for justin bieber, it seems to have worked.unless they are there, he doesn't exist, he's good. >> i'm easy. >> reporter: i'm chris connell little for "nightline" in los angeles. >> bright future indeed. our thanks to chris connelly. >>> and when we come back, from music to movies. do you believe in curses? the last week in the life of best actress sandra bullock begs the question. if you have heartburn more than one day a week, you're one of fifty million americans with frequent heartburn. try prilosec otc. heartburn occurs when stomach acid backs up into the esophagus. unlike some treatments that neutralize acid, prilosec otc shuts down many acid-producing pumps for twenty-four hours of heartburn protection with just one pill a day. plus, it's the number one doctor recommended acid reducer. treat frequent heartburn for twenty-four hours with prilosec otc. this has been medifacts for prilosec otc. to finish what you started today. for the aches and sleeplessness in between, there's new motrin pm. no other medicine, not even adv

take a look. >> i'm justin edwards, i'm 12.tarted to eat better and i've lost about 20 pounds. the changes that jamie's been making me do to my diet is learn how to eat better and has me working out. and he has me cooking. i used to eat all the time. we'd mostly have fried food at the deep fryer. right here at this patch used to be grass. but now it's mud where our family and jamie came out here and buried our deep fryer. that's the story about the deep fryer. now we're eating salads and stir fries which are better for you. >> tonight we're going to make a little bit of stir fry. going to add all of our veggies in with our meat that's already cooked. it's fast, it's easy, it's quick, whatever, you know, tastes good. a serving size for someone is like two ounces of pasta. you're thinking you're not getting that much. you really are, you're getting enough anyway. >> jamie's awesome. i'm working out. now that i have a cook. it's the best thing that i've done. >> great story. >> larry: we've got a question submitted to larry king l

justin joins us with a look at the weather.ht sunshine happening today. >> another day where you're seeing plenty of shorts and sandals, i'm sure, around from the people walking around town. yes, another mid-maylike day as high temperatures soar in the low to mid 70s. somewhat on the cool side on average for this time of day, this time of year. lots of mid to high level clouds starting to move in from the southwest and enough sunshine to get through. warming us up quickly. low 50s. light breezes coming in. and the southwest or so right now, looking at calm conditions at national airport. 53 degrees. record-high temperature was 89. set back in 1921. no record high temps today, but tough to complain about the mid 70s. regional temps across the area. low to mid 70s. a couple of isolated 40s out there. but it's around clarksburg, manassas, germantown, looking at 50s. prince georges county. a nice morning if you are traveling on roadways, looking good. route 50 and up on 270, a good travel day today. we'll widen things out, talk abo

justin, what you got buddy? >> oh, the forecast looking great tomorrow so if you missed the nice weather today you'll get your chance tomorrow but changes -- talking about cooler temperatures and some rain. hey, dan, what's the latest in sports? >> justin, you would never believe it. cinderella running around at the ncaa tournament. she is everywhere. the terps getting ready for a very familiar foe. >>> plus, alex ovechkin returns from his expensive vacation to propel the caps to victory. i love economics study group. because every week, we start things off with ten dollar pizzas from pizza hut. yeah, it's insane. any pizza, any size, any crust, any topping is just ten dollars. meat lover's, supreme pan pizza...whatever we want. it's crazy. ♪ what's even crazier? ♪ i'm not even in economics this semester. [ male announcer ] right now, any pizza at pizza hut is just $10. any pizza, any size, any crust, and any toppings -- for only $10. only at your pizza hut. >>> whites ferry is out of service. a cable broke toda

justin's surgery here lasted two and a half hours. today you can still see justin's scars, but he is on the road to recovery. >> it was just a great team effort to get everybody here and a great result. >> i've asked about him a few times just to see how he was doing and it's really good to see him looking the way he does now. >> i was saying to ron, i was saying to you that things happen for a reason. >> reporter: what happened here that night gives justin a second chance. >> i'm so thankful to dr. solomon to show up and the crew and i wouldn't have had him. >> angels for real, saved my life, 'cause if it wasn't for them, i probably wouldn't be here. >> reporter: ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. >>> justin windsor is 21 and livers in pasadena where he works at the seaside restaurant. doctors expect him to make a full recovery. >>> still to come on eyewitness news saturday morning, fighting for his life, what may have caused a local honors student to suddenly collapse. >>> paramedics mistake, they pronounced a maryland man dead when he

here is kim brown. >> thank, justin.e earlier crash, southbound 95 ahas already been put out and cleared out of the travel lane which is is good news if you are heading toward the capital beltway. we have one crash reported in our area, bell air road at miller road just north of perry hall and as we peak around, not looking too bud on the outer loop, still only one minute between the 83 to the beltway, taking you five minutes between the beltway and northern parkway only a four minute ride so far, and as we peak at the camera, at a really good pace, beginning to both in both directions up toward the tunnel, but for the most part, the major roadways are incident free, we have new, traffic and weather when good morning maryland returns after this. ♪ mmm. ♪ [ female announcer ] oscar mayer deli fresh meats. sliced, packed and sealed at the peak of freshness, they're impossible to resist. ah, you gonna eat all that? ♪ it doesn't get better than this ♪ i love you. . >>> abc 2 news is working this morning. baltimore is working

