. >> a relaxed ed hale takes me on a tour of his new home. hear about his new chapter in life and how baltimore still factors into his future. >>> why did dozens of people from new york city come here to annapolis, to come here to baltimore city. i'm weijia jiang with the answer next. >>> well, if you think it's warm now, just wait. wait until you see what this bird has to say, too. don't miss the updated first warning weather forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a 14-year-old girl electrocuted at a baltimore park. by an exposed wire. now the family is pushing to make laws change. >> reporter: the green family has already convinced the state to survey some areas for potentially dangerous voltage. but they say all areas that might have it must be covered or another child might be killed. >> reporter: deanna green would have turned 20 years old this week. but her life was cut short at 14 when she was electrocuted by stray voltage. >> we don't want anyone to feel how we feel, to go through what we've gone through, and continue to go throug

still, hale deserves credit for mentioning a potential problem. d.o.d. must now know how these problems affect their plans. with so little wiggle room, not planning for known expenses is a risk it can't afford to take. thanks for joining us for "this week in defense news," i'm vago muradian. you can watch this program online at defensenewstv.com or you can e-mail me at vago@defensenewstv.com. and before we go, we want to wish a hardy get well to marine corps comdant general jim aim o's who's recovering from emergency back surgery. i'll be

. >> reporter: ed hale's days in the mariner tower are over.aded in 24,000 square feet for 2400. but ceptdz his -- kept his water view. the inside looks identical to his penthouse, everything came with him, even the kitchen cabinet. but now hale is back where he grew up. >> i'm in my neighborhood. i always knew about the beauty in this area. everybody who sees me says, you look much more relaxed these days. i just had a complete workup. and my blood pressure is down. >> reporter: it is a transition into a slower lifestyle for hale. the new york investment firm that took over insisted on his departure. he misses the hundreds of employees. >> i like to go out and talk to people. there's not a lot of pretense with me, as you probably know. i like to go around and talk to everyone. i miss that. >> reporter: at 65, hale spends time with his grandkids. hoo&he fishes and enjoys his soccer team, the baltimore blast. he also tells me he is hoping to guide the development of a waterfront property in canton. hale loves living on the water. it's in his blo

vera hale followed by makr gr -- mark frueberg. chairperson nolan: why don't you read the third or fourth. >> cathy hale, revernd lang, jane martin. >> good afternoon. i am vera hale. i am going to encourage you not to increase the senior fair with your indexing. there are several reasons for this. one is that 45,000 elderly and disabled in san francisco have had their ssi checks cut. ssi is only for very low income people that have no more than $2,000 in the bank. the governor has reduced the state share so much that someone who was receiving $907 a month in 2009 lost $76, and now receives $830 a month. they did not get any cost of living. i assume you think of their cost of living, but think of there's also. this is the first year you may split discounts of seniors and children. they have been together in discounts for years. i do not think it is a good idea to raise the senior fair at a time when you are talking about free fare for youth. while i understand there is good justification for it, i would like to see you leave the se

some hale stones measured as large as three inches. i was sent other still picture showing a golf ball in the bucket with the ail stones and he they are bigger than the golf ball. >>> and i heard schools are closed. and they have been going through weeks and weeks of rain there as well. >> you miss it, don't you? >> there's nothing like home. in fact have we been spoiled. that's all changed. you probably have heard we are looking at emeryville this morning. boy, this morning's temperatures are chilly in the north bay. we are talking about low 30s. we will look for you know, to lose that hour of sleep tomorrow with date saving time. so this morning we will wake up to more clouds around the bay and cooler temperatures. it's 39 on the peninsula right now. 37 in mountain view. 45 in san jose with 48 in oakland, 47 san francisco, and the cool 30s up to the north. so we are looking at some major changes. the forecast models have been

i would like to thank several people that are here today, especially barbara hale's staff.olleagues at the metropolitan transportation authority as well as the colleagues had reckoned harper installing these. at the department of public works colleagues. with that, i will turn it over to the mayor lee for a few comments. >> thank you, michael, and a thank-you for your stewardship. you and barbara, ed harrington, you have done a great job. when i was city administrator, asked mayor newsom if i could do the ev's. i liked working with our department of environment, with melanie, with bob and others. they sat down and spend some good time talking about innovation for the city as to how we can get off of oil. i am glad the day that -- today that the chairman is here. a year ago, we announced that we wanted 100 of these charging stations placed throughout all of the public garages. that was the strongest signal that we could give that we were going to pave the way and be supportive of the national movement and be the bay area leaders of the ev revolution. we have 49 of these stat

