we zoom back in to the picture and go live to kai on the phone. kai. kai, can you hear me? obviously we're not connected to kai at the moment. again, there's your baltimore ravens, super bowl champion ravens. quite the picture at the white house at the moment. i wish my eyes were better. i could pick out more team players or if they were wearing helmets and numbers it would help as well. we're all expecting that the -- there is ray. we're expecting the president to get a ravens jersey with the traditional number 1 on it. i'm a fan. i'm just stairing at the pick tures. it's got to be a big thrill to be there, especially for someone like ray who has been there twice. ray rice on the right-hand side of your picture. we're still trying to connect with kai jackson who is right there looking at all this. he's having trouble hearing me apparently. you see no movement behind them at the moment that the president would be making his appearance. we're all waiting for the signal. maybe ed reid could sing since he entertained us that way at the original post-super bowl party. nada ther

kai jackson has more on the big honor. hi, kai. >> hi, mary. it was a phenomenal day out here today. president obama congratulated the baltimore ranks on winning super bowl xlvii, here at the white house. it was a huge ceremony that generated lots of smiles from proud baltimoreans and marylanders. >> the super bowl xlvii champions, the baltimore ravens. >> reporter: the commander in chief welcomes the super bowl champ -- champs to the white house and welcomes them. president obama rolls out the red carpet in a ceremony in the south lawn of the mansion. >> and then in the super bowl, just looks like they had the momentum. the lights went out. for a half hour. but these ravens always pulled through. >> the president referenced key members of the team. highlighting joe flacco's leadership on the field. and the ravens win over the 49ers in super bowl xlvii. >> capped off one of the greatest post seasons ever by quarterback. more than 1100 passing yards, 11 touchdowns, no interceptions. i don't know about you, joe, but i would say that qualifies as

thanks, kai. we'll see you in a bit. >>> new at 4:30, we'll hear president obama praise the ravens for what they have accomplished off the field. that is coming up more with kai. >>> turning to other news today, at least one person is dead in philadelphia, after a four-story building collapses. 12 people are hurt. and workers are working to rescue others. >> crews worked frantically to rescue people in philadelphia. at least one person is dead. 13 others rescue. it took firefighters hours to reach some of the victims. >> the biggest challenge is getting people with tons of rubble on top of folks. getting them disentangle and extreicated. >> late wednesday morning, it collapsed onto an ajacent salvation army thrift store, trapping people inside. witnesses instantly became rescuers. >> we went over to the building. we said, can you hear us? can you hear us? and we tried to find the people. personally, i tried to pull out, too. >> reporter: he said he could feel the building coming down. >> you felt

i love you mary kay and i truly consider you one of my best friends.prayers. teresa. >> this has been a really difficult month, really difficult month. i'm so used to celebrating my birthday, i call it my birthday month. yeah. i would start with, you know, dinner dates with my girlfriends, taking the kids out for crepes and ice cream, just like last year, you know, this year's different. for the rest of my life, i don't ever want to celebrate my birthday again. i've told everyone that. because they were planning on something but i said, no, i don't want to. it's not that important anymore to me. it's just getting older. >>> coming up -- >> becky didn't have that spirit. she didn't take care of numero uno mentality. she had never leave a fallen comrade, even if it cost you your life, which it did. >> clarence butterfield has an emotional moment and mary kay concepcion writes to her deceased son. >> the last time i tucked you in and said good night, i never said good-bye to yesterday's long past. i would have marked the moments if i had known they were y

. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. >> a man doing maintenance work on the side of the chesapeake bay is hit in the head and knocked to a catwalk, several feet below him. the rescue operation is incredibly tricky. monique griego has the latest on the workers -- worker's condition and more on the dangerous work. >> reporter: for many people, just driving over the bay bridge can be a tense situation. so you can imagine, these workers are working in a pretty dangerous condition. and when an accident happens, it also takes a special team of firefighters. >> reporter: terrifying moments for a contractor, performing maintenance of the westbound span of the bay bridge. anne arundel fire says the 51- year-old was working on a suspension platform, 15 feet below the roadway, when he was hit by a paint can. the can knocked him off the street and onto the platform. however, initial reports had said the worker had fallen nearly two stories. >> when we arrived on location, we found that was not t