let's go to justin to find out. >> good morning. 5:28. we take a look at maryland's most powerful doppler radar and, yeah, keep the umbrella all day. it appears the heavy rain is going to continue most of the day on the eastern shore. we'll show you that look in a moment. while we're basically watching the heavy rain that already pushed out of the baltimore area, still lingering some showers up in northern sections of harford county, looks like a return from the dc area and we all have fog, so once the rain tries to depart around annapolis, eastern shore, there's fog left over but easton got the rain to clear and now returning from the south, it's in cambridge now and in salisbury, ocean city and it's heavy. expected there could be flooding potential on the lower portion of the delmarva including the eastern shore of maryland and delaware. otherwise we have fog, upper 40s to near 50 this morning. we'll get to 57 this afternoon, with, again, a chance of showers returning around the baltimore area, so keep that umbrella handy,

jersey of our team. >> reporter: this is 1-year-old justin friedlander.re basketball and soccer. he is good at both. >> pull it! pull it! >> today, he met with members of the maryland soccer team and their coaches, a great day for a young boy who had to learn with a too early that no day is guaranteed. >> i want with respect stairs and i was sitting on my mom's lap and she was crying. i'm like what's wrong, mom and she said i have a bain tupac amaruor. and i was so worried but my dad said i would be fine. i wanted to go ahead and help find a cure for brain tumors. >> reporter: what he is going through is a lot. in march of last year, he was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor which sits on his optic nerve. any type of surgery would almost certainly result in blindness. it does not affect his day to day life save for the fact that most 1-year-olds don't have to worry about their own mortality. >> when we told him thated a brain tumor, he asked me, point blank, daddy, why did got give this to me. you thought to myself for i split second, i said god gav

. >> reporter: thank you very much, justin. looks like a nice day not too bad around the beltway so far. looks like a smooth ride, but you might want to take care of watching out for the bridges, there is some breezy conditions out there, so you might want to be careful of that. also, look at the cameras 83, 695 exit 24, a smooth moving on the outbound side of the beltway. not too bad. 695 and maryland 44, traffic picking up a little bit. not so bad. be careful around the roads. maps and drive times, 95 split to state road 295, six minutes, 895 southbound, 95 southbound, 695 to route 32 is a 15 minutes. 695 on the outer loop at 70 to 195 is a six minute ride. look testifying map, we have a car fire at u.s. 50 at 301 eastbound, eastbound lanes, please be careful of that as you make your way outside. megan and jamie back to. >> speaker 1: troy, 6:01, we want to get to the light rail wreck out there in hunt valley. the track is clogged. we want to pinpoint this on the map. it happened yesterday morning at 9:30 on gilroy road, righ

justin, let's go ahead and begin with you.ousand students that signed up on your facebook page not want the fences there? >> i'm sorry, what? >> can you hear me okay, justin? >> yeah. >> you can hear me okay, now? yes, i can. >> okay. go ahead and tell us, tell our viewers why you and about a thousand students now that have signed up on your facebook page do not want the fences there. >> all right. well, um, i guess first of all, they're ugly. they've blocked the view of our beautiful gorges and whenever you walk across the bridges it almost feels like you're in a prison, and seeing the fences is really just a reminder of the tragedies. every time we cross the bridge we just have to think about what happened this year. and i really don't thank that's what we need right now. >> justin, even though you don't like them and they're a grim reminder of what's happened there, do you think that these fences could prevent more suicides? >> all right. i apologize -- >> oh, there we go. you had frozen for a minute there. we are talking v

. >>> here's our meteorologist, justin burk. >> this -- 15 years old. put through the ringer and have never been so proud. la cross fans, you have to consider what happened withs overtime final last year in the tournament many you have to pull for big red and i think that's what happened with maryland, they went with the mustard jerseys. i think that's what did it for them. >> let's check it out. today, we'll talk about some weather hereabouts i'm not the sports department. not sure who is. four days in the 70s, we just had that past us and now we get that clothes to reality with showers already here, maybe some thunderstorms this afternoon and normal high, 56 degrees, keep that in mind because we will be ins 60s today and maybe one or two days this week close tore normal. maryland's most powerful doppler radar, highlighting some rain, some of that hats pushed through mount area. mild start, but keep the windsheild wipers on intermittent. here is kim brown with a check on traffic. >> thanks, justen. traffic looking good pretty early. no accidents to let

