kristy will have traffic right after marty's first warning weather. i want to start out with a wide viewing area, how active it's gotten weather wise over the past 45 minutes. what we want to look at right now is harford and cecil counties where a severe thunderstorm is rolling up the 95 corridor. okay. the tornado warning in effect for harford county has just been dropped, but having said that, for you folks in cecil county, this rather heavy cell within a larger pocket of heavy rain is indeed moving your way. it's the purples you're looking at within the red returns of the severe thunderstorm itself. it's moving right up the 95 corridor. this is what prompted the alert action for a potential tornado in central harford county. again, that has been dropped. cecil county you have a severe thunderstorm warning until 7:30. 6:45 for harford county, you still have a severe thunderstorm warning but as this action moves up the corridor. you folks in cecil county from northeast and northeast of the city and southwest the direction, you're getting hit pretty h

there is a dog wash station at kristi field, also the applicant said there is none, this installation was made possible through the generous initiative and donation of san francisco board [inaudible] and collaboration with the golden gate national recreation area and with the support from the kristi field dog group. they designed the thing, they donated the fun, they provided the working drawings, they installed it with the help of the park service and that thing is there for dog that is are running on kristi field and anyone who wants to wash them there. >> commissioner borden? >> i find this case very frustrating on a number of levels. both on the part of the small businesses and pet food express, i'll first address the pet food express and the stewardship of the site and the issues around that site which is very frustrating and i think that wasn't well taken care of. i want to express somewhat frustration with the community groups because i don't see the marina merchants active on the formula retail stuff, you don't come out, nobody cared about g rof star or all of the other stores

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. >>> here's kristy breslin again at wjz traffic control. >> hi, mary. hi, everyone. friday afternoon chaos, mixed with a lot of rain out there. watch for delays now. northbound 95, from the beltway on the southwest side, going all the way over to riverside parkway. it's going to take a good 45 minutes to get through. on the top side inner loop, stop and go there. west side inner loop. moving quite slowly there, from 895, approaching 795. but as far as 70 goes, trouble in both directions, westbound from the beltway to marriottsville road. and east makes your way tord the beltway. harrisburg expressway, and as far as accidents go, route 22. gilford. and also, security boulevard at green gauge road. let's take a live look. as you can see things creeping along there. we'll take another live look. as you can see, delays 50 eastbound from sandy point to the bay bridge toll plaza. this traffic report is brought to you by dunkin' donuts. america runs on dunkin. >>> kristy, thank you. >>> the raging wildfire in southern california has now consumed 25 square miles. it is burni

. >>> let's check with traffic and kristy breslin at traffic control. >>> let's start off with the accidents out there. quite a few. washington boulevard at hands down. two in baltimore city. north milton at east federal. greenmount at east 39th. and also, anne arundel county, east ordinance at route 10. as far as your delays go, the top side inner loop, kind of creeping along there from charles street to harford road. the west side inner loop, watch for steady delays there past liberty road. and congestion northbound 295. from 32 to 195. let's now take a live look. as you can see, things don't look too bad there. the belt way west of york road. and another live look at the situation at 70. this traffic report is brought to you by al packer. for the best service, selection and value, al packer.com. before you buy, price packer. >>> feeling lucky? -- i ordered that. you may want to run out and grab a power ball ticket. the jackpot is so high, it is making history. christie ileto has more on all the excitement. >> reporter: here at millford liquors, people have been coming in waves to get that

and i know kristy, you have two little ones.ou know exactly what timetalking about. >> i absolutely know what you're talking about. my kids are huge fans of crush the turtle. we'll definitely be visiting the aquarium soon. >>> a lot of delays on northbound 95. watch for heavy traffic from 32 to 195. then it continues along from 395 to emerton road in the harford county area. traffic only moving about 18 miles an hour. top side inner loop, stop and go there. west side inner loop, watch for brake lights there from 895 past liberty road. and a couple of complications. one gas main break that has westbound liberty closed at druid park hill drive. and one at north pulaski highway and south eaton. scattered traffic on the beltway. this is brought to you by al packer. for the best service, selection and value, visit al packer ford. before you buy, price tacker. back to you. >>> kristy, thank you. >>> well, three lucky tickets. we now know who one of the winners is of the $448 million power ball jackpot. one ticket was sold in minnesota

