we begin with breaking news in kent county. emergency crews are investigating a bomb threat at kent county middle school. the threat has forced the evacuation of every school in the county. rob roblin is live at the scene. what more can you tell us? >> we got word from state police that kent county middle school, right behind me, has been cleared. they found no bombs whatsoever. and note was found at 7:55 this morning. all the schools in kent county, a total of seven schools -- actually, it was found at 7:55, and the vast majority of the students were not here at the time. they were turned away and went back home, basically. very little evacuation and all the teachers were taken out. all the schools are being investigated. they have a bomb sniffing dogs inside as we speak right now. with me is greg shipley from the maryland state police break at this school has been cleared any more schools been cleared so far? >> rob, there has been one other school clear. two schools out of the seven have been cleared. we are courting law enf

kent county, don harrison. >> kent county middle school is equipped with surveillance camera. and if you have information call them at 410-758-1101. >>> the national weather service confirms at least two large tornadoes touched down in the dallas-fort worth area this afternoon. several other twisters were reported and some have seen some pretty serious damage. in dallas tractor-trailers were tossed around like toy trucks as the storms moved through. the national weather service has issued a tornado emergency for different parts of the state. abc2news.com is your source for everything that happens in tornado alley. there were storms all over the country. many of them stream live video so you can see them as they race to get closer. they could get to some of the most violent storms. just head to our website and click on tornado alley. the link is at the very top of the page. >>> new developments about the suspect in that deadly shooting at a california university. there are reports he was suffering deep financial problems. we learned that his mother and brother had died in the l

when two teachers found a note on the door of the kent county school. >> officials were coming into the school and found a note that said there was a bomb at this kent county school and the other six schools that would detonate today. obviously, something that had to be taken very seriously. school officials immediately evacuated the high schools students who were already in the school. they evacuated and canceled the other schools in kent county. >> police units are brought in across the state. because of the early hour, most students were not there yet. >> i heard one of the teachers saying there was a bomb threat. everyone was at the back of the track, like the whole school. >> you did not even make it inside the school. baker argued before? >> yes, they caught us before we went inside. >> because the bomb threat was for all of the schools in kent county, bomb detection? would have to be brought in from across the state. -- bomb detection dogs would have to be brought in from across the state. because of the time constraints, schools had to be closed. >> our superintendent felt it wa

we're on kent island in kept county.e can see a very large dark column here all the way from the anne arundel county area, by anne arundel county. we came down to the scene and found -- a fairly large grass fire burning some new and old growth, right here the -- water way that goes up into the area. now there are no fire officials on the scene, it looks like the property owner is in the area. we're not aware that it is causing any problems to any nearby buildings at this point because it is burning towards the water. these things are fairly regular on the eastern shore. but at this point it is not clear whether it is a controlled burn or an incidental fire. we'll monitor the station and keep you posted. >> all right captain mike thank you. >>> and new details coming out today about a deadly shooting at a christian university in california. police say the accused gunman is a former nursing student angry at being taken out of the school. more from oakland. >> reporter: police use a robot with sonar to find the gun used in

you know, we resent -- you'll see that especially around may 4th, 1970 in the aftermath of kent state. and i always like to remind students that governor james rhodes, his popularity increased after kent state, and had -- he had entered a very bitter primary election for the senate against robert taft, our current governor's father. and most pollsters believed that if the election had taken place another week later, a little bit more time for the news at kent state to sink in, governor rhodes would have won the senate. so -- and that's especially true in central and southern ohio. so you have a -- you know, we talk about america divided, ohio was divided. it's cuyahoga county against just about every other part of the state. >> hi, ken. who would you say was controlling the distribution of drugs mid -- that sub channel -- not the users, the distribution. who was controlling that mid '60s, did it change late '60s, early '70s. and i know they weren't part of campus activity, but when does the mafia -- and the growth in the '60s and '70s -- did you see any connections there early? >> wel

we had a -- some field fires on kent island yesterday but usually a little rain but with are not going to get it. a high of 72 degrees. ron matz joins us. how are you -- >> -- you -- >> -- not -- >> -- you -- >> -pal -- >> -- squash wives, we are talking squash this morning. also talking a little wine, too. we got abby and lisa here when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> my name is parseen, good morning, wjz. >> all right, good morning. it is 49 degrees right now and i have got the radar kicked down on kind of a wide scan, in a moment you will see a chance of morning showers, otherwise partly sunny. i got to be honest with you, there is no moisture of any significance at all. there is a multi hour drive to get to where there is any rain. frankly if there is a weather issue -- we had a lot over fun with weather and spring -- but if there is any weather issue we are bone dry. yesterday they had brush fires yes. they had very little rain in the area and that is something with are really going to have to start to pay attention as we are really moving into deep