justin drabick is standing in for chuck bell. and we're talking sunshine. >> pretty much a repeat of yesterday. so just a great day to be outdoors. we'll have today to enjoy. a few more clouds but still not going impact temperatures as we should make it back into the 70s. right now a mild start to the morning. 50 right now around town. also off to our west towards camp springs and the virginia piedmont cooler there upper 30s but much warmer than we were yesterday at this time. already kicking off the morning on a mild start so once we get the sun up at 7:10 those temperatures will quickly climb through the 50s this morning under mainly sunny skies and then by the afternoon the clouds will lower and thicken a little bit and go mostly cloudy by the evening hours. we're looking at a dry day with high temperatures once again topping off in the low to mid-70s. then it looks like we're dealing with rain showers on monday. hey it's the weekend and remaining dry. that's good news. >> thanks a lot. >>> investigators are trying to figure o

i love justin bieber! he's my favorite of l-time!" light laughter ] and finally, according to a new article right now, henry and charlotte are the most elite baby names in the u.s. the least elite baby names right now, tiger and bombshell mcgee. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show! give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, guys. it's going to be a great show. i don't know if you guys heard about this. but apparently yesterday a live microphone caught joe biden telling obama that the passing of the health care bill was, "a big f --ing deal." except he didn't say f --ing. he said the word. i don't completely blame biden. this whole thing started with the health care bill itself. here, take a look. ♪ ♪ i'm just a bill yes, a big [ bleep ] deal [ bleep ] [ bleep ] up ♪ ♪ up on capitol hill well, it's a long long journey to the capitol city ♪ ♪ but i pushed my way to those ass [ bleep ] in committee ♪ ♪ and i became a law on tuesday ♪ ♪ and i just have to say that i will ♪ always be a big

justin is here. so let's take a look at the whether. >>> you can follow along on the wakeup window on the bottom of the scene of the move march coming in like a lamb. and if it comes in like a lamb, the old saying is it goes out like a lie i don't know. i think we'll take the lamb part today. mostly sunny and breezy. winds gusting up to 30 miles an hour. that will warm us. but in new england the storm is still there. but it's out of the

i scream when justin bieber's songs come on the radio.ard that justin was going to get his driver's license, i text -- and true like 17,000 times. [ laughter ] and i even got a friendship bracelet for me and bieber to share. i'm wearing my half right now. the other half i keep in my pocket, in case i ever see him. when you put the two together, it says, "bff, bieber fever forever." [ laughter ] he completes me. love, forest." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow, that was good. justin bieber. thank you so much. of course, i always write home, too, as well. as usual, i'll use my letter reading voice for this. "dearest mother and father, as i am sure you are well aware, spring is nigh with the season of rebirth comes the perennial festival known around the world as spring break. [ laughter ] i look forward to chipping in with four friends nearly $20 a piece for a suite at the doubletree in ft. luckdale. sweet, it is indeed. the sweet smell of jagermeister and the thick dried vomit on the floor, boxers dangling from the doorknobs, worn not

here's troy. >> thank you very much, justin.back to the roadways, things are moving along pretty good. 695, wilkins avenue, traffic building some. some congestion on the outer loop. liberty road and baltimore national pike. traffic is building 95 southbound between white marsh and 895. we'll look at your travel times as you head out this morning. 795 to 170 is a five-minute ride. 695, 3-minute ride. 95 split to state road 295. six minutes. >>> time for our birthdays. tonya palmer doubles the score today, she's 44. danica patrick, the race car driver you used to what? >> do hot yoga with her. >> really? >> yeah, in columbus, ohio. she says the heat helps regulate her, which is racing. >> danica grew up in harford. sex and the city star, sara jessica parker is 45 years old today. if you have a birthday you'd like us to celebrate, send us a picture about yourself and send it to morningshow@wmar.com. >>> entertainment news: we have sad news out of hollywood this morning. actor robert culp, probably known best for his role as interna

. >>> thanks, justin. volume picking up a little. we can see slowing but for the most part, speeds are right around normal ton beltway, same thing on 95. and owens mills l it will take you a little more than ten minutes between route 140, a couple of crashes in baltimore city and one in baltimore county, but first let's check on the buses and trains. >>> good morning right now you will find light rail working a delay in the southbound direction five to ten minutes and a number 11, at chesapeake and the -- construction on the scene, no delays on the camden, the atransit team, i'm mark jones. . >>> now good morning maryland. >> aruba police investigating the death of natalie holloway after a picture take were by lancaster couple. while at first glance it does appear to be a body, it is much more like throw be a rock formation. she disappeared during a high school trip top the island back in 2005. the sphwhr. >> the doctor facing charges in connection with michael jackson's death stopped cpr and delayed calling 91. prosecutors will move

