we did hear from highland hospital. jade hernandez was there and said -- confirmed two of the injured were brought to that location. and she talked to the mother and daughter of one of the victims, a 19-year-old student at oikos was shot in the arm but was conscious when she was wheeled into the ambulance and appeared to be okay. we did hear reports of two people shot in the head. we did get confirmation from police, one person was dead. our sources tell us five people may be killed. they were in a median in the street with tarps over them. and we did hear two people have been shot -- shot in the head. you are looking at live pictures of -- crews are leaving the scene. not sure if the suspect is in that cruiser or not. but we do have confirmation now that the suspect in this shooting at oikos university university, so at this point, in the immediate area of oikos university, there is completely a decrease in the tension, now that -- now that they have been -- now that they have a person -- no word on what led police to

she is at highland hospital. so far the hospital has confirmed that four victims have shown up there? >> that is right, we just got information from the public information officer and she has confirmed that they have brought in four of the victims. we did show you earlier that we were able to capture video of two of them and what struck us was the fact that one was clearly in critical condition because they were performing cpr on that victim. the second one brought in with serious condition. all that we know is that for have been brought here and at highland hospital is on high alert, expecting even more victims and preparing for the worst-case scenario. at this point a public information officer says that they want to be able to take care of the patients, that is their first priority in their second priority is to speak to the victim's family. after they are able to speak to the victim's family they say that they will come out and update the media with exactly what is going on here but that is the very latest in

three others survived and were sent to highland hospital.oins us live where she has been all day. cheryl, one of the survivors walked out of the hospital? >> just 15 minutes ago. one of the survivors walked out with her family. she had ten family members with her. she was very calm. let's take a look at the videotape so you can see as she is walking out, her arm wrapped up, her name is darwinder coor, 19-year-old member of the u.s. early, nursing student grazed in her arm during the shooting rampage. now she could have got any way unscathed but stayed behind to help a fellow classmate. family members tell me she is young, but, but she is very dependable and that the whole entire family depends on her to help out the entire family. we talked with her and we will give you more on that coming up at 6:00. reporting live in oakland, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> very good news. 19-year-old, darwinder coor walked out of the hospital. >> an act of heroism. she got shot she stopped to help some one else. a true sign of a good nurse in training.

that means there are still two victims here at highland hospital. we do not have enough data on their condition or when they are expected to be released. right now the hospital is very tight lipped about the situation. this is one of the top trauma centers. they are expecting multiple casualties. as soon as we get new information, as soon as they can pass on anything new about the victims we will pass that along. >>mark: as we continue to follow this story, alejandra cerball has more on the victims who were injured but survived. >>alejandra: this a nursing student received stitches on monday after being shot in the arm. her family left highland hospital in oakland and are now back at their santa clara home. for she called her brother to tell him a former student walked into a classroom and started shooting. >> i do not think that he should be forgiven. it was not deserved for any of these young girls. >> he says his sister did not know the shooter and two of her classmates were at the hospital with gunshot wounds. >> her friend was shot in her hand

no one remains at highland hospital at this point.ransported here yesterday after the shootings. we do not know the names of the victims who were treated and released. the hospital is not at liberty to release the information, legally they are not. right now, we do know that the remaining victims that survived the shooting yesterday as is treated and released this fifth in >>darya: it looks like temperatures are not too bad. sunshine in the south bay for some of our inland fox. we are holding onto a little bit of cloud cover gift we do have a storm system moving in. right now the temperatures are not too bad. for forties and fifties. as we head into though lunchtime hour as we have the potential for a franco were to and then the system will spread southward as we head into the evening, impacting the evening commute. i will have an look at future cat's coming up and my next report. >>george: of the ride on interstate 80 as almost completely back to normal reify they little slowing to berkeley. your ride of 580 westbound is completely c

