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lilian lowery. she is already starting to call it home here. >> i want to thank you forgive me this opportunity to serve the state of maryland. >> besides delaware, she has also worked in indiana and nearby northern virginia. she always kept a close watch on maryland. >> i saw the state of maryland was really engaged in the state -- in education in the most positive way. and i love the baltimore area. >> she is already getting a feel for the job at the school headquarters. >> i like talent. that is one of the reasons i'm excited about being here. i believe talent needs to be unleashed. i hold people accountable. i hire really good people. >> people who will put children first. lowry says that is why she will start making the rounds this summer to visit schools and staff across the state. >> i need to see and feel and let them see and know me. >> lowery starts her new job on july the first. she signed a four-year contract with a salary of $210,000 a year with another $50,000 in incentives. >> it is e

they have chosen the lillian lowery. governor o'malley will speak at the meeting and lowery has been in the position in delaware since 2009 and is known for leading delaware to be the first state in the federal race to the top of a grant. lowery will start on july 1st. >>> transportation secretary raylahood will hold news conference on a a new initiative aimed at teen driving and distraction. they will look at what happens when teens get behind the wheel and knowingly distract themselves. >>> the backwater waste treatment plant is going green. today the mayor along with other officials unveil a solar renewal energy project. the ribbon cutting will take place at 10:30 this morning. that ceremony will take part in celebrate the addition of solar energy power to produce sustainable clean energy for baltimore. >>> governor o'malley is addressing leaders from india and married at business forum in baltimore. members of the indian chamber of commerce will be attending this event. it's the largest and oldest apex business organ

debry lowery has been tapped. she helped delaware to receive the -- she is replacing dr. razz make who retired after 20 years. lowery will start august 1st. >>> today students at baltimore international academy. >> steve: any rawlings blake and other leaders are exchanging the desk jobs for teaching job. they are take part in the teach for america week and teaching them how to use what they learned in school and applying it to real life. >>> 6:52. senate judiciary hearing is holding a hearing on arizona immigration law and jan brewer has been indicted to testify. also, the senate is expecteded to vote on a bill to help the postal service. among those eliminating 6-day delivery and require the them to work six years. >>> secretary ray lahood and stone will discuss findings why young drivers knowingly distractthemselves behind the wheel. they will address educational programs to address the growing problem. >>> president obama is honoring the 2012 national teacher of the year finalists at the white house. he's going to start a three- state tour urging contrast to extend low

the maryland state school board has named lillian lowery the new superintendent, coming to the position after serving as the dow larry -- delaware secretary of education. she helped delaware when a race to the top federal grant. police in anne arundel county are investigating the death of a man that lost consciousness in a patrol car. he was taken into custody after officers noticed him be hating the radically. police say he tried to kick out the windows of the vehicle. he was revived, but died wednesday. an autopsy is being conducted. howard county police are searching this afternoon for a man in the delicate city -- a look at city. police say he walked to a counter and threatened a pharmacist with a hypodermic needle, making off with a variety of pharmaceuticals. anyone with information should call howard county police. a push to get increased funding for after-school programs passes the first hurdle. the resolution would double funding. the resolution was introduced by local youth organizations worry about funding cuts. >> i encourage all of you to use your power to vote against the

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it is signed by daniel lowery, chief building inspector, stating that records show that no work was performed. 106 a 441, permit expired work cannot happen after more than one year it has -- after it has elapsed. we have more than nine years in this case. our request was to rescind the reinstatement. our request was to rescind the reinstatement. when the permit was prepared, it was subsequently reinstated because planning had given permission. the planning department did not have authority to enforce section 106a of the building code. at the hearing, it was pointed out that carla johnson, damian quinn, and myself all agreed that no work had begun on this permit. as such, when the findings stated that the deputy director should have stamped the application to indicate the renewal permit for complete work and maintain final inspection, i say to you that there is no such thing. there is no authority to renew the permit that has expired for nine years. the findings do not address that point, which is the final central point of the argument. all the paperwork involved in this finding, going to pla