. >> here now with our weather, justin berk. >> we look at headlines once again. we expect to have a warm day. it'll be a day that looks like it's getting worse. clouds thicken up throughout the day. high thin cloud deck when you get to see that sun this morning. fading behind the clouds this afternoon. daylight hours stay dry, but falling temperatures with that rainfall during the day on friday. so let's check it out this morning. we start off at 42 degrees, bel air elementary school. not a bad start to the day considering the average has us down in the 30s. 41 officially in baltimore. 35 spot up towards york, pennsylvania. near 40 this morning. up to 67 but thickening clouds this afternoon. rain again arriving this evening. let's see what's happening on the roads now. 5:30 on the clock. >> as we head out to the roadways, weather is good today. traffic seems to be good so far. we'll take a look at the cameras. traffic building on the outer loop. also building on padonia road, 695, traffic is flowing freely on southbound 85. drive carefully. here's megan and jamie

let's go back and see what's left over from last night's storm. >>> thanks, justin.id have downed trees reporting, warren road ne

let's get right to the weather with justin. march 1st and brand-new month. let's take a look at it with perspectives with climate. this is what we expect for this first day of march. records from rangeed from 11 in 190 and 80 in 1972. the sun comes up at 6:39 and goes down at 5:59. after today, we get ourselves 6:00 sun going into the spring season. and it's officially three week as way till spring begins a according to meteorologists, spring actually begins today. the winter season is january and february today is the first day of meteorology spring even though it doesn't say so on your calendar. we have strong winds, ten to 20 miles an hour. and it will be a breezy day. but we should be on the sunny side of things. and occasionally we'll have clouds filter in. but overall, we should have our decent day in baltimore and in mid-portion of the state with more clouds filtering in in the afternoon and the 2-degree guaranteed high of 48. we'll have a strong breeze and winds gusting at 30 miles an hour. but rather uneventful start to march. that is 5:40 on the cl

you know, is this a consequence of an election, justin? president obama won, he gets to make the recess appointment. >> yeah, well, obviously the labor secretary telegraphed that but it's not about the appointment, it's about the fact that he both vice president biden are both former senators, yet in this appointment he's going to disrespect the senate, not respect the role the senate has in confirming these apoims. that's what i find so baffling and iranic. megyn: the afl-c -- sorry, the nlrb, national labor relations board that he's going to get to appointment to reportedly, it has five members, right now there's two and crnt -- you know, are those opinions worth anything. they need another appointment on there. president obama saying i got to get somebody on there, i'm going to put my guy on. >> absolutely. why doesn't he do what 41 senators sent him in a letter, there's a democratic nominee and there's also a republican nominee, the republican senator sent a letter to president obama saying we will confirm those two if you decide to wi

jersey of our team. >> reporter: this is justin, his favorite sports are basketball and soccer., pull it. >> reporter: today he met with members of the maryland soccer team andtheir coaches, a great day for a young boy who had to learn way too early that no day is guaranteed. >> going upstairs and i was sitting on my mom's lap and she was crying. i'm like what's wrong, mom? she said i have a brain tumor. and i was just so worried, but my dad said it would be fine. i wanted to go ahead and help on awareness and help fiend a cure for brain tumors. >> reporter: what freelander is going through is alet. in march of last year he was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor which sits on his optic nerve. any type of surgery would almost certainly result in blindness. i does not affect his day it day life saveor the fact that most 13-year-olds don't have to worry about their own mortality. >> when we told him that he had a brain tumor, he asked me point blank, daddy, why did god give this to me, and i thought to myself for a split second. said, listen, god gave you this brain tumor bec

. >>> justin beaver's manager is facing the music, arrested for a fan frenzy on a long island mall lastede broke out during his appearance on stage. >> reporter: justin beaver's manager facing serious charges in nassau county. his client the biggest teen sensation around who left fans in a frenzy. he's so hot, when the 16-year- old was scheduled to sign autographs at the roosevelt mall, teenagers rushed in by the thousands. it got so crazy, nassau police had to cancel the event before beaver even showed up but the crowd got even more out of control after beaver twittered that he was, quote, "humped and on his way." according to the d.a. cops told beaver's manager to send out a tweet canceling the event but nothing was done for at least an hour and a half compromising the safety of thousands. detective lieutenant kevin smith. >> he's kind of saying that he can't do anything about t. he's unaware. he didn't have a computer. what we find out later is he changed the access account of this twitter account so that no one else could enter anything into this account and say that the event had b

. >>> well the manager for team singing sensation justin babier pleaded not guilty. after he failed to appear and sign autographs. say his manager was told to tweet and let the crowd know about the cancellation. they say he refused to do so and helped cause the incident. he faces up to a year in jail if convicted. >>> a popular infant carrier is being recalled made by in the in san to. the commission is asking people to stop using them because they pose a risk of suffocation to the child. >>> there was a ten or among the tomorrow ate os at the whole foods -- tomorrow tomatoes at whole foods. shoppers at the harbor east location discovered they were singers from the washington national opera. they were promoting an upcoming serious. you can see their performance without the produce tomorrow through sunday. >>> if i had that at the grocery store every day, i would be happy to go. >> reporter: let's take a look, we have a nice night, nice day tomorrow, 48 now. the -- has risen all day long. today was simply spectacular. 44 last night. the average 37. the records 83 in 1