kai jackson is there live with more on today's celebration. kai? >> reporter: that's right, denise. president obama congratulated the baltimore ravens on winning super bowl xlvii. it was a huge ceremony on the south lawn of the white house. it and it was a ceremony in which there were all smiles from the baltimoreans and marylanders who attended. >> super bowl xlvii champions, the baltimore ravens. >> reporter: the commander in chief welcomes the super bowl champs to the white house and congratulates them. president obama rolled out the red carpet for the baltimore ravens in a ceremony on the south lawn of the executive mansion. >> and then in the super bowl, just when it looked like they had the momentum, the lights went out. for a half hour. but these ravens always pulled through. >> reporter: the president referenced key members of the team, highlighting joe flacco's leadership on the field. the ravens win over the san francisco 49ers in super bowl xlvii. >> capped off one of the greatest post seasons ever by quarterback. more than 1100 passing yards, 11 touchdowns. no intercepti

kai jackson report from the white house. >> good morning. the baltimore ravens are bask ig ing in their super bowl xlvi victory as president obama honors them. >> the commander in chief welcomes the super bowl champs to the white house. president obama rolled out the red carpet for the baltimore ravens in a ceremony on the south lawn. >> in the super bowl when it looked like they had the momentum the lights went out for a half hour. . >> did they call you for that? >> yeah. but these ravens always pull ed ed through. >> the president referenced key members of the team, highlighting joe flacco's leadership on the field in the ravens win over the 49ers. >> capped off to one of the greatest post seasons by a quarterback. more than 1,100 passing yards, 11 touchdowns, no interceptions. i don't know about you, joe, but i would say that qualifies as elite. >> general manager ozzie newsome and john harbaugh were move bid the president's words and hospitality. >> we want to thank you mr. president for hosting us here today. it's an unbelievable honor

so, thank you. >> thank you, kay lee. we're going to have comments towards the end, but people can point -- pose questions or make comments, but thank you. next speaker. >>> hi, my name is jen. i am a student here at george washington high school. i'm a junior. i also work for the beacon at presidio middle school nyca. yeah, i just wanted to mention that, and that funding for us is a really important and it helps people like me and other students who are here today get jobs and be able to work. >>> hello, my name is kevin chin and i am also a at george washington high ask and richmond village. i am in multiple programs in the beacon such as young workers leadership academy and the beacon leider ship team. in those programs i learnment, many activities ~ and i learn skills, skills that will obviously help me in the future, like learning to speak in public like i'm doing now. [laughter] >>> which is really hard. learning to speak in public, making presentations, conducting counsel. and i would like to thank you for funding

i'm kai jackson reporting from the white house, back to you. >> thank you. ravens begin their title defense in just two months as they kick off the preseason in tampa bay. >> we may be be seeing the beginning of one of the biggest scandals in history. dozens of major league baseball players, including some of the biggest stars in the game linked to performance-enhancing drugs. more on the allegations in the players who may be involved. mark? >> reporter: it's part of a baseball investigation that started in january. now the man who allegedly supplied to performance-enhancing drugs is willing to cooperate with investigators. >> reporter: anthony bosher in the miami clinic called biogenesis. before it folded, the clinic offered what it called anti- aging services. cbs news learned that he has an agreement with major league baseball to be interviewed under oath about allegations his clinic supplied performance-enhancing drugs to some of baseball's biggest stars. a baseball executive tells cbs, partial name up to 25 players, including yankees star alex -- alex r

i'm kai jackson, i'll have that story coming up. >> sharon gibala here with wjz traffic control. a couple of new problems for your morning commute. we will let you know if congestion is one of them. that's after the break. now to marty. >> top shot is a hit on the history channel. now it's back with their al star version. baltimore's own adam benson is part of it. he joins us on cough with. one of the steadiest hands in america lives in our backyard. stay tuned, stay tuned, it's,,,,,,,,,, it's like lightning in a snowball. it's like an iceberg volcano. it's like a hot chocolate coolatta! i just read the cup. hot chocolate goes chill with the dunkin' donuts hot chocolate coolatta. hurry in and cool off today. to the juicy part yet. i have. it's tender, too. yeah? so he texts back, "spring break '05," like that narrows it down. everyone's talking about dunkin's new juicy chicken sandwich. grab one with barbecue or bacon and ranch today. >>> it continues to be one gorgeous get up and go. it's now 6:30. sharon has the latest on traffic for you right after marty's first warning weathe