mcdade and hale entered their pleas in district court in alexandria this afternoon. maureen. >> reporter: well, shawn, the men will be sentenced june 15th they pleaded guilty to stealing bags of coins from metro stations in virginia primarily and they did it working under the guise of servicing those machines prosecutors say they used the money to buy virginia scratch off lottery tickets prosecutors say this whole thing had been going on since 2010 netting the men as much as $600,000, 58- year-old mcdade was a revenue technician means he serviced the fare machines he had been with metro since 1979, 54-year- old hale was a metro transit police officer since 1997 the two would service fare card machines that needed to be replenished with cash or emptied they would stop at an overpass and hide bags of coins in the under brush they would come back later in their personal cars and remove the cash they bought lottery tickets allegedly using the coins to pay for them hale did so free wently in his metro police uniform a suspicious clerk tipped off the fbi last september the

joined today by mayor ed lee, fiona maw, mila nutter and barbara hale. this has been sort of a team effort, it has taken quite a while to get here. we are thankful for her help on 631 that paved the way for putting in these stations. as we go through this presentation today, i hope you take a chance to look at some of the electric vehicles today. i would like to thank several people that are here today, especially barbara hale's staff. our colleagues at the metropolitan transportation authority as well as the colleagues had reckoned harper installing these. at the department of public works colleagues. with that, i will turn it over to the mayor lee for a few comments. >> thank you, michael, and a thank-you for your stewardship. you and barbara, ed harrington, you have done a great job. when i was city administrator, asked mayor newsom if i could do the ev's. i liked working with our department of environment, with melanie, with bob and others. they sat down and spend some good time talking about innovation for the city as to how we can get off of oil. i

. >> a ed hale takes me on a tour of his new home. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, >> five days of first warning weather. 55 on tuesday. overnight lows monday and tuesday could get as close to freezing. we could even have freeze watches in effect. 72 on wednesday, 54, 59 on thursday and friday. >> he was once the face of bad founder of first state bank. >> mary bubala talks with him at his home in baltimore county. >> reporter: ed hale's penthouse days are over. he traded in 10,000 square feet for 2700 but kept his water views by building this home. the inside looks identical to the penthouse. everything came with him, even the kitchen cabinets. but now he is just blocks from where he grew up. >> i'm back in my neighborhood so i've always known about the beauty of this area. everybody that season he tells me that you look much, much more relaxed these days. i just had a complete workup and i blushed -- my blood pressure was done. >> at the transition to a slower paced lifestyle. in december he left the bank he built in order for it to survive. the new york investment firm that took over insisted

. >>> ed hale. the city owns the arena which will celebrating its 50th anniversary. ed heal -- ed hale owns the blast. >>> lila climbed into the washing machine while her owner turned her back. and she got a 20-minute wash, along with a whole load of clothes. luckily, it was on the cold cycle, not hot. the curious cat suffered a couple of minor bumps and bruises am but even after the experience, lila's owner says she still likes to nap, look at this, inside the washing machine. >> how approximate closing the door so it can't get in there? >> i have a cat that likes to jump in my shower. some cats like water. >> that's a personal story there. too much information. >>> conditions are nice and warm afternoon. not as warm as it's going to get the next couple of days. but not bad. 67. east winds at 8. barometer on the way back up again. we'll have a warm forecast after this. >>> and the cherry blossom festivals under way now in our nation's capital. trees are blooming earlier than expected, thanks to the mild winter. ,,,,,, ♪ [ camera shutters clicking ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male anno

. >> ed hale's days in the tower are over, he traded in 10,000 square feet for 2700, but kept his water views by building this home in sparrow's point, the inside looks identical to the penthouse, everything came with him, even the kitchen cabinet but now he is blocks from where he grew up. >> i am back in my neighborhood so i have always known about the beauty of this area. everybody who sees me says you look better. my blood pressure is down. >> reporter: in december he left the bank he built in order for it to survive. the bank that took over insisted he leave. he misses his employees. >> i like to go around and talk to people. there is not a lot of pretense. i go around and talk to everyone and i miss that. >> at 65 he spends time with his grandkids and enjoy his soccer team and is hoping to guide the development of water front property there. he loves the water, much like banking but that is something he is learning to live without. he won't be back at the helm. >> to be accepted by the regulators could be difficult and i have been told. >> mary bubala, wjz eyewitness news. >> as m