. >> shocked neighbor kristy gardner says he never talked back. >> he is well mannered, just the sweetest little boy. >> he claims he road off only to refuse sweating profusely, his legs shaking still he returns to the streets selling marijuana. >> that's a poor excuse for a human being, and a poor excuse for a man. and he is a coward. >> the medical examiner determined hinddy's story couldn't be true, the autopsy shows the four-year-old was hit so hard his liver was torn, into three possessions. >> no. no. >> i can't -- nothing else, i can't say any more. >> robert lyles, abc 7 news. >> well, police are investigating a crash in calvert county that killed a teenager girl and injured three other people. now this happened on east mount harmony road. 17-year-old courtney corral was pronounced dead at the scene. police say the chevy camaro she was driving in crossed the center line, and shook the honda head on. both drivers were taken to the hospital, along with a ten-year-old girl who was a passenger. >> the cleveland home where three women were imprisoned for a decade, is a pile of rubble t

. >> reporter: this 26-year-old sat down with kristi o'connor, an investigative reporter who is writingly still stands by george. >> do you think george is capable of having profiled trayvon martin and killed him on purpose? >> no. >> why not? >> that is just not his way. >> reporter: on february 26th, 2012, trayvon martin was walking back to a house in a gated community in sanford, florida, where he and his father were staying. trayvon caught the attention of the neighborhood watchman, who called police. >> this guy looks like he is up to no good, or is on drugs or something. >> reporter: a fight broke out. >> that is when he tried to slam me down. >> reporter: zimmerman fired one gunsh gunshot, and trayvon martin was killed. zimmerman claimed he shot in self defense and was acquitted of manslaughter. after his acquittal, his attorney says he is now an outcast. >> unfortunately, even though he did nothing but protect himself that night, the way the things were visited on him, by the way the case was handled, made him a pariah. >> reporter: but shelly stood by him, even as death threats

good evening, kristi. tell me i know you were in court yesterday. what happened? >> reporter: good evening. thanks for having me. yes, yesterday the three young boys were in court and were charged. two of them were charged with first degree murder. and one of them was charged with discharging of a weapon and accessory after the fact. >> do you know why the third person in the car, the driver, was charged with the lesser crime than the other two who were charged with murder one? >> i do not. the district attorney did say that he believes one of them had more of an involvement than the others, although he wouldn't specify which one. >> in court did you learn yesterday whether there was any conversation in the car just prior to the shooting or was there a rather quick court appearance? >> it was a fairly quick court appearance. bond was set. and each of the boys came in one by one and made an appearance. and it was fairly quick. >> now, christopher lane is the victim in this case from australia. have you had a chance to sort of talk to people in the community and get

. >> his decision came two days after vivian's father confronted kristi on the campaign trail. new jersey can join other states that allow children to be treated with medical marijuana, a controversial and often times last ditch option for parents. >> he was having 60 to 250 seizures a day. >> in colorado, this 10-year-old has been taking in will marijuana for epileptic seizures. his mom said after a year of treatment, he is seizure-free. >> it's saving his and giving him a better quality of life. >> the type of medicinal more than we are talking about is not the marijuana that gets people stoned. this can be grown and synthesized to take out the chemical that makes people high, but increases the chemical that works in the brain to reduce problems like seizures. >> not all doctors including the american academy of pediatrics are on board. >> it's not enough to believe something is going to be a good medication. you need to test it. >> if for families like the jacksons, the proof is right in front of them. nbc news, new york. >> we are back in a moment with a happy reunion you w

kristi kristina, you're taking these hooks out on a regular basis. tell us what happened. >> sharks will be attracted to any fisherman putting a lure in the water, any fish that goes on a hook will sent od out a vibe. vibration is one of the most common complaints for fishermen is the shark steals their bait, their foot. most of them can live with the hooks but some of them have difficulty feeding. i started removing them, first on the side. when foggy eyed showed up she had one inside her mouth. what you see in the video is a final phase of about 20 minutes' work. >> how deep inside was that hook? your arm was seriously in there. >> i could see the little line coming out of her mouth so she had this little piece coming out of her mouth. right? so i saw it dangling like this. i give a little tug when she comes in and then she opens a little bit and i can see the hook further down. maybe 10 inches, 15 inches in. the problem is the hooks have -- unless you can see on video but they have the little barb here. and the sharkskin is very tough. when it get

