and sprinkles in the bay area. >> celeste holm, known for creating the role of annie in oklahoma has died. [ singing ] >> long passed her girlhood she was still asked to perform her signature song. she won an oscar for gentlemen's agreement. she died today at the age of 95. >>> we have video of an arrest after an officer involved shooting. how a search by police finally came to an end. >> a traffic night

. >>> we were glued to that. i think he's living out to everyone's dream because don't you want to do that? don't try it >>> that is the coolest video i've ever seen. his folks we have some dense fog across the bay area this morning. the valley is looking mostly clear. much nice warmer weather is on the way parade fifties across the board. by the afternoon we will have some sunshine. a lot of '80s even inside the bay. this is the beginning of so much warmer weather inside the bridge. we will see some hot temperatures especially inside the valley prayed low clouds and fog early on. you'll notice the bay and the valley looking nice and clear. the temperatures are heating up, and 94 degrees in morgan hill. 88 in san jose parade 79 degrees in brentwood parade 96 in livermore. inside the bay will begin to fill some he relief. we will return to normal temperatures next weekend. >>> some cool stuff presented is but everyone's dream fantasy? not mine. i prefer it is a dumb with seat belts. it's good to be told bridge pla

. >> u glu. how certain are you that you're going to move forward with that? >> if it were up to me, i would move forward right now. pepco has a very serious credibility problem. there is a notion that they crimped on resources, on crews, on investment. at the same time, you know, their reliability has -- and their service has been in the lower end of the industry. they have asked for rate increases and promised to do better. we have seen perhaps a multi- million dollar p r campaign and robust salaries, you know. people are very skeptical. >> councilwoman, let me speak to. we did speak to council president thomas graham earlier this evening. here is his response to the idea that you may seek subpoena power. >> i'm not clear what the councilwoman is asking for. we have accountability to the public service commission. we do regular filings and there is a storm report that we are required to file and we meet those requirements. >> reporter: pepco is saying, we filed what we are supposed to file with the public service commission. what else do you want here? >> we

maybe because the newest laptop has a battery glued inside.old joins us now, good to have you on the program, thank you for joining us. >> so apple just isn't green enough them? >> this is a case of them pinning design against environmental issues and it's completely unnecessary. they've been a company that has combined design and environmental concern for many years, and so this is a big change for them, and it's shocking. >> well, it's a pretty smart company, right? so why would they do this if it was a bad business decision? >> i think they were more concerned about making their product really thin, and to do that, they glued the battery into the casing making it very difficult to recycle and upgrade, so they're banking on the fact that consumers won't care, they dropped out of this eco rating project, and that consumers will continue to buy them. >> do you own any apple products? >> i do, but one of the reasons they buy iphones is it's one of the greenest phones on the market. if this behavior was going to continue -- phones, you mention t

he glued hair on his back and asked strangers to rub sunscreen on his back. >> look at the look on herace -- the uncomfortable silence. >> are you serious? >> you won't do it? is it because of my hairy back? >> no. >> is it my hair? >> yes. >> i'm going to pass -- >> is it because of my back? >> the lady in the visor is so funny, i want to watch it over and over again. >> you think the hair will be enough? you think so, i don't need this? >> did you put it on your head? >> no. >> that's not even scientific, just an easy way of getting out of it. he also stands in what locoks like the parking lot. look at the lady taking a picture, when he turns around -- >> we've all been there. >> a minor fender bender can cause a will the of boring waiting, so why not get comfortable? >> that's awesome. >> what are they doing? >> yeah, the car in the silver there was involved in a minor fender bender, so they got out a cone, got a couple chairs, and they decided to get comfortable. >> why not, sunny day, why not. >> way to turn lemons into lemonade. >> this next one cracks me up. a woman runs ahead t

when they glued the battery to their laptop which makes them difficult to recycle. >> they say this decision by a corporation as large as apple could have global effect. >> ultimately who loses are the people in countries all across the globe that have to deal with our electronic waste, in india and china and west africa, there disassembling are electronic waste. more waste will be created by a decision like this. >> even if you do not care about the environment and just like apple products, here's something they point out. if the company is gluing the battery into the products, the chronicle will only last as long as the battery. and one more note, we tried to contact apple but did not get a comment but they told the wall street journal that " there design direction is not compatible people with the standards ". >> well, the bay area is heating up, on the first day of what is expected to be a small heat wave, temperatures hit triple digits in parts of the east bay. roberta gonzales in the weather center with today's highs. >> a classic summertime weather pattern. within 40 mi. from half moo

