in laurel, scott broom, 9news now. >>> u.s. park police are working to find out what triggered a double shooting on the baltimore washington parkway this morning. two men were shot while in their car near riverdale road. one man was shot in the arm, the other man was shot in the stomach. medics rushed both victims to the hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. police are now looking for a suspect. the northbound lanes of the parkway have been reopened. a rockville couple is in the hospital after an explosion leveled their home. we told you about this explosion on ashley drive yesterday. the blast scattered debris all over the neighborhood and of course it woke up neighbors. fire investigators say the explosion happened shortly after the husband was working on a dryer in the home. >> one of the pipes that was being worked on did leak gas throughout the night. eventually this gas leaking into the house eventually found an ignition source at which point the house did explode. >> neighbors say the couple moved into the home ju

still getting light showers out of the south toward laurel and savage. now we have light to moderate showers across the chesapeake and bay and graysonville. carolina county moderate to heavy bands there. there is some rain out there. some spots not getting it as much right now. you probably will before the evening is done. 57 degrees at bwi marshall. winds east at 6. barometer pressure at 34. 24 and rising. that's unusual. high pressure over the east coast should have done a better job at keeping the rain at bay. it didn't happen. sometimes the best plans on the weather forecast just don't quite work out. dry early. we had a few sunny peaks this morning. then the rain came in this afternoon. not really downpours until 4:00 or 5:00. we all got to experience chilly rain showers may 1st. i don't know what that means for the rest of the month. you can see the road getting slick in towsen. towsen town festival was good times today. the rain started to pick up at 4:00. i was happy i had to head into the news station to get out of the rain. high temperature 62

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lab joins me now to talk about the campaign against cold war laurel welcome to the program and. i found thanks for having me thanks for joining us how did this thing get hatched this this brilliant scheme. well basically we had a group of concerned individuals that came to us with a great idea and that is exactly what the lab is all about trying to help people get these issues out into the media in very creative and possibly funny ways. the coal companies you know when you when you refresh the page it'll be peabody call wants to help with the inhalers you know one time we have chevron want to make asthma related bolian a thing of the past then you push the button refresh the page and chevron gets replaced with with you know peabody or with another coal company. also for every one thousand heller actuators donated by a coal carriers chevron will make a five hundred dollars donation for the cost of one long replacement therapy it's amazing and bizarre and i'm wondering if any of these companies have threatened to like sushi or something. well that's a very interesting question bec

two other similar incidents rather attempted robberies took place on central avenue and on laurel avenue. get this the first at 5:40, the second at 5:50. the thieves did not get into either home in that case. but one of the cases the homeowner or somebody inside the home did see a man who looked like he might have been one of the men trying to get into the home. he called the police. he gave a vague description of the man. now right now we're working on as i told you at 5:30 we're working on seeing if these incidence are connected to what happened in san mateo earlier this month. very similar. we're going to check with police to see if they're connected. reporting live in men lo park, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a 4-month-old baby is back home with her parents this morning after a bizarre kidnapping attempt involving the little girl's grandmother. they reunited with their 4- month-old baby yesterday after she vanished from her bassinet over the weekend. investigators say 58-year-old erica snuck into her son's house to take the baby and then headed home to southern california. t

one took place on laurel. nobody got into the home in either of those instances, police cannot be sure if they are connect. one of the instances, they got a vague description of what the men looked like. police are taking all of this information. >> we are communicating with other agencies in the area. we're trying to see if they have any other occurrences. our detectives are working tirelessly, as are our patrol officers. >> reporter: i talked to police, and they said the man was gonna be okay. sometimes when you are a little bit older and get hit on the head like that, you can have effects. they don't believe that will be the case here. now, the same thing happened in san mateo to a 90-year-old woman. police are gonna look to see if there is a connection to this crime and the crime in san mateo. we'll have more for you at 8:00. reporting live in menlo park, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. >>> 7:04. new this morning, san leandro firefighters rushed to fire in this trailer park this morn