lillian lowery will take over the position. she will replace nancy grass mick who retired after -- grass mick who -- grasmick who retired. >>> today a baltimore school will be honoring bill and camille cosby. st. francis academy is naming the community center after the couple. it was ten years ago they gave $2 million to the school, the largest gift ever. cnn soledad o'brien will be in town to serve as emcee for the celebration. >>> and still to come on wjz's "eyewitness news," the secret service scandal will more -- will more agents be forced out of their yobs before the day is through -- jobs before the day is through. starbucks drops a controversial infreedient -- ingredients from the menu and a mix of sun and clouds with mild temperatures lasting through the week. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. >> complete coverage continues with don scott, jessica kartalija and marty bass and meteorologist tim williams. it's wjz, maryland's news station. i remember the days before copd. my son and i never missed

lillian lowery showed up on the job two months early.ooten has more. >> the governor came to baltimore to showoff the state's new superintendent, but not before she spent the better part of her morning with members of the board of education, the board who just hired her. >> thank you to the board for giving me this opportunity to serve the state of maryland. >> she said she was not job hunting, but she could not pass up an opportunity to work with a state who has such an impressive resume. >> i love the baltimore area. it is kind of like coming back to my space. >> a space she hopes to expand first by doing homework. coming july, she plans to hit the road. >> i need to see and know and touch and feel and let them know me, the people we serve. it is why we come here each day to give the taxpayers return on their investment. >> she said they have people already in place. >> i like talent. obviously maryland has talented people. i believe talent needs to be unleashed. i hold people accountable. i hire really good people. >> tim tooten, wbal

lillian lowery was in town to sign a new contract and to meet her new staff. she's anxious to visit schools. >> i need to know and let them know me. this keeps us focused and it reminds us why we come here each day and the work that we do to give the taxpayers a return on their investment. >> her first official day on the job is july 1. welcome to baltimore. >> was the master of ceremonies for the 32nd annual event at the marriott hunt valley. cam cameron was the guest speaker for the night. the words focus on the effectiveness of the department an. encourage the development of innovative projects. awards were given out for committee service an exceptional performance. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. let's do you up to date on your morning commute. we start in the city along mlk boulevard at washington boulevard, we have an accident. fire activity at a 37 street and elm street. northbound stoughton river parkway, watch for defective traffic lights -north- down snowden parkway. as is southbound traffic and more volume i

lillian lowery is named maryland state superintendent of schools. we have a closer look at lowry's credentials at our web site. the new wbaltv.com. >> the community center at st. francis academy in east baltimore county has a new name. the dr. camille and bill cosby community center. the center opens for after school -- offers after school programs and free health care. the cosbys have donated $2 million to support scholarships. >> i am not impressed with my name over a building if i have no money. i will bring little children here, protestant ones and say see what the catholics did to me. now give me 50 cents. >> any time one puts money into the education of human beings, that is always a special, special gift. >> dr. cosby graduated from the same order that represents this one. >> protecting yourself by sledding. we're live at the better business bureau's annual shred day event. >> down at the gulf of mexico a major storm developing. the insta-weather plus forecast next. >> this is going to be a beautiful weekend here. the sun is coming up. we hav

like to believe i was of the side of the story it was fifty given perry's go ahead go ahead joseph lowery so you respect it's not for you all sit in a very grave feel this while it's not for you're sitting in paris telling these released what will be afraid of for the lot when the president of your i'll say they want to look for the israelis to be telling me they want to do a lot of good of so every time out. not all day ok you never got any missile on your head to go through or be that i wish you would never have it but look i want i don't think you know your head well has all the signs of missiles israel is the nebulae oh really regev you know who you are. oh ok they are now ok let this is real frankly not the discussion that's kids picked up a serious situation are really hard. times the same discussion as always we do this topic many thanks my guest today in norman colombia and in paris and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are to see you next time and remember prost awful. keep. from. the from.