a sociologist, picht has been working in the highlands of norte potosi for years. it's one of bolivia's poorest regions. the potato harvest is looking good this year, but climate change has led to several crop failures in the past. at times, the potato farmers have actually had to buy potatoes -- a disaster for the many families who barely scrape by as it is. hans-joachim picht is going to see a farming family who've been having problems with their new atajado. the basin is losing water -- even though it's been sealed a number of times with a special material. the farmer is worried -- he has to be able to rely on the basin for his water supply. >> we're always learning. in the past, we just assumed that you'd dig a hole, and the problem was solved, but that's not the case. we've been systematically collecting data on everything that can go wrong and coming up with proposals on how to avoid these mistakes. >> a reservoir like this can cost more than 4500 euros. joachim picht hands over the last of his project's atajados with a modest ceremony. from now on, he'll onl

we believe that two of those surviving victims are still being treated here at highland. we're learning more about the victims, we know that one of them that was killed was 38 year-old sharon gutierrez that was studying nursing at university and it is believed the suspected gunman stole her car, a honda accord, from the school after the shooting yesterday. we have also learned that she lived in a residential hotel in san francisco's north beach neighborhood. we also know that he worked as a night janitor at sfo. let's go back to monday for just a moment and listen to the oikos university teachers account of that shooting. >> it was scary, we did not know it was happening and that was the scary part. >> of course very scary moments for not only the teachers but everyone that was at the university yesterday. let's take a look at another victim, this is grey scam, we have not received much information about the victims but were able to get a picture of one of them to share with you and we hope to learn more about the victims. we did hear earlier from the oakland police chief

highland proudly displayed the national blue ribbon award it won in 2009.d by the u.s. department of education. this weekend an investigative report was published by the atlanta journal constitution called "cheating our children -- suspect scores put award's integrity into question." the report examined thousands of schools questioning how highland elementary school test scores could have improved so dramatically in just three years with a high proportion of students who live in poverty and come from homes where no english is spoken. montgomery county public school superintendent dr. joshua starr is outraged at the implication that there was cheating. >> somehow african-american children, latino children, and poor children achievement increases and somehow it's related to cheating? so we do not accept anybody disparaging the hard work of our staff and our kids. >> reporter: scott stepan is in his second year as principal at highland elementary school. >> i'm completely appalled by the allegation this school is cheating. we take a lot of pride in what we hav

highlands about .1 inches. i think the accumulations will be a little bit higher within those embedded downstorms with those thunderstorms. this is one of the computer models that we look at. give us a good ballpark. mostly cloudy tonight. again, a few thunderstorms here and there. and temperatures down in the upper 50's. and tomorrow, with a few peaks of sun i think we can make it up into the upper 70's, near 80 degrees. even from the morning hours on through the evening commute and there you go. i think we may be updating to 90 degrees by doug hill's forecast at 5:00 p.m. for thursday and friday. we'll see. >> we'll enjoy 65 today. thanks, adam. a military family in need got a big surprise today. >> volunteers from operation home front presented aaron becker and his wife with a car. >> senior airman aaron becker is a man of few words but his gratitude in operation home front. >> it's great. it's nice to have that extra help when you need it. >> the nonprofit helps military families in need across the country.

at high land hospital >> after monday's massacre, five of the surviving victims were brought to highland hospital in oakland. we learned that two of them have died. we want to tell you about one of the victims, a 38 year-old who is, is believed the gunmen stole his car as he made his escape to that safeway in alameda. a friend says he lived in a residential hotel in the north beach neighborhood and that he worked nights as a janitor at sfo. he also was studying nursing at oikos university. listen to one students account >> what is it? i thought someone was joking because i had never been through this kind of thing >> has the investigation continues we're learning more about the victims. this is one of them, one of the victims of yesterday's shooting. still a lot of questions about these victims and a lot of questions for police as they continue their investigation >> a lot of students have frightening tales to tell on how they got out of the situation alive. one person heard gunshots outside the classroom, she locked the door and turned off the lights and told the class to keep quiet. sh