well, yesterday the manager of teen heartthrob justin beaver was charged involving an appearance he made last year. it seems when the crowd of teenaged girls came to see the star bake unruly, the cops asked his fans to announce it was canceled. he waited an hour and a half. he says -- braun says he tweeted within seven minutes. he now faces a year in jail if convicted. >>> well, if you're a jesse james fan hoping for the best, yesterday was not your day. first another tattooed stripper told "star" magazine she also had an affair during his marriage to sandra bullock. also yesterday he settled a sexual hair asment lawsuit for over $7 million while married to bullock. >>> this comes to us from south bend, indiana, where a nearby ligonier. one woman is very lucky and shee as she trashed measure. one day after ripping up a local flyer she got a phone call from her neighbor warning her it may have contained a winning ticket. she cysted throu sifted through. the special good neighbor will be getting a cut of the prize. i don't blame her. i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your fir

justin, i'm looking out the window.shine. >> we'll be dealing with clouds, the trend through the afternoon. just eugh sunshine to get high temperatures back in the 70s one more time. four days in a row now. not a bad start to this sunday if you're just waking up. 40s and 50s across the region, but we'll quickly climb back up to the 60s and topping off in the low to mid 70s today. clouds will be on the increase, and that's a sign of things to come. we'll talk about rainshowers moving back into the viewing area. looks like after midnight tonight, so, again, all dayñr looks to be dry. but tomorrow, dealing with off andon showers, highs in the low 60s, and tuesday, still another shower is possible at 58. and sunshine begins to return by wednesday and our highs onceÑi again back into the mid 60s. temperatures going all over the place over the next week. >>> coming up on news 4 today, 9:00, a local girls soccer team dances its way to the world cup with. we'll see >>> and we're back on this sunday morning the 21st day of march

. >> wishful thinking on the roads, like justin's wishful thinking for the ncaa tournament. looking like this at 695, liberty road. we look at your drive times first, not so bad. 795 southbound. 140 to franklin boulevard. owings mills boulevard. four minute ride. 795 southbound, owings mills boulevard to 695 is a six-minute ride. we have more details on the accident, west fayette and pearl street. blocking the right lane. two left lanes get by. there's another accident in baltimore at calvert street and northbound. you might want to look out for as well. megan and jamie, back to you. >>> 6:23. we lost a hollywood actor this morning. robert culp died from injuries suffered after a fall in his home. we remember robert as the star with i spy with bill cosby. remember that show in the 60s? >> no, i do not remember that. >> the show broke the color barrier by being the first non-comedy to star an african-american actor. robert culp was 79 years old. >>> is jesse james the new tiger woods? stories are popping up revealing the biker king may have been unfaithful to sandra bullock m

. >> jimmy: i did an impression of -- me and justin timberlake did an impression of you guys. >> yeaht did -- steve higgins, who announces our show, wrote that sketch with ken -- ken -- ken scarborough. but what happened was i called up higgins and i said, "i'd love to do an impression of the bee gees or barry, like, when you hit the falsetto." >> yes. >> jimmy: yeah. ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: but then i go down to when you just -- ♪ "when you just talk like this." [ laughter ] and you don't, clearly, talk like that at all. [ laughter ] or do you get that mad at anyone in real life. and people go, like, "what did you base that on?" like, "is he really mad?" >> well, that, i think we've all had sort of meltdowns at some point, you know? this has been a 50 year span. i've never -- that's never -- i've never been like that, really. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, i didn't base that on anything, i just made that up. >> but we've been very fortunate, we've been composers and recording artists. i mean, it's a great life. i mean, a lot of people today, you know, in the midd

let's get our weather, here's justin. >> lordy, save us. 6:44. good morning.rt off stevenson university. 41 degrees. we will actually see sun this morning. official sunrise at 7:02. we are just minutes away from that. we'll have ourselves a pretty good-looking morning. step out of the way to give us a little perspective here. 49 degrees, little warmer with that light east southeast wind coming off the bay. high thin clouds filtering in across the sky. that'll be of big importance for today, it looks worse than it really is right now on the satellite picture. these high thin clouds, often the first signs of a change of weather. this will hold true to that. allow the sun to slip through in the morning hours. there may be bright hours to deal with this morning. as we head through the afternoon, all the moisture gathering around this new storm system, that will gradually lower and thicken the cloud deck. the storm itself pumping in more moisture from the gulf of mexico. it's going to be business. rain will be heavier for us. we'll hold that rain off until this eve

