your closures are between loring drive here. this crash here still blocks your left lane, three of your left lanes. you've got to get by to your right this is as you approach main avenue. making your way southbound. no issues from urbana as you pass clarksburg and head over to the beltway. >> we're watching the markets now as bad financial news is pouring in from europe. >>> the driver's licenses that could save the lives of teenagers. >> plus the controversial plan to keep the sugary drinks out of the hands of >>> welcome back. it's 5:15. check this out. a pickup truck barrels into a bar hitting six people inside. surveillance video captured the whole incident. the truck pinned four people inside the bar. the owner's son used a bobcat to move the truck and free the victims. >> they're dazed. they didn't know what happened. my fiancee went up to the lady who was pinned up against the bar and tried to help her. >> the driver had a medical condition and lost control of her vehicle. she and five people inside the bar were taken to

this is false, but some would say she 1/32nd native american and she says it is part of her family loreart of my family lore is that i am the last emperor of russia, and i would love to take over windsor palace but it is a lie and i know it. >> does it get you a slot on the harvard faculty? if you have yourow

this is false, but some would say she 1/32nd native american and she says it is part of her family loreart of my family lore is that i am the last emperor of russia, and i would love to take over windsor palace but it is a lie and i know it. >> does it get you a slot on the harvard faculty? if you have your own hit or miss send it to us, please at folk news.com and visit us on the web. that's it for "the journal editorial report," thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. >> the world trade center is symbol of liberty and pride. >> one world trade center rises with the news media

everyone was lored by this man who could get up and sing this song when he was a survivor, everybody breaking out in tears and was amazing and the next piece i had to get up and sing. what an act to follow. i will go with the piece i was going to sing anyway. this is a gypsy song. [laughter]. free to love and -- [laughter]. i'm thinking this guy is going to walk out of the room and never like me ever again. he doesn't know me but he is going to hate me and remember me as the girl when totally ruinned the moment. [laughter]. i go and you will hear in a minute after this song and he's crying. he's like crying so much that i almost was going to stop but i didn't stop. at the end me got up and everyone was silent and he said, when i was in the concentration camp the only reason i survived is because a gypsy girl came and she would sneak me food in her apron everyday. and i was in love with her. that was the only way i got through. and he said that i looked just like her. [laughter]. worked out; right ? [laughter] think i look like this. [laughter]. and he was so inadd mirrorad with this

only on the basis of a very probable decision on the very proper lore so what is disappointing us in all in the both of those cases is that the country that sentenced them both of them used some not very clear not very transparent acknowledges for a practice and law pretended to practice law because now we're coming probably in some paradox to the to your first question concerned in the row of their one of the first questions concern and there are zero of their international cooperation over the lawyers concerned the rule of law and with the balance so the efficiency and struggle and combine of the crime because one one jurisdiction probably very strong very efficient israel is sure that it should be extra territorial and it should have a right to proceed to people everybody not recognizing the rule. yes and the laws on the legislations of the other countries it could be efficient for some period of time but it's not a had could lead to very big mistakes and on the other hand he could lead some once upon a time to some global conflict you know well really tough job you're doing becau

he pressed lenbach into doing this painting, and as lore has it which has been substan said, that lenbach was on his way to summer holiday and didn't really want to do this portrait toe lenbach and pabst kind of mixed it up a little bit, and so when captain pabst took possession of the painting, and it was uncrated here in milwaukee, captain pabst was somewhat disappointed that it was such a severe portrait of him, and what a lot of people didn't know was that captain pabst had pock-marked skin on his left cheek which lenbach had incorporated into the painting. well, captain pabst had the painting dispatched to be a artist in milwaukee and had it overpainted and nobody was the wiser until 1990 when the pabst family sent the painting out for conservation in boston and they realized that there had been overpainting and they had it taken off, revealing the way len before bach would have wanted to see captain pabst but not necessarily the way captain pabst would have wanted him to be remembered. now, this room was the scene of the pabst youngest daughter emma's wedding in 1897. this was the r

