we had to go to manchester. >> we are leaving from manchester. the flight will get out sometime this afternoon. >> we could not stay until 5:00 this morning. >> the airport is almost completely deserted. it is not expected to close until 1:00 in the morning -- is expected stay closed until 1:00 in the morning. bbc news, glasgow. >> there is concern over inter- ethnic tensions in kurdistan. there's been one of violent episode in a village. the huts of turks was -- were burned down. we have more. >> distraction and chaos. this is the scene the turkish community returned to after running away from violence. two weeks after the popular uprising in kurdistan, the village was attacked. five people were killed and several homes were destroyed. most of the property belonged to ethnic turks. these and many's home was burned down. it is difficult for him to cope. -- these men's home was burned down. it will take a long time for people to forget about the violence that took place here recently. there are thousands of villages just like this one where people

they will host another international match between manchester city and entered milan will take place on july 31. organizers hope another success will position baltimore as a potential venue. most fans do not get terribly excited about the middle rounds, but the more you see the players the ravens got this year in the middle rounds, the more you get excited about this year's draft. that is number 88, dixon wears no. 80. a, zero at tight in will give defense a lot more to account for at that position than just todd heap. karen has the benefit of breaking in, knowing the value of todd heap. >> i played in the all-star game. the little technique things will come in handy for you and you just learn from the coaches and the great players around you. constant learning. >> after securing the no. 2 pick in the upcoming nba draft, the philadelphia 76ers' locked up their no. 1 pick at head coach. ironically, he is also the no. 1 pick from the 1973 draft. doug collins takes over, replacing 80 jordan. collins and the last six seasons working as an analyst. unlike most places where you had better

. >>> international power houses, manchester city and intermilan will duke it out. this will be the second international match held in baltimore. organizers hope hosting the matches will lead to hosting the cup. >> that would be cool, we will get the guy that screams, gol. >> that's patented. >>> howard county schools are the first to treat students for concussions. how they are doing it and how it will work. >>> will the weekend bring sun or showers, i'm bob turk. i'll have your complete warning forecast, coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's partly cloudy, 72 degrees in central maryland right now. incredible video from russia before a mile long bridge wobbling. authorities say strong river currents apparently lose in one of the supports. the bridge has been closed indefinitely. it was completed last year at a cost of $80 million. >>> a pilot was disarmed and removed from the cockpit after he sent an e-mail threatening to hurt himself. the jet blue pilot e-mailed an exgirlfriend saying he was going to hurt himself in spectacular fashion. jet blue said the fligh

. >> reporter: this year the battle lines are drawn between manchester city and inter millan. >> european teams are coming over here and could they see the economic boom? >> reporter: if these seats get filled it is a boom baltimore is creating. >> the only thing we have on our resume is that game last year and this game this year. and we need to sell out the game. >> reporter: tickets will run between 25 and $115. they go on sale next wednesday at 10:00 a.m. mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news news. >>> and many of the same players coming here to baltimore will play a key role in next month's world cup in south africa. >> i may have to try to see some of that. >> it will be exciting. >>> coming up, bono hospitalized. "u 2 singer had to be hospitalized. >>> and will we see sun or showers or both this weekend. we'll have that ahead in the five-day forecast. >>> wjz is always on. hear the top ,, hi! welcome to progressive.com. come on in, and i'll give you a free quote. quote and compare in about 8 minutes. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> a high-speed chase in phoenix, arizona

and milan will play manchester at m & t bank stadium.s will happen weeks after the fin initial south africa. last year, they played between 71,000 fans. that match is july 31st. >>> put your car keys down. time to put on your bike helmet. >> that's right. today is the day to pedal to work. the baltimore metropolitan council is sponsoring bike to workday. this is video from last year's event. it is an initiative to promote clean commutes to work. if the commute is long, all mta buses are equipped with bike racks so you can hop on the bus as part of the trip to work and ride the rest of the way. >>> all right. good morning. it's 6:53. special good morning to the kids that won the awards handed out yesterday at the maryland science center. we are talking air quality that has been good all week. most of the spring has been good. we're looking at moderate air quality as we head into today. we have allowed the pollutants to build up in the atmosphere. it's 59 in baltimore. low 60s from philly up towards new york. basically, we have a string of