. >>> firefighters evacuated a sleep nhs north laurel after kids report being sick there. the pool heater released carbon monoxide into the hotel it. 11 people were taken to the hospital but all said to be doing okay this morning. >>> turning to sports the ravens have some new firepower on their roster whenever the nfl decides to get back to the business of football. the top draft pick jimmy smith spent the week in owings mills getting acclimated. the shutdown corner out of colorado had some off-field problems in college but he has the talent to make an immediate impact on the field. >> very confident. i love goin' against the big guys, bigger guy, smaller guy, really don't matter. technique is technique, so that's what's gonna carry this. size makes no difference to me. >> but for now the smiths, jim' and tori and the other rookies , can not sign with their new teams until the labor mess gets sorted out. >> just real quick and we'll move along. >> okay. >>> keep hearing the term "shut down corner" that's not an official position name. the name is cornerback, when you've g

the breakout took place at new beginnings facility in laurel, maryland. suspect and another inmate are accused of attacking a guard while they were making their escape. the other inmate was captured right away before leaving the new beginnings campus. the d.c. police made the arrest of a second suspect yesterday afternoon. >>> today, the u.s. holocaust memorial museum will announce the launch of the world memory project. the museum is partnering with ancestry.com to share its 170 million documents which contain information on more than 17 million people targeted by the nazis. ancestry is donating its software to make the museum's vast archive of documents easily searchable for free online. that web site is worldmemoryproject.org. >>> prince charles will be in washington. he gets here this afternoon. he'll be in the region through thursday. the prince of wales will visit with president obama at the white house coming up tomorrow. he'll also deliver a keynote speech at a conference on sustainable agriculture at georgetown university. last time prince charle

the civic association, the jordon park improvement association, lake shore acres " laurel heights improvement association san francisco, and this includes the presidio heights association of neighbors sunset park there is the website hudgens association. think you. >> hello, my name is barbara. i have lived here for the past 16 years and have lived in san francisco for the past 24 years. i am here to ask you as a concern zant this has been, is the current eir adequate, complete, and objective proof is not. it does not analyze all of the effects of the housing elements. there will be impacts, such as density of housing and changes in historic in neighborhood characters that we all enjoyed in san francisco. thank you. >> thank you to the board of supervisors for hearing. i am barbara, and i invited in which i reside in one area. i raised children in san francisco for over 40 years now, and no cure for my grandchildren four days at work in a tone korea we are requesting an appeal and consideration of the housing element plan. this plan is not who we are incidence though, and has been a city grou

. >>> staff at the center in laurel heights called police about 8:30 this morning to report a threat which came in by phone. police blocked off the area around 3200 california street while the search was underway. officers and k of-9 unites did not turn up anything and the incident was declared a false alarm -- alarm about 10:45. >>> still ahead -- meet a man who can finally make a change to his car, now that osama bin laden has been killed. >>> and another animal may be coming to the zoo. the move is related to something that happened three and a half years ago. i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. >>> taking a live look at the big board on walt, the -- wall street, several companies are reporting weak results. that would include pfizer, clorox bringing the markets down. the -- the dow is down 31. the nasdaq is down 27. >>> general motors announced that its u.s. sales jumped 27% in april. the company continues to improve as rising gas prices push drivers toward more fuel- efficient cars. gm said they told about 200,000 vehicles last month. the sales of the cr

>> hot in good morning we're showing you some pictures in style is people slowly pauline for the laurelay weekend crowds are not coming in early it is mostly businesses that i ural there is a cam% increase as care to last year for the laurel they weaken. but again hot not too much trouble we're looking at the big board no cancellation or delays so these people that are coming in should not have bought troubled illegal see what happens in the coming hours >> as the people where they're going i'm interested >> some people are going for an alaskan cruise summer going-arizona for graduation most people that i've talked to or not going to for. >> a lot of people take the monday and holiday. >> back to baseball looks like this season will be over for buster closing after this nasty collision at home plate crude x-rays and am or i he has a fracture in the lower will lag and torn ligaments. the giants will try to get close the into surgery this week and then into rehabilitation >> we will be right back is kron 4 morning news continues hollywood loves with a this was so easy. that was quick. no