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. >>> here's the latest from kent county where it's all clear. it's not clear who left the bomb threat. there's a handwritten note left on the side door of kent cowed middle school saying bombs will explode at seven public schools in the county today. that prompted state police to evacuate all 2100 students. nine bomb sniffing dogs went inside the public schools, went inside the public education building. no bombs were found but students were shaken up by this. >> it's kind of nerve-wracking. i agree. just staying calm is the best thing. >> i think it's really too bad. i hope it isn't true. if they're looking for attention, they need to find some other way to do it. >> one bomb sniffing dog had to be flown in from cumberland. schools will be opened as scheduled tomorrow. >>> here's developing story out of baltimore city where police need your help finding those involved in the beating and robbery of a man that was caught on tape. we'll watch this closely. >> this was shot on a cell ten and shows the first victim having his pocket picked and then

a note taped to the door warning of explosives in each school in kent county. more from chestertown with more on what police found. >> reporter: that note that is throughout the county was found right outside this school taped to a door. and police say it was a simple note written on paper just like this one. but the words were explosive. saying that every school in the system would be blown up. police call it one of, if not the biggest bomb threat to ever target maryland schools, a single handwritten note sending the parents across kent county into a panic. >> earlier the teachers found a note on the side of the door, saying that there was a bomb not only in that school but in the other kent county schools, that would go off today. >> reporter: around 8:00 this morning, the 7 public schools and three private schools in the county were all evacuated, as bomb detection k-9 teams looked through each one. >> i was standing out in the freezing cold, and we had to stay out there for a long time -- >> as soon as we got off the bus we had to go to the track and go all

. >> it was a handwritten notes, a threat to the safety of all seven of the kent county schools. >> it was early this morning outside a kent county school when two teachers discovered a note that said there were bombs in every school in the county. >> it was found just before 8:00 a.m. this morning by school officials as they were coming into the school. it was obviously something that had to be taken very seriously. school officials immediately evacuated the high school students already in school. they turned away mittal " -- middle school students are writing and closed schools in the county for the day. about 2100 students for the county. >> police from across the state were brought in because of the number of schools mentioned in the note. bob detection? had to be brought in as far away as ocean city -- bomb detection dogs had to be brought in as far away as ocean city. >> we are clearing the schools as quickly as possible. >> all day long, police searched all the schools in the county. for students and parents, it was a frightening experience. >> a little scary. really, i did not

-- cecil county and kent county as we go in to tomorrow morning.is the fog affecting anything? >>> we are seeing fog on the traffic cameras, especially for folks traveling across the bay bridge. a live shot in am mo. a good start, no early delays or back ups. 695 is clear as we get a live look on the south side. live look of u.s. 50, st. margarets, patchy fog for you. traffic flow is good for you crossing the bay bridge and maneuvering through annapolis. back over to charlie. >>> shelling and bombs continue blasting syria. activists saying the government captured a key player in efforts to get their message heard. >>> ahead at 5:00, a toddler rescued. how firefighters saved this little boy after the entire incident is caught on camera. you are watching what is new in maryland. a live picture of los angeles, it is 4:53, we'll be right back. >>> when veterans return from service it can be up to three times more difficult for them to find a job. in group is trying to help with that, especially when it comes to female veterans. f-7 group helps female v

60s baltimore, dc, easton, pax river, solomon's island and ocean city, columbia 72, 67 annapolis and kentand, rock hall 66, bellaire and westminster both at 66. so again this action just kind of meanders down to the south, warm front cold front sits out to the west that is going to take us back to slightly above normal as we move toward oning opening day and we will have that. >>> today 75 is the high. 42 degrees tonight. normal is 39. tomorrow we will say 64 degrees, partly sunny, a tad bit breezy and really darn good weather coming up. a look at the five-day- forecast here shortly. >> baseball season will soon be here and we want to see your favorite memories. e-mail your memories to us at cbs.com. >> that will soon be part of a big slide show. >> yeah. >> -- still to come on wjz's eyewitness news at noon another reason to eat a second helping of vegetables, why researchers say they could keep you alive. say they could keep you alive. >> we are always,,,, [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical

. >> reporter: anita kent griffin says she is grateful for the help, for her children and herself. >> it helps me when i run out of food at home i know i can always come here. i pray to god today that they do not shut her down. >> reporter: kent griffin is just one of about 100 families the pantry serves each week. >> it is wonderful to know that you can help people that really need the help, that you can make a difference in their life. >> you sleep much better at night, don't you? >> yes, much better. >> reporter: although she told me about her passion for volunteering at the food bank, she says her friends really don't know about it. well today, her secret is out. a lovely girl. 16-year-old, helps out with one part of the rainbow community development center. but, like the colors of the rainbow, there are other layers to this nonprofit organization, such as they offer literacy skills and provide job readiness training. for more information on the rainbow community development center, go to my website j.c. hayward.com. >>> coming up next, howard has the forecast. >> reporter: j.c. h

and 61 at patuxent river and around the immediate metro area 61 in kent island on kent island and 61napolis. 59 westminster and 57 in bel air. the south wind is coming in uniformally across the state. it will continue to bring temperatures up. we will hope not to see much sun today. because with the moisture in the atmosphere the sun comes through and that's going to be thetrigger for thunderstorms -- that's going to be the trigger for thunderstorms. that will be the spark we need with the ammunition really all the moisture to spawn thunderstorms through the afternoon we don't want to see the sun but warmer air will be welcomed. this system moves out and this is forecast for try. cooler air moving in. and we will see some sunshine. temperatures tomorrow take a hit and we will be in the 60s but it will be a clear day a. very nice day and he joy tomorrow. it -- enjoy tomorrow. it will be the best of the next three days. another chance of rain saturday into sunday and that's making for a damp weekend. next high tide is 11:18 tonight. 68 degrees today. we are going with that and overnigh

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. >> a handwritten bomb threat forced school officials to shut down all kent county public schools today. investigators evacuated the schools after to teachers at a middle school found a note around 8:00 this morning. it said that bombs had been placed at seven of the county schools, prompting officials to call in bomb sniffing dogs to search the building. >> school officials immediately evacuated the high school students who were already in school, turned away the middle school students who were arriving at this facility, and called all the elementary schools, canceling schools here in kent county for the day. it could have been a prank, but it could have been real, and we have to approach these things as if they were real and respond accordingly. >> no one was injured. police did not currently have any suspects in connection with the threat. >> life without parole was a sentence handed down today for the brutal sexual assault and stabbing death of 15-year-old jason madison in 2009. jayne miller has the details. but short of the death penalty, the sentence dante parish handed today was

it said there was a bomb inside kent middle and all other county schools set to detonate today. more than 2500 students were evacuated while the bomb squad checked all schools. no explosive devices were found. police are still looking for the person behind the hoax. classes will resume tomorrow. >>> anne arundel county police say they have caught the man who is spying on women at this restaurant. police say michael villa took pictures of women using the bathroom at that time richy highway restaurant. he was arrested after workers recognized him going into the bathroom. he is a registered sex offender. >>> anne arundel county's leadership is more in question now more than ever. a top police commander is calling on federal investigators to look into the abuse of power allegations against county executive john leopold. derek valcourt has more. >> reporter: just weeks after two anne arundel county police unions ash vote of no confidence and indicted county executive john leopold and police chief john teare the department's second in command speaks publicly. >> i believe those votes

whit marsh getting in on the heavier rain and all this is sliding over towards betterton into kent county as of this morning and that will continue as we go through the afternoon off and on. temperatures this morning, are on mild side. so make sure you grab the rain gear and maybe a light jacket as you head out and about. now a check of the traffic now with bill. good morning. >>> on the roadways we are seeing some wet weather but everybody is taking their time. no problems on the roads. southbound coming out of hardford county through white marsh boulevard. just building traffic pretty normal down through the tunnels looking good around the northeast side from bel air road over to the 83 area. looking good. we are seeing some slowing along 83 around warren road through providence road. just because of the rain and heavy building traffic at this point. as you hit the 83 run through the jfx no real problems, the construction not causing any delays at this time. on 795 and 70 all looking good at this point. just a little building as you approach the beltway and 95 to baltimore looking good.