this summer you will see a chancee-- you will get chains to see enter milan take on engengland's manchesterjuly 31. officials are hoping for another sellout crowd. especially since the match is a few weeks after the world cup wraps up. ravens president hopes this trend will continue and help to bring in other big time events. >>>we are extremely excited to have soccer coming back to m&tt3 bank staaium. hopeful that this will be -- we're having the event this summer, hoping to ave more events. i think, as we demonstrate that baltimore and m&t bank stadium is a good venue for soccer. we hope to bring more soccer events to the stadium. -opeful that this will help our cup bid for the united states. if we can demonstrate that this is a great place for soccer, we're hopeful thattwhen the u.s. gets the world cup awwrded to it baltimore will be one of the cities that will have matches. >> this year's world ccp starts3 june 11 in south africa catch the >>well, the good news is that it is not going to be a total washout. >> ggod news. when will it rain however during the weekend? go back to jessica s

. >> they are heading for manchester. >> although delayed, these passengers will eventually be getting away for their holidays abroad, but as long as icelands volcanic is erupting, there is an ongoing threat of disruption and grounded planes. for now, a change of wind direction tomorrow could push the ash clouds way out. >> consent has been growing about ensure-ethnic tension in kyrgystan since april's uprising for -- concern has been growing about anti-ethnic tension. >> distraction and chaos. this is the scene which the residents of a turkish community returned to after running away from violence. two weeks after the popular uprising in 2010, the village was attacked by an angry mob numbering in the thousands. five people were killed and several homes destroyed. most of the properties belong to ethnic turks. >> this man's home was burned down. it is difficult for him to cope. >> piles of hay are still burning. it will take a long time for people to forget about the violence which took place here just recently. across kyrgystan, there are thousands of villages just like this one where

. >> enter -- inter milan and manchester united. >> we are hopeful that when the united states gets the will get matches. >> it will keep selling these games out, we will keep bringing the international games back. baby, we could hit a grand slam. trust me, the world cup in baltimore would be a grand slam. >> the world cup begins next month in south africa. the groundwork must be laid now. with tens of millions of dollars and economic impact on the line, it is well worth it. >> hopefully none of the head butts. now that the washington wizards have the nba's top pick locked up, the only decision is who to take. it is a straight forward choice. they can take either kentucky star john wall, or ohio state's as in turner. two have is you that two players have the high profiles. it sounds like john wall knows he has a washington, d.c. addressed in his near future. >> i cannot control what happens off of the field. >> it sounds like he is locked up and delivered. the nba draft takes place in late-june. for the minnesota vikings, it is speculation season. will he or won't he -- we will brett fa

heavier rain in the baltimore county up in manchester and west minister.ouple days or so. it should improve this afternoon. showers and thunderstorms likely to start the day and then maybe we'll get sunshine to breakthrough the clouds this afternoon. the high temperature expected around 75. right now we're in the mid 60's. when we come back, we'll take a look at the seven-day forecast. for now, to the news desk. >> no arrest in the shooting death of a dundalk man. >> police say it happened 7:30 saturday morning. kim dacey has more. >> i heard the helicopter flying around. i saw a spotlight. i was looking out the windows and it seemed to be moving over every street and shining lights. i was scared. i didn't know what was going on. >> people in this dundalk neighborhood soon found out. 2:30 saturday morning a 40-year-old man was shot and killed in his own front yard in the 7000 block of railway avenue. he was shot nine times. >> i am shocked. there have been break-ins but never anything this big. that's the worst so far. >> usually everything happens on the

manchester city will take on enter milan at m&t bank stadium. match up is july 31. at 8:00.last summer, more than 70,000 fans filled the stadium. organizers hope this event will help the nation's world cup bid for 2018 and 2022. >> if we can demonstrate this is a great place for soccer. we're hopeful when the u.s. gets the world cup awarded to it. that baltimore will be one of the cities with matches. >> tickets for the match go on sale this wednesday. >> you know, whether wise it was an amazing day. >> yeah. and yesterday was nice. but we understand rain is possibly in the forecast for the weekend. how much? how long? go straight to jessica starr with all the numbers for a look at the sky watch forecast. jessica? >> hi guys. yeah, today was summer like. well above normal temperatures. and still pretty warm at this hour. 77 right now in baltimore. 73 in d.c. and 75 in hagerstown and 63 in oakland. but switching gears a bit. yeah, overnight tonight will be dry. but there is an area of low pressure that is off toward the west. and that will be moving in our direction. you can