howard county woodstock 68 laurel to around 69 or so. clouds drift to the north. widely scattered light shower heavier downpours into west virginia and our main storm line well off the coast right now. weather set to steadily improve. i think there's one area of rain right now it's a current track going from northwest to southeast south of our state. so there will be some rain down into virginia but i think we'll miss out on most of that and high pressure settling in tomorrow will gradually continue to clear the skies allow temperatures to bounce back a little bit at least into the upper 60s versus what we had mainly upper 50s today. our future cast cloudy tonight. hit or miss shower this evening not much and then drier tomorrow. a sunny looking cinco de mayo. but then as we go into friday clouds roll back by midday and possibility of a round of showers here friday night perhaps as early as saturday morning. overnight 40 clearing skies much cooler. tomorrow we'll go 67 with sunshine returning, and just a breezy but somewhat warmer day. tomorrow night down to 43, m

continent with her song "satellite" she's back hoping to be the first person in history to take the laurels twice. eurovision is one of those rare tv moments that manage to practically unite everyone in europe. the performers can seem a bit unpolished but you can't forget it propelled acts like abba and celine dion to international fame. with that in mind it's show time. >> ♪ >> the founders of the eurovision song contest were probably turning in their graves when the finnish shock rockers took to the stage in 2006. at the first contest 55 years ago, the winner was a thoroughly wholesome woman from switzerland. >> in the early days there wasn't the kind of music we have today. it would not have been possible. tastes in music have changed all over europe. people change, audiences change. audiences are younger and there are different styles of music. that's what we're seeing. >> recent competitions have often seen candidates from new eurovision countries such as be aer by jan and armenia. >> eastern europe has put in a strong showing. ukraine took home the top prize in 2004. in recent contest

. >> it's over in laurel heights wood chuck antiques. there is victor's antique light nothing the bay view area. both of those are if you look under lighting in the yellow pages you will find wood chuck and victors. our last display is the old heater, which we see many of you have these in your homes. and once again it's a piece of moving equipment requires maintenance has to be taken ark part now and then. has a single screw you losen it, take it ark part, lubricate it, clean it, put it back together. buildings require general maintenance. it's not a big deal. you put the screw back in and it's another 5 years before you lubricate it again. >> depending on your ducts that could be an asbestos prospect. >> this says september 7, 1925 or 7. isn't that great. i want to thank you for coming today for love and care for your old san francisco house. it was really great. >> welcome to the 2011 spj town hall. i'm here with my co-host to welcome you to what promises to be a fascinating discussion about the changes taking place in journalism toda

laurel about 69. a mix of clouds and sun.hink a good looking day overall and it will be a little bit warmer into the afternoon hours. again right now widely scattered light showers across maryland, most of the heavy weather offshore and also looking at a cluster of heavier downpours in the west virginia tracking south of us. i don't think we'll have to deal with that. see this little disturbance should push just south of maryland through the next couple of hours. >> cooler drier weather set to move in tonight and tomorrow. this area of low pressure will arrive through the day tomorrow. should clear the skies off. for the most part there will be a few clouds around but a good looking day a day where temperatures should rebound into the upper 60s. future caster cloudy tonight and then into the day tomorrow just a few passing clouds as that area of drier weather settles in. things change again of course as we go into friday. sunny early, clouds in the afternoon, and here we go another rainmaker, scattered showers at least. a mov

important to know, southbound laurel to the beltway continuing in southbound. all of the lanes activity. how's it treating us 270, nothing to worry about frederick to rockville. stop over in virginia, i-66, not much traffic so far. >> keep you up, we hoped. >> thanks, jerry. >> 47 degrees. >>> still to come after the break, a brand new call already recalled. >>> also, a terrifying takeoff, a jet shakes and wobbles in midair while people in the ground watch it.Ñq >>> new from overnight, workers in japan have entered the damaged fukushima nuclear power plant for the first time in nearly a month. the plant's operated tokyo electric company told reporters crews are going to install ventilation machines to absorb radiation inside the building. the radiation levels are too high. but new readings showed some levels dropped in some areas. the work is expected to take four to five days. >>> and improperly installed natural gas dryer that is to blame for the explosion that injured two people yesterday. it exploded early they recall morning. the man is in serious conditio

