i'm affiliated with the zone 126 out of long island city, new york. and i don't really have a question because everybody pretty much already asked the questions i want. i just want to commend you, young brother because from where i come from, i've seen the distractions. i have a little brother who was distracted like that. i know what it can do to you. just for you to be able to focus and put your mind in the right place, just know there's nothing you can't do if you want to do it, young brother. you can do anything you want. you are on the right path. you have the right people with you. i just commend you, young brother. >> thank you. thank. >> yes, sir. >> hey, my name's aaron hackett. i'm coming from hampton whoeds, virginia. americorp members. what's up, y'all? i have a question coming from the side of kind of like the partners you mentioned. you said there were a lot of non-profit organizations helping out. first of all, what are those non-profit organizations? what are the best kind? what has been like the best kind of activities, after school p

narrator: more than half of indonesia's population lives on the relatively small island of java. the capital cityakarta is the political and economic center of indonesia. the island of bali is about 600 miles to the east of jakarta. bali is just 90 miles long and 50 miles wide, but has a population of two and a half million. bali is unique in the predominantly muslim nation of indonesia. the main religion here is hindu. bali is indonesia's premier tourist destination, and that creates otr conflicts. bali is inman:sia's we have two properties in bali. we have out 1,30employees. sheraton is focusing on developing the local indonesians to manage our chain of hotels. we have five hotels now. we plan to have about ten. don't just practice your english in the class. narrator: manager tony sardjano is not a hindu. nor is he a native balinese. he is at the cutting edge of a strategy to develop the indonesian economy through tourism. sardjano: i used to live in jakarta, the capital city of indonesia. i saw that bali was fast developing. its the east ofasarofndonesia.soame reouyeo to on uphe hotel here om

schools in are in the texas, alabama, connecticut, massachusetts, rhode island, new york city and d.c. had them. so far testing has come back negative but more testing is being done not combination of the flu and bacterial infection is the flame for the death of three of four family members. an elderly woman got sick. her children came over to take care of them. the woman, her son, her daughter all died. the other daughter is being treated in an opt. officials say this family is the only case they know of here in the state. >>> doll montgomery will be the -- montgomery county will be the third county in our state to use cameras to catch and find hose who catch drivers who pass buses while students are getting on or off. the cameras will cost between $5,000 to $8,000 a piece. fines could be as high as $250. >>> well, today a beautiful day to get out and enjoy the warmth from hiking or running or walking on the trail new known pass the torrey brown trail named after our long time head of the dnr or kayaking alongside the trail. it was a perfect day. how long will this spring weather las

of the chief ways drugs and other contraband can be smuggled into the jail. >> at new york city's rikers islandl staff wasn't about to let that happen. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to new york city department of corrections. >> my name is officer p. hunt, 9865. i'm a member of the k-9 unit, narcotics unit. today we're going to do a narcotics search. this is where we board the bus and we look for any type of illegal substance. crack, cocaine, marijuana, heroin. if you have it, now is the time to throw it on the floor or deposit it in that box over there. >> when leaving the bus to enter the jail facility, visitors are not only given a blunt warning about contraband, they're handed a number to correspond with their seat. then a drug-sniffing dog boards the bus. >> so my dog boards that bus and starts scratching seat number three, i'm going to look over and say that's who we have to search. >> got balloons. beautiful. got drugs. >> right here, we found two empty balloons. now, a lot of people what they like to do is stuff either the marijuana, the crack cocaine inside these bal

. >> the alameda city council is set to hear from two firms trying to buy a golf course. the complex is located on alameda's bay farm islandthe city is considering proposals from green way golf and the camper sports, currently the interim manager. the city council will hear proposals from both firms at the meeting on tuesday. >> the tiffany lamps that were once at the pub in san francisco are headed to christy's auction house in new york. we have a photo of one of the two famous lamps. there were 6 lamps in all. the lamps have gone from the establishment but a few motorcycles are now hanging from the ceiling. the lamps are expected to be more than $2 million when they hit the auction june 14th. >> new research offer as possible explanation for the ongoing decline of the bee population. two new studies point to a common pesticide. researches suggests the pesticide reduces the number of queens. it also makes honey bees disoriented, causing them to fail to return to the hives. >> had a slight break in the rain today but according to chief meteorologist, bill martin, that's going to change. >> things will be coming back to rai