the kay bailey hutchison spousal i.r.a. . the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 22 9, a bill to rename section 219-crrks c of the interble revenue code of 1986 as the kay bailey hutchison spousal i.r.a. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from texas, mr. johnson, and the gentleman from texas, mr. doggett, each will troll 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. johnson: i ask unanimous consent a thall members have five legislate i days to revise and extend their remarks and to include ex-trainus material on the subject of the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. johnson: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. johnson: we are considering legislation to rename the spousal i.r.a. the kay bailey hutchison spousal i.r.a. i want to thank my colleagues from both sides of the aisle for co-sponsoring these bills. mr. speaker, a fellow texan a

kay is housed in timpanogos star-2.t door with the star-137 >> i never actually contributed as far as in the making of it, but, yeah, i was using. i love him. there was nothing i would have ever done to hurt him in any way. so, yeah, i mean, if he was going to go down, i was going down with him. >> she could have decided, well, this guy is a no-good guy, and left me. it means a lot to me that she still cares. you know, she's still there. >> although they live just 100 feet apart, kay and scott are not allowed to visit each other. the few moments a week she passes by in sight of the men's yard is the extent of their contact. >> there's times i wish i could just sit down and talk to him or give him a hug or whatever. but i feel lucky, i do. i'm lucky that i just get to see him and have him right there. >> just a little glimpse makes my day. you know, it's right there on my wrist, my watch. when it comes that time, i'm there. >> with their parole hearings coming up, both scott and kay hope to be out of prison within a year

got to go to john. >> my man kay would look better than that.ould have a sports channel at least! >> brenda: we're paying for it. >> nothing worse than nonrhythmic people dancing except for when taxpayers pay for it. the e.p.a. is an abomination in this country. they have stalled politically the fracking regulations. they used as a weapon. they are a waste of the taxpayers money. this shows how bad they are a waste of money. >> brenda: meredith? >> i compare it to corporate america where there is zero fun in corporate america. you have nothing like this. corporation are cutting back on the meal they serve at the invesor presentations. >> no! >> box lunch or whatnot. there is no boondoggle, nothing. the fact it's going on in the government is a thumb to the nose of corporate america that's gotp more productive post credit crisis. >> brenda: but didn't this work? they found this out. >> this worked. inspeckor general. they found it. contractor, people we hire. they fired them? there is amazing example of waste in the government. this one case, may

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back to you. >> thank you kai. maryland department of the environment is assisting in the investigation. >>> family of a young man beaten senseless at an orioles game talked about his struggle to recover he was on a date when he was heckled for wearing his yankees hat at camden yards. jessica car talia has the latest on the attack. >> reporter: cell phone video captured moments after 25-year- old matt is brutally attacked at a nationals orioles game. michael bell and michael fleischmann are accused with throwing a punch, leaving him unconscious, cracking his skull. now his family is speaking out for the first time. >> when matt had to get on to emergency brain surgery may 31st, he had complications from his injury, more than 30 people drove down from hagerstown to be in the waiting room and wait with my family throughout the surgery. >> reporter: after two weeks in critical condition, in a photo from his graduation, has been moved to a facility to learn how to talk. >> he is into rehabilitation. >> reporter: he was

i am katty kay. the u.s. wants to have this man extra david patton the -- once you have this man extradited. starts in thetion trayvon martin trial. and 11 generations. why now? >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and elsewhere around the globe. said he was just helping when he leaked secret information. he has allegedly checked out of the hotel he had fled to in china. they want him extradited and prosecuted for those leaks. the 29-year-owden, old whistleblower, revealing information about the national security agency, the n.s.a. >> it collects information in the system and analyzes them and measures them in stores them for periods of time because that is the easiest, most efficient, and valuable way to achieve these ends. >> the british publication "the guardian" secured the interview. snooping on private conversations and email. they have been running a secret data trawling program, allowing them to gather data from u.s. internet companies. some of it is passed to britain. they interc

>>> i'm kai jackson. >> i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking t . >> homicide detectives are now on the scene of colorado's worst wild fire. weather is being ruled out as the cause of this deadly fire. some evacuations orders were lifted. >> crews are searching for hot spots the make sure the most destructive wild fire in colorado history don't roar back to life. >> walking properties, putting out stumps, little brush fires. >> rain has helped firefighters get the upper hand on the massive blaze that killed two people and burned nearly 500 homes. darrell fort returned to his house to find out he lost everything. >> i couldn't believe it. i didn't want to lose it. >> fire officials have ruled out weather as a possible cause. they're investigating whether an arsonist may have set the fire. >> this is a crime scene until proven other wise. >> as crews returned from the fire lines of residents crowded the streets to show their appreciation. the wild fire may have destroyed hundreds of homes but thousands of others were