. >> apple, not commenting but there are batteries that are glued in and can not be removed which meansit cannot be recycled. >>> searching for people on bikes, how richmond police say they are connected to a shooting. and there were three specific fires in a san jose park, what officials say the reason is to blame, stay tuned for more news weather and traffic.

all the while, his phone stays glued to his ear. >> he said he didn't use his cell phone, didn't plann using his cell phone. he said it, i believed him. now he's giving me a reason not to believe him. >> reporter: our final test driver is mitch, a professional go-kart racer. >> i've been driving go-karts for probably about five years. >> reporter: he also told us he doesn't use his phone when he's driving. >> someone calls me, i don't normally answer it. i feel my phone vibrate in my pocket. i just wait. >> reporter: he tells his dad the same thing. >> we believe that he's not doing that because he's telling us he's not doing that. >> reporter: let's go to the tape. a few times, it's not his phone that's a distraction, it's female passengers. watch here as mitch speeds into a turn. his passengers are not only not wearing shirts, no one's wearing seatbelts. but does he ever pull out his cell phone? here it is. pressed against his ear while speeding through a turn. and here he's on the phone and does a one-handed u-turn across double yellow lines. >> this is probably illegal -- ugh! >>

glued to and shovels and the grounds a construction boom builds of throughout the bay of the south baby on the way. dirichlet's the silicon valley has more work than anyone else in the country get snow as president of santa clara palette county looks over a long list of eight major projects the new 40 inner-city mother worked as as far as the eye could see and have googol expanding budget and at worst have for hospitals and community college work your school district for analysts goes on in fact the ones hard hit the construction industry in all cases the type film itself to the region's fastest-growing jobs segment. between january and may the industry's work force grew 3.8% to 132,000 jobs according to the bay area council of economic institute. but it's not just the big projects. it's not just the dining room. it is also a rebound in construction and remodeling. the face of influence has been the local economy the bay area has been excited about a large influx of local cash. but in addition it's given people outside of that industry at that the company added confidence that things re

. >> all eyes, glued to a live feed, as phelps breaks a record, becoming the most decorated olympian ever, with 19 career medals. >> well, it's just extreme excitement. it's just such a thrill. it is just, you know -- it's so hard to describe. it's like christmas, thanksgiving, and a birthday, all wrapped up in one. >> and the mental game is a big part of it. >> allison schmidt taking the gold in the 200-meter freestyle. >> i get very excited and i get very emotional about it. really tear up when i watch the races. >> reporter: cheering for friends in a pool across the pond, these aspiring olympians have high hopes for golds of their own. >> i know i'm one of those kids. i really want to be like allison one day and go to the olympics. >> reporter: meadowbrook can proudly say that with all of their swimmers combine that have competed in the olympics over the years, they have 20 gold medals here from meadowbrook. of course, they're not here, they're with the olympic athletes. but what an extraordinary, extraordinary story to tell here at meadowbrook. we should also mention, today's gol

these are all these little pictures all glued together and looked over the entire martian landscape.ver here. you can see wind-blown dust. you see like the sahara desert where wind-blown sand storms in here. they're still getting fantastic images from this mars rover. another one on the way "curiosity" will be there in 29 days. we'll show it to you as soon as we get pictures, of course. >> that's cool with the wind. looks like broad daylight. amazing images of mars. thank you so much. that is your "reporter roulette". >>> i have some more amazing pictures for you. what took place inside a u.s.-funded hospital? these are tough pictures to look at. this is inside the war gloen. you'll see them in a report you'll only see right here on cnn. [ slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums >>> rotting flesh, protruding ribs? now the treatment of wounded afghan soldiers in a kabul hospital has caught the attention of the pentagon because the military hospi