well, the future is today for our cities and towns in rhode island. this is particularly true for those that disproportionately depend on state aid - our so- called "distressed communities" -- providence, pawtucket, woonsocket, central falls, west warwick, north providence, and, now, east providence. in the five years prior to my taking office, state aid to cities and towns was cut by $192 million. this has been an unbearable burden for the distressed communities, where state aid was reduced by 17%. no councilperson or mayor wants to raise property taxes, but despite their best efforts, the tax levy in our distressed communities rose 16% during those years. 17% cuts in aid, 16% increase in property taxes, in communities that can least afford them. over the past several weeks, you have passed, and i have signed into law, legislation that enabled pawtucket and east providence to borrow just to meet payroll. make no mistake -- this is a crisis. if we are going to grow our economy and get our people back to work, we have to make this the year of the citie

cumberland, oakland, 58 haggerstown, 51 elkton, 52 easton, mid-upper 50s dc, pax river, solomon's island and ocean city, 53 annapolis and kent island and rock hall, 54 columbia, 56 westminster, 56 degrees bell air, it is going to be an absolutely gorgeous couple of days, i understand there is gathering much down south but notice how high the jet stream has lifted above even the great lakes. i mean there is almost nobody in this country right now that is in the deep freeze except for mountain areas, where you would expect it. >>> what we are going to see is a back door front try and launch into the area at the end of the week. it is never really going to make it. it is a big dome of warm air pretty much running the shot for the next five days, 76 is the high. 51 is your next overnight low, tomorrow still going back into the mid to upper 70s, showers in the forecast on friday, 74. it may not be this brighton saturday. it is going to be slow clearing but we are going to back off of moisture rain on st. patrick's day, 74, though, sunday and monday, look at that, with sun sthien, 73 degrees, a week from tod

oakland, 57 elkton, 52 haggerstown, almost 60 dc, low 60s greater easton, mid-60s solomon's island pax river and ocean city, mid-50s westminster and bellaire, almost 60 cumberland and annapolis, kent island add almost 60. here is this dry chilly air coming down from the great lakes. you can see the movement there. the fact of the matter is by tomorrow morning you know it is, you know the real feel is going to be at maximum is 32. so we are actually right on the cusp of upper 20s to low 30s, the real feel tomorrow morning but very quickly there after high pressure moves onshore, your warm front setting up and bang here we go right back above normal 63 is the high temperature today. increasingly windy. it is going to get more than 22. 32 tonight. tomorrow we are talking about 57 degrees. mostly sunny skies. a very normal late march day. we will take a look at the five- day-forecast and some warmer temperatures here coming up shortly. >> thank you marty. >> you are welcome. >> still to come on wjz eyewitness news at noon taking a chance, why doctors say women may be rolling the dice when it comes to fertility

city. kent island. it's a gorgeous view. you see the clouds thickening up. it will get tougher and tougher to show you sun set at kent island. well past 7:00, headed for 730s. some rain in garrett county. a boundary will slide through. could bring showers in before dawn. we think the best chance will come tomorrow. we're dry as a bone. temperatures have been the story, cool north and west. overall mid-60s to upper 50s in ocean city. for most of us it's mild on a south wind. that's a mild air flow. we're expecting it to continue. mid-atlantic radar showing limited activity, some in gairp rete county. by have the clouds beginning to fill fer. that will help keep temperatures up tonight. if we keep a decent cloud deck that will keep temperatures up warmer. the trend is for more warm air to continue to surge in. ahead of our weak area of low pressure a bit of a disturbance a trough line that will come through, spark showers, maybe a thunderstorm or two. with temperatures in the mid-70s, we'll have the potential for scattered storms. this is 5 a.m., maybe a showe

the center of the aztec empire was the city of tenochtitlan, an island in the middle of an extensive lake system. today, tenochtitlan is buried in 1978, workers digging ditches for electric cable hit something hard. it turned out to be a huge stone sculpture depicting an aztec goddess. excavations around the sculpture eventually led to the discovery of a large complex of buildings directly below the streets of mexico city. what had been uncovered were the remains of the templo mayor, the religious heart of the aztec empire. nested inside the final building were the ruins of six earlier structures. one of the earliest was an almost complete temple, including a sculpture which once held the hearts of sacrificial victims. the main structure was an enormous pyramid with two temples at the top -- one built to the aztec god of water, the other to the god of war. these two deities had special significance for the aztecs. mexican archaeologist eduardo matos. interpreter: these two elements, water and war, were the basis of the empire, what sustained the aztecs -- one fundamentally and the ot