. >> ifill: special correspondent kira kay reports from myanmar, on the violent clashes between muslims and buddhists that have displaced more than 100,000 people. >> brown: and we close with a different look at afghanistan, through an ancient oral tradition kept alive in two-line poems. teletrade. the women have done this for centuries, they reflect that are >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> by bp. >> and by at&t. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, working to solve social and environmental problems at home and around the world. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: it could be a breakthrough moment in the longest conflict in american history. u.s. and afghan peace negotiators are going to sit down with the militants who've been

and both indexes well into the positive there, up 2%, both indexes, 13,289 for the neck kay, 1,110 for the topix. let me remind viewers both ended mixed yesterday, very noncommittal trading day, not surprising, given that the focus is on what transpires later today in the u.s., the fomc meeting and the biggest focus for market players is when and how the fed may taper off its bond-buying program. that's a big focus, of course. and judging by the triple-digit gains we have seen from the dow jones industrial average and triple digit gains we see for the in this case kay, the market seems to be saying that the fed will not taper soon, and will continue this $85 billion worth a month of its bond purchases and will also be checking data throughout the summer. so that's one thing that the market players will be looking out. so many investors really expect the nikkei, as well as other indexes here and the dollar pairs to trade within a tight range. we'll keep track of all of those, of course. >> and speaking of which, ramin, we have seen the dollar gaining ahead of the fomc later today. where

i am katty kay. there are strict conditions for this progress. >> we do not anticipate this process will be easier quick but we must pursue it. >> smiles for the camera but division offstage stage as russia refuses to sign any that president assad should leave syria. 175 the brothers, nearly years ago, they change the way we capture the world. one image at a time.

. >> reporter: well, kai, tonight the 25-year-old is struggling to recover. the two suspects behind bars facing multiple assault charges. >> cell phone video captured moments after 25-year-old matt fortese is brutally attacked at a nationals/orioles game, heckled for wearing a yankees cap at camden yards. michael bell and gregory sliceman are charged with throwing a punch that sent fortese falling several feet, cracking his skull. now fortese's family is speaking out for the first time. >> when matt had to go into emergency brain surgery on may 31st due to complications from his injuries more than 30 people drove down from hagerstown to be in the waiting room and wait with my family throughout this surge are ri -- surgery. >> after 2 weeks in critical condition he's been moved to a facility to learn how to talk again. >> he's out of that acute phase and now into the rehab phase. >> fortese was on his second day with taylor queen when the fight broke out. >> witnesses say the suspects who had been heckling fans through out the game continued to yell and spit a

that doesn't make sense to me, kai. i'm going to have to try it. >> again, reporter involvement. >> reporter involvement, definitely. we're both sort of like -- eh... >> yeah, like them separately. i don't like all of play food playing with each other like that. >> separate plates, please. >>> a worker is seriously injured while performing maintenance on the bay bridge. i'm monique ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> coming up now -- eyewitness news. accident on the bridge. why the operation is so complicated. >>> one week later. i'm mike hellgren. i'll tell you where the investigation stands now and the rosedale explosion. >>> a yankees fan, sucker punched at an orioles game remains in critical condition. how local businesses are coming together to help. that story is next. >>> incredible spring evening. stick around for the updated forecast. >>> wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. >>> high drama. a worker hurt on the bay bridge. >> the careful rescue operation to get him to safety. >> hello, everyone. i'm vic carter. >> and i'

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next speaker, please >> my name is kay walker i'm a member of po b prior vice president of the 10 to one retirees etc. i'm going to pick up where sharon left off. i'm not supportive of even though i'm in po b. i totally appreciate the fund and the fiscal responsibility but the thing is there's one other element this won't be fully funded until 20043. that's a long time. you know, and actually, i would like to see the mechanisms that the act require put out there before i would support anything. we do that in labor we don't just look at the written word we have charts and figures. i think this is lacking the background is lacking. and also in terms of the language and that's on page 6 and it gives so much upon recognition of the cities accuracy and i'm not of time; is that correct? >> you have about 30 seconds. is city and county like sharon said we don't know who's going to be on board >> thank you. next speaker, please >> good afternoon jim lazarus also representing our partners at the aligns for jobs. we think labor and for they're positive comments this afternoon. this goes to wha

