horne's life, even outside of the film industry.he told extensively with the united service organizations in support of u.s. troops during world war ii, where she was a major critic of the unfair treatment of black soldiers. outspoken on the issue, ms. horne refused to sing for segregated audiences or to groups in which german prisoners of war were seated in front of the black u.s. service men. due to her civil rights activism on issues such as these, as well as her friendship with paul robeson, ms. horne found herself blacklisted during the period of mccarthyism. while she continued to face discrimination in the film industry, in the 1950's, her career flourished in television and on night club stages across the country. during this time she returned to her roots as a vocalist and established herself as a major recording artist. in 1957 she recorded lena horne at the waldorf he iser toia which became the best -- he iser toia which became the best selling album by a female singer in that history. ms. horne used the talent and fame s

we have chet playing his horn, just playing his horn, kind of a bluesy jazz thing. that's supposed to speak to where else at that moment at the end of the play. as i watched it, i thought of some stuff we cut before. he used to say simple things. i come into your house, you come into mine. trust, that's all, just a little trust. i thought that would work really well. but i sort of brought it up and everyone was saying, no, if -- the music seems to say it all. i thought, well, that's right. if the music can say it without any words, then that's what we should go with. so that's a moment where hopefully if you have lined everything up correctly, at that moment that chet pulls out his or not after he's a blow out with earl and everyone, he pulls out this horn and it's the first time he plays, it's whatever he feels at that moment and sums up where he's at at the end of the play. that's what we tried today. the tricky thing is it's a built of a stretch of reality. ever have a character in theater ever pick up a horn and play who is not a horn player? unless you do it ri

horn, mr.> [ bleep ]. >> they just stole something out of the house. >> i don't want you to going outside of the house. >> here it goes buddy, you hear the shotgun clicking, and i'm going. >> don't go outside. >> don't move. you're dead. >> well, john nickels, that was pretty graphic. that the live account of a 911 tape on two men who were caught burglarizing a house, but killed and gunned down dead by a civilian who decided to use this law. and he was defended in court on the basis of this law. john? >> absolutely. yes. you will find cases like this in places across the country. there is a case in wisconsin and where -- >> how can he say he was defending himself. just a moment, back to the law and how it is used. stand your ground means if you are in danger of somebody is coming at you and you are in danger of your life and threatening you or with a gun outside of your home, and how does that relate to how he went after them? >> well, the issue here is that there are several variations on the

redmond told horn some whoppers. joseph redmond in a memo to horn said that the station hypo, the navy station, radio intelligence unit at pearl was actually failing, not succeeding. it was faltering because of weak leadership. hypo was weak, red monday told horn -- redmond told horn because it was headed biesome somebody who was simply a former japanese language student. joseph redmond's disgraceful memo serves as the basis for horn's decision in october 942 -- 1942 to relieve rochefort. rochefort was ordered to that san francisco shipyard i told you about, and he proceeded to supervise the building of that dry dock. that floating dry dock. which he did very well. so he won praise for his work on that dry dock, and he ended the war on a high note. running a unit in washington charged with doing long-range studies -- excuse me -- long-range studies of japan's war capability. code talkers were the people who could talk between themselves. i don't know. maybe the navajo were talking between themselves when the american

. >>> we've got an organ in our archives the camera around the horn in order to get to california. the weather they brought these things to enrich the lives students of the students they were teaching. >>> will hardly knew they were gonna have a special in the can the california they're lost some of the ships around the horn that they would dump their passengers in panama and the people would cross it by foot and if the ship made it all around the horn they would kick back on the ship and go to san francisco. and here they were hauling harps and bad kitchens books because they did know if there would be anything there. >>> what does the show the cooperation of mr. been among women religious to develop this. greatcoat i wasn't part of the original gathering of of the artifacts for the show for the entire show they do know over seven years back to mentioned the date 2007 when they sent out requests to the accommodation to send our fax and i cannot imagine the work of they went to in washington d.c. to probe this together. and it was a tremendous amount of cooperation work for it clos