i drive a lot in this city back from kristi field to ocean park, and i walk almost all the neighbors with my clients and their dogs and i can tell you from first hand experience that once those dogs are adopted, they often need special care and training, and that i have had the most success in rehabilitating those dogs and adjusting them to an urban environment when they have a close relationship with their small neighborhood pet store. they don't always have everything that those owners and dogs need in that store but they bend over backwards to get it to meet the needs of those dogs and their clients and i've had the most tremendous time working with all of the small animal stores in san francisco and i have also worked and shopped at pet food express. i don't think that they need a fourth store in the city. i think that the most unique and heart felt thing about san francisco is that it's walking neighborhoods and beautiful neighborhoods that are unique and i would like to keep it that way. i don't want san francisco to turn into a place where there's strip malls and where the onl

reporting live in redwood city, kristie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> this just into our newsroom. we have video from the los angeles area. firefighters called in to help rescue a man stuck right inside of a chimney. this is located in north hills and a crew there. you can see they're finally able to pull that man out of that chimney safely. he was then carried on a stretcher off of the roof of that home and into an ambulance. no word yet on what exactly he was doing at the time when he got stuck in the chimney in the first place. >>> five people from the south bay right now under arrest this morning suspected of kidnapping a los angeles woman so she could be forced into prostitution. all of those suspects from san jose and gilroy. their alleged victim, an 18-year-old woman who escaped friday and then called for help to come to a hotel room in moreno valley in riverside county. she said she had been kidnapped in the compton area by a woman and four men with a handgun. she was sexually assaulted by two of her kidnappers and then driven to that moreno valley hotel room where they pla

go for cooperation council petro monarchies as well so it's an enormous a paw kristie they say to the americans and they sell the war that they are intervening in syria for a more democratic syria post assad and inside saudi arabia it's the sunni shiite divide and they go against ten percent of their own population. meanwhile police in egypt have warned they are ready to disperse the city in protest of thousands of supporters of the deposed president mohamed morsi raising the specter of more violence in the next few hours security forces plan to cordon off protest sites to stop anyone else entering morsy supporters are preparing to build concrete barriers and have apparently bought gas masks to protect themselves against a gas violence is being calm and since a military coup on july the third with at least two hundred fifty killed in clashes involving the police and army. all reports a bell true is in the region and closely following developments and keeping you up to date on twitter and you can also check the latest pictures from the scene on artie's instagram. right to see. her stor

go for cooperation council petro monarchies as well so it's an enormous a paw kristie they say to the americans and they sell the war that they are intervening in syria for a more democratic syria post assad and inside saudi arabia it's the sunni shiite divide and they go against ten percent of their own population. well germany has come under fierce criticism over its arms sales to saudi arabia and other gulf countries with poor human rights records billions weapons exports to the gulf monarchies have almost tripled in just two years as these figures show from five hundred seventy million euros in twenty eleven to almost a billion and a half in twenty twelve an angler merkel's government has approved weapons exports of more than eight hundred million euros in the first half of the shia suggesting the level will continue to grow the six countries in the region berlin sells weapons to are saudi arabia bahrain catarrh kuwait oh man and the united arab emirates several of which have seen government crackdowns on anti regime protesters since the arab spring saudi arabia is the biggest buy

against the kurds again i want to make the point that the priority of the rebels and most of the reason kristie what we're seeing is it's shifting from purely wanting to find against the regime and to draw other attacking minorities establishing essentially a jihadist state this is a conflict that goes well beyond borders we spoke to hans and muhammad ali the kurdistan democratic party representative in europe he believes that the assault on the kurdish territories is aimed at undermining a political solution to syria's bloody conflict. that. some international powers especially turkey are taking a stand against the kurds and support attacks from al qaeda. and the islamic state of iraq and the leavened it also launched artillery attacks against the kurds to give these groups the upper hand and this comes at a time when we should be moving towards peace negotiations where a solution to the syrian crisis should be discussed as well as the kurdish issue the rebels have links to foreign states who have their own agendas in syria the ones chaos in the area to show that syria is far from stability. s