well, clippers aren't ones to rest on their laurels.y head back to practice this afternoon, preparing for the next game on monday and win number 77 in a row. good luck with that! >> awesome. maybe matt mayne can meet matt cain some day. what is in the name? a lot if you are a hippo if you look for popularity boost. they renamed tucker. the new moniker is brian wilson, as in the bearded san francisco giants closer. brian wilson, the hippo, came here from topeka, kansas, where he fathered a baby. zoo officials decided three was a crowd. he's now the lone hippo at the san francisco zoo. but if he lives up to his name, he can handle a one-man show. i think he needs to work on growing his beard a little bit. >> a great closer. >> definitely. we have another great animal coming up for you in friday perfect pet. >> mike nicco is about to introduce to us webster! >>> oprah goes off the air after four more episodes. can you believe it? join us for a special called "oprah looks back. 25 years of the oprah winfrey show." you can see it right here

in a supreme court decision related to laurel heights, it says if we are caught buying significant new language, the legislature reaffirms the goal of meaningful public participation in the review process. it is also clear that by doing so the legislation -- was a slider did not intend to create endless revisions. we circulation was created to be an exception rather than the general rule. it is this issue of substantive evidence of significant new information. in the case of sector sensible planning versus the board of supervisors, the supreme court explicitly rejected the proposition that any new regulation triggers for circulation. an opposite statutory scheme does not require that a final e a i r -- eir the recirculated. moving on to the issue about the changes to the financial structure of the document -- san franciscans versus the city and county of san francisco, the board of appeals said the public agency that bears the responsibility for making findings as to whether significant economic, legal, social, technological, or other measures -- it talk specifically about the financia

traveling towards the washington area you will find all lanes open on 95 southbound through laurel towardapital beltway. and you are not going a find problems here at 695 at wilkins. traffic moving well and light volume. no reported major incidents and as we take a peek at the maps our overnight construction projects those have been cleared away from the outer loop at the jfx, york road and charles street. you will find all lanes open. charley, back to you.

i got an update from angie to laurel saying the power is out in portions of anne arundel county. we will look into that and we have moderate rain pushing through the eastern shore right now. you just had it pushing through easton towards denton in caroline county. south of dc we have heavy rain and let's put it in motion because you have some on top bel air. moderate to heavy rain occasionally building back in across the area and i want to take you back to our northwest. look at this. we have in the yellow shading moderate rain in pourings of carroll county. reisterstown and redeveloping on top of westminster in taneytown but you have a break. and check out on our storm center weathernet. westminster, there's the last ten hours. watch the rain roll in. you are down to 46. i want to say good morning to east middle school in westminster. as we have got the battle going on next week east versus west, west middle school and we will see if they can take over the charge for our wind for chain contest. we will talk about that coming up. let's talk about the traffic with kim brown. >> re

intruders once again unsuccessfully tried to kick in the front door of a home around the corner on laurel avenue. does it freak you out? >> a little bit. a little bit. >> reporter: neighbors say they are forming neighborhood watch groups and trying to be more vigilant but say crime is happening more often in the area. >> of course i'm concerned as a home owner here in this area. but i think, you know, this is a -- it's not unique to that area, i would say. probably a sign. times, i guess. >> something was taken out of my car not too long ago. my son was the victim having a window broken. the house behind us was broken into. so, yeah, it's happening but from what i'm understanding this is not typical for this neighborhood. >> reporter: investigators say while there is no concrete evidence given the timing, the m.o. and the suspect description, there is a good chance all three incidents are related. if you have any information, call menlo police. kiet do, cbs 5. >>> right now rescues in joplin, missouri combing through big box stores and apartment complexes desperately searching for survivo