tandy's horn is almost certainly on the way to the far east now where it's said to have medicinal values. that myth and the brutal trade that it spawned not only her life but the future of her entire species. tandy wanders back into the wild reshaped but alive. she's likely to survive. hundreds more are certain to die this year and next. this mighty creature is vulnerable. itv news, karika park, south africa. >>> now here's your first look at how wall street finished up the day after trade on thursday. the dow closed at 13,060 after losing 14 points yesterday. the s&p was down a fraction. the nasdaq was up 12. >>> taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei lost 79 points. while in hong kong the hang seng fell 1 7. >>> the markets close today for the good friday and passover holidays, so investors will have to wait until monday to react to the latest jobs report. when the labor department releases the march data, economists are expecting that the economy added more than 200,000 jobs last month. the unemployment rate is expected to hold steady at 8.3%. >>> facebook

. >> reporter: the rhinos are poached for their horns.centuries to treat fevers and nose bleeds. recently word spread that the horn cures cancer. it does not. and yet the apparently insatiable demand has made the horn gram for gram more valuable than gold or cocaine. just last month, will was called back to kariega again. this time three animals had been edatckta for their horns. the very rhinos we had filmed for our story. one died immediately. will tried to save the other two. a male named themba and a female named tandy. themba survived more than three weeks and then died from his injuries. tandy is still alive. will is doing everything in his power to save her. on this day he darted her with a tranquilizer so he could treat the wounds on her face. >> her progress is so important. people are desperate to see something going right and some positive news, some glimmer of hope that we can actually do something that saves one. >> we're just going to sweep this here. >> reporter: the south africa government has put armed patrols in the bush

host: if you want to ask questions of bill horn of the u.s.rtsmen's alliance, the numbers are on the screen. republicans, democrats, and independents. you can send us a tweet. what reasoning would you give up about the need to make sure these lands remain open? guest: one, it is a long time traditional activity that people have engaged in and there is no reason not to continue this. we adopted in this country under the leadership of teddy roosevelt what we refer to as the north american wildlife model. most people do not appreciate the vast bulk of funding comes from anglers and hunters in the form of license fees, duck stamps, and very specific excise taxes levied on hunting equipment and fishing gear. if you go by a fishing rod, and there is a tax that goes into a special fund that is later dispersed for restoration projects. this mix of fees and taxes exceed $1 billion a year which drives wildlife funding. it does not come in large measure from the general tax revenue. if you begin to restrict access and opportunities for tangling and hunti

the german cabinet approves increased powers for german soldiers fighting pirates in the horn of africa, and t minus 100 days until the summer olympics, and london says everything is on >> the "los angeles times" newspaper has released a photograph showing u.s. serviceman posing with the bodies of dead afghan suicide bombers. heavy criticism. >> they overshadow a nato meeting in brussels designed to map out what role the alliance will play in afghanistan once foreign troops are gone. we will have more analysis from brussels and washington in a moment, but our coverage begins with what came out of the meeting in brussels. >> speaking to media at the meeting, the nato secretary general was quite clear on this point -- nato will remain committed to afghanistan beyond 2014, not as a fighting force, but to train and assist. >> it is in the interest of the whole international community to see strong and highly capable afghan security forces take full responsibility for security. >> the price tag of a mission to assist in afghanistan's army and police forces could cost around $4 billion a year

funding for this program is provided by... [ horn honks ] narrator: air pollution -- we can't always see it, but its effects can be deadly. to find ways to reduce its impact, we need to know exactly what pollutants are emitted and how they change as they travel through the atmosphere. at this point, we primarily have sulfate particles. using cutting-edge instruments, aerodyne research can detect tiny concentrations of pollutants in real time, acking them back to their sources and showing how they evolve hour by hour under the effects of sunlight and weather. in mexico city, luisa molina is leading a group of over 450 scientists in the most comprehensive study ever conducted of one city's air emissions. sampling its plume of pollutants from cradle to grave, the team hopes to learn how the city's pollution affects the surrounding regions and even the global climate. today, the rapid increase of population and industrialization is causing increasing concerns about air pollution. both researchers hope to discover what's causing the most damage and find ways to reduce the human and global