. >> reporter: what we're talking about is a big deal, the game between manchester and inner milan is making news around the world and what it means for us is if it's successful, it's a strong layer of a foundation of a bigger prize. no one thought that baltimore could bring the game last year here. it had a $20 million impact on the city and it proved that baltimore is a good host. that's important, we're the finalist for the world cup game eight or twelve years for now. >> the only thing we have, that's last year and we need to sell out this year. the buzz is great and the media was great and the ravens did a great job of putting it on and they made believers out of people in one game. >> reporter: if baltimore got the game, it's a $300 million boom to the city. it's like having super bowls over the course of a few weeks. and the tickets for this game on july 31st, the tickets go on sell wednesday. and reporting from m&t bank stadium, i'm mike schuh. >>> mike, thank you. many of the players coming here to baltimore will play a role in next month's world cup in south africa and i kno

. >> reporter: this year the battle lines are drawn between manchester city and inner millan. >> european teams are coming over here, could she see the economic boom. >> reporter: if the seats get filled, it is a boom baltimore is creating. >> the only thing we have is the game last year and we have this game this year and we need to sell out the game. >> reporter: tickets will run between $25 and $115 and they go on sale next wednesday. mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. >> and the game will be on july 31st, it will be on a weekend. >> sounds like fun. >> let's hope we don't have any thunderstorms that day. >>> let's take a look. hopefully it will be dry. 86 right now. humidity is low. south southeast winds at 5. come back and take a look at ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a warm end of the week with a lot of sunshine. that is about to change. we do have some clouds that will start moving in tonight and they'll be with us a lot over the weekend. we'll see some sun but also probably see some scattered -- widely scattered shower activity. take a look at temps in the region. warm. 86 in the baltimor

international soccer powerhouses manchester city and intermillon will duel it out in july. this also the -- will be the second major soccer match in baltimore. last cheer chelsea and ac milan played in front of a sellout crowd bringing 20 million dollars into the site. organizers hope hosting the matches will lead to a world cup gig. there's lot of excitement around the teams coming in last year. >> they brought in a lot of cash, too. that's we like. >> yeah, they d we are talking world cup and formula racing. >> right. >> so a lot of sports we are not used to in the city coming here. >> bring yourselves and your money. >> yeah that's what they want to the world you know. >>> well, hopefully the weather will cooperate when ever they get here. you know. that will be a nice thing. this weekend, not a bad forecast. not a washout of your plans. just not the prettiest weekend. >> okay. >> we would love to have days like yesterday and the day before you know, 80s, blue skies, low humidity. today, as you see off in the horizon we will see sun moving through the clouds or peeking t

us-- but also, i speak to my colleagues who are fighting seats in the midlands and in north of manchester majority. so i think david will pull it off. >> reporter: if that prediction is right, if david cameron does find himself moving into number ten downing street on friday morning, he may have this 65- year-old grandmother to thank. ten days ago, gillian duffy went shopping for a loaf of bread in the northern english town of rochdale. there, she encountered prime minister gordon brown campaigning for votes, and disillusioned with the performance of his governing labour party, she decided to give him a piece of her mind. >> didn't say anything about the immigrants because they say -- all of these eastern europeans -- where are they flocking from? >> a million people, the british people have come into europe. there is a lot of british people staying in europe as well. >> reporter: and that's where things would have ended, had it not been for the microphone gordon brown forgot he was wearing when he got into his official car and departed the scene. >> reporter: mrs. duffy, despite later re