. >>> justin defer's manager has been arrested. got him arrested. >>> and first we'll check in with holly who is at the circus this morning. >> reporter: i have run away and joined the circus. wait i can't run away. i'm already part of a circus. and we have clowns too. we are live at the patriot nter this moing. >> can i see your license? >> reporter: we are they are geared up for the 139th edition of the circus. and it's called zing dang doom and we'll show you why you'll want to be part of the fun. [ female announcer ] pillsbury grands! biscuits, so warm and fluffy. make the most out of the most important meal of the day. ♪ made with gooey hersheys mini-kisses. spontanious joy may occur. how about over here? n-- let's go back to the left. waffling is back at dunkin' donuts. for a short time only, enjoy the return of the delicious oven-toasted waffle breakfast sandwich. america runs on dunkin'. ♪ [ female announcer ] discover black silk from folgers... ♪ with bold rich flavor that's exceptionally smooth. wake up to black silk. >>>

. >> marques: two blocked shots, justin holiday, ripping and skipping. fields once again. stadium throwing nuts into the stands. >> steve: for the huskies you have a high they're scoring 80 points per game. they were limited to just 20 points in the first half last night and still came back from a 12-point deficit to beat oregon state. >> marques: able to change the tempo of that game. they've come out more aggressively than they did last night. making shots. they are 2 for 13. stanford, 3 for 13 here early in this game. >> steve: darnell gant, quincy pondexter, elston turner and overton on the floor for washington. we have a foul prior to the ball even being given to gant. it goes against dildy, who just came in. trying to defend quincy pondexter. >> marques: pondexter, they go back to man-to-man. they start off man-to-man on the inbounds play and flash back run the two-two zone with field out at the top. >> steve: overton misses the shot badly but donald to pick him up and he missed it. >> marques: another missed shot. has to be six at least for washington in this game s

yes, that's justin timberlake in the leotard.♪ all the scholar ladies... >> reporter: these the scholar ladies-- and gentlemen-- 50 in all from hope christian schools in milwaukee, wisconsin. ♪ i get no detention, did i mention ♪ hard work is my intention... >> reporter: while beyonce singing about a ring... ♪ if you learned it you should have got an a on it... ♪ >> reporter: they have another prize. >> we try to inspire students to know it's cool to be smart. >> reporter: they made the video for a school talent contest and posted it on youtube where it's gotten more than a half million hits so far. >> we want to spread the word to other kids it's cool to work hard and make it to college. ♪ old school, yeah, we family... ♪ >> reporter: hope school is a network of three schools in milwaukee. founded in 2002, it combineed religion and rigorous academics with unconventional education tools. like salsa dancing. >> 48, 54, 90, 95 note? >> and raps that teach education. even the principal gets in the act. ♪ there's no doubt the spirit

justin was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. he is now on a mission. he shooting baskets, one for every person diagnosed with a brain tumor each year. that is roughly 40,000 baskets. >> i want everybody to go to my website, justinsquest.com and tell me reach my goal. thank you for helping me. >> he is working to get donations to help find a cure for brain tumors. all proceeds will benefit the national brain tumor society. his asking president obama to shoot baskets with him. will stay on top of that. >> good for him. what a great way to channel his energy. what i hope it is to play basketball with the present. it is 6:25. >> coming up, dozens rallied for two nuns who are hoping to stop the reassignment. we will take you to a local middle. >> gilbert arenas will be back on friday. why prosecutors say he deserves jail time. what they are calling a cover of coming up. >> we are checking the latest gusts. it is sunny and mild. that cannot last forever. big changes in the temperature department alright kid, let's get ready for this morning's quiz. christoph

country that space is a big part of but i learned there others then just becoming a good student and justin after a lot of turmoil from iran and the relationships were not that good and starting life over in the country without a lot of money my mom told me i recommend they study something that will actually land you a job after school. nice arabian girls always listen to their moms. i did this into my mom. decided to go to an engineering school which is something i really enjoyed. that led me to build a career of communication than starting a company later on. throughout this whole thing that happened to me the most people would have given up on the idea because they figure my life had taken a different turn and it has nothing to do with space now so it is probably a childhood dream and a blood forget about it. but i felt somehow to find a way too eventually fell that dream even though i was on a detour i looked at it as a detoured and thought maybe my company will come up with this amazing invention to do something to cause nasa to want me to put manesh shuttle to our space. i will find a

it appears to be not the prettiest day justin says, but we'll see what it looks like. you can see them from the live picture you just saw, when you think of great neighborhoods you think of federal hill, fells point, no brainers, but in this baltimore magazine, there are gems out there you maybe haven't heard of. this sounds like a fun article to do. >> we did a lot of personal exploring in different neighborhoods. we weren't sure or you know, we hadn't been there in two or three years to see how they evolved. >> anything in the past few years that really surprised you? >> in our neighborhoods, places like station north which is an area that people abandoned years ago. it's very artsy and stuff like that. that was terrific. night life and that kind of thing, so, all kinds of little great places to live. >> evergreen has been a great place. >> i never had heard of it. >> i thought what else was really cute, when you break it down neighborhood by neighborhood, there's these little snippets of things overheard in the neighborhood. let's have dinner in my bolt or yours. so

with that, justine, do you want to start? >> thank you for having both of us. this is one of those times where i was lucky enough to hit on a terrific story and in author who was a pleasure to work with in a topic that just felt so right because this detainee issue is not going away unfortunately and we have someone with us who you have supervised over a thousand interrogations' and 300 yourself and was also wise enough to go out looking for better ways to do interrogations' and that was held this story came to be. it is a story of how in the nation's, a country not necessarily known for their should we say moderate interrogation techniques learned a new way of doing things through funding from the u.s. government and when matthew came to me about this story there was no resisting it and it was clearly also the cover and i have heard from matthew people are saying they've really learned a lot about how we might be able to do interrogation better and gain more information and most importantly what turned them away from radicalization over the long term and i thi