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investigators are trying to figure out right now who posted a handwritten note at kent county middle school. it claimed bombs would explode at all public schools in the county. state police right now have evacuated the schools as well as the board of education. no bombs were found. >>> new this morning, the new york daily news right now reporting that the woman who claims that she won the megamillions lottery, the woman from maryland last week in our state will be holding a press conference happening today. melinda wilson says she's a single mother of seven. she says she has that winning ticket, but we haven't seen it yet. her attorney plans to join her today. it's unclear when today or where that press conference will be held, but we are working the phones and will let you know. >>> a new report says bmi measurements may not be the best way to determine obesity. >> so what is does and what it could mean? does it mean we are fatter than we originally thought? we have new information about obesity in the united states. >>> oh, my god! this is terrible. >> some incredible images of a d

and kent island.inds out of the west sustained around 10 miles per hour, right around that for much of the area, at bwi marshall. a bit of a northwest wind toward easton. and a light breeze around much of the region, bringing in very dry air. hardly any clouds out there. much fewer cloud cover -- or much less cloud cover, i should say, than yesterday, around this time. so we have no real problems with the sun heating us up. nothing is blocking it out. with the wind chipping to the west and southwest, going to start tapping into warmer air that is going to be out ahead of a front. it's really not going to mean too much to us. we have warm air moving into the region that's going to be here. starting tomorrow, we'll be in the 70s. we'll be in the 80s next few days. close to 90 degrees. and we will have with that shift, warm air. dew points going up. moisture levels going up. so could be a chance of a shower tomorrow afternoon. and maybe another chance toward middle of the week. not a lot associated with

investigators are trying to figure out who posted a handwritten note at kent county middle school. it claims that bombs would explode at all public schools in the state. schools were evacuated in that area as well as the board of education after thorough searches, wooer a he told no bombs were found. >>> the university of maryland college park is hosting a community forum tonight talking about the aftermath of the death of trayvon martin. students, faculty and the public are all invited to take part in that discussion. it's being called "trayvon, tragedies and traumas of everyday." topics to be discussed, racial profiling, gun laws and black masculinity. there will then be a candlelight vigil at 8:00 at the cultural center on campus. >>> baltimore police commissioner fred bealefeld speaking today about the extent of child abuse and neglect here in our state. he will also discuss a new report that shows 13,000 children in our state suffered abuse or neglect in 2010. bealefeld strongly supports voluntary home visiting services to help new parents cope with the stresses of raising a y

i said, where is kent state? and the country exploded. i didn't even know where it was. it was a small school. as a consequence of that, i think nixon went down and bud kroge tells the story in his book. he got up one morning. he was tremendously concerned about that. he went down to the lincoln memorial, met with the kids, tried to establish some sort of communion with them. it was an extremely dramatic moment in the nixon presidency. it was at that point he decided we could only be in for 60 days and then he pulled out. >> and the troops did come out of cambodia. >> after that, the american casualties in vietnam spiked up during the cambodian incursion. but after that, they dropped by half. >> it was a period of incredible turmoil. kissinger in his memoir says raise this right now, that you did not work on foreign policy speeches after that. is that true? >> kissinger said that? >> yeah. >> i don't think on major -- i don't know that he had -- i don't recall. >> i just wondered whether there was a -- because the speech itself was nixon with the bark off as he liked to

. >>> coming up on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00, police in riot gear on cent state university -- kent state university, why thousands became unruly and an election shake up in france. a blow for the current president and powerful dust storms hit china, what was fueling the storm that sent people ducking for cover. >>> scary scene new york city after a crash. three cars collide, sending one flipping on to the sidewalk. so far no charges have been filed against the driver that caused the accident. >>> three doesn't people were arrested at kent state university after a fight broke out. police were called in to clear out the clouds last night. they used pepper balls to disperse 3,000 students. police say students were hitting one another with alcohol bottles and throwing beer at police officer. >>> officials are working to explain an unusual site and sound above the sierra today. the national weather service say a explosion in the sky this morning was caused by the meteor shower that can produce fire balls and sonic booms when meteors enter the atmosphere. residents say they are not convi