officials are trying to figure out what caused a drone to crash off the horn of africa. the remote-controlled aircraft crash-landed in the indian ocean. it is the second unmanned drone to crash in the indian ocean in four months. authorities say the aircraft had some technical problem soon after taking off and tried to land. no word on the official mission of the u.s. drone. in the past drones were used to patrol somalia and other parts of the horn of africa. >>> conservative leaders met with presidential candidate rick santorum in northern virginia. an official close to the campaign confirmed fiscal and social conservatives are trying to come up with a strategy to pressure newt gingrich to lead the race and have his supporters rally behind santorum. conservatives in the republican party have long doubted front-runner mitt romney's conservative credentials. the effort may be too late, though. santorum far behind in the delegate count needed to clinch the republican nomination. santorum is now taking the weekend off the campaign trail for the easter holiday. >>> d.c. unit

it would protect the poachers. >> come from rhino we will cut off the horn and as you know the horn growsrd: rhino killings are reportedly up 30% in recent years. >> japan, the world's second tallest building opening its doors to the media tokyo's sky tree towers stands more than 2,000 feet tall. the building took about four years to complete. it officially opens to the public next month. and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. look out now, royals. the sister-in-law the future king of england was riding shotgun when her driver apparently pulled out a gun. but wait until you hear about the party she had gone to a few hours earlier. dwarfs, a fire eater? more. the details are coming up. plus, your tattoo may show your love for mom but also reveal a lot about your drinking habits. the study on ink and drink. ahead on fox report. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. fiona here was just tell

it ended with the boats blasting their horns. . >>> it's very sad.as saying to my husband if the weather had been like this last weekend, things might have turned out differently for the boat race >> pretty impressive. >> >> a memorial page for the low speed chase -- the name of the yacht -- has been established on facebook. you can find a link to that on our website. >> >> another volunteer search for missing morgan hill teen sierra la mar. she disappeared more than a month ago. yesterday, an extensive search went on. last week, investigators say lab tests generated some leads on items found near her home. saturday's official search for la par was easily the most ambitious to date. sheriff esbatled rugged terrain fraught with many hazards. esbat -- local search teams have logged 6,000 hours and counting. >> >> it's a statistical game, a probability game. we have to figure out the right places to go look and the fema are searching have to make certain to see things. there is always the risk that someone looked the wrong way at the wrong time. >> stay

the crowd scrambles to escape the deadly horns and horrible hoofs.woman and child is in danger. confused, the bull puts his head down. he's defending himself from the perceived threats around him. chaos follows. he plows ahead, head down. the bull appears to gore a woman here, but she's okay. as the half ton of testosterone pushes forward, he gets stuck. struggling, tired, out of gas, the bull settles in. in minutes, the bull is sedated and removed from the stands. seven people are hurt. miraculously, no one is killed, leaving bull-fighting critics to demand an end to what they call a cruel and unusual spectacle. coming up -- >> they're crouching. >> a pride of lions runs down a baby buffalo. >> this lion jumped on the baby, dragged it into the water. and you could hear the baby screaming. you really could. >> a hungry crocodile wants a piece of the action. >> and i saw this huge crocodile grab ahold of the baby's leg and try to drag it into the water. >> there's a crocodile there, too! >> when "caught on camera: survival of the fittest" continues. g

. >> you get one more and then you get the horns and the bull. >> okay. >> monday julie. >> yeah. >>o better. >> right know, you are going to find your lanes are open 395, coming across the 14th street bridge no problems to report across the potomac you will find your lanes are open travelling from the outer loop, van dooren towards eisenhower avenue, lanes open westbound 50 as you approach the capital belt way, that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >>> i was just adjusting tony's tie we are good. a trip around the america's in a sailboat. >> holly is standing by with a man who did it all by himself. >> 309 days, 18 hours, 38 minutes. but whose counting right? i tell you who, matt rutherford he is back in annapolis where we are live this morning after setting his record setting voyage i should say, we will tell you about it he will tell us the story how he did it and why live next fox 5 morning news stay with us  never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. (woman) the fund-ra