. >>> right now, marlboro pike remains closed between donnell drive and loring drive in forestville. mn morning crash killed one person, police say a car barrelled into a utility pole and bust into flames. they haven't identified the victim or said ha led to the accident. it's unclear how long marlboro pike will remain closed. >>> d.c. drivers are dealing with big problems this morning. a water main break and giant sinkhole are closing roads and businesses. the water main break and sinkhole are at connecticut and n street northwest. connecticut is shut down from r to n street. which is definitely a problem for drivers and businesses in that area. news4's tracee wilkins has the story. >> reporter: this water main break happened just before 7:00 a.m. you can see just how much of a mess it caused. debris went everywhere. lots of rocks and dirt. now this is the middle of connecticut avenue, just down from due ppont circle. a number of streets had to be shut so the repair work could begin. these pictures say it all. just before 7:00 a.m., connecticut avenue turned into a river. as a water

if tlooks good near the dunn loring station. metro rail looks good. now to adam caskey. >> you prefer the coconut cupcakes, but i like a peanut butter and chocolate. there's one with chocolate inside and peanut butter on top. almost 6:11 this morning. sun rose a short time ago. this is laurel maryland, the sun rising. it's 44 degrees in montgomery village, 42 in waldorf, winchester, 37 degrees along with cumberland. definitely chilly outside. warming nicely, mid 70's this afternoon, bright sunshine and a little breezy at times. close to 80 degrees on saturday and sunday. low humidity on the weekend. added clouds on mother's day. looking good overall. >> thanks so much. check this out. this is the brand new car that you could be driving. the best part is it is free. we will give away this car and $3,000 in cash to pay for gas or whatever else you might want. enter our contest at wjla.com/freecar. then tune in to night on abc 7 news at 5 to see if your name is called. you have 30 minutes to call in after that. we will announce a winner from 15 panelists

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yes, lore rain is back, my -- lore rain is back, my wife is back with the scoop.his will show you how boring it is. sunday we have soup after the show. saturday night, before i go to bed early, we have chicken. i can tell you from personal experience herres pees are sensation -- they are sensational recipes. >>> catch fox news sunday, 9:00 a.m. >> >> what do you thing you are doing? >> -- think you are doing. >> your turf? >> is this west side story? are we going to rumble at night. >> the new movie what to expect when you are expecting opened this weekend. its creators turned the popular advice book into a romantic comedy. chase crawford and anna kendricks play one of the couples, kevin mccarthy attempted to get them to talk about how their careers got started but the conversation made a quick u turn. >> i should says the interesting to watch your characterses be thrown into this unknown world once you find out you are pregnant. both of you guys have to go down this path you are not sure about. as actoractresses when you first came into the business what was the

all of that is sort of forgotten lore, you know, that you're uncovering as you say, it's forgotten lore as far as a biographical information. i think he intended to have a checklist of items of what to do with government that he now ignores. . >> joan, who is this guy? someone that can make such a drastic turn around. he made a complete flip. >> nechbt four years since he last ran for president, so he is capable of changing his tune in a very short span of time. there's one thing i would really like to point to you in his record they think is so relevant to the issues that we're talking about here today, and he cut, dramatically cut higher education funding so fees and tuition for the public university system in massachusetts went up 63% under his four years as governor. >> under governor romney, he cut funding to education and fees went up 63%? >> in those four years. >> that's the same governor romney that spoke about education as a civil right. >> a civil right, top priority, and you can just borrow money from your parents if you can't afford it. so he joined, you know, a slew of rep

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i think the pop lore initially had either ben the four blocks between two and five as a way to clean the lines. so since those are not submitted as part of a neighborhood, i would suggest we look there to the extent we still have a population issue. >> ok. >> mr. chair, we have the deviation. it is negative 4.997%. >> are you comfortable? >> i'm comfortable. >> thank you. thanks for that exercise. let's visit now the less again attempting to move fairly swiftly through each of these considerations. let's go to the question of d-60 border, at the same time we will secondarly visit the maria manner. >> i don't know where they are continue may affect it. if you can tell us where they are. >> sure. give us the other two. so we will look out -- so the next -- the next one is between districts 10 and 9. bart line we would align to. this is an area that has three people so the line would move west from bayshore to the freeway, between 280 and depaul to confirm to the bike district. we're going to highlight this right now. >> i'm going to put the bart district layer up as well so i'm sure to

. >>> y eso lo saben todos en el pueblo su maestro lore cuerda siempre arriba de un caballo y siempre belmont el 9 de junio con esto me despido, gracias por el privilegio les dejo con caso cerrado hasta maÑana.