but as mike lowery shows us, her freedom does come with some restrictions. >> i am truly sorry for allyou've been through. reporter: a heartfelt apology from judge lawrence brown who told the alleged victim of sexual assault he's releasing her with electronic monitoring after three weeks in custody here at juvenile hall. >> it's a good day for my client. obviously she was suffering in incarceration and i'm glad she's released. reporter: the teenager was locked up after failing to show up at two court appearances. the judge told her it was necessary to protect the public from an alleged serial rapist. it was all unnecessary according to the girl's attorney. >> i do believe it should not have happened in the first place. i do believe that there were less extreme measures to obtain her statement. reporter: the teenager will now be tracked by a global positioning system and her whereabouts a court secret. >>> the location of where she is to reside, as well as the terms of her release will be filed under seal. >> that was mike lowery reporting. at 4:47, erica, i have a question. is it going

lowery did the right thing in separating the publication from this racist trash, and another rout rage. when the phone hacking charges surfaced at rupert murdock's news of the world, the company tried to portrait is it as the work of a rogue reporter. that was far from true as a spat of high level arrests has shown, but the company is making no such claim now about a new scandal at sky news. murdock's british satellite channel. >> sky news, which i'm told tuesday, was under the chairmanship of james murdock, admitted today that it had twice hacked into private emails to get stories. one case resulted in a report about the run-away canoeist, johns darwin, which was nominated for an award. >> that's a case in which a man faked his own death in an insurance scam and sky news obtained emails from his wife who was later sent to jail. the sky news shen an gajs were reported by the guardian which also led the way in the phone hacking debacle. now, you might think that sky news would be remorseful over doing something that is against british law. especially since the e-mail hacking laws approv

reverend lowery said -- today and every day. what i'm thinking of are his words at their memorial for rosa parks and said we wouldn't do justice to her memory by letting our tribute and in ceremony. reverend lowery said you have to move from ceremony to sacrament. we have to do more than just honor the history. in fact we do it little honor for don't take action to keep our history moving forward. this is a call to the joshua generation. this is why we have a national action network. [applause] and this is why -- this is why i am here to ask you for your support, because there are people today who will tell you that the best path forward is to strengthen the protection for the polluters who make us sick and dirty our communities instead of making sure that we are protected. there is a large and loud group of people who seem to think that in order to move ahead economically, to be willing to sacrifice our environment which is asking us to sacrifice our health. in fact they seem to feel that way about a lot of issues, that you can

lillian lowery as the new school chief. she follows grass grass -- nancy grasmick. >> dr. unveiled at -- yesterday. it offers free health care and after-school programs. the cosbys donated $2 million to st. francis. >> find out which animal the zoo brought along this time. >> the wife of o.j. brigance is here to raise money. >> and the better business bureau's annual shred day. >> two storms developing here. one front coming in. a big storm in the south will come our way as well. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] >> welcome to "11 news saturday morning". i'm lisa robinson. >> our top stories in just a minute. first we'll check outside with meteorologist john collins. >> it is gorgeous outside now. >> get out and take vng of it. well, wait until the program is

martha: kirsten powers, columnist for "the daily beast" and rich lowery editor of "national review",oth are fox news contributors. kirsten, part of me wishes we could move past this. a lot of women don't really want there to be a war on women issue and feel like issues they face every day are the same ones that men face every day. >> yeah. martha: is there, skirs 10, in your opinion a war on women that is valuable part of the conversation in this election? >> valuable a part of the conversation? definitely not. even if you look now how the republicans are responding to it. they're not being any better listening to what michele bachmann now said. this is setting up idea that stay-at-home moms are ones that understand the economy. come on, whether you're a working woman or a stay at home mother you understand the economy as well as anybody else does. it's like we now have republicans and democrats staking out these different positions and getting in the middle of these like mommy wars. i think that, the contention that women are the ones who have borne the brunt of the economy isn't ac