>> look, the first thing, people are watching, glued to the tv and watching the event and you may have difficulty going to sleep and may have anxiety and may not want to go to the movies. on the other side of the coin, if you're feeling you have difficulty sleeping after a month or so, now, you're beginning to deal with issues that perhaps you need counseling and dr. keith ablow, a part of the fox medical a-team has written extensively and articles on foxnews.com, some of the mental health issues people are going to be facing. this is huge as far as i'm concerned and that community is going to really need a long time to heal. and as well as the whole nation. >> arthel: yeah, it's not just-- it's the healers themselves and the doctors treating the patients as well. >> oh, everybody, i mean, everybody. right now, my kids asked me, can i go to the movies? my first inclination is to say no. but you know what, we have to keep on living, but can't forget, that's the whole thing, we cannot forget. >> so interesting you say that, and i was interviewing a mother and her son and said to her, som

friday night, june 29, hunkers down at home, glued to the radar on his computer. >> it was a scaled equivalento a hurricane, but without the warning. >> reporter: immediately he directed bge to deploy across the state and called in reinforcements. for some, the hours without power turned to days. >> was there a moment when you began to have some panic when it was so hot you knew you had customers with power out. and vulnerable customers. >> i feel the pressure personally. >> reporter: important enough that lawmakers including governor malley called for investigations and possible fines. >> criticized bg and e's response to this crime. >> i understand they're reacting to the feedback they hear from their constituents. i understand the need for us to be evaluated. i do believe though, it is inappropriate to simply say, a knee jerk reaction, let's punish the utilities. we're working hard to do the best job we can to restore service quickly, and we are continuing to make very significant investments in improving reliability. >> is it time to take a serious look at burying power lines? >> today, bg

guy took his buddy's office chair apart and then gently glued it back together, set up the camera, anded. >> oh, geez. i can't wait. >> no! he really took it apart. >> yeah, that's great. >> one of the best pranks you can do. >> this one hurts though. you know what? it's one of those office chairs that are big, comfy, curby. >> the end of a long day. can't wait to get a load off. get on there and start facebooking. that guy just took a total tumble. that's sweet. guy's okay though. >> oh! >> the best kind of prank, the best kind of pranks are the classic ones. >> ouch. that hurt. >> that's our show. thanks if for joining us. we'll see you next time.

davie johnson will have his eyes glued to fox 5 tomorrow night for sure. >> not much reason to watchst, but i will watch this time especially because i got guys in it, we will see how much they play. i think there is a few more parties and a few more advances, so a little more difficult now, and there is more riding on it too. >> caps development camp kicked off this morning at accountler ice plex. 46 prospects are in attendance including phillip forsberg. the 17-year-old is the youngst roster player attending camp. the caps second pick will also get a good look 6'3", wilson who is expected to add grit and toughness down the road, all are trying to make an impression on adam oats who today took the ice for the very first time as capitols head coach. so coach how was your first day? >> moving on wizards playing in the summer league. the team will hold a four day minicamp that began today. top picks, the center of attention the 19-year-old out of florida number three overall recently signed his rookie contract first two years he is guaranteed $7 million. he averaged 13 .8 points one se

. >> he did the weird part -- he made a wig by gluing his own hair into the wig base to make it looke hair he used to have. the beginning of this video is set to a song called "alf." >> doesn't look too bad. hopefully just looks like i had a haircut. >> texit looks like his hair. >> it is his hair. the prank was he was going to go around to all of his family and friend ant just take off his hair. he tells all of his family and friends, they are part of a video project. this part of the video is set to a song called "game boy tune." people are laughing about it. one lady actually gets a little freaked out. >> oh, my god! >> after he surprises everyone, he tells everybody, yeah, this is actually my real hair, which grosses everybody out. >> creep me out! >> but then strangely, everyone puts it on. this part of the video is set to a song called "triumph." >> what's cool is if he ever does lose his hair, he's got this wig. he just pops that thing on if he loses hair in like 30 years. >> that's a good point. if he gets a receding hairline, he can always remember his younger hairline. >> w

it has been glued to the coast all weeklong.eeper marine layer transporting the fog across the bay. actually out towards a few patches toward its the inland valleys. this is what happened for the afternoon. over the last few days, shallow marine layer. it deepened. a stronger breeze. as a result we cooled off quite a bit for today. especially for the inland neighborhoods. livermore, a couple days ago, yesterday, in the 90s, today, 74 degrees. so, more neighborhoods, san francisco, 57, san jose at 72. forecast headlines for tonight. fog already making a big comeback. a bit of a breeze as well. this weekend cool to the coast. warm numbers inland. and then the extended forecast will continue to tracking a few clouds and a cool down out there. overnight lows for your saturday morning will be in the 50s. santa rosa, 51, fremont, 53, san jose, at 55 degrees. we are in between the two weather systems. high pressure out to our east and low pressure up to our north. this will be tapping our temperatures in the weekend. with that, the bea