well, clippers aren't ones to rest on their laurels.hey head back to practice this afternoon, preparing for the next game on monday and win number 77 in a row. good luck with that! >> awesome. maybe matt mayne can meet matt cain some day. what is in the name? a lot if you are a hippo if you look for popularity boost. they renamed tucker. the new moniker is brian wilson, as in the bearded san francisco giants closer. brian wilson, the hippo, came here from topeka, kansas, where he fathered a baby. zoo officials decided three was a crowd. he's now the lone hippo at the san francisco zoo. but if he lives up to his name, he can handle a one-man show. i think he needs to work on growing his beard a little bit. >> a great closer. >> definitely. we have another great animal coming up for you in friday perfect pet. >> mike nicco is about to introduce to us webster! oprah: all new. 25 years, more than 30,000 guests, and now i am ready to reveal who will go down in history as my all-time favorite.xóxóxóxóçÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑ are you trapped and don't

speed limit these yellow cars indicating that basically right now from riverdale as you head into laurel. now we have a commuter alert for you heading into the weekend. paving starting sunday night in the rossland section of arlington. get ready for a rough ride along wilson boulevard between route 110 north and oak street and along north arlington ridge road between 19th street north and wilson boulevard. that work is slated to run from 9 p.m. until 5 a.m. derek, back to you. >> thank you for the heads up. >>> let's talk about the weather. great outside today. showers moving in now. the question, what about the rest of our weekend? topper on the terrace checking the forecast. topper? fin >> we do have showers right now. even some thunderstorms. doppler radar. pretty good storm. very heavy rain. just crossing over from clarksburg now headed to the leightonsville area. hail possible crossing and approaching 70 crossing over 97. for us temperature wise not bad. upper 60s. high was 71. that's about average. 67 downtown. little cooler to the north in fredericks because of the clouds and show

. >> reporter: but this afternoon, no time for resting on laurels. this dog has a gunshot wound and needs to see a vet. kevin tibbles, nbc news, detroit. >>> we thank you, too, for your generosity. that's our broadcast for this friday night and for this week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you back here on monday night. in the meantime, have a good weekend. good night. >>> right now, new insight into the scandal involving east bay cops. the new report detailing drugs, arrest and prostitution. >>> 16 years after allegedly gunning down two people, a suspect turns himself in. coming up, how family members of the victim are reacting. >>> also, a big change in the weather for our weekend. how it could affect your plans for the next several days. the news at 6:00 starts right now.

one on central avenue and one on laurel avenue. resident on central avenue says he heard somebody pounding on his door. didn't see anybody. called the police. a resident on laurel avenue actually heard the pounding on the door, looked out his window and saw somebody standing out there. the description's kind of vague. going to have more on that a little later. but in both cases the people suspected in the attempted robberies got away as well. we're also working on a possible connection between what happened on sunday and what happened in another nearby city worked on a story about a month ago. sounds very similar talking to police about that right now. reporting live at men lo park, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> this morning los angeles police are scrambling to limit the potential damage from a leak in the bryan stow beating case. late yesterday some news websites in los angeles area published a mug shot of suspect ramirez. now we've had this sketch though, but the photo from his parole file was not supposed to be released

. >> reporter: 32-year-old jenny matea of laurel convicted of vehicular mans after running down and killingwo men who had gotten out of this ircar to exchange information following a minor fender-bender. >> it was the best news i'd heard. >> reporter: she's had two prior drunken driving offenses faces 21 years in prison but she's not behind bars. a judge allowed her to remain free after her lawyers disclosed she's four months pregnant and has an upcoming doctor's appointment. it was another blow for the victim's relatives who have went waiting for more than a year for that justice. >> that shouldn't have been an excuse for her to leave. she should have been detained right then and there. >> reporter: her blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit, she was speeding and driver on a suspended license when she plowed into these two on rigs road on february 1st of last year. a father of five children, the youngest was five months old at the time of his death. >> she ask for him all the time. i have to explain to him almost daily where he is, you know, he's not -- why he's not here and why he'