he aired the air horn to let people know they were approaching. they did that, the juvenile was wearing ear phones and was unable to hear the train at the time. therefore he got hit. >> reporter: the teenager was conscious when transported to the hospital. his injuries primarily to the right arm that was clipped by the passing train. now service was shut down for about two hours this morning. the train did leave the area right around 10:20. now we have normal service in the area. the boy is being treated for his injuries. reporting live in gaithersburg, megan mcgrath, news4. >>> thank you, megan. >>> let's find out if this is affecting the rail service out there, danella sealock joins with us the latest on that. good morning. >> good morning, barb raxt earlier we did see a delay on the m.a.r.c. train. but right now things are running back to normal. now let's get over to the roads. i-95, if you're making your way southbound at 216, connecting to the beltway, you're at 64 miles per hour. only a nine-minute trip at this time. over to i-66, in delays

miles davis, mostly horn players, mostly jazz horn players like miles. i don't have an ipod.ven. mostly of like miles davis, you know, sarah, joanie. ♪ what you going to do >> we have a couple of initiatives, educational initiative where we are educating like fifth to eighth graders graders. about 150 to 200 kids from schools that are in rough neighborhoods. bring them out of the neighborhood and take them to college in california and get them tutoring two or three times a week by the student at the college. we're also doing an internship where it's called the super life initiative where we are helping a lot of women and children and people in new orleans, post-katrina victims, helping them to get jobs, helping them and assisting them in any way that we can and, of course, we're always looking for a cure for autism. i have a nephew, my sister's son. his name is talon and he was diagnosed at about the age of 3, and i looked at them as really indigo children, as like the man of the future in a sense. but we have to get ahold of, you know, how society is going to deal with these

they just want you off. >> the same goes that if you mess with the bull you get the horns. learn that lesson more literally than he ever expects. at a rodeo in australia, michael gets ready for a ride. >> i was fourth out. i was supposed to be fourth out and all the nicer bulls had been taken already and i ended up with this bloke. >> this bloke he's referring to is actually a 1500-pound bull named viking. >> his horns were shaped like a viking like the old viking helmets. the opener of the bull leaned forward and said this is the money bull and the money is on you tonight. it took me a few minutes to get on his back to gear up and he tried to get me off a couple times in the statutes. >> the ride starts and viking keeps trying to shake his rider and it doesn't take him long. >> it seems like as soon as i could get the left leg down the right one came unsettled and i knew about the third jump, the first spin to the left i just didn't get the coverage down quick enough and he got me down at the wrong side. >> 2.8 seconds after the debate opens, michael is thrown to the grown

. >> they have signs, people are bull horns are chanting. they are saying that they are going to get inside the meeting and disrupt it. >> called 99% power! i like it. we'll tell you all about it whether it worked or not. and then delaware might be newt gingrich's waterloo. remember the good old days. >> you will bee the nominee? >> i will be nominee. it's very hard to look at the recent polls and not think that the odds are very high. >> odds not quite as high now. >> and then a rant against the president. >> the rich don't pay their taxes. let me tell you something, right, first they say, united states of america, you can do everybody you want. go for it. so then you go for it and they are like [ censor bleep ]. >> it's go time. ♪ [ theme music ] ♪ >> oh newt gingrich you remember the heady days when he thought he had it locked down. who can forget this incredible quote from him. >> you are going to be the nominee. >> i will be the nominee. >> i can't get enough of that quote. i will be the nominee. it turns out of course he is disastrousl

every morning.every trip i've got somebody who is either walking bb or driving by they'll beep he horn./ that cleveland... is the city... that rocks. 3 that's all for fox45 news at 5530."familyyfeud" is next. next.and we'll e back tonight for fox455news at ten -- and the llte dition at

get onboard a carnival cruise and get more fun for all. [ horn blares ] >>> dave feldman, a lot of sadns. the bruins, they came in heavily favored. so really was it a shock? >> the bruins were a two seed, the caps a seven seed. once you get in the postseason -- >> all bets are off, right? >> so close. this series as close as any of them. here's the deal with the caps, it was the cams' home win and a chance to win, to end the series. now we have to wait until tuesday. late second period, caps trail 2-1. up the right side, centers it, and scores past thomas. tied at 2 after 2. less than five minutes left. quick shot beats thomas. ovechkin's second of the series, tied at 3. go to overtime. pass, knocked down. seguin skates in for the game winner. caps win 4-3 in overtime, to force a seventh game seven in boston. >> going to be 50/50 game. see how we play, every game -- [inaudible]. right now we sad, but tomorrow will be a new game, and we'll have a couple of days before the game, and take some rest and refresh our mind. >> going to be a long wait to wednesday in boston. today's national g