. >>> thanks, justin.xpected to be slow between route 29 toward the beltway as we take a peak at the roadways here in 95, they're going be wet. we have lots of rain out there, in baltimore city most of our problems coming in there, at st. paul street. reports of a crash, northbound mlk at franklin and another report at, drive times are slow around the area, 695 between 795 and 70 taking you 15 minutes to make that, white marsh boulevard, about 7 minutes and southbound on 895 between the split down to 295, this morning, one crash to let you know about 795 southbound at franklin boulevard, that's going to cause a major slow down toward the beltway. we will be right back with your morning news update next. >>> 7:27. here are the story, a violent week vend in the shooting death of a comcast worker in east baltimore. carlos m williams was in his company van around 6:00 yesterday morning, in the 19 u block when three people approached the van. at least one of them shot at williams several times. police believe t

it happened to teen star justin bieber's manager. he send a tweet saying he was on the way.d his manager scott brown to send a tweet saying the show was canceled for safety reasons. police say it took him two hours to do that and resulted in a stampede. he was arrested yesterday and charged with reckless endangerment. >>> when we come back, an update on whether and traffic from tony and julie. >> applying to college isn't like it used to be. here at george mason, they are now accepting video applications. i'm beth parker. we'll show you some of them coming up. >>> we're back now at 15 minutes until 6:00. minor flooding is still a problem in parts of minnesota but the trouble is over for one lucky dog. he clung for days to a log fleeting in the mississippi river. he was likely living on a small river island which disappeared recently as the river leveled went up. the humane society had tried to rescue him before the flooding bame too seere but when they got too close, they noticed a leach and figured he belongs to somebody but he is okay. tht is good. >> he had a collie face

. >>> only maryland's justin maxwell is member of the organization but won't start closer to home. he was demoted after hitting 102 this spring. riggleman is expected to announce he starting rotation today. zimmerman smacked his sixth home run here in the 1stinning against the braves. thionates win 9-5. >>> and, desmond won the starting shot. he is hitting 295 # 8 this spring and has been spectacular in the field. it is $8 million utility player. that's a quick look at the morning sports. have a great monday, everybody. >>> if you haven't added up how much you spend eating out, stay tuned for the next "living $mart" report at 5:35. >>> plus, some people are scrambling to find shelter after county officials declare a local high-rise uninhabitable. >>> metro will conduct a daytime emergency drill exercise starting in a few hours. >>> here's angie. >>> we are traveling 50 westbound. you want to watch for patchy fog across the bay bridge to the district. we will have more road conditions and the weather with lynnette charles when 9 news now returns. >>> president obama is on his way ho

carson's time i think it's really important to recognize that back in those days we were dumping of justinnsecticides but chemicals and they were interacting, there were synergisms. nobody could figure out what was affecting what. >> host: a quick question to the both of you. is our environment cleaner today than it was in 1962, paul driessen? >> guest: i would say absolutely yes. you look at the air quality, the water. you can measure things out there and detect them to the equivalent of one second in 32 years with modern detection technology. that wasn't the case back then. ddt actually does break down very rapidly in the environment not so much in the soil in the water and in the sunlight it breaks down into various other components. but the question becomes what level does something like that have an affect and what about all of the leal and other things in the environment? >> host: linda lear, same question. >> guest: same question. i feel we are in the much worse shape than we were when rachel brought them here in a charleston for example we are not able to dredge the ashley river ou

. >> justin, torture or what? >> i'm going for chip. >> chocolate chip in >> no, just chip, the name for the cookie. >> ok, the gingerbread man chip. oh, wow. >> he wants to be a chocolate chip cookie. >> i think there's an age limit on the contest, right? >> yeah. >> i can't read the handwriting. don't worry about it. >>> we got temperatures this morning still cold enough to get you into the mindset for cookies. 39 in baltimore. 37 easton. we're above freezing though. 40 at pax river. yes, with cloud cover, it's going to be slow progression on the thermometer today. we may go up a few more notches but we're fighting the battle for precipitation falling through the clouds, not reaching the ground in through western maryland and it will take through later this afternoon and evening to get this stuff to build into town. if you have plans to go outside today, especially mid to late afternoon you may want to take an umbrella just for the showers that will try to build in from south-to-north. there's the storm, looks i