in kansas city, coolidge, dodge city, florence, fort scott, hutchinson, kinsley, lions, madison, manchester, mcpherson, newton, iowa, syracuse, topeka, wellington and wichita areas but are there any of those left? >> shore. what is happening is very quote all over the country and not just kansas in the places the depot were not knocked down people are reclaiming them and there is federal money to do that to be in dodge city field harvey house is a dinner theater funded by the federal government for millions of dollars because they saved the transition. so in fact there are buildings all over kansas and some and misery. there are buildings all through texas and california, arizona, mexico that are being replaced by the communities. there are only three currently running as party restaurants and hotels that have a serious defeat a similar experience. the hotel in santa fe, the woman winslow arizona which is completely restored in the last truck size until you can literally walk off the train and sit down and have an incredibly delicious meal and all of those hotels at the lip of the grand can

we got hunter and he said can you ride with nixon from nashua to the manchester airport, after midnight after his speech. so we said sure. so hunter thompson got in a car and nixon is talking to them. he's talking about football and baseball. mix and love to talk about that. we get out of the airport, that gassing up the learjet, and he put a cigarette and he is clicking this lighter. you know, right by where they are casting of the virgin. louis had to smack the thing out of his hands and said are you nuts? we could all be blown to kingdom come. that is the first time we met. and when you start traveling with us. we had a number of occasions where i met him even after i left watergate, i was with him down at this thing of speaking at at kennedy center and he didn't show up. i was on a panel and he didn't show up. he was a big star, you know. answer then you see a guy come in from the right side with a lumber jack shirt and a sixpack that he comes up on the stage in handy one. [laughter] >> guest: this is a very formal event. >> host: on the other people in your life who are your friend

in manchester time, let's go right to complain of questions before we let everybody get back to work. over here, yes. >> craig west, medpac. i was just interested, eric, and whether you have any residence running through your group health? >> good question. yes, we do have residence in the pilot clinic and the resident clinic at else's running three group health. and i will also add that the word is out and if you want to recruit residence for your product is, i have a patient centered medical home. we got her most successful recruiting your server since having the medical home. >> and i think i recall reading in your piece, as well as in the report and repeal piece we did, eric, that you not only have had as she did earlier enrollment in anonymous amount of interest in newly graduated medical students wanting to come to work for the system. as you just said was the case with residents. so, the market is going your way. was there another question? okay, if not, let me just -- yes there is over here. >> in several of the cases, you've managed to link in the visit and see fewer patients

17,000 attacked each year, and you get kids that can be excluded from school, including one in manchesterwho is excluding a chauffer having a nice, who gets put back in school by the appeals panel. we say make the head teachers captain of the ship, change all the great -- crazy rules that stopped teachers from searching for banned items. then we need to raise aspirations. we need to open up education and have the big society where, we say those who want to separate schools in inner-city areas, come on in. we want diversity and excellence in our state sector. that is where i send my children. we really have to do better than we do today. >> so the question is about teaching in a deprived area of birmingham. how will they have the same opportunities in life as those from any other school? >> what we want to do, and we have set out in one of the biggest pledges in our manifesto, is to take 2.5 billion pounds from the 15 billion pounds of savings we government spending so that we can raise the money given to the poorest children to the same level that children get at other schools. it is one

attacks each year on teachers and you get kids who can be excluded from school, including one in manchester who's excluding a student for having a knife who then gets put back into the school by the appeals panel. that's not right. make the head teachers captain of their ships, let them have proper discipline, change all the crazy rules that stop teachers searching for banned items and make sure you have proper discipline. then we need to raise aspirations as i'm sure you do in your school, and open up education and have the big societyy we say, new bodies that want to come in and set up great schools, come on in, we want choice, diversity and excellence in our state sector. that's where i send my children and that's where i know we've really got to do better than we do today. >> the question is about a teacher teaching in a deprived area of birmingham, do you do you -- how do you ensure as a leader that they will have the same opportunities in life as those from any other school? >> in specific answer to your question, what we want to do and we've set it out from one of the biggest pledges