near 50 in the potomac highlands, mid to upper 50's locally and south of the metro. breezy with a slight chance of light sprinkles and maybe wet snowflakes northwest of washington. near 60 tomorrow, sunny and breezy. near 80 degrees by sunday. >> everything is good on 95, 395, a pretty good run through northeast and northwest d.c. on to the freeway is clear. good in baltimore on 95. the b-w parkway as well. and 270. back to you. >> thank you. d.c. kicking off several days of events marking 150 years since slavery ended in the nation's capital. emancipation day is not until monday however today city leaders and others are marching to several monuments on the national mall. the national archives will mark the anniversary of the d.c. anniversary by procuring records including petitions from slaves. it is 5:11 right now, 38 degrees in waldorf the. it's a reminder of the dangers of texting while walking. incredible video of what one man encountered while on his cellphone. >> held the clinton's texting skills have made her the internet sensation thanks to a hilarious websi

katie marzullo at highland hospital with new details on the victims. let's begin with terry mcsweeney at oikos university. >> reporter: perhaps three minutes ago a press conference with police chief jordan wrapped up. during that conference he clarified something that he mistakenly said yesterday. he said the weapon used in the shooting yesterday that killed seven and wounded three had been recovered. this morning he is saying it has not been recovered. let us begin with the 911 call that came in that alerted police to the tragedy. >> gunshots, a lady came out she had blood on her arm. >> an active shooting going on. >> can we get another ambulance down here? >> reporter: those calls 10:30 yesterday morning, when police say 43-year-old former student out here, one goh opened fire in a classroom. according to the chronicle he did so with a 45 calibre handgun. he apparently was targeting an administrator. he had been kicked out of the school a few months ago. perhaps coming back for revenge. he did shoot a secretary and nine students. he did not get the

>> all in all five people were transported to highland hospital trauma unit.wo of those people died once they get here. one of the victims was released. two more are still here at highland hospital. this is a trauma unit for the east bay. this is where most of those units would have come. we are going to continue coverage here, kron4 will be beauty giving you the latest as the story continues to develop. >>justine: we will take a quick break and we will be back with much more on our big stories of the day. here is a live look outside at 680 and walnut creek. >> what is the world coming to? people shooting at schools and stuff. >> i heard the shots and i saw the bodies. i come here every day, usually it is so, around here. i never thought i would say this. >> a memorial is growing online for the victims of the oakland school shooting. kiberlee sakamoto has a look at the web site. >>stanley: the memorial page is filled with comments at a virtual candles at a virtual flowers. the pages dedicated to the victims of the shooting in the hopes that they are never forg

it was a heavy fixer. >> reporter: house flipper matt bought this foreclosed home in highland park andthis. he sold it for a $90,000 profit. how many flips have you done this year? >> we sold 17 last year. right now we have 12 in the works. we plan on doing 24 to 30 this year. >> reporter: during the housing bubble, flippers helped inflate prices. now they're helping to stabilize home values. they're also luring first-time buyers who are essential to a housing market recovery. but the flippers are making it harder for people to sell homes like this one that have not been redone. these folks are competing with a remodeled home just three doors down the street. that house now has a sold sign in front of it. >> prices have already gone up. so we would not be able to purchase this home today for what we paid for it. >> reporter: and that's a move the housing market hasn't seen in years. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," mitt romney is declaring victory after last night's round of republican primaries. we'll have a wrap from w

was there any cheating here at highland? >> never, never. >> reporter: school officials are blasting the reporter who wrote the story saying he ignored the massive influx of resources that turned the school around. >> when the reporter came into the school, he saw all that, yet he still decided to take an angle that somehow any changes in scores have to be the result of cheating and that black kids and latino kids and poor kids can't achieve at high levels. >> reporter: at highland elementary the big banner proclaiming the school and national blue ribbon award winner flies outside and inside, but the atlanta journal constitution questions whether dramatic gains in student test scores at the school are statistically possible. >> this is exactly how the atlanta scandal began. >> reporter: bruce leshan, fox 5 news. >>> coming up tonight on fox 5 news at 7:00 a high school teen gets booted off of the field hockey team but not for cheating. we'll tell you how come this school district says the 13- year-old is just too good to be

