. >> gov. pat quinn says he will take an active role when civil unions become legal in illinois. >> only a trace of rain came down in chicago today, a looking at the weekend we are in store for a lot more rain. with just nine more days in office mayor daley is honored once again, 20 years of service and attributes today came from members of the military. >> and his honor ceremony retiring mayor daley received the distinguished civilian service award. more than two decades in office have resulted in a renaissance of support for military service and in chicago. >> the only way we can enjoy freedom in the u.s. is have men and women that are willing to say raise your hand and take an oath. >> all military services were represented today by veterans and cadets. the largest in j. rotc program in the united states. >> cities like this don't just happen veterans' community is supporting a mayor like this don't just happen. >> and attendance was the mayor's son patrick who listed in the u.s. army back i

the former minnesota gov.im pawlenty is officially running already taking a hard slide said president obama. another declared candidate newt gingrich, the former house speaker is off to a rocky start insisting that he is a frugal lifestyle despite reports that he and his wife have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars at tiffany's. she others that have taken formal steps, texas representative ron paul. then we have similar pailin, she is stopping just short of declaring a run. she is beginning a nationwide bus tour this weekend. she has also oked a documentary of her career, and just purchase this era's on a mansion that could become the base for her campaign. >> and met romney, he started to tell an audience in iowa that everyone would have to get out of the room and leave because a fire arm went off. turned out someone backstage burned a bag of microwave popcorn. >> there is a new meat mantra for mark zuckerberg irk. he said that he only eats the meat that he killed himself. this story is a big talker in th

. >> that is a former minnesota gov. tim pawlenty, who declared his presidency -- declare his candidacy for the republican presidential nomination. washington is broken. how does he propose to fix it? >> i think he is a down-the-line acceptable to all cam's republican, and he has a pretty good chance of winning the nomination. he could be the last man standing. others have a lot of baggage. at least he has small luggage year when he starts his campaign with the oldest cliche in the book. i wish he had used another, ore felicitous phrase. >> michele bachmann is talking about going to iowa next week. >> gov. palin is reemerging with the national tou tim pawlenty is it the least acceptable to the greatest number. that is -- least unacceptable to the greatest number. that is what he has going for him now. he has fewer flaws and other presumed front-runners -- than the other presumed front- runners. you have to list jon huntsman and mitt romney in reverse order. >> mix santorum -- rick santorum pledged his campaign were his g

is a decision that has been made supported by the department of defense that when it comes to the .gove non- defense .gov and .com, it should be the department of homeland security pension primary responsibility. >> that is correct. if you watch the department of homeland security dialogue over the last couple of years, it has grown in the areas of cooperation. one of the hallmark of events was last year's signing of a memorandum of agreement between secretary napolitano and secretary gates which led up a foundation for new ways of cooperating as we move forward in operational planning as well as capability development. the sharing of technical expertise. the formation of a joint coordination element up in fort meade, led by a dhs as part of that. the sharing of personnel within the departments. how to best satisfy information requirements. insuring strong, strong oversight of privacy and civil liberties by having dhs very much engaged with the department of defense on looking at these issues. i think we have seen new ways of doing business together. solely from secretary gates' -- cer

louisiana gov. is visiting the flooded areas. he met with the emergency officials to discuss flood prevention. they help the sunken barge prevent backwater flooding. >> and stevens bill and other areas that are potentially volatile to flooding this will make a huge difference, for thousands of families, for thousands of home. we're preventing back water flooding. and that it could be weeks before everything falls back. >>darya: we have rain on the way. good morning james. >>james: this is the walnut creek camera. it is showing cloudy conditions. no rain falling. and let us take a quick look at where we are seeing the radar. rainfall in in measurable forms. over the of clouds. i lot of clouds our love. we are seeing heavy mist and drizzle across the golden gate bridge. all that as it appeared this morning feature cast for is dealing with a spotty on-again, off- again. as we advance the cause of it becomes more organized. you can see that here. pockets of heavy rain to the north. the bolt holding it to the later hours. even into ou