it was ruled foul, but he turns the triple play around the horn to end the inning.ager bud black isy -- 1* ejected for arguing. l.a. takes it 5-4. the dodgers, who would have thought are 9 and 1, the best start since the team moved to l.a. a's are in seattle where usf and bill russell threw out the first pitch on jackie robinson day in the the biggs. he got it back here and a three-run homer the first of the year. game tied at three. a big mistake in the bottom half. too many errors earlier in the season. a bad throw and could have been an inning ending double play and ichiro capitalizes. he gets an r.b.i double and mariners win it. a's lose two of three in seattle. the sharks are back home from st. louis and tied in their western conference quarter final match up. game two and a little chipy at the end of the contest. the blues gave the shark dashes dash i think they got the best of them.e did what thee supposed to do. when guys are scraping away, he has no issues issues with this style of playoff hockey. >> i think they are engaged. when they are involved like tha

horns aren't going. the telephone isn't ringing.nd you can give a lot of concentration on what you want. you can be as free or as foolish as you wish to be. so i find that i can both concentrate and also be risky because i'm alone. i'm in new york for a month of hard work with judith. i prepared as much as i could, but now my intuition has to take over. solodkin: there's always a surprise. she may walk down the street in new york and see something that catches her eye, and unbeknownst to me, even though everything technically is going well in the shop, this new bit of information may change the work. wayne: actually, i want to link two ideas -- one that's new, and the other one i used in a painting maybe 50 years ago. this was presented as the two halves of the atomic bomb in life magazine at that time. and i used that image in a painting in 1951, i think. they're quite different contexts. the serrated edges of the two halves fit together, but make a larger contact area so that a nuclear reaction could take place between them. solod

of the >> my mother bringing me to the theater as a little girl, the first show i saw was with lina horne. >> it allowed african-american fans and performer and was the anchor known as black broadway. >> there were movies and news and there was the show. >> 1968 riots brought about the end for the howard. the theater sat empty rotting away. >> we caught the theater in its last leg and the roof was about to cave in. >> now it's just the finishing touches on a $29 million renovation. there wasn't much that could be saved. the original roof, the outside walls rges the balconies and the pillars, the rest give yep a new feel and a kitchen added in the basement. >> we took a major gamble by saying we are going to convert this into a venue. >> 1910, the howard was built as a place for the people. generations later, it is poised to be just that. >> what i'm hoping for and praying for this will serve as a catalyst to bring the communities together. >> abc 7 news. >> chris reports that the theater saved the wall from you one of the old dressing rooms where the actors signed their names. we have a p

contradictory directions of its currents, flowing and cleansing the whole city, day and night, constantly. [ hornlows ] feldman: she's making from our discarded refuse something that teaches us something about ourselves -- who we are, where we are. she's making the portrait of our time. she's saying all the things we've discarded come back with a new life. and that's exactly what we're going to have to do if the planet is going to survive. so she's out there doing the work that no one would have thought of for years, she's been doing for many, many years. ukeles: from the tops of the four mounds, we'll be able to see our urban panorama -- what made us, and what we can make. can the site keep and tell its history as a social sculpture we have all made together? can the public actually coexist with it without damaging it anew? can this place be a good neighbor? can i keep my individual voice as an artist in all this? or, by opening out my voice, can i invent a different kind of creativity? annenberg media ♪ for information about this and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit u

ahead go right ahead ♪ ♪ go-go-go-go roam the streets in a uniform ♪ ♪ find a bull and you grab the hornsy ♪ ♪ go right ahead go right ahead go right ahead go right ahead ♪ ♪ go-go-go-go here's a secret keep it tight it's california ♪ ♪ late at night we're gonna drink fuss and fight all night and go right a ♪ ♪ and go right ahead and go right ahead ♪ is it right or wrong you never know it so just come along i'm gonna show it ♪ ♪ our god is a zilla our king is a kong the room's about to crumble as i burst into song ♪ ♪ go right ahead go right ahead go right ahead you gotta go from a to z ♪ ♪ from when you're born until you're dead go right ahead go right ahead ♪ ♪ go-go-go-go like a tiger breaking out of the zoo ♪ ♪ do anything that you wanna do the rumors you heard they were all true ♪ ♪ and go right ahead and go right ahead and go right ahead ♪ is it right or wrong you never know it so just come along i'm gonna show it ♪ ♪ our god is a zilla our king is a kong the room's about to crumble as i burst into song ♪ ♪ go right ahead go right ahead go right ahead go right ahead ♪