janet jackson's top of -- at all when justin timber lake ripped the janet jackson's top off. they would hold cbs libel. the implemented delay at the grammy awards. -- that implemented the delay at the grammy awards. -- they implemented the delay at the grammy awards. the fact is, on page 72 of the appendix, cbs cites its own press release that the day after the super bowl, they would use a video delay. >> if you do not prevail on the apa argument, what is the point? >> this court was not convinced by our in france that -- by our inference that cbs had the ability for a delay. it is odd to say that a video delay system was not available seven days before. >> it is pretty much the norm, isn't it? >> i do not know. i do not know what cbs does now. it should be the norm. is something like this happens, i do not think there would have any defense. -- they would have any defense. as the court laid out, this applies to the violations. in another section, it does. their approach was to take the high road in this matter. they're wanted apply both to be and to be -- both to b and to d.

the manager for singer justin bieber turned himself in this afternoon.ll appearance got rowdy police told him to send out a tweet that the show was canceled. officers say that because brown waited too long to text, the riot got worse. >>> have you ever wanted to tell your boss, to hell with you. i quit. well, you may dream of doing that but new data indicates more american workers are just dreaming instead of acting on those desires. still, just because more workers are staying put these days that does not mean they are happy. >> ever since i started working, every single day of my life has been worse than the day before it. so that means that every single day that you see me that's the worst day of my life. >> u.s. job satisfaction is at the lowest in 20 years. nonetheless labor department figures show the number of people quitting their jobs is also near the lowest in a decade. >>> 13 million to 1, the odds of predicting every winner in the first two rounds of the ncaa basketball tournament and a teenager in chicago who has autism has pulled it off. ho

. >> and justin beber? >> you're not a fan?now who he is to be honest. >> if you were a 12-year-old girl you would know exactly who he is. if we were both 12 years old we'd be listening to everything. >> very popular. >> there he is. >> his manager turned himself in to police because back in november there was an incident where the police actually asked his manager to tweet them that a performance had been canceled and he didn't do it. essentially he was tweeting about the performance. it overran a shopping mall out in long island. it turned into a security situation. i don't know if you remember, tamron, last summer when he came out to the "today" show for the summer concert series. i've never seen so many people lining a plaza. he descended on this shopping mall that he was asked to tweet, it's canceled, over, stay away. he didn't do it so he is brought up on two misdemeanors. >>> we have some breaking news. i have to cut off our scoop here. we've been talking about some of these death threats and other violent actions direct

so with that, justin, do you want to go ahead? do it to ahead? >> thank you, peter, for having both of those. this is one of those times where i was lucky enough to hit on a terrific story, an author who was a pleasure to work with. and a topic that just felt so right because of this detainee issue is not going away, unfortunately. we have someone with us who you have, you have supervised over a thousand interrogations, done 300 yourself. was also wise enough to go out looking for better ways to do interrogations. and that was really how this story came to be. it is a sort have the indonesians, country not necessarily known for their, what do we say, moderate interrogation techniques, learned a new way of doing things that actually through funded through the u.s. government. and when matthew came about, came to me about this story, there was no resisting it. it is clearly also the cover. i have heard from matthew that people are saying that they really learned a lot about how we might be able to do interrogations better and actually gain more inf

. >> thank you, justin. we've had slow and heavy traffic all over the area today.. 895 and harford road moving slow. we take a look at uh, the maps, we have an earlier accident in ellicot city. 70 eastbound and columbia pike. fortunately it's been cleared. we have accidents in the milford mill area. rockdale. we have an accident in towson. overbrook, york road. essex and accident at eastern boulevard. you want to look out for that. injury accident on richie highway. more news on the way here on abc2. >>> thanks for joining us here's a look at local he'll we're following for you this morning. deep budget cuts could seriously affect public safety in baltimore city. the city needs to cut $121 million to get back in the black. and the mayor's proposal includes, listen to this, more than 600 layoffs. among these, almost 200 police officers and nearly 100 firefighters. the head of the city's police union says the mayor's proposed cuts go too far. at the next meeting, baltimore city council, we should learn more about the new revenue streams the mayor plans to use to rest

and joining us with justin florence.ow you were involved in this case. >> i was a co-author of an am eek us brief and it was about the history of stateand local regulation of guns going back throughout 200 years of american history. >> so based on that, let's get an idea as to what the chicago case is about and how that is different from what we dealt with here in d.c. >> so two years ago as you heard on the lead in that the legislation continued a right to bear arms but because the case involved the district of columbia which is a federal district and not a state or a city, it didn't have to consider whether that right applies to those types of governments. in this case is the first time the court will consider that. so it's not just whether the federal government or federal district can regulate guns but whether any state or city out there -- and the reality is most gun laws out across the country were enacted by states or cities. >> so often when we talk about gun issues we immediately think second amendment. you're s