i shocking admission from former gov., kron 4 ong covers details about his secret love child, the other woman in what is why fast as it. we have team coverage. more allegations of san francisco police officers crossing the line. the video that has certain officers under fire and accused of breaking the law. >>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 6:00. >>pam: police are making a plea for help in the brian stow case. he was the giants' fan attacked outside of dodger stadium. jerad stone is following the story and joins us from our news room. some people were hoping to hear news of an arrest but that is not the case today? >>j.r.stone: that was not the message, the message was clear, we need to catch the suspects. it suspects they say are thugs. at this press conference we've learned to information about a number of leads at and what at least one of the attackers might of been wearing. >> we believe their people that know. >>j.r.stone: chief charlie and is lead detectives of reaching out for help wit

. >>> virginia gov. mcdonald says the federal emergency management agency has denied the state's request for disaster assistance. virginia was hit by more than two dozen twisters. the governor says he is considering whether to appeal the decision. >>> the first couple headed out for a night of the town. president obama and michelle obama were spotted in a tent restaurant in northwest washington. the restaurant served a italian fare. the dinner was reportedly a pre mother's day celebration. >> mother's day is the big top. >> and lot of activities planned for tomorrow. a few sprinkles here and there but we will not see a washout. mostly cloudy skies. a few showers outside. they will not amount to much. 64 degrees is the current temperature at the airport. we had a high of 72. low-cal hot it got this time of year. a record of 95 set in 1930. 61 in herndon. 63 degrees in the winds have fizzled out. 57 in annapolis. look at our doppler radar. all the showers will to the south of the d.c. metro. we may see a f

that is on c-span 2. >> next, a discussion with gov. mitch daniels on indiana on his efforts to improve education options in his home state. the legislature voted in favor of his changes in indiana's education system. among them, a bill supporting teacher merit pay, collective bargaining restrictions, and the advancement of charter schools. gov. daniels is considering a 2012 presidential run. he says he will announce his plans within weeks. this is about 50 minutes. one of the most important thing is that great leaders do is remind us of urgency. in the midst of political chaos about fiscal issues, but the budget, for stop and ask ourselves what the most important policy issues that we think about in our private lives, they're not always revolving directly around the federal budget. they are related to them, to be sure, but i can tell you that, in my own home, the most important public policy issue that we discussed day today is education. the reason is that i have a house full of little kids. by wife and i talking about education const

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gov.gojevich hearing from the prosecution's effort best witness today the amount julie is live at the federal building with more . >> the first witness had to stand in the ground running today. agent daniel if kane an agent with the fbi and his case is simple. laying the groundwork for the multitude of wiretaps coming into this case. 5000 intercepted calls obtained since december 2003. he explains to the new jury why and how the investigation originated. if they got a tip from a key witness in the trial one lobbyist who worked for blagojevich at the time and the allegation was that blagojevich was involved in criminal activity. we will hear more from the lobbyists later but we also heard from blagojevich is former chief of staff who is working form from 2005 until 2008 and took the stand only moments ago. through him that some of the wiretaps were actually entered into evidence. he was arrested alongside blagojevich in 2008 he is as good a deal with prosecutors pleading guilty for one char

. >>> gov nissan chr sánchez muchos describen como detalles sin atreverse ade anunciarla en público. >>> gracias jenni por tu información es tiempo de una pausa. amaré ze en público el primer paciente en estados unidos con el primer trasplante entero de >>> autoridades federal de seguridad en el transporte investigan un problema en el tanque de combustible que puede afectar más de 2 millones 700 mil camionetas "pick up" ford f-150 el tanque de gasolina puede oxidarse y romperse y puede generar un fuego. el problema afecta a los modelos 1997 a 2001. el primer paciente en estados unidos en recibir un trasplante completo de cara habló públicamente por primera vez en un hospital de boston. el tiene 25 años, residente de fort word texas y quedó desfigurado cuando le cayó encima un cable de alta tensión mientras trabajaba un equipo de 30 médicos realizó la hristo raica cirugía. un donante anónimo le permitió sonreír de nuevo. >>> increíble esta mañana dio dado de alta de un hospital del seguro social en jalisco méxico. el único sobreviviente de la explosión de una mina. >>> llegó en estado