driver on the new road there was a little bit of excitement is 45 in the morning drivers honking their hornsas they make their way into the tunnel now check out some of the hard work. then yesterday crews paid to that new temporary bypass road history in the making. is very impressive. really quite shocking the newest land have been back since the like this is amazing. it is amazing. he is an animation of blood driving on any road will look like you to use when its policy been talking about any new temporary roadway caltrans expects the and just an adjustment period to take a couple of weeks and you may find some matches lower speeds in the meantime 35 m.p.h. is another issue is that's a pile of concrete and steel debris since they tore down the old oil drives that could take a few months to clear out and you plan to recycle all that material but the big story this morning is that yes if you're wondering any stretch and opens just-in-time for the monday morning commute. >>> remember to stay at cbs 5 and cbs says that dog, for continuing coverage on the reopening of the will drive. >>> we now

drivers for hunting horns as a major way towards a tunnel. let us check got some of the are around the work and the most visual workers saturday. it was torn down like dominoes to people watching the demolition. and it paved the new temporary bypass. and you will notice some pretty big changes. >>> were asking people to be patient take it slow. there is a transition the do have to come from the tunnel and down into the detour. it is not a dramatic curve. its pre smooth transition. >>> here's an animation of what driving a new road or actual click. yet to get used to a new tunnel and to every roadway. whistler traffic and some more delays. we have some concrete debris from tearing down the old doyle drive. the take some months to come back. the new stretch of doyle drive will be opened just-in-time for the monday morning to you. it appears to be going off without a hitch. >>> of this at 5:00. and was open right at 5:00. >>> the time this down to minute. this step-by-step plan and in fact no major problems all weekend. in just before 5:00 the b

. >> hank your horn. tell him to honk his horn. oh, he's so green. >> all right. investigators move to another location where they'll hash out a plan with tango's boyfriend. we're calling him cash to protect his identity. cash has arranged to meet his target at a downtown hotel but is waiting for him to set a time. >> his prime target has not called him since lunch but i know he's got -- he's got multiple people he can do. it's just his preference is this one guy. let's jump in. >> something he has done in the past where you've called him and then he doesn't get in touch with you until he's ready? >> this -- i mean, that's how they do it with everybody. >> it's going to have to happen today. so, i mean, do you want to try giving him a call or -- >> yeah. >> are you a little nervous or what? >> i just want to reassure you. just do what you normally do. >> normally do. >> nothing out of the ordinary. >> absolutely not. is it going to voicemail? >> straight to voicemail. >> do you think he's still at lunch or what? >> theç person he was at lunch with was his supplie

san francisco like other cities across the country blew horns and rang bells. >> our guys came back safely. >> i think it's great that they're back on earth alive. >> just beautiful, it's really beautiful. >> reporter: the three astronauts were heros at home and everywhere. for that brief transcending moment it seemed there was nothing human beings couldn't accomplish. no challenge that american know how couldn't solve. human beings still haven't gone to mars, and we seem to have lost the spirit that inspired a younger world to reach the stars. today the legacy of the apollo missions is a handful of pictures and pictures of the planet we call home. i hate getting less. but i love getting more. i'd trade a lot less for a little more. or a little less for a lot more. either way, when it comes to having more, i want a lot more of more and a little less of less. ♪ and that's exactly what you'll get at embassy suites. more free breakfast, more for my money, more deliciousness, more hearty guffaws... [ guffaws ] because more than enough more is never enough more. more coffee? what do you think?