. >>> earlier this week, we aired a story about ed hale and mistakenly reported that he owns the first mariner arena. the city, in fact, owns the arena. ed hale owns the baltimore blast, which plays there. >>> baltimore's president's cup returns to the city. gigi explains after the inaugural year, more high school teams are signing on to play. >> reporter: more than a dozen city high school baseball teams want this trophy on their mantle. it's the president's cup. the prize that matches up private and public school players. [ applause ] >> reporter: today, the city unveiled plans to bring it back for a second year. >> you miss a noise. >> reporter: last year, council president jack young brought the tournament to baltimore, to unite public and private school players on the diamond. it worked. this year, some big names, like o's hall-of-famer, chris foils and jackie robinson's daughter sharon robinson, are teaming up to help. >> they have to develop this strength of character and make some really positive leaders in their community. >> they have no idea right now what is in store for th

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that's splendors of ikebana on display in honolulu hale. >> thank you, bill. >>> here is an early lookt this morning's headlines in entertainment. whitney houston has left her wealth and possessions to her daughter. in a will written in 1993 a month before she gave birth, houston specifies her, quote, surviving children will receive everything. bobbi k christina was her only child. >>> elsewhere. key anna reeves has a third script is finished and says it's pretty good. it's been 21 years since the last excellent adventure. can you believe that? "jersey shores" snooki has confirmed she is pregnant and she did it where the "new york post" said she would. the big bucks, "us weekly" magazine. justin bieber's mom is cashing in. patty, who gave birth to the pop star when she was only 18, just got a book deal to tell all about being the biebs' mom. >>> a major sob between angelina jolie and jennifer aniston. aniston responded by sending jolie flowers and a note saying how well directed the movie was. if you believe that? i have something else to show you. >> i'm blown away by the biebs thing.

vindication today for former mississippi governor halee barber.mississippi supreme court upheld his pardons of about 200 people last january including some convicted murderers. the state's attorney general argued barber didn't follow proper procedures in a statement obtained by cnn former governor halee barber says "this was not only about the power of the pardon or even the power of the office but about the ability of a governor to grant mercy." today's ruling says the pardons "may not be set aside or voided." >>> in other news a very scary afternoon in pennsylvania today as an armed gunman left two people dead and injured at least seven at the university of pittsburgh medical center's western psychiatric institute. authorities have not released the identity of the gunman or the motive, but on its twitter account the medical center says the suspect is among the dead. >>> and during a video conference today afghan president hamid karzai told president obama the security situation has calmed down after the days of rioting that followed nato troops

police arrested horace mcdade and john hale in january.secutors say the pair would drop off bags of money on the way to the revenue facility and then hit them up after their shift. they say the two spent most of the money on lottery tickets. hale was allegedly seen buying the tickets with bags of change worth about $500. both men face up to 30 years in prison. >>> still no arrests in a series of hate crimes across the district. a gay man was shot outside an ihop in columbia heights last sunday and now that he is out of the hospital is talking exclusively to news 4. denot want to be identified saying it is not the first time he's been targeted because of his sexuality. >> i believe that, you know, this particular type of hate in the city is nothing new. it's definitely not new to me. i just hope that some wheels are being set in motion now to put an end to it. >> antihate crime advocates have organized a rally in response to that shooting and two other beatings involving a gay man and transgender woman in the district. the rally will be tom

barbara hale, assistant general manager for power. this will allow my staff and the staff of the unified school district to work together to identify good rooftops that the school district owns to install a solarpv o pv on and provide additional renewables generational resources here in san francisco. i am happy to answer any questions you may have. >> commissioners? >> i would like to move the item. >> thank you. >> i do have a question. i know that this does not authorize the building of any particular installation. in that eventuality, who winds up paying for the solar? >> the solar installation would be paid for by the puc. it would be owned and operated by gas. the generation from that system would be meters. the school district would pay for the productions, for the generation they are using. they would pay, at the same rate -- it would pay, but did they say, at the same right? >> correct. >> it increases the amount of power that we have to sell on total. >> correct. >> it increases the average cost of that power. >> correct. ve