. >> it says that wisconsin was in a lot of money on legal bills, mayor read like gov. scott walker of wisconsin may try to place a recall effort over pension reform. >> to handle their pension, san for cisco decided to change the retirement age, from 62 years old to 65 years old. firefighters and police, the a's will increase from 55 years old to 58 years old. the city hopes to save $800 million over the next decade. now another area of the public sector dealing with budget issues. that is the schools. kron4 jeff bush joins us live here. this is one of many cities that see the budget process. >> that is right, this group has a lot of support a lot of people honking in support. basically we are processing the cuts to the schools. this group right you're on the corner in millbrae. there are more of them over there and they're not the only one, their goal is to fill the four corners with more people they have about 50 people caught protesting cuts to the schools. their parents, teachers, students, you can see that they are carrying the signs, the signs say cut her kids an

this without reaching into the pockets of hardworking families who just can't afford it. >> even if govrown manages to get his tax increases on the ballot, she worries the public won't support them. >> it makes me worry. it makes me worry that people are going to go they are finding now, we don't have to do this. >> but it to be a boost for schools too. any extra revenue collected after june 30th, 30% goes to schools as mantated by california's education finance law known as proposition 98. in sacramento, abc7 news. >>> a long running battle over plans to expand the oakland zoo is heating up again. it puts conservationist at odds with one another. the plan goes all the way back to 1988 when the city approved a master plan covering the zoo's next 20 years. but the contra costa times reports the zoo amended the plan. last week's oakland's planning commission approved proposed changes to expand into 54 acres of prime parkland with sweeping views of san francisco. a group called friends of nolan park, along with friends of california native plant society said they will file an appeal tomorr

gov brown is preparing an updated budget, but he will be on the conservative side still and will askalifornians to pay for the expiring taxes for five more years for the long-term health of the state. >> he will continue to make his case for putting the temporary tax extensions before the people of california. not just because we have to deal with this year's budget gap, but also we have to deal with projected multi-billion dollars projected gaps in each of the next three fiscal years. >> republicans say the bump in revenue is proof there's no need for californians to pay the higher taxes beyond june 30th. the extra money we get means it is a very manageable situation to get through this without reaching into the pockets of hardworking families who just can't afford it. >> even if gov brown manages to get his tax increases on the ballot, teacher robin grier worries the public won't support them. she knows a $2 billion windfall is hardly enough to spare schools from cuts. >> it makes me worry. it makes me worry that people are going to go they are finding now, we don't have to do this

, but some of you probably do not know in 1945, the council was founded by the leaders at the time, gov. earl warren, stephen bechtel. the first act was to think about what would happen in the postwar economy to make san francisco and the bay area thrive. san jose had a population of 45,000 people. it has changed a little bit. the vision of some of these people have led to the bay area that we know today. hopefully for the better. the first act was to bring you and delegates here to sign a charter. here we are 66 years later. it is in our blood for the bay area council to have formed cal apec. they were the group to convince world leaders to come here to discuss the most important issues of the day. we are honored that you have chosen san francisco for the spirit we plan to do you proud, mr. ambassador, members of our team at the state department. this is exciting stuff for the bay area council and we will be behind it all the way. improving our global competitiveness as a region is what the bay area council is all about. everything we do is all about that. for that reason, having aipac