malloy's teammates and coaches were glued to the tv as she put her hometown on the map. her training partner said he hoped for gold but bronze is just as sweet. >> i know how good she is. to be able to see her do this on a world stage. >> the 26-year-old malloy has been working on her moves since she was 6 years old. her coaches say she knew how to do it well and he are happy her hard work paid off. congratulations once again. the u.s. men's gymnastics team had a disappointing finish monday after dominating a qualifying round. the team placed fifth, plagued by falls and stumbles, paving the way for china to win gold. japan ended up taking home silver and great britain took home the bronze. team usa hoped for a different result but tried to stay positive. >> not super happy. we didn't do what we wanted to do but at the same time we started off slow and we had our mistakes but we never ever lost that fight. we never lost that usa spirit. >> we're young guys on this team. this is our first olympic experience. nerves definitely played a factor. all we can do is take the expe

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they were not sitting there at their television screen glued. chris: you read some of this stuff at the end of the week -- >> and look at the polling on where it ranks as a voting issue. yes among the tea party. chris: and people are calling this guy traitor. and wikipedia page. >> they're calling him the new david outer. -- david souter. chris: they're really angry on the hard right. >> one ruling, one day. >> and the guy that gave us -- >> coming there. chief justice john roberts hasn't suddenly gone lefty. chris: let's talk about the role in history here for this decision. a great historian says this law will do for obama what social security was for f.d.r., what medicare was for l.b.j., in history, is this going to be the big one for him in terms of putting his mark in the history books? >> it depends on whether this is his only term or whether he has another one. and it also depends on whether congress repeals it. i also think that in a way, social security and some of these other pieces of landmark legislation were much better understood b

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available at home and here's what else have got for you on line scoring of the pitch while germans were glued to their t.v.'s watching a key you're a football match the country's parliament swiftly put a controversial privacy law three and me and the stock. in russia hungry to see riots will stay in custody while prosecutors build a case as a moscow court overturns appeal. the massive flooding in russia that killed more than one hundred and seventy people have spurred a growing numbers of people into action hundreds of volunteers have been tackling the black sea crisis themselves. has been among those organizing aid for the crossing. it's a been a very busy few days yet most of us there i know that this is not the biggest camps where volunteers have come together to try and put together packages for the people who have been affected by the flooding up to twenty tons of food supplies and clothes have been coming from ordinary moskovitz supplies including warm clothes baby food hygiene products and water as well as children's toys people who brought goods to the drop of points said they were dr

stevenson expressway had people glued to their television sets fall when dodger and cars started just of the busy highway onto haarlow took a couple of breaks still managed to slip away from people trying to catch him until 2 wgn to dealers tracked him down. now i've rescue dogs saw this dog close to my home is instinctively ran outside not scared to grab the thank it was barking and rolled onto his belly and i just grab them pretty much said he got caught >> took the dog to a nearby animal hospital appears to be 2 year old to talk coucal next higher dehydrated had some glass and as paul budde healthy other than that tired microprint microchip traced back to puppy mill and i was resting at the animal hospital hot day to go for a run of the heat made it run wild and very tired and tom skilling >> what a happy ending to the story. what have been the things you cover your eyes had worried about. good going. very happy story. happy fourth of july did not say that to you earlier. inclined to go swimming we discovered 76 degrees at navy pier two weeks earlier than a first 76 degree shorelin

. >> it kept you glued to the television set all weekend and today. the man accused of killing 12 inside a theater will be in court. the decision of the ncaa announced hours away. the sanctions of penn state university. how severe things could get. and farmers need more rain in maryland. how some are having to sacrifice one crop in an effort to save another. those stories straight ahead on this monday july 23rd. good morning. i am charley crowson. megan is off today. but this guy mike masco is in and in for lynette and she will be back tomorrow. you are doing double dudey -- duty today. >> lauren in ocean city beach and lynette will be back tomorrow. and you are tuck with me all week. >> what you've done every time you come in is given us a bad form of bad news. >> we will try to find some silver lining. storms today and it's humid. >> the mild weather was just a mis. >> yes. annapolis showing dark out there right now. cloudy and a few scattered showers out there towson going towards perry hall parkville seeing a couple scattered showers and hot 95 ta

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