it is a modern city at the same time because it is the economic center of the island but at the sameime, it is the center of the political difficulties a rising from the division of the island. >> how does the fact that the capital city is divided, the country is divided -- how does that impact on the lives of people here? >> we tend to talk about the cyprus problem in terms of international laws, the violation of sovereignties, a territorial portions of the country, fundamental issues. in nicosia, a division is much more than that. division is the source of the everyday problems for the people living here. people in nicosia face these obstacles and communications -- in communications more strongly than any others living in cyprus. at the same time, the quality of life, the environment are affected by division. people living along the buffer zone, they have to face the problems arising from the zone where no man lives or moves along. division is not only a political problem in nicosia. it is a problem that affects the quality of life. on both sides of nicosia, especially those living

you can see the asian, pacific islanders moving into the southeast part of the city. this breaks down race and ethnicity by age group. the bar is miners, the dark one on the right would be seniors. whites tend to be an old population. african americans are younger. asian/pacific islanders have the largest groups across the board but they also have a large number of seniors. latinos are very young, 14% of the population. 22 % of the children in the city. this shows between 1990, and this is another analysis that we did using the american communities survey from 2006 to 2008. you see the huge loss of african-american children. you see a huge number of african-americans. we have to point out, in 1990, you weren't able to put multiple choice. part of this, there is a huge loss of african-americans. we wanted to know where they went. other cities have had large losses of african-americans. oakland dropped between 1990 and 2008. richmond from 43 to 27. you look at where they went, and you see the suburbs between san francisco and sacramento is where many of the african- ame

intelligent slave i have met here, quite familiar with the riffers and creeks between savannah city and tibe,island. he made his escape last week in a canoe." two years later when the commander of a union raid up the yazoo river in mississippi wanted to send a message to his headquarters in vicksburg, two sashlg ents of the third mississippi colored cavalry dressed as slaves, which they had been until recently, and delivered the message. in march 1865, seven civilians parentheses colored guided a u.s. infantry up the st. john's river in northern florida to burn a sugar mill and free 91 slaves. gillmore who by this time was a general, mentioned the raid in one of his orders. this expedition planned and executed by colored men under the command of a colored non-commissioned officer reflects great credit on the brave participants and their leader. the major general commanding thanks these courageous soldiers and scouts and holds up their conduct to their comrades in arms as an example worthy of emulation. local knowledge was important to the union army through the end of the war. besides as one federa

the back up office is in long island city, queens. i'm not sure why that's so much safer.ly have short-term training, desks at their office, which would need a back up should something go awry. but again, it's not a high risk place. >> steve: is it worth all that money? >> gretchen: so here is their response. the attorney reportedly defended the project saying the back up space is needed because of two fires and two floods at its headquarters. your response? >> sounds like they should move. they signed a lease through 2020. if you look at the financial disclosure, they ex ended the lease through 2020. they should probably move to the back up office. they could save over five years $15 million. the new york city controller is currently under investigation for finance irregularities. it might be vulnerable. >> steve: jonathan, we thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> gretchen: up next, so much for private property. the government trying to take land away from church, but its members not going down without a fight. they're here next. >> steve: and the best video you can

. >> reporter: central falls, rhode island, the state's smallest and poorest city. for years city officials promise odd robust union contracts and pensions without raising revenue to pay for them. last august the math caught up with them. central falls was broke. its pension fund short $46 million. it declared bankruptcy. >> grew up here, went to scale here, it's all gone. >> reporter: retired fair captain mike geoffroy couldn't make the payments on his house after his pension was cut by $1100 a month. >> this is when i was two areas old, may 1st fire truck. >> reporter: the small apartment he now calls home is a schryne to better days and-- fond memories. >> we were all been and raised there. we worked for the city. it was just very disheartening the way they are treating us. >> reporter: former judge robert flanders now runs central falls as its receiver. he took the city into chapter nine bankruptcy. >> in chapter nine you can do things that are impossible to do outside of it restructure your pension obligations, blow up contract its, on day one. so the savings b

commissioner, the fire commissioner, linda richardson, the director of treasure island, the former commissioner carol, the city administrator, amy brown, the first woman in that position. the city purchaser on the mayor's staff. if i miss you, please see me. we would be happy to announce she. thank you for joining us today. [applause] >> i would also like to thank our table sponsors and all of our incredible volunteers. thank you for all of the hard work putting this together. [applause] now we're going to start our awards presentation. the organization of the year award goes to the family violence prevention fund, esther is the executive director, and the family violence prevention fund, a quick description, works to prevent violence within the home and the committee to help those whose lives have been devastated by violence, because everyone has the right to live free of violence. for more than three decades they have work to end violence against women and children around the world. please join me in welcoming her. she's the director of the family violence prevention fund. [applause] >> thank you so much for