a city workers are not happy with the mayor's proposals that are drawn comparisons to the wisconsin govd the fight to strip unions of their bargaining rights. the fire fighters recently agreed to pay cuts and other concessions. the scene of the city wants to reduce the benefits even more. >> i'm very disappointed that he has brought this done to san jose. we have seen this type of thing declaring a fiscal emergency happen in a few other cities. it's the right wing, political driven movement the firefighters came forward with concessions, we saved it 70 jobs through those concessions it was a lot of money and difficult negotiating. we were proud to do it. >>rob: mayor chuck reed said may 24th he will seek the city council's blessing to have staff members prepare ballot language for his pension reform proposal. >>brian: 1 weather is back in the bay area tonight, the golden gate bridge and it is rainy of their tonight. good idea to take the easy tonight because we haven't seen rain in some time now. temperatures in the '50s, there is the wet weather on storm tracker 4 showing you where it

. >>> virginia gov. bob mcdonnell says the man has denied disaster -- fema deny disaster relief. virginia was hit by more than two dozen twisters in april. he is considering whether to appeal. >>> we began the day with clear, sunny skies but things should be changing. steve rudin is live in the weather center with more. >> clouds are beginning to increase. temperatures outside are beginning to cool just a little bit. temperatures are in the upper 60's to lower 70's. 69 and the quantico. dulles airport at 66. a few showers mainly to the north and west of us which will eventually work their way into our area over the next couple of hours or so. do not be surprised if you hear a few rumbles of thunder but do not expect anything to become severe. what can we expect for mother's day and beyond? a poll look in just a few minutes. >>> greater than 24 hours after the basketball coach resigns new reports that they are already looking at big names to take over the team. we now have the very latest. britt, we could be getting big news on monday. >> it cannot fill the shoes of gary williams.

gov. perdue said he would help us. gov. lee said he would help us lead. i want each of you to consider becoming a leader, not only here, but across the country, helping us reach out. i want to make this the most fun, interesting, idea-oriented campaign in history. there's something i learned from reagan years ago. he used to get attacked all the time by "the new york times" and the cbs news. he never seemed to notice it. i asked him one afternoon when i was going on? i was a very junior member and occasionally i could hear the president. i was fascinated with them. he said, look, i represent the vast majority of the american people. i represent the key principles that made is a great country. i represent the ideas that actually work. why would i not be happy? they represent a better minority whose ideas are really destructive and they have no future. why would they be happy? so when they are mean and miserable and mean spirited, that tells you who they are, not who we are. walk around your neighborhood and say everybody who would like to be classic americ

gov tv, the examiner and world channel. thank you so much for your support. [applause] and if you're -- this celebration also received the support of so many individuals as well as professional small businesses and community organizations. you'll see their names listed on the screen and in the program book. and on the website. a.p.a. -- apasf.org. those attending this celebration for the past few years, we have been treated to so many fabulous and unique ethnic, cultural performances. this year, certainly no exception. the northern california cherry blossom festival just celebrated its 44th year. during which the 2011 queen and court was selected. so tonight, the 2011 court will perform their opening number from the queens program, choreographed by mickey nowitzki and music by shina ringo entitled ringo uotota. please welcome the 2011 northern california cherry blossom court. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you once again. the 2011 cherry blossom court. a beautiful performance. and now the special moment we've all been waiting for. the asian pacific

former gov.rman cain, ceo of godfather's pizza ron paul shared the stage with tim pawlenty and rick santorum. where were romney gingrich, at daniels? >> they were talking it, and probably made a mistake because -- ducking it, and probably made a mistake, because fox news is important to the nominating process. newt gingrich lost his scholarship at fox, and so it rick santorum. they were knocked off the payroll. >> it was really an underwhelming group of republicans and their. -- group of republicans there maybe enough to spur huckabee to get in if that is the field. >> i will ask eight crass political question but unemployment has gone back to 9%, but not o bad because jobs have been added to the economy, but the crass political question is does the capture of osama bin laden give a push to babarack obama for reelection in 2012? >> i think it will wear off because nothing in our fast- moving culture lasts. he will get a little credit for it but not enough to get him reeld ted if the economy goes