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katty kay with us at the table as well. welcome.ng on in the world, nothing to worry about. i tell you what, emerging markets, brazil looking great. bernanke's quantitative easing. everything's easy. >> that's right, there's nothing to do at the moment. >> so let's talk about bernanke's decision last week. obviously the markets here reacted negatively the first day or so. what challenge, does that present to you, does that present to the world economy? >> it shows a lot volatility. it goes back to may 22 when he started talking about the tapering. i believe that this, you know, unconventional monetary policies that have been the policy of most central banks lately will have to gradually, over time, with appropriate communication, transition to more normal monetary policies over time. clearly what happened, it was, you know, an announcement that took the markets by surprise and that was probably not as sufficiently grounded with information for them to feel there was certainty. but there is -- there has been some correction. clearly

blog or back to our big picture of politics panel joining me tonight kelsey osterman kay steiger and neil mccabe let's get back to it the obama administration announced monday that they will comply with a new york judge's order to allow girls of any age to buy emergency contraception without a prescription this decision ends a long fight between the obama administration which would argue that age limits for the morning after pill were common sense and women's rights groups who were insisting that the drug should be is freely available as aspirin so this is the right choice by the obama administration to abide by the judge's ruling and girls of all ages have access to emergency contraception finally. yeah i mean that and i let me let me not overstate this because there are still a lot of barriers for full access to emergency contraception you know judge harmon still has to approve the. ministrations plan and the administration said they would only drop the appeal if the corpsman approved the plan but in there are still this only concerns the name brand version and the generic is still

we have a problem with this as conservatives and that's because and i think it's interesting that kay called said that women need to have access to contraception if they need it and you look at this and you think these are children these are not full grown women who should be you know exposing themselves to these these sort of should be like what if they're capable of becoming pregnant when they are well. biologically you're also allowing women. if they're under sixteen years old in every state if they have sex then statutory rape has happened and you're allowing a way for the men who perpetrated this to get away as you're suggesting the only way to bust the men is to force the women to become pregnant yet i mean don't like don't ignore the fact that this is an out for them and it's how is it well every single case where they have every situation is a. right no not necessarily if it's if it's all girls or a lot of fourteen year old boy that's not rape well i guess in that case it would be were but it's a but there's certainly a guy or a couple of fifteen year olds or a couple of sixte

kay lay la tausche has a early look at the headlines. >>> experts believe that the central bank will keep social security options open on whether to start scaling back the economic stimulus programs. facebook plans to roll out a new product tomorrow. they say it's a video peach for instagram. they will range between five and ten seconds. and somma air is going to add an xl section. they were the first to charge people on their weight. >>> after defying, jeep will recall jeeps that could rupture in a area-end collision. >>> 18 majors from across the country sent a letter to congress to limit the foodstamps use for sugary drinks. >>> the other williams sister pulls out, and rihanna peats back a fan on stage. >>> and atlanta is one step closer to one of the most complex stadiums. >>> let's get the latest in sports to a world cup call if iing game last night. its was enough for the u.s. to edge honduras 1-0. >>> in ten nice, venus williams have withdrawn because of lingering back issues. >>> aaron hernandez's home was serged yesterday because of the death of a man that was associated wit

. >>> hi everybody, i'm mary bubala, i'm kai jackson. here's what's people are talking about. >> tropical storm andrea is bearing down on florida with 60 miles per hour winds and landfall is expected soon. rip tides from the storm are sparking water rescues all along the gulf shore. vehicles and trees are being tossed about and water is quickly rising and you're looking live right now at, okay, we are going to look at clear water florida in a little bit, but for right now, wjz has first warning weather coverage of tropical storm andrea. meteorologist tim williams is tracking this storm and the updated path on its potential impact on maryland. tim. >>> well, mary, you know this storm is of course the first named storm of the year. let's go to it and give you an idea. our satellite imagery shows this is 55 miles south, southwest of cedar key florida, and it's being pulled up and across the east coast. right on up the the coastline. as of the 2:00 update, it is a tropical storm, winds at 60 miles per hour sustained. the movement is to the n

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