. >> my name is kent romney. >> meredith romney. >> reporter: this is the home of the romneys of mexico mitt and i share the same great grandfather. miles park. >> he's a second cousin. >> reporter: there are about 40 members of the romney family here. most of them seem to be successful farmers and business people. they are part of the 500 mormons in this tiny town. where a gleaming mormon temple was bit not long ago by the mormon church. and where mormons and non-mormons alike go to school. >> you love this country? >> i do. >> this is your home? >> it's my home. >> reporter: kelly, kent, and mitt romney's great grandfather miles park romney is buried here in this cemetery where he moved with his family. >> he moved here and he basically started this family tree that exists to this day. >> yes. >> reporter: many of the mormons who came here in the 19th century arrived to escape religious persecution in the united states. many of the men came with multiple wives. while there was concern about persecution, there was also concern about prosecution. there was no such concern in mexico. eve

>> it's my home. >> reporter: kelly, kent, and mitt romney's great grandfather, miles park romney, is buried here in this cemetery where he moved with his family in 1885. >> he moved here and he basically started this family tree that exists to this day. >> yes. >> reporter: many of the mormons who came here in the 19th century arrived to escape religious persecution in the united states. but many of the men came with multiple wives. so while there was concern about persecution, there was also concern about prosecution. there was no such concern in mexico. even though the church of jesus christ of latter day saints, also known as the lds church got rid of polygamy in 1890, mexico at that time remained a polygamy haven. my question for you is, is there any polygamy still here? >> no. no polygamy in this area. >> reporter: mitt romney does mention his family connection to this place on some occasion. >> i'm not anti-immigrant. my father was born in mexico. >> reporter: but romney leaves out a lot. either preferring not to talk about it or not knowing about parts of it. for example, romn

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dc, annapolis and kent island. 46 rock hall. 43 westminster, 45 bel air. here is the dome. here comes the warm front moving our way. wednesday and beyond, talk about how close to 90 we are going to be. 66 today. morning sun, gives way to clouds, couple of showers or thunderstorms tonight. 66 and 55 today and nighttime temperatures. 74 tomorrow, mostly cloudy, couple of thunderstorms, nothing severe. 77 wednesday. three shy of 90, thursday, friday and saturday. >>> about to make your run, here is sharon gibala at traffic control. >> good morning. not as good as the morning forecast, but we have one issue to talk about, that's there on u.s. 40 eastbound, it's been there since midnight, blocking all lanes of u.s. 40, take 70 or frederick instead. speeds looking good, 59 the top and west side, 70 looking good at 29 if you are taking that instead of 40. east side, looks like you will need your shades there at quarantine road. traffic is running smoothly. this is brought by your toyota dealer. visit toyota and test drive the reinvented 2012 camry. it's ready, are you? now time fo

. >>> senate budget committee chairman kent conrad holds a news conference to preview the committee's fiscal year 2013 budget resolution markup. that news conference here on c-span3 live at 2:45 eastern. until then, from this morning's "washington journal," a discussion on investigations at spending at the gsa. the general services administration.rday >>> dennis of the federal work . force, yesterday's gsa hearing, the first of four this week. another one today and then two senate committee it's take it up on wednesday and thursday. >> yes. >> did we learn anything new? >> yes. >> two senate committees take it up on wednesday and thursday? did we learn anything new yesterday? >> well, not so much did we learn anything new, but i think we are raising the awareness of what's going on in government right now is indicative of why congress has a 9% approval rating. these agencies who spend the taxpayer dollars are doing so in such a fashion that i think we're discovering has some sense of recklessness to it. yesterday's hearing confirmed that. the agency director who stepped down, was very

later budget with senator kent conrad.ill begin up a markup based on the simpson-bowles recommendation. "squawk box" will be coming right back. [ wind howling ] [ technician ] are you busy? management just sent over these new technical manuals. they need you to translate them into portuguese. by tomorrow. [ male announcer ] ducati knows it's better for xerox to manage their global publications. so they can focus on building amazing bikes. with xerox, you're ready for real business. >>> warren buffett disclosing a cancer diagnosis. we'll talking to a torque with experience of this kind of cancer. >> inside earning central from tech names to big banks. major companies reporting this week. we'll look at reports from bank of america, stanley morgan and more. >> chris matthews will join us to talk politics, the economy and his new biography of john f. kennedy. the third hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc first in business worldwide. i'm joe kernen along with kick kick and andrew