since then, and particularly in california, so -- >> the basis -- >> nobody's been sitting on their laurels. the air has been, you know, really bad here, and people are, you know, california's been passing legislation, and there was the crackdown on acid rain in the east, and there's just been a lot of activity since then, and all that -- >> it's based on things that happened in washington in the 1970s, and it's -- we've lost site of the kind of things that you're talking about, we've lost sight how that happened, how that got started, and, you know, the effect of rolling back -- what the effect of rolling back on these things would be. >> if we can only keep reminding them that the environment is the republican issue; right? >> that's right. >> yes, you had another question? >> the nuclear reactor at fukushima is releasing chemicals into the waters, the pacific ocean, how safe are the fish we consume here in california and are they safe with elevated levels of radioactive materials and there's 75 million levels of radiation they detected. i go to the local retailer. i like white tuna. a te

my wife and i lived around laurel village in district 2. we have two small children. our goal is five and our boy is three. how parents and excited to be here on the board. >> why did you choose to live in san francisco? and tell us about what motivated your interest in politics. >> choosing to live in san francisco was natural, given that i was born and raised here. when you are a child, you do not understand what you have until you leave home. i have the fortunate opportunity to live in los angeles and abroad in ireland and in philadelphia. there is no place like home in san francisco is your home. very natural and something was looking forward to in trying to find a job to come home to after law school. my job afforded me that opportunity, to come back to the bay area. so i'm lucky, and i will be here the rest of my life. in terms of getting into politics, for me, it was two reasons. first, being from here was part of my motivation. really feeling a sense of routes in san francisco, and also raising our children here. as a young family, we went through the discussi

. >>> the inmate accused of attacking a guard and making his escape from a detention center in laurel is back in police custody. 18-year-old trevon carey was arrested by d.c. police. he's accused of breaking out of the new beginnings development center and attacking a guard there. carey remains in police custody. >>> prince george's county councilwoman lesli johnson was scheduled to plead guilty to corruption charges tomorrow. but wednesday's hearing has been canceled. who can forget the federal raid last november of johnson's home in mitchellville when county executive jack johnson was also arrested and charged. federal officials say the couple plotted to destroy evidence from a pay for play scheme. prosecutors and johnson's attorney are not saying why tomorrow's hearing was canceled. >>> prince charles is coming to washington. he'll make a few stops around the city today. he is slated to visit common good city farm, an urban farm that grows food for low income d.c. residents. he will meet with president obama tomorrow. >>> we suspected it was only a matter of time but prices at the

another batch from west mister through laurel and we will pullthis back wired and being see from annapolis and southern maryland another band of rain and heavier rain towards hagerstown. 47 westminster. and 52 stephenson and arnold. let's see what's happening on the road because we have problems because of the weather. >> reporter: that's right. as you said, the roads are wet so take it easy. visibility is not terrible but the road conditions could slicken up. but we have a couple instances of trees and poles down. 695 at providence road, light volume no major problems or accident to report this morning. as we look at the maps over in pasadena, route 177 is closed in both directions at long point road because of a downed pole. also, a tree down park heights at green spring valley road has that closed in both directions so avoid that area this morning. >> today baltimore city prosecutors will try to fined a new angle in the attempt -- find a new angle in an attempt to convince a jury that twin brothers set a dog on fire. they were 17 at the time of the burning in 2009. police say the twins

two other similar incidents happened in the same area, one on central avenue and the other on laurel. in those cases, the victims reported attempted entry into their homes. >>> as state lawmakers try to deal with a $10 billion budget deficit, the president of the state senate is trying to give city and county governments the ability to tax. the senate bill known as local option taxes would allow cities, counties, or even school districts to raise taxes on income vehicles and sales. the controversial measure also cleared one committee, and could be heard on the senate floor as early as next week. bill author darrell steinberg says it's one way to generate funds to save education and public safety. political analyst larry gerston says it is no slam-dunk. >> it puts everybody in an awkward spot. it puts republicans in an awkward spot. why? because they've always been advocates of local government. but on the other hand, they don't like the idea of the possibility of more taxing. it puts democrats in an awkward spot. why? because they like the idea of having the state be in charge of taxe

