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

. >>> 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

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

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 conditions and the woman suffered life-threatening injuries. he was trying to convert a gas drier to electri

about five and a half years. in the summer of 2009, joined a venture capital firm. i am happily married. 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 he

laurels. she is a hard-charging woman who is determined to live her best life. we wanted to know more aboutg, where she came from, where she wants to go, and so we spent some time with her "on the town." it's just past dawn in new york city, and human dynamo gayle king, the world's best-known best friend, is gearing up for another heart-pounding day. >> 6:42, now it's time for the transformation process. >> cue gayle. >> reporter: we're backstage at the 4-month-old "gayle king show," where she chats with everyone from politicians to superstars. >> what do you wear? >> i mean, probably just throw something on like this. >> reporter: where can you watch it? where else but on her best friend oprah winfrey's new network, own. >> am i having fun? the answer to that is a bona fide yes, yes, yes. >> reporter: king is loaded with personality. enthusiastic for oprah, who made her part of her show from the very beginning. >> gayle king is my best friend in the whole world. >> my friend gayle king. >> my friend gayle. >> wikipedia, gayle king, oprah winfrey's best friend. in a way, that has to be a li

about being able to do stuff on the spur of the moment. >> i have been a physical comedian even as a child. i did my impression of stan laurelt did you think you would be when you were younger? >> a failure, total failure. i knew -- i had no head for business. i am lucky i got into something i didn't have to grow up. >> when i read your book, the impression i got. you called it. "my lucky life in show business." you had a few ups and downs. broadly speaking had you a great life. i-couldn't believe you had gone through 50 years in the business. i couldn't really find much evidence of vice. >> charlie sheen. >> i got over it quickly when i realized i had a problem. >> you talk graphically about your battle with alcohol. you have been clean for how long now? >> 25, more than 25 years now. >> what came through to me i was surprised by one thing. when i heard the reports of what you were going to be tackling here, i imagined some kind of riotous drunk that woke up and thought i'm going to get a belly full and my life is over. it doesn't really come across had a way. doesn't seem to me to be a dreadful problem that gripped you pre

laurel, maryland. caller: first, i have to appraise your intellectual integrity. you're being very objective. guest: have you been talking with speaker john boehner about how upset i was with him last week? is that why you are saying? ? i am very impressed that you are serving the public the way they should be served guest: thank. guest: thank you. caller: that takes courage. i have been involved in special ops. say a washington redskin defensive player is looking at a dallas cowboys, they know every move and tendency debthat tony romo has, and if he gets the pass off, you have set out technical -- you have sailed. -- failed. mr. bin laden is left-hand dominant, that is pretty easy to identify. number two, he is moving away from you, going to relocation you know nothing about, supposedly running upstairs, who knows what could be there -- you are responsible for the rest of that seemed to read you have to take prudent action, which they did, in -- the rest of that scene. if you need to take prudent action. which they did. there are two missions. one is direct action. number two is to be a force multiplier. we need to train some of these other troops in