and that black kids and latino kids and poor kids can't achieve at high levels. >> reporter: at highland elementary the big banner claiming the school is a blue ribbon award winner flies outside and inside, but the atlanta journal constitution questions whether dramatic gains in student test scores at the school are statistically possible. >> this is exactly, exactly how the atlanta scandal began. >> reporter: bruce leshan, 9 news now. >>> in virginia alexandria public schools lost state funding for the adult education program over a cheating scandal. according to the washington examiner, virginia's investigating possible cheating by school officials on exams designed to prepare students for their ged tests. a spokeswoman for the alexandria public schools says the adult education program will continue the rest of this year as scheduled. >>> wednesday marks the one year anniversary of the death of osama bin laden and now it's become an issue on the presidential campaign trail. today mitt romney was a bit on the defensive over comments he made back in 2007. this began last week when presid

are you inferring that highland elementary school cheated? have experts who look at the swings in the school scores that said they are highly, highly improbable. >> reporter: montgomery county public school superintendent dr. joshua starr calls the report irresponsible. >> there's never been an allegation of cheating, there are no strange earrasures or anything so they must have another agenda and are trying to exploit our kids and our staff to make their point i won't let that map in montgomery county public schools. >> "the atlanta journal constitution" reported on cheating in atlanta schools sometime ago. school officials there at first denied the allegations which eventually proved to be true. the paper is using the same methodology to test blue ribbon schools across the country. >>> there is considerable debate over plans to put a whole foods market and other retail shops in prince george's county. the development would be low katded on 36 acres on route 1 near the east/west highway in riverdale and would be the county's first whole food

henry highland garnett, from the state of new york. mr. garnett is a very vibrant, fiery speaker, who has long been an advocate of the liberia movement, the back-to-africa movement as a means to attain emancipation and freedom. garnett actually after the war becomes one of our first ambassadors to liberia and dies over there. but that was his life-long mission. so garnett was an ally of menard's throughout the 1860s during the civil war. another event happens in 1863, and that's the british government arrives and enters into this negotiation with the u.s. government to establish belize as a future colonization site. right here i have a picture, this actually came from belize itself. founded in the belize national archives a couple of weeks ago. this is a copy of the agreement signed between abraham lincoln and the manager of the british honduras company that was to administer this agreement. this is signed on june 13th, 1863, at the white house. menard is aware of this agreement through mitchell, who was the other negotiator and the other

it was a heavy, heavy fixer. >> reporter: house flipper, matt, bought this foreclosed home in highland park and turned it into this. he sold it for a $90,000 profit. how many flips have you done this year? >> we sold 17 last year and now we have 12 in the works we plan on doing 20 to 34 this year. >> reporter: during the housing bubble, flippers helped inflate prices and they're stabilizing values and they're luring buyers. the flippers are making it harder for people to sell homes like this one that have not been redone. these folks are competing with the remodelled home just three doors down the street. that house, now has a sold sign in front of it. >> prices have already gone up. so, we would not be able to purchase this home today for what we paid for it. >> reporter: and that's a move the housing market hasn't seen in years. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >> on wall street, after yesterday's triple digit loss, stock prices rallied today. the dow gained 74 points, nudging the blue chip index back over 13,000. >>> this is another republican primary night. the first since mitt ro

at least four people were taken to highland hospital.the suspect was arrested in alameda at a local safeway shortly after noon. >> reporter: i'm marianne favro in alameda where the suspect in a mass shooting was arrested in a very unusual way. more coverage of that shooting coming up. >>> also ahead, protests as federal agents raid what's called the first marijuana college in the united states. >>> and good evening. i'm jeff ranieri in the weather center. clouds starting to increase out ahead of our next storm system sitting offshore at the current moment. while that won't mean a big decrease in temperatures tomorrow we will talk about when the temperatures will drop. >>> also in oakland the highest profile raids by the feds in recent crackdown on medical cancan canibus. the prominent oakland man at the center of it. >> reporter: amid the chants of angry demonstrators they hauled away bags and boxes of evidence from oakland's oaksterdam university. >> let her go. >> reporter: several protesters were arrested as the pro-medical marijuana

