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hep will continue therapy in new york. >>> and weather wise we are crystal clear tonight on maryland's most powerful radar. so you might say what about what the weekend forecast? things change. that's where we begin to see some rain. we'll see significant rain on sunday which could be key for us because of the significant rainfall deficit and drought conditions. take a look. temperatures around 60 degrees. you can already see this next weather beginning. you've got low pressure down over florida. expected to move north over the weekend. a frontal boundary out oftest. the whether the biggest weather arrives sunday the details on that straight ahead. >>> police baltimore county now looking for the manner set the speed camera on fire. it was vandalized last night. people on the street saw the flames first. they're the ones that lobbied to get the camera there in the first place. they say people drive to fast where children live and play. >> i board children on a buss at end of my drive. you've got cars going by right now, speeding. i've had people come up in my lawn. that happens. >> came

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hep's going to try to use every military means possible to do that. if he feels he have done enough, we may see a cease-fire implemented. if he feels he's not successful, we may see delays and problems. he's intent on establishing his control rather than implementing the plan. >> do you think the west has any tools at its disclosure, any pressure it can use to make sure the syrians stick to the cease-fire. >> it comes back to the question we faced before the annan mission. the annan mission is a phase that we created and we have to ride through. we faced the question, was there more to be done to apply pressure on assad. and i think ruling out any military options was a mistake because there are options should be considered in terms of jamming his own communications, making it more difficult for him to use his forces against his own population, considering the idea of a safe area. giving the opposition some support, such as communications equipment. so a lot of things that could put more pressure on him and give the opposition some space to regroup an

any records in the involvement in slave trading in 1808 -- end around 1808 when hep leaves for baltimore. in baltimore, john gadsby continued to use enslaved labor at his indian queen hotel. for african-americans the climate of slavery and their conditions were somewhat better. the postwar depression inspired a switch to the less labor intensive wheat and corn as cash crops, limiting the need for enslaved people. while many owners sold the people they enslaved, many more manmented people. so many that laws were passed to curb it. however, there were more missions leading to term slavery. another option was self purchase in which enslaved people grad rally earned the money to buy their freedom or freedom of family members. however, owning enslaved people still remained a status symbol in baltimore. free african-americans during this time were limited by their economic opportunities and further pinned in by racist attitudes. john gadsby himself didn't hire free african-americans at the indian queen which was regarded as one of the plushest hotels in baltimore. the club-like hotel had a rea

it it has a hep filter and charcoal layer in between e. like many of you may have on your furnaces at home. this filter iss out particlats. we wear these on every flight. we analyze these whenever we have an incident to see what's in here. we haven't found anything of a significant level yet that's come through this. the other thing that we have done is initially, to get to the emergency oxygen system, there was a small ring that was in there. we replaced it for $47 a piece. they produced this handle which is now in every aircraft in alaska. it's in 70% of the fleet today and will be complete within the next two or three weeks. so these are some of the measures we put in place. and i'm glad you asked about the incident the other day. we have taken a 911 call approach. that's how seriously we take this. we have instructed and talked to the members in the field. whenever you get any indication that something may not be right, call 911. terminate the flight. all eyes are on you and the safe recovery of that aircraft. we meet those pilots when

even if hep c, the nih insists it's doing everything it can to eliminate the need for chimps. >> just investigators have developed a mouse model that can be infected with hepatitis c by introducing a human gene into the house. so we're busy trying to create alternative models to avoid the use of chimpanzees. >> reporter: but the nih is not ready to pull the plug entirely. >> we welcome the day when there's no need for the use of chimpanzees in research. >> but you still think that day isn't here yet. >> i don't think it is. >> reporter: the nih's anderson tells us they're waiting for guidance from that so-called expert panel that is evaluating for them all things chimp. >> we've asked them to consider all of those options and give us priorities. >> reporter: with not enough sanctuaries, it's clear many chimps might stay right where they are, languishing for the remainder of their lives in places like alamagordo or living in these prama dsz domes. >> we think they're nice enclosures. >> reporter: about a third of the chimps at new iberia live in them, the rest in cages. if new law chan