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call it 51 annapolis and kent island, 45 rock hall, 39 bellaire, 42 westminster, 46 columbia, through the day we will continue to see clouds and showers training northwest to southeast but south of the area you may see a couple of passing fair weather clouds, biggest result is a little bit of a breeze comes in. behind that low as it moves offshore tonight. >>> this day 62, very pleasant. yesterday 75 and 76 the airport and downtown. mainly clear. 36 degrees overnight tomorrow, beautiful weather for opening day. sunny pleasant, there is that 62 degree high. on saturday 65. easter sunday beautiful, almost 70 with sun, monday partly sunny, 65, mostly cloudy tuesday and 60. don, take it away. >> thank you very much. how is the rush running right now? here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> hi, don, well is is that hour that things are starting to slow a bit especially on the west side of the beltway. an accident now on 95 in the southbound direction at the ramp at eastbound 195. another wreck in aberdeen on route 40 at west bellaire avenue, two cars involved in that one. a new crash eas

you look at it its preety traumatizinn to think oo what could have happened when god for that" that" kent county schooos are expected to re-open today. seven people areedead and three others injured after a former student opened fire at ccristian college n oakland california.thissmorning... accused gunman. gunman.this was the scene monday aa oikos university, one goh lined p his victims and shot them one-by-one, execution style.a student pecorded tte chaos on his cell phooe, aa gunshots rang out. detecttves say goh was dismissed from the university earrier this year, and wanted revenne on a emale schooll been picked on, waan't treated administrator, and he wanted to get backkat them. police say goh drrve off in a about an hoor later. he won't teel them what heedid wiih his weapon, nd is showing no signs of remorse. 3& heart disease remains the number oneecause of death in our country, but thee american heart association says 0 pprceet of those deaths... are preventable. taking stepsstowards a re - healthier liie, by "taking aa few more steps" today. joel d. smith is live at lake montebell

kent county is sending all of its students home as a precaution.t is not clear where the call originated from. so far no suspicious devices have been found. >> state police are investigating a murder-suicides in prince george's county. investigators believe the man shot his wife and then killed himself. the motive is not clear is this point. police have not released the identities of the victims. fairfax county police are looking for the man who keeps exposing himself. this happened at least nine times on the trail. all but one incident took place in the middle of the day. it is possible there is more than one suspect because the age, height, and with descriptions very. anyone with information is asked to contact police. >> and mild afternoon and a warmup on the way. >> we had a few locations a little below freezing earlier this morning. here is a nice time lapse of the sun rise over arlington. that overlooks the skyline in the distance of the courthouse and the neighborhood. 57 degrees in northwest, 51 degrees in alexandria. considering we started

. >>> we are following breaking news out of kent county maryland officials investigating a county wide, students at all schools in the county are being sent home maryland state police and county officials are holding a press conference now at kent county middle school at this time no devices have been found but we will continue to update you with the latest information as it comes into the fox 5 newsroom throughout the day. >>> all right threat's check with tucker and get one -- all right let's check with tucker and get one last look at the forecast. >> upper 60s, to 70s a perfect afternoon low humidity, lots of blue sky cloud up tonight a few showers tomorrow and mild temperatures again and then cooler by hind the front, thursday -- behind the front. >> normalizing ourselves. >> yes. >> maybe a good time to fly actually might remind you of this thing something on the jetsons but this is real it is called the transition a car with wings that can drive up to 70 miles per hour on the ground and 150 miles per hour in the air it comes with a hefty price tag of $279,000, oh, whatever the tr

the democratic senator of the republican senate kent conrad and senate republican ron johnson.s president obama goes after the supreme court. we'll ask the panel if the president was right on the law. daughter of a president tells who was the political fighter in the family. all right now on "fox news sunday". hello again, and happy easter from fox new in washington. pope benedict xvi celebrated easter mass in st. peters square in the vatican. tens of thousands of people were there as he delivered the address. with the next primary two weeks away, the candidates are assessing where to go from here. joining us is newt gingrich. >> good to be with you. >> you seemed reconciled to the likelihood of mitt romney as the party's nominee. >> guest: you have to be realistic given the size of the organization and primaries, he is far and away the republican nominee and if he gets to 1144 delegates, i will support him. the primary goal has to be to defeat barack obama. that makes this the most important election of the lifetime. >> chris: you indicated one of the reasons you are staying i