>>pam: stormy times for former gov. alour notes for snigger when he confesses to having a child with the house made years ago. >>grant: a secret child news comes a few days after arnold and his wife announced that they would be splitting up after 25 years of marriage. not everyone is talking except for the three people at the center of the very public scandal. in this corner arnolds schwarzenegger former actor, former governor and possible late former husband. his only statement admitting paternity of a 10 year-old child born to a woman who worked in his column for 20 years. i understand and deserved the feelings of anger and disappointment among my friends and family. there are no excuses and i take full responsibility for the hurt i have caused. in this corner maria shriver ext. journalists, ex first lady of california. today she released a statement saying " this is a painful and heartbreaking time i asked for compassion, respect and privacy as my children and i tried to rebuild their lives and heal. i will have no f

former massachusetts gov. mitt romney it is going to be forced to defend it and attack simultaneously the massachusetts health care plan, and acted on his watch as governor, and attack the president's healthcare plan. >> a lot of pundits say i should stand up and say this whole thing was a mistake. there is only one problem with that -- it would be honest. i did what i thought was right for the people of my stay. >> i agree with mitt romney, who recently said he is proud of what he accomplished on health care. >> that is a preview of what you're going to hear if he gets the nomination. can he finesse this? >> no. >> fatal flaw? >> no, but it is a millstone around his neck. if he did not have this, he would be to prohibit a front runner. republicans often annoyed one guy early -- anoint one guy early. he would be the guy, the nominee. this is the reason we have a race. he proposed a plan in "usa today" this week which i think was quite reasonable, and he had a chart showing the defense between his plan and obam

gov. perdue said he would help us. gov. lee said he would help us lead. want each of you to consider becoming a leader, not only here, but across the country, helping us reach out. i want to make this the most fun, interesting, idea-oriented campaign in history. there's something i learned from reagan years ago. he used to get attacked all the time by "the new york times" and the cbs news. he never seemed to notice it. i asked him one afternoon when i was going on? -- what was going on. i was a very junior member and occasionally i could hear the president. i was fascinated with them. he said, look, i represent the vast majority of the american people. i represent the key principles that made is a great country. -- made us a great country. i represent the ideas that actually work. why would i not be happy? they represent a better minority -- bitter minority whose ideas are really destructive and they have no future. why would they be happy? so when they are mean and miserable and mean spirited, that tells you who they are, not who we are. our job is to re

mississippi gov.of his state now under water and said while local, state and federal officials work to minimize the damage he indicated there is only so much they can do. in louisiana a majority of this the way was opened recently to relieve pressure and divert floodwaters away from populated areas. if the u.s. army corps of engineers may open louisiana's still way as well which would lower anticipated question levels up to 2 ft. and spare that abortion nor lands. as the core most ford low-lying central louisiana will end up under water. >> we already notified american red cross to making shelter space is available, based on the assumption. >>reporter: the disaster has given residents more time to prepare it also means the land could remain under water for weeks. in washington, nicole collins. >>kimberlee: today on kron 4 facebook fan page a lot of you is talking about bay to breakers and the zero tolerance rolls. mystical look at the comment every day. i'm glad they're cracking down, most people can

new details are emerging about the woman had a baby with former gov. arnold schwarzenegger.e have the photographs just uncovered including the pregnancy pictures of the other woman. if that money maria shriver speaks out today. and then monday named, a phase, and address. we are learning much more today about the mother of ronald schwarzenegger's out of wedlock son. then a month

former gov. gary johnson, herman cain, ceo got on his be the, ron paul shared the stage with -- ceo of godfather's pizza, what all share the stage with tim pawlenty and rick santorum. where were mitt romney and others? >> they ducked in and probably made a mistake, because fox news is important to the nominating process newt gingrich and rick santorum lost their scholarship at fox. they were knocked off the payroll. >> it was an underwhelming group of republicans. it might be enough to spur people like huckabee to get in, if that is the field. >> i am about to ask a crass political question, but i should note that the unemployment number has inched back up to 9% -- not necessarily bad, because they are adding jobs -- but does it capture of osama bin laden dip brock, a major push towards a reelection in 2012? -- dick barack, a major push toward reelection in to -- it well give -- give morocco, a major push towards reelection in 2012? >> he will get a little credit, but not enough to reelect him. i