. >> reporter: their house in the highland park neighborhood is the work of flippers, investors who buy houses in foreclosure, fix them up and sell them. >> just on our street alone, there have been eight homes that have flipped since we moved in. >> reporter: just a year ago, only 13% of the homes sold in highland park were bought by investors. this january, 43% of them were. nationwide investors accounted for 23% of home sales in february, attracted by low prices and record low interest rates. when you guys bought this house was this pretty much a beater? >> it was. it was a heavy, heavy fixer. >> reporter: house flipper, matt manner, bought this foreclosed home in highland park and turned it into this. he sold it for a $90,000 profit. how many flips have you done this year? >> we sold 17 last year and now we have 12 in the works we plan on doing 20 to 34 this year. on doing 20 to 34 this year. >> reporter: during the housing bubble, flippers helped inflate prices and now they're helping to stabilizing values and they're luring buyers. the flippers are making it harder for people to s

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her family left highland hospital and they are now back at home. >> she is good. we are going home. >> reporter: she told her brother and said a former student started shooting. >> i don't think he should be forgiven. it wasn't deserved for them to go through it. >> reporter: his sister did not know the shooter shooter and two of her classmates were at the hospital with gun shot wounds. >> shot in the hand and back and one in shoulders. kron 4 news. >> this is the car you see it there, being taken away. it is the car the shooter used after he opened fire at the school. this is video of it being towed away. it was found in a parking lot of safeway. kron 4's reggie kumar says the car belongs to aivism a -- to a victim today. >> reporter: the car was found at a safeway parking lot where the gunman was arrested. police say it belongs to one of the 10 victims. investigators have not said if the car was stolen or if he gave the shooter permission to brave the car. i spoke to the office manager here, he says the 38 lived here since 2006 and worked as a janitor and says t

all three of the wounded victims have now been released from oakland's highland hospital. one 19-year-old woman was able to walk out of the hospital yesterday afternoon. a highland hospital spokeswoman says the last survivor was able to go home last night. >>> details continue to emerge about the suspected gunman. one goh reportedly faced a long list of deaths in virginia, where he lived before moving here. there are a lot of liens filed against him, including eviction from an apartment where he owed $00 -- $13,000. he od other debt totaling $30,000 although he paid some of that off. you can go to our website for more information. >>> san francisco police are looking for suspects deadly overnight shooting in the city's western division. a news crew was there moments after the shooting at eddie late last night. there were at least a dozen shell casings on the ground. the male victim died. witnesses spotted three racing away from the scene in a black sedan. it's still not clear what led up to the gunfire. >>> oakland police are investigating a rolling gun battle with shooter

that chance of wet snowflakes is for the potomac highlands today. the cooler air is moving south today. today will be the low point in terms of high temperatures all week long. we will see a warming trend for the end of the work week and into the weekend. by sunday, near 80 in the afternoon. you will forget all about the 30's we have this morning. warm air will move east. in the 50s today breezy and cooler. tomorrow sunshine and near 60 degrees. that's the forecast. >> thanks so much. >> living the dream. an emotional sherri shepherd opening up about her time on the ballroom floor. you are watching "good morning washington." are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providingroanswers families need. siemens. answers. >> it was a fan favorite to say goodbye on a week for of dancing last night. >> it turned into a tearful farewell. >> sherri shepherd. >> thank you for letting me live a dream. >> she and val seemed shocked. she could no

the highlands of west virginia, bluefield.ther north, just near petersburg and the valley toward frostburg, heavy, wet snow. they could pick up as much as a foot of that heavy wet snow today. temperatures there are only in the low 30s or so. closer to washington, in the upper 30s to near 40. quite a chill in the air. and it's going to be with us. this whole zone in pink could get six to 12 inches of snow from the system. now here's the hometown forecast for frederick, maryland, frederick county. a wet and chilly day. by noontime, just still in the mid 40s for your lunch hour. then by late afternoon, when you're coming home from work and school, yes, you'll need the umbrella. still light rain from time to time, in the 40s. then by midnight, we'll see the cloud cover breaking up and temperatures as we dry out will drop to the mid 30s starting off tomorrow morning. during the day on tuesday, sun back in the morning, clouds in the afternoon. a blustery wind tomorrow, too, like today. gusting to 30 miles per hour. a bit warmer. the