this line proceeded from the cities of rock island and moline on the mississippi river, moved where the rock river turns north toward wisconsin. a second route left southern illinois, starting in cairo. this route split apart in chester, illinois. one leg moved through the middle of the state toward jacksonville, springfield and havana. it usually swept east of peoria, through ttaswell and woodford counties and eventually turned toward chicago. the other leg of the cairo line ushered fugitives toward alton and followed the course of the illinois river northward. the other followed the course of the illinois river and the third along the illinois river out of st. louis but oftentimes moved well away from the river to remote underground railroad outposts. the fourth escape route, the so-called quincy line, carried freedom seekers through western illinois from quincy to galesburg to princeton, but along this line, there were numerous satellite stations on farms and in rural hamlets, in and close to places like menden, mccomb, farmington, canton, tulon, and geneceo. the quincy line possesse

they built row after row of these concrete buildings and mexico city is built around an island in the middle and a big lake and they filled it in, just like san francisco. the floors were stacked like this. it looked like a stack of pan cakes. >> how did this compare older buildings of the 1920's or 30's? >> they will have more reenforcing in them. they had a tendency to use more round columns with spiral hoops. they don't necessarily catastrophicly collapse. in a perverse sense, the 50's and 60's buildings, you don't want to be in. i am in a 1920 building >> i wanted to clarify, we have beautiful, very ornate buildings they are taller. a lot of apartment buildings. >> those are mostly steel framed buildings. in the 50's and 60's, they wanted to create open floor spaces and they went to concrete spaces and thought it was great until the san fernando earthquake and the earthquake came and the building disappeared. they said, oops and changed the code immediately. >> we look at it and say, it didn't do what we thought. the codes are rarely perspective. how can we make that happen? they

he killed eight people with a bomb attack in oslo but then went to an island outside the city and openople killing them. the single largest loss of life in norway since 2002. >>darya: 9:27 a.m., we're back with more in a couple of minutes. currently 42 looking for high of 63. >>darya: the big stories which are falling, we now know that a shooting left two people dead in at sunnyvale's was a murder- suicides. police say that a mother fatally shot her disabled son before turning the gun on herself. romney and santorum are claiming a victory after super tuesday. apple is making its big announcement about the new ipad today. the event is starting at 10:00 a.m. at the or brooklyn center for arts in san francisco. >>mark: george has more on traffic. >>george: we are continuing to track a late hot spot in the south bay. the city on the key to go try to find out >>erica: we're taking a live look from the san jose camera. blue skies in the background. from time to time a slight breeze will continue into the afternoon with sunny and mild conditions. later tonight we will continue to see clear co

city's department of corrections. he's a 30-year veteran who's risen through the ranks. >> we are working with serious, dangerous criminals. rikers island has ten different facilities. we have 10,000 inmates, a little bit more than that. we transfer 1,500 inmates every day to 20 different courthouses in new york city. >> this morning, we have approximately 147 courts going out throughout the five boroughs. >> i've been here for two days. two days in this pen, but i posted bail. it's taken that long for my bailout, you know what i mean? i'll be out in a minute, you know what i'm saying? >> reporter: he calls himself 7-up. but his real name is jay keene, and he's awaiting trial for driving with a revoked license. >> i'm here for shooting a dude, you know what i'm saying? but, you know, i be on my way out in the world in a minute, you know what i mean? >> 7-up's cellmate goes by the name "easy." the robbery charges against him are about to be dropped, but both of these inmates know the jailhouse routine. >> i've been here several times. i've been here several times. it's not cute to be here. i don't want to be here. it's not a nice place t

city. about half dozen wineries have sprung up on treasure island which is part of the city of san francisco. the winemakers like it there because they have a lot of space and the weather is good for them, as well. >> it's very combed here which is excellent for storing -- cold here which is excellent for storing and making wines especially since i make wines without sulfites. >> there have been some problems including a dispute over using the name treasure island for the wines but one of the wines made there has just been named top serra in america's fine wine competition. >> it's also a great place to take your prom pictures. >> i know. the view there is spectacular. [ laughter ] >> elizabeth liked that. >>> starbucks wants a piece of the single cup home brew action. >> it showed off its new machine for home brewing. the barismo goes on sale this fall. stock prices dropped forth rival green mountain coffee when they made the announcement. the company dominates the single serve market with the k cup machines. we are familiar with those. >> keurig. >>> they are the size of a lot of master be