but the tenant gov. elect gavin newsom played his delight card and was not sworn in. some saw humor in in his delight. >> i am proud, from your the tenant governorship, if and when it begins -- >> others disagreed with the decision. i think he should have been sworn in on monday. that seems to be in the spirit of the state of constitution of california. >> the next day, the board had one last chance to nominate their twice for interim mayor on january 4. >> when the board finally got around to actually nominating people for, and taking up the issue of inter mayorship, the first thing people should know is it was late at night. the board really put this off as light as they could. people were tired and cranky. that is the first thing people should know about this meeting. >> they said they would take nominations according to who was on the roster first. so it became a game of jeopardy where the question was, who could press the button first? then it became this sort of strategy. >> having run out of time, board members began the first round of nominations. >> i would n

arnold finished a seven your running out of gov. back in january.>kimberlee: bay to breakers is quickly approaching and kron 4 has recovered from front to back. we will have crews and team coverage. when it comes to the costumes of i'm your gal. on the judge for the contest. tisch bay to breakers is known for awesome and wacky from costumes. we want to see your pictures and videos just head to the kron 4 face book fan page opposed your pictures from either your costume from last year and let us know if you plan on attending this year. were posted images of you getting your posture ready for this year's race. your pictures and videos could be featured in future kron 4 newscast. >>pam: caltrans will offer rider's special service for the bay to breakers runners. all trains are scheduled to run and san francisco by 6:40 a.m.. the will be to express trains leaving san francisco after the race. >>jacqueline: i live look up side, sunny skies right now but we will see fog in the city shortly. it more details and a cooler forecast for tomorrow coming up. >>k

. >> mississippi gov. haley barbour has decided not to run for president. why not? >> it means mitch daniels is slightly more likely to run because he and haley are friends and kind of had an understanding that only one would run dry in the is a gaping hole in the south of republicans. >> he decided he would like i to eat too much. he has been on a diet all year and he decided he hated it so much -- >> if i had to choose between a pizza and air force one, i would choose. >> -- i would choose air force one. >> you know who loses? everybody who covers this race. he is fine and he has a goo -- is fun and has a goo -- and is a good politician. >> my assumption is that i take him at his word, that he did not have the fire in his belly. you look at everything you out in life and see how it might be construed -- you have done in life and see how it might be construed -- >> he looked at the situation from all angles and realized he would have a hard time winning. >> other candidates are looking for his support. >> he could be at the cinet now he is a respectable guy who kns

another guy gov admits to cheating on his wife.be we need more women governors, guys keep your pants zipped for peep sakes. >>> a california government group is urging parents to keep their kids home from school as teachers inform students at the legacy of harvey milk. the supervisor who was assassinated in 1978 was a pioneer in the gay rights movement. a state law encourages school to recognize milk's contribution to the state every year around his birthday. the campaign for children and families calls milk a deviant. >> johnny or suzy or jose or maria might come home and say, i'm not going to be cross dressing; i'm going to believe in same-sex marriage. and parents are going to say where did you learn this and they're going to say, it's part of the milk harvey lesson we learned today. >>> and farmers say they will have to throw half of their strawberry crop. and cherry orchard will have to throw away 20% of their crop. >>> water officials tell us crews clocked water going down the spill way today at a rate of 15,000 cubic feet pe