. >> never rest on his laurels. never think after one championship, that's it. i completed it. never feels like he's got to the top of the mountain. always feel like he's got to go further and higher. incredible really. >> standing in sir alex's way is the genius of lionel messy and arguably one of the greatest the game has ever seen. >> when you play in the final in barcelona want to play and one team respects the ball and one attack for the rest of the world, you can imagine it will be a good final. >> ferguson stands on the verge of a third european cup triumph but could face the greatest challenge of his long career. dan rowan, bbc news, wembley. >> before we go, we have breaking news from beijing. in the chinese capsule, the american citizen eddie jund, held in north korea for proselytizing for trying to religiously convert people, has been released by the pyongyang government. he's now in beijing. >> see the news unfold. get the top stories from around the globe and click to play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world

up into laurel. then right up here on the northbound side of route 197. there is an accident with only one lane getting by. follow police directions. lesli, back to you. >> thank you. >>> hollywood is coming to virginia. the governor saying steven spielberg will shoot his film about abraham lincoln. daniel day lewis will play lincoln. >>> earlier today prince charles talked to students at georgetown university about environmentally friendly farming calling the rise in hunger obesity problems around the world. increasingly insane pictures. he also proposed less use of the chemical pesticides and artificial fertilizers and antibiotics so often used in our food. >> if we do not work within nature's system then nature will fail to be the durable continuously sustaining force she has always been. >> and prince charles wraps up his three-day visit tomorrow. >>> coming up after a lengthy court battle a blind educator gets the green light to go back to class. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] with amazing innovation, driven by relentless competition, wireless puts the wor

i graduated from laurel high school, which is the school where the majority of students are students of color. apart from my caucasian friend, i don't think a single one of my friends came from a non-immigrant family. the other thing growing up in this climate is how polarizing the issue is. it seems like there has been a battle between people who are pro immigration and people who are anti-immigration. but i think, especially seeing all the faces here, just putting faces on this issue makes it so there aren't two sides to this people, that there are two grooms of people opposed to each other. somewhere down the line, all of us came here at some point, except the native americans. but yeah, i think like my mom said, just getting our voice out there, really are part of the same society, and i think our society has faced a real moral crisis where we have family values that are opposed to what our policies and laws say, and we are splitting up families. i have friends who were born here and don't speak a word of spanish and could be deported and couldn't communicate with anyone. i think

coming off a week of pretty good foreign policy news are you chuckling to yourself, resting on your laurels, saying the republicans can't get their acts together? >> well, you're happy that the republicans can't get their acts together. and some democratic operatives from -- were on twitter joking that romney gave such a good explanation of the individual mandate that they should put him on cable for an explanation of the president's plan. but the clips in the regional papers, they care a great deal about the national media of krs -- >> a lot! [laughter] >> but they care about the regional papers. le -- they loved this wednesday in the "detroit free press," "jobs near precrash levels," the headline about g.m. adding 4,000 jobs. this is important because the midwest is a swing state area and jobs are necessary. also they can make a turn here and say the president's plan with g.m. which was to get in there and a lot of people said just let the car companies died but he went in there and revived them and the white house put out a release that said "how tough love averted catastrophe and led to

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intruders once again unsuccessfully tried to kick in the front door of a home around the corner on laurel avenue. does it freak you out? >> a little bit. a little bit. >> reporter: neighbors say they are forming neighborhood watch groups and trying to be more vigilant but say crime is happening more often in the area. >> of course i'm concerned, as a homeowner here in this area. but i think, you know, this is a -- it's not unique to this area, i would say. it's probably a sign. times, i agrees something was taken out of my car not too long ago. my son was a victim of having a window broken and the house behind us was broken into, so, yeah, it's happening but from what i'm understanding, this is not typical for this neighborhood. >> reporter: investigators say while there is no concrete evidence given the timing, the m.o. and the suspect description, there is a very good chance that all three incidents are related. if you have any information, menlo park police want you to give them a call. in menlo park, kiet do, cbs 5. >>> well, bart is considering arming every one of its cops with a tas