it aired grievances about their contracts and 66% of domestic flights are outsourced and they be lore safety -- lower safety standards than united. >> maybe i should go in and sign a petition. >> a spokeswoman says the carriers they use are safe and disputes the figures saying 90% of passengers fly with united pilots. the pilots say they have been without a contract for two years. >>> a rough day for video game maker electronic arts. they plan to lay off workers. the company posted good earnings but that is the loan high note. a spokes person did not say how many would be let go. the company stock took a hit. it was down 10% and it is still in negative territory. >> apple is only in the top 20 of the fortune 500 list. they ranked 17th because they compile the list in in order of the -- in order of the total revenue. >>> today marks the beginning of wildfire awareness week. now is the time for homeowners to prepare for fires. that means clearing space by removing brush, wood and other flammables within 100 feet of a home and make sure your smoke detectors are working and have a evacuat

dunn loring he and a few other officers or instrumental in helping elderly and disabled residents in college park to escape the smoke-filled building during a fire inside the apartment building -- in february. >> everybody was running. >> geraldine credits him and his colleagues are making a big difference. they were knocking door to door and getting people out. it was very. >> but now he is on paid leave on the allegations crashed his police cruiser while drinking and driving. >> he was not on duty at the time. >> after 5:00 a.m. saturday, gonzales was involved in a family -- in a fatal vehicle. . >> they are here to protect the public. if they are not doing what is right, that causes others to follow. >> geraldine remembers the day officer gonzales eased the fears of her neighbors, but she knows heroes can be fallible. >> you should get someone to drive for you. >> the 38-year-old has been with the police six years. jay korff reporting from prince george's county. one man is dead after he attacked an officer with a sword. a suspect was wanted on child porn charges and they tracked

releaseed today show support for additional measures but that could not keep stocks from stocks for closes lore. dow lost 33. nasdaq fell 19. continued concerns about greece weighed on investors. markets may get a lift where h facebook goes public on friday but california also stands to benefit. >>> growing demand housing is sparking new construction in the east bay. at kb homes development 43 of 65 new homes. realtors tell us there's not enough housing on the market. the >> many more buyers than we do property. every property in our area here locally has 15-20 offers on it. >> a building industry analyst tells 240 building permits were issued in the first three month this was year. that's up 72% from last year. >>> and making plans to move dozens of old coffins disnovember a long forgotten graveyard. 15 coffins found. the parks lot they were digging up used to be a potter's field. more than 140 poor people were buried there. about 10 coffins lie in the path of construction. a court hearing friday will determine whether this the county will hire an archaeologist to move the remains. >>> and a m

but can she prove it or is this just family lore? >> well, she's basically relying on family lore.logist who said for a while he had turned up an ancestor, but there's not been has seen to move from. the more key point regarding the documents we were looking at today is they lay out a strict definition of what is considered native american. it's not just proving you have an ancestor. you have to show a tribal affiliation or community recognition, and she's not done either of those either, i don't believe. ? and harvard was using it at the time it was on the defensive for not having diversity on its faculty. to the question, elizabeth warren says if they did that, i didn't know anything abit, is that what she says, or is there any evidence she used this to gain affirmative action or unfair advantage? >> there's certainly no in evidence the documents that we've looked at, and harvard and professor warren both said that's not the case. the question, though, is if she didn't qualify as native american under these documents then why was she being identified as such. >> you keep trying t

we saw that famous ad which now is a famous part of political lore, and, i think we are too quick to subscribe the afghanistan trip only to politics. not media was not focusing only on the campaign more americans would know we are at a pivotal point in afghanistan, and we are a month away from the nato meeting, and tt trip happened on the same day where we had a new report detailing progress that was happening, and i think it is not fair to say the --. all there is true, no doubt the agreement is important, but it just so happens they took a pen and randomly stuck it on a calendar that happened to be the day that ben bin -- bin laden died and no awareness of that? that takes incredible4v naivete. >> going back to 2004, not only did the bush campaign do thepíu same thing, but, vice president cheney said if john kerry was elected we would be attacked. he said it would make it worse, they would come after us in a much harder way. this is, i think, a perfect example where you are watching the media hold this president to a different standard than they ever did for george w. bush. >> come