. >> we would still be saying hale to the queen. >> if there wasn't a military in the last century, we'veed to count on the military so much that we expect the best. we get it from brave men and women like marine captain quinn we just told but, so it's always a disappointment to hear stories like the one coming from afghanistan tonight. our first national hero came from the military, the first of so many like captain quinn in percyville, it's hard to watch them come home this way. >> the reason people love the troops is because we've been at war for more than ten years now, and they just keep going. they just keep getting the kit on and going overseas and doing what they're told. >> reporter: gina of marine corps times has covered the troops fighting in afghanistan and iraq, had them dying next to her, has watched them fight a war since 9/11. >> they continue to serve and continue to volunteer to serve. i think that's an important part of why they have such a high following in the country. >> reporter: so it hurts, confuses when they disappoint. the massacre of vietnam, the recent mistake

hale -- rally was supposed to be held at a church but a was moved -- but was moved to a bigger crowd. the police chief announced whoa temporarily step down. trayvon was killed near his fiancee's house. george zimmerman said he killed him in stive defense but trayvon's father says that's a lie. >> we want an arrest and we want a conviction for the murder of our son. >> reporter: we have learned police never interviewed key witness like trayvon's girlfriend who was on the phone as the incident happened and never gave zimmerman a prosecute -- a toxicology test. linda so, abc2 news. >>> it's 5:34. we have new video to show you of a u.s. apache helicopter crash in afghanistan. look at this. the helicopter is flying very low over a military outpost last month when something goes wrong. the helicopter crashes into a snow covered landing zone. the vehicle keeps going and in the distance, it's does a couple flips. the two-man crew survived the crash and no one on ground was hurt. the u.s. army is investigating what caused the crash in the first place. >>> the senate committee will vote on a me

earlier this week, general managers harrington and hale were invited to talk with cpuc commissioner simon. it was a meet and greet. they talked about the program and noted that one of the steps for being able to launch is the cpuc to take action on that. that message was delivered. we are trying all the different tools to keep getting it to move forward, although unfortunately i do not have any news to report on that matter. that is what i generally have for a report, but i am happy to answer any questions you might have. chairperson campos: any questions for mr. campbell? if i may follow up on a couple of things -- on the issue of the opt out rates, i think it is good you are doing some follow- up additional work on that. i think we should get to as clear a number as we can. i think the rate will be lower than what we have discussed. i think it is good that we are doing what we are doing. my hope -- i do not know if that is a possibility, that we can have a clear idea of what that number will be by the time we meet again as a commission. i do not know if that is possible. >> we can defin

horace mcdade and john hale were arrested in january. prosecutors say the pair would drop off bags of money on the way to the revenue facility and pick them up after their shifts. they say the two spent most of the money on lottery tickets. police were tipped off after one of the employees was buying tickets with bags full of coins. >>> another late springlike temperature this morning. we're not even into astronomical spring yet. >> that's right. yesterday may have let people down. we only got to the upper 60s yesterday. today, back to the 70s. guess what -- all week long we'll be in the 70s. >> nice. >> the main thing we have to talk about is when we'll see rain around the area. here's a look at the highs. 75 right in d.c. 76 in fredericksburg. 68, though, down in pax river. a little cooler there. and temperatures in the southwest pocket of virginia could get up to around 80 around luray and charlottesville. again, we are expecting rain. that rain will be moving in from west to east. as i back out of the way, we'll look at the current t

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hale is a possibility and intense wind. for now, take a look at your 7 day around the bay.he wet weather will stay with us into saturday. >>james: it is time for some cleanup. there is a lot of storm damage around the bay area. saugh yesterday's storms knocked down in these large oak trees in san francisco. crews spent hours of chopping up the 80 ft. pine trees and clearing debris. luckily no one was hurt when the last of -- with a massive limbs felt. the wet roadways cause a lot of problems. any storm pictures that you have, send them into breaking news at www.kron4.com. will use the money here. >>justine: we have seven new video as we watched this happen live at 4 a.m., former illinois gov. robb lived which left his wife and kids headed for federal prison. check out the video we have into the kron4 news room. he is going to stand possibly 40 years behind bars for a federal corruption trial. a jury convicted him of 17 charges last june. >> as saying goodbye is the hardest thing i ever had to do. i have a clear conscience and high hopes for the future. among adults is now,