she and a more news three short break kristie. wealthy british style. is no time to surprise. the. markets why not scan them they. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports. choose your language. make of it know if they sell some of. the consensus to. choose the opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories that in life choose to access to your office. this is the weekly on r.c. welcome back hundreds of gay rights activists have staged protests in london and glasgow calling for russia to be stripped of the winter olympics in sochi because of what they say is an anti gay policy bank by law however authorities in los co say the bill which only binds the promotion of homosexuality to minors doesn't restrict freedom of expression the u.k.'s prime minister rejected because to belong to the games but the gay community is keeping up the pressure renowned x. and gay activist stephen fry who joined a rally in london accused the olympic committee of not trying to fight what he called russia's barbaric laws and he also compared president putin's attitu

steve: hey, kristie. >> yeah.don't how you could--let's just see. >> your job. >> good answer! steve: your job. susan, we talked to 100 married men. name something of yours that your friends make fun of. >> i'm gonna say their clothes. steve: their clothes. hi, kelly. >> hello. steve: only one strike. >> what about your house? >> your house. good answer. steve: your house. you got two strikes. you've got to be careful, man. mccauley family can steal. >> uh, beer gut. steve: your beer gut. >> yeah! steve: hey, katie. we talked to 100 married men. name something of yours that your friends make fun of. >> i'm gonna go with their muscles. steve: their muscles. all right, mccauley family. here's your chance, gary. we talked to 100 married men. name something of yours that your friends make fun of. >> manhood. [applause] i got some mean friends. steve: well, i'm a man. i don't really--i ain't got no friends i'd have showed it to, so... >> ha ha ha! steve: hey, hey,ellas. hey. you want to see something? >> ha ha ha! >> h

kristi, have you ever belly flopped? do you need to have a belly? >> i can't even swim, jimmy. >> jimmy: we could have a drowning here tonight. in the anchor spot, he lives in a pineapple under the sea but work on hollywood boulevard taking pictures for tips. please welcome sponge bob square pants. sponge bob, what do you think of chrissy? >> i think she is a hottie. i'll teach her to swim. that's for sure. >> jimmy: we've got some chemistry between the judges here. what are you looking for in tonight's competitors? >> i'm looking for a great person that we can splash with, that we can have a great time, you know. >> jimmy: all right. sticking to the sponge bob script, as well. all right, guillermo, please bring oath our first flopper, our first flopper is jim. a high school student. i think he could win this thing right off the bat. in fact, you could in this cool, if you do it right. are you ready to flop? yes, i am. >> jimmy: now again, you may have a little disadvantage. people see a big guy and they're expecting a big, big splash. you like that

and that's something kristi says is a definite feeling she got from shellie zimmerman.man is a man who has a volatile nature. >> interesting. thank you very much. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," for this family in california, the yosemite fire is hitting too close to home. we'll bring you their nerve-racking story. a mom and six kids living on the edge. with so much competition, finding the right job is never easy. but with the nation's largest alumni network, including those in key hiring positions, university of phoenix can help connect you to a world of opportunity. when i first felt the diabetic nerve pain, of course i had no idea what it was. i felt like my feet were going to sleep. it progressed from there to burning like i was walking on hot coals... to like 1,000 bees that were just stinging my feet. i have a great relationship with my doctor... he found lyrica for me. [ female announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suici

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our kristi moments has some advice on how to save for your child's education and how to speak money. way to pay for college? start saving early, very early. a small number of companies offer their employees a 529 college plan in their benefits package. with the 529 it's pre-tax money that comes out of every paycheck into a fund that will grow tax-free and can be taken out tax-free if used to pay for college tuition or other higher education expenses. some companies even do a match. until it becomes more popular to offer an open enrollment time you're going to have to it to do it on your own. begin with your state-sponsored 529. >> one of the best things about 529 plans is that they're very flexible. so you can transfer these funds among individual users if your son opts not to go to college, for example, your daughter can use the money. you can also use them in different states and in different schools. >> you can't save too much too soon, because college costs are rising fast. according to the college board, the average 2012-2013 tuition increase was 4.2% at private cools, 4.8% at p