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dangerous seas as he sailed around the americas, nearly run down by a freighter, tossed around in cape horn. >> i worried a lot, but he has it in his genes. his uncle went to brazil with just $300. >> there was enormous fanfare and a welcome home ceremony for a man who did it all to raise a quarter million dollars for a nonprofit sailing program for the disabled. >> he has brought us fame that will not completely go away. we will be on a higher level and we will be able to serve more people because of him. >> what is next? >> i think a hair cut. >> he also plans to write a book, and after all of this time alone, he says he would like to talk to a nice lady. with plenty to say. preferred says he wishes he had better solar panels and a backup kindle reader. >>> this is a waiting line for a shredder truck. hundreds of cars piled into the white marsh parking lot for the shred day event hosted by the better business bureau, dropping off boxes of paper to be shredded for free, including personal documents you do not want in the wrong hands. >> i have to shred all of this mail that i have. it is n

unlimited [doorbell rings] [doorbell rings] [doorbell continues] [knocking on door] [growling] [car hornforest.org. here's bruce cunnnngham with sportssunlimited. a flurry of ravens news today...they eld their annual &ppre-drrft luncheon, more on announced their pre-season schedule..they'll open up on the road.. roaa.. the ravens open up the pre-seasonnagainst the falcons in atlanta august 9th..the next week, the 177h, fox will televiie the lions at the ravens..anddyoo'll see it right here on fox 45...august 23rd, they're back at m&t bank and then they'll wwnd up the &ppre-season with a date with the rams in st llois...the regullr season schedule due outtlater thissmonth... the orioles made their final cuts well before tooay's 5pm deadline..they are now down to &pthe mandated 5...no real surprises there...and buck shooalter allo announced his ...we already know this guy, --3 jake arrretta will start friday's season opener...he'll be ffllowed by...in hammel, brian mastuuz and wei- yee chen...and ou'll be able to see each onn of yyur so inclined...the first 6 games in baltimore...re ight h

>> you did mention a voter voting for one candidate wants only, that was marked horn of the, but it was not with any kind of value? >> one of the things that we try to discern because of patterns, roughly 9% of voters only voted for one candidate. we make no judgment about why voters did that. it is geographically concentrated. there could be many reasons that voters would do that. was that the candidate saying only vote for one? what caused voters to behave in such a way? commissioner avalos: that is great because i think is useful to note, that is a choice. if you choose only one, that is the choice you have been re -- in rank choice voting. commissioner campos: thank you very much. we appreciate the information and look forward to reviewing what you have come up with. is there any member of the public that would like to speak on this item? for the record, we have been joined by commissioner mar. colleagues, any questions for staff on item number four? we look forward to the continued work on this. commissioner olague, we will come back to this at the next lafco meeting. please call i

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. >> joining us right now, bill horn of the u.s. sportsmen alliance, the federal affairs director, hello. >> guest: good morning. how are you? >> host: tell us what the alliance does. >> guest: hunters, fishers, founded in the mid-70s, basically to combat the anti-hunting on the anti-phishing county and protect the rights of sportsmen and women to engage in these long-established traditional activities. >> host: so i comes to activities, with the intersection of federal policy? >> guest: obviously the federal goveolicy? >> guest: obviously the federal government has major landholdings organizing various publicly and systems. burgesses gruffly in management, 500 plus u.s. forest service with over 190 million acres of national forest wildlife refuge system.100 million acres of wildlife refuge and its managed at the fish and wildlife service and even within the park system elements of the national park system expressly open to hunting as well. all of the public lands provide enormous opportunities for fishing and hunting that most of u

this horning, there are plenty of pictures. this on myfoxdc.com as well. we would like to thank everybody who e-mailed us their photos. you can still sunday your photos to fox 5 news pics at g mail.com. il.com. >>> a look at the morning's other top stories. we are about to find out the official results of the d.c. primary from early are this month. de's board of elections will certify results of the april 3rd primary today. in the most contested race, vincent orange had a more than 500 vote lead over the chalenner for the at-large council seat. orange was ahead last 199by over 1700 votes. the board of elections meets liter on this morning. >>> in virginia, the senate kills and $85 spending bill. democrats voted against the bill behaves dispute over funding for a high priority capital beltway transit project. state government operations could shut down in 10 weeks or less if a budget is not passed. >>> also making headline this morning, the latest on the secret service scandal. this one is just getting uglier by the minute. the women allegedly involved in t

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