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. >> catherine: we also have the team coverage at highland hospital. victims were rushed. >>reporter: catherine, earlier i spoke to members that i just heard from the latest. this nursing student is thankfully going to be okay. she was shot in the armor. she was in class when she called her of older brother that she had just been shot. >> we're not actually believing that we're dealing with this. >>reporter: he was a straight a student. >> he crept inside of the class today. and he dropped out but he returned to class today and opened shooting. >>reporter: this student is receiving stitches and her father was very unemotional but grateful bush will be able to return. her father was very- emotional. >> catherine: this coverage continues for this evening. and also www.kron4.com including video of the latest information from police and the latest from our facebook and twitter pages. >> jaclyn taking a look at the upper and system pushing and [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man

and the freeze warning, allegheny, highland, grant, mineral counties all involved in that. temperatures below the 30- degree mark. so here is where you have to take heed and cover up the sensitive vegetation out there. 37 at dulles. 43 at marshall. we have sunshine headed your way today and that is my good news. light winds as well. we are headed to the mid-60s. it will be just unbelievable. temperatures right now in the mid 60-degree area are actually anywhere from about two to three degrees just off the mark of where we should be. guess where we're headed for the weekend, anywhere from 10 to 20 plus degrees above that seasonal average. that is my present for the weekend. for those of you who are ending this week, there are some of us who are starting it. >> that is still some good news. >> weekend weather warriors. >> thank you, gwen. >> time now to talk to julie wright. >>> good morning. no problems reported early this morning. traffic volume flowing freely as you work your way northbound along 395. nothing across the 14th street bridge. both the express lanes and the ma

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light blue, shenandoah valley, western maryland, highlands of west virginia. closer to washington and howard, montgomery, and loudoun county, fauquier, rappahannock, culpeper, you might have a little scattered frost the next couple of hours. then by 9:near 50 degrees. a chilly morning. dress accordingly. this afternoon, mild. we should make it to the mid, briefly upper 60s by mid-afternoon. sunrise 6:34. the sunset at 7:44. you going out friday? it's going to be clear and near 50 by midnight. upper 30s by dawn saturday. saturday afternoon, beautiful, sunny, mid 70s. then summer-like. time to go to the beach. i know danella's going to be bare foot waterskiing on sunday. and then on tuesday, we might have some showers and storms during the afternoon. cooler after that. danella, how is traffic? >>> you know me so well. i'm all about warm weather. and water. okay. so let's talk about traffic now. if you're traveling along i-95, looking good. traveling northbound, volume is light. southbound, no issues at all. your northbound travel speed, out of quantico, looking

a freeze warning for allegheny, highland, grant, pendleton, those counties all affected. this affects any sensitive vegetation out there so cover them up. 47degrees at this hour at reagan national airport. 37 at dulles. marshall, 40 degrees. today, we have no shortage of sunshine for you as we head to this friday the 13th. 65-degree our daytime high. fairly close to where we were yesterday. our highs yesterday about 62 to 66 degrees. it will be fairly nice and no shortage of sunshine, folks. >> looking forward to that. >> weekend will look good too. >> let's find out what is happening on the area roadways. for that, we go to julie wright. >> you are back. i hope you are feeling better. >> thank you very much. i feel somewhat better. >> good to see you. on the roads for this friday drive, you will find your lanes are open. no problems for report traveling southbound along 270 coming in out of hyattstown. volume increasing the close are you get to the scales. no problems to report leaving germantown headed out to the lane divide. top stretch of the beltway behaving nicely b

. >> reporter: i'm katie marzullo live at highland hospital. 10 were shot, three lived, two are still inside, one victim has gone home. we'll tell you what we can about the victims. >>> good morning i'm lisa argen. cloudy, upper 40s to near five hey maybe a few showers -- to near 50, maybe a few showers. --. >>> 5 a.m. on this tuesday morning the day after a huge tragedy in the east bay. thank you for joining us i'm eric thomas >>> and i'm kristen sze. new information on the accused gunman and possible motive in the shootings of 10 at an oakland christian university. >> we have live team coverage. katie marzullo is at the hospital where the injured were taken. we'll begin with terry mcsweeney at the still closed oikos university campus. >> reporter: it is going to be closed indefinitely according to the police chief saying the person that did the shooting came out specifically to do what he did. we are also learning the person he specifically wanted to kill, wasn't even on campus yesterday. that's an administrator who may have played a role in kicking him out of this school. take a lo