apparently the folks at kristy's auction house knew and now the bankrupt city is officially asking thexperts to appraise the collections at the city's institute of art. you wouldn't believe the prized master pieces that could be soon on the block. and what about all these people running for mayor? how do they plan to keep new york city from following detroit into bankruptcy? one of those running joins us tonight. but first front page story in today's "new york times" describes how the obama care cadillac tax is going to make union health care a lot more expensive with fewer benefits and different doctors. so why are the unions complaining now? they wanted this in the first place. and they worked hard to get it. joining me now from washington is phil dine, a labor expert and officer of the union and also with me is a member of the union. phil, now you're going to get a cadillac tax that's going to make all your health care far more expensive, you're not going to be able to afford to do it, you're going to lose your doctors and you're going to be dumped into the public exchanges. is that

a wmur poll in new hampshire shows kristi leading in the primary also by the same 21%. senator paul is second at 16%. former governor bush at 10%. paul ryan and senator rubio round out the top five. before governor chris christie gets the republican nomination, he has to beat his democratic rival, new jersey state senator democrat barbara bruno. polls show him almost 30 points ahead. what would a chris christie presidential campaign be like? brad bliekl blakely smiling on e right. you worked for president george w. bush. brad, how much does he have to win by in november to potentially send a national message? what do you think? >> if you look at the polls as you suggested, eric, he will win handily because he's delivered. don't forget. new jersey is a blue state. he's a republican governor in a democratic state. he has to face a democratically-controlled senate. look at what he's been able to do showing bi-partisanship, balanced budget, creating jobs, taking on the teachers union. his leadership before, during, and after superstorm sandy, so his leadership is his greate

. >> kristy, thank you. >>> we are watching that rain. >>> do you remember how dry it was on monday? >> no. >> yeah. >>> now the humidity is back. it's tropical. it's warm. it's humid. and scattered showers are popping up here and there. 84 now. dew points way up. it was down to 49 on monday. now, it's up to 71. south winds at 9. the barometer, currently holding steady. we'll come back and take a look at that live doppler radar after this. >>> as we have been showing you, a big day for the national aquarium as the black tip reef exhibit officially opens. [ male announcer ] you know what's so awesome about the internet? it gets more and more entertaining every day. and once you've got verizon fios, that's when you get it -- how 100% fiber optics takes your entertainment to ridiculous levels. i was streaming videos, movies, music. once i realized how fast it was, that's when i got it. [ male announcer ] want to upgrade your entertainment? switch to a fios triple play online for just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years plus your choice of a $300 amazon.com gift card or a $300 visa p

it staed as a national education department initiative and kristi put his own measures behind it where if you each in a bad area, you're getting good results or good test scores with those kids, you get a bonus up to a $12,500 bonus depending on the scores, depending on the graduation rate, etc. that's the way they're going, not the charter school route. what do you think? >> well, you know, the reality is we've got 40,000 kids in charter schools. they didn't challenge that. they challenged the scholarship program. we changed our tenure and hiring and firing policies linking all the student achievement. the same judge tried to stop us from doing the tenure reforms in a parish with desegment orders. fortunately we went to an pellet court and we temporarily won there. we'll have a full hearing in the appellate court. it shouldn't be about the race of the kid or politics or teacher unions. it should be about student achievement. there's two visions here. one is that you give every child a chance to work hard, get a great education, pursue the american dream. then you've got the president'

one other comment from kristi underwood -- kristy-bill underwood -- we are taking your calls and commentshis money. our democratic line is up first from alder, maryland. good morning. i strictly a prose military action. the reason why is because 60% of polls,ns, according to don't want americans to be -- to go into syria. innocent countries like afghanistan, ironic, and vietnam and so forth is only going to make things worse for many people. [indiscernible] it is a terrorist organization. they hold a an islamist state, which basically we do not want. i oppose it. if you want to get the president's popularity up, he needs to not have cruise missiles in the coast syria. host: she brings up a recent poll on this issue. we have a story on that for you. this from reuters you can read more on that poll at reuters.com. we are pulling you this morning. a john is up next from arlington, virginia. i am concerned people are acting a little too quickly. things don't sound right. there probably was some sort of chemical action there. we do not know who did it, though. if it does not make a lot of sens