former gov. gary johnson, herman cain, ceo of godfather's pizza, ron paul shared the stage with tim pawlenty. where were the others? >> they were ducking it and made a mistake, because fox news is important to nominating process. newt gingrich lost his scholarship box, and so was present form -- his scholarship at fox, and so did rick santorum. >> it was an underwhelming group of candidates there, probably enough to spur people like huckabee if that is the field. >> i am about to ask a crass political question, but i should know that the unemployment number has inched up to 9%, not necessarily bad because they have added jobs, but the crass political question is, does the capture of osama bin laden give barack obama pushed to reelection in 2012? >> i think you will wear off, because in our fast-paced culture, nothing lasts. he will get credit for it, but not enough to re-elect him. the economy will drown this outbreak it the economy goes sour, it will be in much bigger deal. >> i think evan is ri

. >> -- mississippi gov.arbour has decided not to run for president. >> it means m mitch daniels is slighthtly more lily to run but it leaves a huge hole i in th south for replicans. >> haley barbour has decided he likes to eat too much. he has been on a diet all year, and he decided he hated it -- >> if i had to choose between a pizza and air force one, i would choose air force one. >> you know who loses? everybody who covers this race. he is f a a good politician. >> when you have been a lobbyist, substantial part of your life, my assumption is -- i take him at his word, thahe did not have the fire in the belly, and ththat youook at everything you have done in l life and you decide how it might be construed -- >> he is a realist, and he looked at the situation from all angles and realized he would have a hard time winning. >> other potential candidates are looking for s support. >> he will be importt in the race. he could be in t cabinet. he is a respectable guy who knows how to run a state and parties. >>

to learn some new ones, visit poolsafely dot gov >>> for more information about the board of rabbis northernalifornia call (415)369-2860 or you can go to the web at www.norcalrabbis.org. >>> welcome back to mosaic i am rabbi eric twice joined by rabbi marvin goodman and rabbi bennett, talking about our trip to israel a couple weeks ago we were talking about how the trip impacted us and really challenged us in terms of how we talk about topics, of religious observance of political situations of even what is happening in the peace process and i am wondering, what we all think about what you think about that impact on our community as we go back out into the community as rabbis. >> i think my hope is that as we -- this group of rabbis maintains its contact and obviously there are other rabbis in the bay area and northern california, as we maintain our contact we will be able the display to the community the kinds of lessons we learned about diversity and getting along. we studied together in different kinds of environments, some that each of us were more comfortable in than others, but we came

a gold gov-type play. adam dunn, a line drive to short. matt tolbert for final out. liriano walked six, struck out three and had plenty of help from his teammates for the first no-hitter of the year. that's your first look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> now for another quick look at the weather, we check in with nbc meteorologist bill karins. hello again, bill. >> if you don't have to work, you'll be taking a nice long nap this afternoon. one of the days on the eastern seaboard that will be cloudy and rainy. for everyone else going to school and work, you'll have to deal with wet weather. the green on the map is an area of light rain. it will take a while, with most areas, big cities as we go throughout the day. it's raining lightly now in baltimore, washington, d.c. philadelphia it's just beginning to arrive from you and up through albany, new york, a cool, chilly day, more like the beginning of april than the beginning of may. you can see this is the newark, new york city area, you're dry for now. probably another two or three rs hours before the rain moves. in ph

the cook county jail sponsored by the center without borders the demonstration was done in spite of gov. pat quinn. quinn's office informed the department of common security that illinois was no longer cooperating in the program, activists and organizer said the program has disrupted families. >> we will do what ever is necessary in order to stop these deportations, they are separating our families and destroying our homes and leaving our children behind crying. it's an act of terror and torture to our families and if obama really wants to get back to the white house he is going to need the latino vote. >> groups seeking temporary immigration enforcement are critical the federal immigration and customs of agency. >> 25,000 mothers and walkers took part in a ritual, for the 20th why me race. randy bellows nomo was told why this event was so close to their hearts. >> 25,000 runners and walkers celebrate mother's day at the y me race in support of an organization that has helped so many moms impacted by breast cancer. >> especially that they put it on mother's day makes it even more specia