you can get more information on anyone know visions in aging which is being held at the gay lore national hotel starting tomorrow through saturday. i'm going to be there. please come out and see me. but go to my website jchayward.com and you can get more information. >>> today i would like to welcome dr. john thompson. he is the director of the d.c. office on aging. and of course the d.c. office on aging, maryland office on aging and virginia office on aging, all three have come together for this expo which is unique and it's wonderful. it's free so seniors can come out and get lots of information. and if you're a senior, why is this expo so important to you? >> it is so important for our seniors, first of all, because it's an opportunity for them to lead a healthy and productive life in the community and also to bring your family members there as well. because aging is all of our business. we know a senior in our community, whether it's a family member or somebody in our church so it's an opportunity to gain the valuable resources from the three different jurisdictions, an opportunity to

how forces are -- lores helping her heal. >>> how much would you pay with a hod hot dog topped with goldenner holds. >> we have rain to kick off the workweek but will we have rain to enter the workweek? details coming up. >> reporter: -- end the workweek? details coming. >> reporter: traffic is starting to pick up on 95 north of the beltway. i will let you know if that construction on the jfx will have an impact on your commute coming up in the abc2 timesaver traffic report. you are watching "good morning maryland." >>> you are watching the station that works for you "good morning maryland." >>> maryland's top political leaders are back at it again in a special section to end a messy end to the section. >>> a warning for parents this morning about the tiny round batteries found in every day household items. i am linda so, why more kids are being taken to the er because of button battery injury. >> what burglars are doing to break into homes. >>> let's look live at the inner harbor on this

christina lore will tell you about the clouds hopefully blowing out.ikes that traffic. >>> president obama sitting down with top congressional leaders from both parties to tackle a to-do list that may seem more like a wish list this election year. brian mooar live with a preview of the rare sitdown meeting. good morning, brian. >> reporter: the president is hosting lunch at the white house and some of the items on the menu will be hard to swallow for republicans. one of the things the president wants to do up front is raise the debt ceiling. uncle sam's ability to continue paying the bills. he wants to do it by increasing taxes on the richest americans. by wanting to push tax cuts go away for people above a certain limit. that's something republicans have said they do not want to do. especially in an election year. they don't want to be seen raising taxes. and republicans have also set a line, house speaker boehner says that he will not allow that increase in the debt ceiling without some cuts in spending. so the lines are drawn. and that -- president

lore rain. >> reporter: well, supporters just put up these posters on the corner today where she was shot. they read say no to hate. today's rally is about promoting acceptance and finding justice. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> reporter: almost 100 people marched from 8th project east bay to where the 37-year-old was shot 10 days ago. friends and supporters say there is no explanation it is a hate crime. >> some people are scared to come outside. we are trying to unite them as one body to know you are not alone. >> we are stunned as a community because she was a bright light and a shining star and a classy personality with so much potential. >> reporter: police say in the the early morning hours of april 29th, she was shot and killed parked inside a car with three other trans gendered women. three men approached the vehicle, and talked to the group, later, one returned and shot into the car. no one has been arrested. people here today hope the rally will keep this case open and tips coming in. reporting live in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> occ

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children are also less likely to be obese in homes where the head of the household has a born lore's degree. according to cdc numbers, more educated people are also less likely to smoke. >>> relief could be on the way for diabetics who suffer from chronic pain. there's a study at yale university that has identified a microscopic molecule on nerve cells which are causing discomfort for millions of diabetics. scientists are working to develop drug therapies to target those exact molecules. >>> health experts say taxes on unhealthy food need to be higher. researchers at university oxford said a tax on sugary drinks would reduce obesity rates. the food industry as you might imagine argues. they say the taxes would be unfair, ineffective and would lead to job loss. >>> it is time for the question of the morning. >> here it s. three out of ten people refuse to use one of these. is it a, a seat belt, b, a social networking website, or c, a public toilet? >> what are you going for? >> i'm saying social network. >> i'm thinking toilet seat. honk on to the -- log on to the wusa9 facebook fan p

he conceived that the function of the presidency was to, as he put it, to write it in the books of lorehe said, we've been talking about civil rights for a hundred years, it's time to write them in the books of law, to get legislation passed. that was his idea of a president, the lawmaker. >> always great to have you on the program, we so appreciate it, the book is terrific, congratulations. robert caro joining us, "the passage of power." >>> how 11 acres of new york city real estate is worth $2 billion to the ivy league. cornell university comes downstate. is it building the school of the future? future? >> ♪ there'll be the usual presentations on research. and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ but not how we get there. because in this business, there are no straight lines. only the twists and turns of an unpredictable industry. so the eighty-thousand employees at delta... must anticipate the un