below freezing for most of the western suburbs to near 42 in washington. 35 at solomons island and st. mary's cityrm 4 radar is dry to get your friday started. raindrops now entering far southwestern virginia. i still think we have nine, ten, 11, 12 hours between now and the first raindrops arriving. that meansy could we rain as early as 3:00, 4:00, 5, this this afternoon. no rain on the morning drive in to work and school. coming home may be a different story. clouds on the increase. showers possible starting late this afternoon. could have a couple of rumbles of thunder late tonight into early tomorrow. tomorrow, shower and thunderstorm chances early before thing stay on the showery side for tomorrow. temperatures only to the 50s with a breezy, chilly day coming up on sunday. that's the forecast. let's go over to the roads. danella? >>> right now the roads, if you're taking i-66, chopper 4 is live now at fairfax county parkway. making your way westbound, no issues. eastbound, picking up a little volume. hey, it's friday. not bad at all. you're not jammed just yet. you may want to head out of the

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this case not surprisingly at the end line to pass treasure island live look at 7 cisco's side and everything is moving in top speeds into the city wants to get past treasure island your drive times to the east bay can see coming down the shore freeway 20 minutes again with the accents in the rebel not happen that drive time wheels of westbound 580 priests logo actually few fender benders including one involving a motorcycle again those assault slow spots right now 242 on the creek lafayette's oakland to get the idea of us still in the grain so no problems there marin county commuters southbound 11 looking pretty nice all across the deck of the golden gate bridge and elsewhere westbound would have the new express when it opened earlier this week and just getting to see some bright lights now not be as this is read by the 8237 and a change to go to stop and go when we usually see it just about this time about 645 is usually one is hard to see some slowing remember our real partners at 169 fm. as the price of gas becomes a political campaign issue this is the associated press is looking into rising prices at the pump the ap found t

this is on the steam route back to new york city and with anderson he relocates to the island. we don't know the exact date that this occurs, but anderson is most likely the sponsorer of his trip there because he settles right next to a plantation that is owned by anderson. there are two other figures that enter his life internationally now. this is a person that had been introduced to lincoln. now he is brought over into the highest levels of the gentleman make can government. our first figure here gordon who is considered the first hero of jamaica today. he was a black member of the parliament and a leader within colonial rights the ability to purchase land and the ability to vote and sit on juries that were major issues within the empire at the time. this other fellow was edward eyre. anderson and gordon had served together. they were business partners together and anderson

it is in the power of the near the city council to determine which way the island is to live. there are three small islands around core for. it we would like. in these islands to develop in an environmentally friendly way. for his great prospects for development will mean up to. get if there is enough space to build large hotel complexes. which we do not have enough of at the moment. you know this is the direction we must follow now. we already have some great investment proposals in this area to build several large four in five star hotels. as a mere i would like to invite russian investors interested in core for. i promise to use my i mean to give influence to this is investors in solving whatever problems and impediments near ice. rate russian businesses and we hope that this cooperation will continue so this. as far as. talking a band is not an offer to sell the land to lease it for a hundred years right. what will happen. to wards will the government just take it away boyd back from the leases. well this lead. off topic let's talk about the government sells leases i don't

construct a new community health center in newport which despite its reputation is one of rhode island's poorer cities. the new community health center will triple the available patient care space for needy newport county residents. to date, rhode island community health centers have received $14.8 million to create new health center sites in medically underserved areas. this is important american infrastructure, and we should not tear it down to make a political point or to assuage a political ideology. these stories are just a few of many that show how the affordable care act is working for rhode island families, seniors and small businesses. and although we've made great progress, the work continues. over the last two years a tremendous effort has been made by the health care industry, by state and local leaders, and by the obama administration to develop a better model of health care delivery. to shift from a system that is disorganized and fragmented to one that is coordinated, is efficient and delivers the high quality care that americans deserve. private health care providers like guizinger, in

construct a new community health center in newport which despite its reputation is one of rhode island's poorer cities. the new community health center will triple the available patient care space for needy newport county residents. to date, rhode island community health centers have received $14.8 million to create new health center sites in medically underserved areas. this is important american infrastructure, and we should not tear it down to make a political point or to assuage a political ideology. these stories are just a few of many that show how the affordable care act is working for rhode island families, seniors and small businesses. and although we've made great progress, the work continues. over the last two years a tremendous effort has been made by the health care industry, by state and local leaders, and by the obama administration to develop a better model of health care delivery. to shift from a system that is disorganized and fragmented to one that is coordinated, is efficient and delivers the high quality care that americans deserve. private health care providers like guizinger, in