at least for a couple of hours. 100 years ago today, april 20th, 1912, the new york highlanders, who would be renamed the yankees the next season, beat the red sox 7-6 in 11 innings. and let's be honest, not much has changed since. someone once called the rivalry between the yankees and red sox like the rivalry between a hammer and a nail. >> it's awful. >> the numbers are well known here in boston. yankees have won 27 world titles to the red sox 7. you see the american league pennants and division titles. so far this season not a great start for either team. the yankees did win at home last night before making the short flight up here. they're 7-6, tied for second place with tampa bay. the sox coming off a sweep here at fenway at the hands of the texas rangers, sitting in last place. but, 150 games remaining on the schedule. this afternoon at 3:05 it will be ivan nova for the yankees and clay buchholz for the sox. the red sox have invited back every living player and manager and many of the front office people who've been around this organization over the years. the one guy who shou

wandering around the central highlands with my knew gear, i found myself one night at an airstrip with a medi vac chopper was waiting for a break in the action on the cambodian border. it was the first time a battalion was holding its ground and continuing to an attack a mechanized battalion riding in to bail them out. waiting was rick marn, the ap staff photographer, another stringer, tim page and myself. the crew chief said they'd go in at first light and bring out the wounded and dead and we could ride in but not out. it was a one-way trip into a battle where the arvan were taking heavy casual tis. rick marin said he had to go because horse fos sent him up there and he'd fire his ass if he didn't go in on the first chopper. page and i held an ernest discussion about the wisdom of perhaps waiting for the next medi vac when at least the contact wasn't so intense. a freelancer can take that option without fear of getting fired. but marin was going in on that first chopper, so page and i reluctantly decided to go, too. well, choppering in at tree top level and standing out there on the

at least three of the will to partake of the highland hospital. alajandra cerball is there if it joins us live. >>alejandra: a 19 year old woman was treated for a gunshot wound to her arm. she received stitches it is now back home to her family. as far as the other victims a hospital spokesperson will not confirm where injuries are or if they are still being treated here at >> this 19 year-old nursing staffs in the army received stitches on monday after being shot in the arm. her family left highland hospital and oakland and now back at their santa clara home. she called her brother and told them a former senate walked into a classroom and started shooting. cost >> he says his sister did not know the shooter and to a for classmates or at a hospital with gunshot wounds. >> her brother says that she is the glue that holds the family together. >>pam: sit with kron4 as we continue to follow the latest on the school massacre in oakland. ahead, we will tell you more about the man accused of the shooting. >>jaqueline: i will tell you more about whether w

and in the highlands of west virginia. closer to washington, upper 30s in montgomery, arlington, fairfax, and prince george's county. the next couple of hours, we could have frosted forming west of i-95. a look at your friday forecast in ten minutes. danella? >>> good morning. if you're getting ready to head out, very light volume. and no accidents to report now. traveling along i-270, travel lanes open in both directions. travel speeds southbound in clarksburg, looking at 65 miles per hour. i'll give you a live look now traveling at shady grove. making your way through rockville and connecting to the beltway, you are incident free. travel speed on the inner loop from i-270 to i-95, aaron, you're driving at 60 miles per hour. back to you. >> thank you. >>> today metro wants to know about your commute. more than 4 huthd survey cards will be handed out to riders between today and friday, may 25. metro says it wants to know about each rider's trip for what they call planning and operational purposes. questionnaires will be ha

i just don't want to go to highland.in it. >> i am telling you that that is the option. >> i'm telling you if i go back to that school i'm definitely going to violate my probation. >> what is that supposed to mean? >> don't worry about it. >> no, i am worried about it. what is that supposed to mean? >> don't worry about it. >> [inaudible]. >> that's stupid. you're blackmailing me. i know you're not going to do it. >> i'm not blackmailing you. >> you're not going to do it. that's stupid, mom. >> you being here isn't? >> not really. >> juvenile courts are set up to allow kids to do certain things in their life that they later don't have to have held against them.hç like making a mistake for the first time. okay, let's shake it off and move on. that's hopefully what juvenile court does for kids who have a harder time figuring out what the right path is.ç >> i can't stop getting behind the wheel. i was walking down the street. i seen somebody had left the keys in the ignition. i took that car, too. >> people who's in the pl