is this part of hemingway family lore? lester after the war -- lester is always the little brother. he's got to keep quiet, but after the war, lester says ernest got the idea from me. we can't prove that, but there is circumstantial evident to that effect. so ernest, though, he's going to go one -- he's going to go do his brother one better. he's going to outdo his brother by not only finding the germans. okay, reporting their presence, doing the naval intelligence thing. but he's going to sink submarines as well from the pielar, and the idea is that the pielar is going to pretend to fish and that's going to be its cover, there's going to be fishing. he had another cover as well, which was doing oceangraphic research for the natural museum of history in new york there. were a couple instances that he was aware of german submarines approaching fishing boats and saying we'll take your catch and your fresh food. so ernest says i'll wait for them to come alongside and then my high lie play rers going to lob hand grenades down the open hatches and the other members of the crew are going

it's one of those family lore things that works out that ends badly for ernest. >> i know that the picture in the brochure was hemingway that it is general lamb. i know that in late july of '44. he was -- as they push to paris, was the -- was general lamb involved in cover work? >> not that i know of. so what -- the way i reconstruct it is at the -- in the first part of july, 19 -- july/august, first part of august 1944, ernest is with lan. tam and his troops and so ernest says, we'll -- you know, i got to go looking for the main story. i'll come back later and he does come back later. those are the groups, what was it, the 22nd division. 22nd infantry regimen. that's the group he goes back to after the fall of paris off and on until he goes back to cuba. sure. what else? anybody got any -- yes, sir. >> what happened -- please wait for the mike. sorry. >> you say the son has to go to asia. did his son actually go to asia? >> no, the war didn't last long enough. fascinating family history. bumby also -- bumby was a guy -- everyone that lives in ernest's shadow and especially his sons and li

he conceived that the function of the presidency was to, as he put it, to write it in the books of lore. he said, we've been talking about civil rights for a hundred years, it's time to write them in the books of law, to get legislation passed. that was his idea of a president, the lawmaker. >> bob, always great to have you on the program. we so appreciate it. the book is terrific. congratulations. >> thank you. >> robert caro joining us, "the passage of power." >>> up next, how 11 acres of new york city real estate is worth $2 billion to the ivy league. cornell university comes downstate. is it building the school of the future? >>> and you can find us on facebook. wsjr with maria. in the latino cy the word that we use is jubilation. as you're getting older, you should be able to do the things that you love. a living, breathing intelligence helping business, do more business. in here, opportunities are created and protected. gonna need more wool! demand is instantly recognized and securely acted on across the company. around the world. turning a new trend, into a global phenomenon. it'

today william lore will be installed. a huge crowd is expected to be here, 2000 people who have tickets who will be here to witness it, including lorie's parents who are from kentucky. the official installation begins today, however, much of the ceremonies began last night. we're going to show you some video of it, a mass at the basilica where lorie prayed at the too many of the first archbishop of baltimore. as you mentioned, this is the oldest archdiocese in the country. cardinal o'brien leaves tomorrow for his new position in rome. he'll formally hand over the oldest bishop cross in the united states to his successor. he introduced lorie to the ba sill basilica. >> it's with deep gratitude with our father that we welcome lorie to the archdiocese of baltimore. i've known arch bishop lorie for many years and has been impressed by so many have by his deep love for the church and the people and his extraordinary work as bishop of bridgeport and as a valued leader on behalf of the united states council of catholic bishops.

for kelly, i know this was touched on over here, but how representative was deontay lore in the second wave movement and on college campuses? >> you had two questions. >> and also for rosalie, i teach at cane university right outside of newark and i teach african-american history so i'm really interested in what you're doing. and i'm wondering how the university -- if the university has seen your research and how they've potentially responded to it and what it's like for you to be doing research as a graduate student in the university and critiquing the university. >> well, first, a lot of my next project will be other deans of women. i do not think she was alone in doing this. some deans of women, i think, followed the stereotype, but there were certainly other women at other institutions that were doing similar work. i spent quite a bit of time in the dean of women's archived records as well as in the intercollegiate associate women's students records and this was obviously -- some of the ku models were being sent as best practices across the country for the keys, for the sex educati