cowell and me we will be there and i know likely two ladies but not sure who they will be yet i am hepful will be someone exciting but i don't know. >> okay we will wait for that. also l.a. correct me if i am wrong something new, if you had a pre- existing management contract before, because a lot of times you hear well, they were already in the business and get flak for that now. >> that is exactly right. yeah,. >> tell us about that. >> we know long -- we no longer have a restriction if you are a semi professional and have a manager already or agent already, you now qualify, before that would disqualify you from auditioning now we are qualifying people who have managers to come forward because the idea for us is finding great talent as much great tall will not as we can find and the most competitive talent we can find we want our talent to be competitive we want our show to be competitive want it to be entertaining but also are looking for real stars, and some times those people can be resourceful and already have deals with managers and agents no limitations. >> okay you know i was in

how much hep should be put on them?ree with you in part with that question, that's a great question, is that the search, the media on the board that analysts have, kind of overstate things. they're always looking for a savior from another planet, from another industry, from another firm, but the individual still matters who is at the helm. at this word of complex geoplatforms, you go anywhere and you find this single individual not a task force or board or committee. however, getting fixated on the individual is a little too much. brad anderson was a good guy before brian dunn and things. when you look at ups or intel or ibm, they managed to reinvent themselves from within. it can be done, but that's the bright part of your question is, who it is, they have to reinvent from within. rim got a little too complacent. yahoo was confused as to what they stood for. are there a media company, a technology company? sony, what a disaster that was. it was really the wrong strategy going for content as much as they did and losing

oakland fi hep only stopped shooting when he realized people were calling 911. >> we doe know he was upset at administrators at the school. we do know he was upset with students with the way he was treated when he was enrolled here two months ago. >> now, he also indicated that of the deceased, seven dead, three injured, of the deceased six of them are women, one man. there were also reports yesterday that a gun, a 45 caliber weapon was recovered, but police saying that's not true. and in fact, they are going to be looking for that weapon in the area today and charges in this case are forthcoming. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> and an in-depth look into what the suspect was doing in the days and weeks before the shooting. bob redell live at oakland police headquarters this morning where investigators are trying to figure out what may have led the suspect to just snap. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, laura. right now goh is at the jail where he's been interrogated. he was expelled the police chief telling us this morning because of beh

not as far as one diehard fan that heppeds commemorate the century mark of the ball park.been there since the dawn. the red sox -- of the red sox home was onhand to throw out the first pitch. life-long red sox fan bill hogan was born about a week before fen way opened in 1912. he came out to throw the ceremonial pitch. he did not come out alone. 18 of his grandchildren were there as well to help cheer him on. all represent lingjersri -- all wearing jersey numbers representing the number in which they were born. >> he has a good arm. >> yes. >> the time is 58 degrees on tv hill. here's a look ahead to our next hour. >> women are not immune from the painful bulge. what you can do to prevent this. >> it is an easy and inexpensive way to give your home that sbrink spring look. -- that spring look. we're sharing tips to defox identify your home. >> and we're down to the wire. plus more news, weather, and sports when "11 news sunday morning" continues. please stay with us. >> there is no confetti or shout for joy as the maryland general assembly came to a close, and rightfully s

take ike to washington ♪ we don't want john or dean or harry ♪ ♪ let's get in step with the guy that's heprt of having a name that rhymes with "like" what makes a successful slogan? >> in that particular situation, it was hard not to like ike. he led the invasion of normandy and it worked. so what a slogan has to do is reflect a brand promise. something that people believe that that individual can accomplish and matters to them. a slogan isn't just a catchy phrase to sort of cover up things. a slogan is intended to really reflect in fact what that person can accomplish and those two have to mesh. and if they don't it becomes very apparent. the politics is littered with slogans that didn't work. >> remember, also, that it's not just about a brand promise. it also slogans are about a point of contrast when former president bill clinton talked about putting people first, that was as much a slogan about what he would do, as it was a critique on what was not happening in the country. which is part of why i go back to one of the reasons i like the idea of "yes, we can" again, is to remind people

and requires the state legislature to enact rules to allow for the production of industrial hep. >>> it is an event that attracts big crowds, colorful costumes, and a lot of controversy. this year it's the men and women in blue that are stealing the spotlight. the police chief is allowing his off duty officers to attend. >> all the employees that are here are on their own time. the only difference is we were allowed to do it in uniform. >> the off duty police officers received a warm welcome from nearly attenning that parade. however local antigay groups say the officers could find a better way to spend their time. >>> american airlines is heading to court as they try to toss out labor contracts. the airline says they need to get rid of those contracts so we can emerge from bankruptcy. they are proposing eliminating as many as 13,000 jobs. employees are expected to protest tomorrow's court hearing and a demonstration is planned at sfo starting at 11:00 a.m.. >>> investors are turning to social networking websites to find out which direction the stock market may go. some hedge funds a