some of the highlands in west virginia.idge getting some wet snowflakes there above 2,000 feet. and locally, though, just rain and a chill in the air. right now we're only in the upper 30s to near 40 degrees. arlington, fairfax, prince george's, montgomery counties, low 40s in washington, southern maryland, near the bay, northern neck, eastern shore. but much of the rest of the region, only in the upper 30s. by 9:00, should be in the low to mid 40s with occasional light rain, yes, have the umbrella with you, too. and a blustery wind picking up. gusting to 30 miles per hour by late morning and during the afternoon with occasional showers. highs only reaching upper 40s to near 50. but improving news for the week ahead. we'll look at that, your seven-day outlook in ten minutes. matt, how's traffic? >> reporter: improving as well on the top side beltway. we have the accident continuing to clear on the outer loop just prior to 97. the good news is three lanes are open. activity still remains. but it looks like it is getting bett

and they began concentrating in the central highlands of south vietnam building base areas, building this as a base area for also fighting the war in the south. now, this action, certainly what they're doing, it provokes a response from the kennedy administration. and the kennedy administration replies with some fairly -- in some respects, a fairly successful methods. again, there's in argument about this. they reply primarily with a strategic program. this was an effort basically to consolidate populations in rural areas of vietnam. and in some areas it's successful, in some it isn't. it's not managed as well as it could. this is something that for our purposes this frightens the north vietnamese. they see in this areas it's successful from separating them from the guerrillas, and they dislike this a lot. the other counterinsurgency things that the kennedy administration and other administrations are doing, these are things that worry the north vietnamese immensely. now, they also worry that as american involvement is increasing, that they're going to get a war with the u.s. just li

with the highland costs, everything that's going on.m still a proponent and believe with that market will try to do is force out the inefficient producers, the best way is to get the prices under the cost of product and i just don't believe they will be rewarded for paying $15,000 for land in iowa. >> we will be back with more . >>> mike hoffman now. where we in desert air. there . >> people will tell you that. when you don't have to heat or cool all that moisture you can get huge swings in the highs and the lows. that happens a lot in the dry conditions and you can see the drought monitor showing more pockets of dry air, down into kentucky and tennessee. still very dry in much of georgia and florida though have you had some rain. this was the long term drought monitor. not the top soil and you can see it's dry up and down the east coast until extremely dry in west texas, new mexico and getting dryer in arizona as well. let's look at things as we go through this week. we will start on monday with a ridge trying to pop up in to the great

mainly to the north and to the west over areas of the northern maryland, potomac highlands.'t rule out a shower. we're talking mostly cloudy, then partly cloudy skies and for tomorrow, a high of 69 degrees. and winds will be picking up in the afternoon. five-day forecast, into the 70s. a chance of some thunderstorms on tuesday from another frontal system. we'll have to watch that. wednesday and thursday we clear out very nicely. mainly sunny skies with a few clouds. temperatures dipping down by thursday to the low 60s. tomorrow is not all bad. maurine. >> thank you gwen. we are continuing to follow breaking news. at least two people are shot. one of the victims have died. police originally said there was another shooting, but that has changed. lauren is live in suitland with the latest. lauren, what do you know? >> reporter: well maurine, there were two women shot, seems they were shot in the same location. one of them was found at a different location. one of them has died. the other incident was an assault. two teenagers assaulted. very violent night here in prince georges

they beat the new york highlanders in the debut of the boston red sox. they became the yankees. a double at first into a home run after a video replay. top of the fifth, alex rodriguez not sentimental -- crushes this one straight away. it's gone. the yankees leading the red sox 6-2 in the bottom of the eighth. to t >> cell phone at that reported, but how they are getting them to hand over the bones themselves? the community remembers a young mother that lost her life as a result of a speeding car been followed by police. that and much more what sharers and storms continuing into sunday and then gusting wind. -- shall workers and storms coming in. -- showers and storms. -- showers and storms.