also through jarrettsville and back in northwestern baltimore county and towards manchester and carroll. the regional radar not even identifying this. maryland's most powerful doppler radar are the ones that can see the small raindrops. it's a tropical feed from the southeast that will continue with a few more showers. we're continuing to watch that storm well off the carolina coast that could get a tropical storm name by the middle of the week. today 75 our 2-degree guarantee. plan for showers so keep the umbrella handy. it remains warm and humid with fog tonight. >>> let's check the roads with kim. >> that earlier police activity has been cleared out of the left tube in the southbound lanes of fort mchenry tunnel. but still experiencing residual delays as a result of that. slow this morning, here's 95 southbound just north of whitemarsh boulevard. it's going to be stop-and-go all the way down towards the tunnels. as we peek at the drive times, no problems on 795 but it's going to be a very slow ride from owings mills boulevard towards the beltway. that will take you about seven minute

people were turned away in sheffield, manchester, and in london. we will bring you all of the results through the morning here in the studio, but you can also follow live updates from the constituency to the final results when we eventually get it online at bbc.co.uk/election. it is 1 minute to 5:00 a.m.. we have no idea who the prime minister will be and we are heading for a hung parliament. >> it was a cd conservatives might have thought to take and retained by labor in north central london. we now go to the number of fascinating guests, all for this evening, he has a particularly special guest with him now. they have not given an interview before in which he has wielded great influence. andrew? >> we're going to be joined by the deputy chairman, michael ashcroft, a major fund-raiser and a major supplier of funds to the conservative party. what has gone wrong? >> from the time that the conservatives were ahead, we have the debates. it is quite obviously turned everything topsy-turvy, and a more natural assumption before changed the whole playing

in sheffield and hong queues in leeds and birmingham people locked out and vetters sent away in manchester. and lewissham people allowed to vote until 10:30 and two places in liverpool running out of ballot papers. it suggests a kind of failure of imagination. i mean, the voting hasn't gone up. the number of voters hasn't gone up that much since the last election in 2005, has it? >> let's be clear on this. as a returning officer, you don't need imagination. you need to alie the rules, firmly and fair my. these are the ruehl rules sets by parliament. let's deal with this issue. i talked to them tonight. what in fact has happened is that people were admitted to the polling station fromed queue, it is about 70 or 80 of them. they're issued with a ballot paper before the 10:00 deadline. and so that was within the law. and then they -- >> and they voted. and they were locked in so they couldn't hear what the exit poll was. >> sorry. >> they couldn't hear the exit poll, they were locked in the polling station with their ballot papers. they couldn't go out and say, hey you heard the news? what ha

the last thing we need to do is to make it harder to get a loan in nashville or manchester or knoxvilleu can't create a job, and the economy doesn't move. so that's the first issue. is there a washington takeover of main street lending? the second issue, what about this czarina or czar? what about this person that the person would appoint to be in charge of millions of financial transactions in the consumer bureau, but unlike our other independent agency, this person, this man or woman, would not be then accountable to the president, would not be then accountable to the congress, and doesn't that lead to the possibility that this person could write some rules and regulations unaccountably, as the czar or czarina that might make the same sort of mistake we made when we encouraged people to buy houses who couldn't afford to pay for them, which most agree is the principal event that led us into the great recession that we now have and nearly led us into another depression, which brings us to the third issue: why are we not dealing with the big housing agencies? fannie mae and freddie mac h

we got hunter, and he said could he ride with nixon to the manchester airport, and after midnight, after speech. so we said, sure. so hunter thompson got in the car, and nixon is talking about football and baseball, and nixon loved to talk about that. when we got though airport, and they're gassing up the jet, and we're right by it. he puts a cigarette in and he is clicking this lighter right by -- when they're gassing up the jet. and had to smack the thing out of his hand and say, are you nuts? would could have all been blown to kingdom come. that was the first time we met him and hen he started traveling with us. there was a number of occasions when i met him. every left watergate, i was speaking at the kennedy center, and he didn't show up. i was on a panel and he didn't show up. so they started. but he was a big star, you know. so then you got coming in from the right side, lumberjack shirt and a six-pack, and he comes up on the stage and hands me one. this was a very formal event. >> host: are there other people in your life who are your friends that maybe the audience wouldn't expe