. >>> a new recording related to the infamous kent state shooting.usan candiotti says those looking for healing got a jolt from a court. >> reporter: this iconic image is synonymous with america's internal battle. four students were killed, nine others injured when ohio national guardsmen opened fire during an anti-war protest. allan canfora was shot in the wrist. >> i could not believe i had been shot. >> reporter: in a sense he says he has been wounded again, just before this week's anniversary of the event, the justice department sent canfora a letter denying a reopening of the case. >> was there or was there not an order to fire? >> reporter: a federal civil rights case against the guardsmen was dismissed in 1979. t a digitally enhanced review of a copy of those tapes has revived the question. audio engineer stewart allen was hired by a cleveland newspaper to analyze the tape. he says the volley was -- 70 seconds later. stewart says there's a command to fire followed by 67 gunshots. >> reporter: listen again. >> reporter: i don't know about you,

over three years. >> kimberly: they don't care. >> dana: kent conrad, who is retiring said i'm goinghave a markup on the simpson-bowles plan. markup means they have to vote on it. guess what? harry reid calls up and says no you don't. democrats won't have to take a vote on that. harry reid didn't come up with that on his own. that came from the white house. >> bob: the simpson bowles committee not created by obama. it was act of congress. the idea was you have a budget that had to be voted on. eight republicans backed off of it. >> eric: president obama, bob, you're wrong. >> dana: congress created it after he requested it. >> bob: he requested it. congress passed it. what it said is you were going to have no amendments up and down. remember that? the republicans at the very end backed off of that. >> greg: on that note -- >> bob: he didn't make it mandatory. >> greg: we're going to take a break. >> dana: are you still here? >> greg: yeah. get a snack. coming up, the president halted the keystone pipeline in january but now he has a new plan. what will obama do now? probably somethin

they searched the area and found the man dead nearby on kent avenue.y're now working to identify the victim. >>> a d.c. shooting happened a few blocks away from the nationals park during the baseball game. someone shot a man near the 1200 block of hash street near m. he went to the hospital. >> it appears al qaeda may be behind the series of deadly explosions in baghdad and other cities. at least 30 were killed in the blast which occurred over a 75-minute period. nobody has claimed responsibility for it. >>> now, one, two, three, four. >> major milestone for india in its attempt to become a super nuclear power. it says it successfully launched a missile that could strike beijing and shanghai. it's designed to carry a 1 1/2-on the nuclear warhead. china already has one that can reach anywhere in india and doesn't consider it a threat. >>> a church congregation has vowed to stand by their pastor fired amidst a financial dispute. one of the region's largest churches. his mother apostle betty peebles founded the church. since her death, joel peoples has be

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kent denali has filed a lawsuit saying that he cheated customers who bought wine stores in northern virginia. -- wine tours in northern virginia. he is known more for his role on the tv show "e.r." noah wiley was the rest in d.c. -- arrested in d.c. he has never been arrested before and he called the experience a real. a one-of-a-kind a fashion show in d.c. tonight. it was quite a sight. they retreated to something special. some of the best pastry chefs showed up some of their best dishes. we had the pleasure of being at this event. >> my goodness. >> and chocolate. >> outside tonight, no more snow. you had to go out to garrett county, the switzerland of maryland. i attended director in washington made only -- are temperature in washington made its only to 50 degrees. our temperature right now is 44 degrees. look at the range of temperatures. syracuse 44. where is the heat? great falls montana rapid city into the 80's. a lot of spots all paso, texas, 93 degrees. you can see the pattern in the atmosphere. that is what has been happening. there is that huge east coast storm. you can see it wou

she was appointed by the late mayor for the kent -- the commission on the status of women, where she served from 76 until 8. she was the first asian-american woman to chair a city commission in 1979, where she served on the national committee. please join me in congratulating her. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. first of all, i would like to thank shelley and the global arts and education organization. when you do advocacy work, you do not do it alone. i learned most of my values from my parents, especially my mother, who just turned 99. [applause] she still lives in her own home. i want to thank my friends and colleagues who are here today, because they are the ones that i have worked with all these years, supporting senior issues, dealing with japan town cultural preservation issues, we have all worked together and that is what it takes to get things done. this award is very special to me. not only did i know norma, because she succumbed to the health commission to testify and advocate for her beliefs and goals, also another reason why this is special is because the first p