. >> a pesar de que lo peor de mathew pasÓ por honduras, aÚn este sÁbado se mantenÍa una alerta roja. m como nos cuenta en desde tegucigalpa, alli continÚan tratando de recuperarse de lluvias que desde mayo no dan treegua. otros objetivos. >> por el paso de la tormenta tropical mathew hubo muchos daÑos. >> tenemos dos puentes destruidos. en el municipio de la virtud. hay derrumbes que han sido removidos a las 4:30 de la maÑana. >> la calma ha regresado al paÍs. mathiew se dirige a guatemala y belice. pero las lluvias continuarÁn los prÓximos tres dÍas. >> las condiciones de emergencia se mantienen en alerta roja, no estamos libre de todos los efectos de la tormenta tropical, y esperemos que en las prÓximas horas podemos tener mejores noticias. >> las tormentas a finales de mayo han causado muertes de seis personas. y han dejado sin hogar a decenas de familias. >> los pronÓsticos advierten de una vaguada que ingresa por la zona sur. >> tampoco da tregua naturaleza a la costa atlÁntica mexicana. la lluvia no cesa. seguir su rumbo la temporada de ciclones y la ayuda no es suficiente. pa

. >> next i'd like to ask officer mathews to speak regarding the slot program. >> thank you for having me here today. i'm keith mathews with the police department and as julian said i help coordinate the mta, d.p.t.s traffic engineering safe passage program. it's based on the enforcement and education of the regulations of san francisco traffic code 194 point 3. these are regulations basically that pertain to anyone working in the streets and sidewalks of san francisco. anything from plain general construction sites to perhaps moving companies or any type of change in the path of travel for either pedestrians or vehicular traffic or bikes or any type of traffic with buses, cars, trucks that may effect the normal and every day stream engineers out there on the street scrapes. i have an enjoyable portion. what i take care of mostly is coordinating the education efforts of our program, we currently offer a free seminar. the - now it's the first tuesday of each month at mill ton works auditorium and we insight yi one related to the activities to the streets and sidewalks to come on in. we

[applause] >> thank you mathew and thank you for being here and having me. i feel honored to be here in san francisco to talk about this. san francisco is certainly a leader nationally in working toward pedestrian safety and it's very encouraging to see you working further beyond what you've done. you've had some great success and will continue to do so. brief information myself of the give you background on where i am and why i'm here i guess. i work for the oregon department and why thought that relates to san francisco is every city and san francisco is no exemption state highways are coming through and there's a need to partner between the state and city and public on the issues and that can be a challenge dealing with routes where the city doesn't have full control over things that happen. the other big challenge is freeway ramp terminals. major safety issue for walkers. there's so much traffic coming into the city and turning movements and these are the kinds of things counter measures we'll talk about in the question and answer appea period can oft he

mathew ya comenzÓ a descargar su agua en ese pais.debido a la tormenta comenzaron a caer en todo el paÍs. mathew mantiene dentro de su trayectoria la costa atlÁntica de honduras. la tormenta provocarÁ lluvias que se extenderÁn hasta el domingo. >> el sÁbado por la maÑana todo el litoral serÍa afectado por lluvias muy fuertes. serÍan mÁs de 150 mm acumulados. >> el gobierno de honduras decretÓ un estado de alerta nacional. >> estamos preocupados debido al caso de tegucigalpa. esto puede ser un desastre mÁs allÁ de nuestros niveles. >> lo mÁs peligrosos son las lluvias que han provocado inundaciones y derrumbes en varias partes del paÍs. 56 personas han muerto y centenares de familias han perdido sus hogares. >> tenemos cerca de 120 colonias en alto riesgo y 340.000 personas. si la situaciÓn se torna un tanto difÍcil la pedimos la ayuda de la poblaciÓn. >> el mayor efecto se sentirÁ en la costa atlÁntica hondureÑa. >> tiempo de una pausa comercial y enseguida el secretario del sector economica se muestra muy optimista. onómica va por bu

with mathew. ss arm air ahead of the front.ll push all the warm air off the coast. cool air llgs behind the front a bit. so stay above average for ú%morrow. midd80s.h temperatures in the back side of the front. see the nootherll winds. and that brings us temperatures innthe low 70s to finish off the weekend. clouds keeping us cool as well on sunday. 69 overnight onight. so a leasant evening. and then onnthe water for tomorrow. nice day. starting off the day with clouds. and clearing out toward the afternoon. with winds out of the westt it could be breezy with ggsty %-but pleasant day.ots. afternoon clearing 86. and the winds back here on land, five to 15 miles er hour. so looking at that xtended forecast. cool down does come on sunday. mostly cloudy ssies by sunday evening. and then a chaane for showers monday evening into tte day even into wednesday mornnng. much needed rain ii the forecast. but we will get back to the3 average temperatures with highs ú% the 70s. back to you. >> a break-thru treatment in breast cancer. doctors

-e will keep an eee on mathew.s are actually bringing it back into the gulf. and eventually r toward the u.s. and possibly impacting the so something to watch. even though this is 10 ays out in our forecast. so we wwll not be worrying about that in thh immediate future. but possibly next weekend. looking at the next ouple of days at home. staying dr. cold front puuses thhough. southerly winds that bring the warm air. push off the coast. and behind that northwesterly wind and northerly wind bbinging allowing us to cool down. by tomorrow, mid 80s for highs. and by undaa, after a few clouds roll through the area, we will only get nto the low 70sf. so a big chaage coming in our forecast. and it all starts attthe end of overnight tonight. 69 degrees. pretty mild outtthere. with windd out of thh south at five to 155 and then for tomorrow. another above average day. nowhere near what we saw for today. 89 degrees. on the eastern shore. soothey are holding on to the heat a little bit more than folks in ccntral mmrrland. we

suupect accused in a murder-for-hire plot strikes a deal as the trial is supposed to begin. 28-year-old mathewwn was3 charged with first-degree murder %-william porter. the death ofú brown is one of six people that planned porter's killing. porter was shot to death in %-station in towson.is hess gas another suspect shame mus coil was found guilty on monday. >> a former navy lacrosse player among those killed in yesterday's helicopter crash in afghanistan. brendan loonee one of nine coalition serrice members killed. looney grew up in silver spring and was a graduate of damath that high school, then he attended the .s. navvl academy where he and his two brothers all played for the navy lacrosse team. >> a fierce fight on capitol hill over transparency in corporate campaign fiiancing. democratic senator chuck shurmur urging republicans tooback the disclose act. bill would make organizations running political ads come clean about backers. but republicans say this is pure politics. and democrats should focus %-issue.on the poor economy. in facc, senate republicans should love this bill. because ii

so joining me today are officer keith mathews from the police department who is responsible for the spot program, safe passive travel and education and enforcement around construction sites. representing the police department and traffic company also known as company -k we'll have sergeant pat toben rather than sergeant that's off trafficking the torch today. tough day for the police department. we're also joined by mary holland the m.t.a's parking enforcement agency. she's been with the city since 1979 when she started as a parking patrol officer and assists in the management of day-to-day operations of her division, planning and a ministering work and activity office senior parking patrol officers and officers engaged in parking enforcement and intersection control. last but not least we're joined by deputy or sorry, district attorney paul henderson that will help understand the enforcement related of prosecution of collisions. so, mary, please begin. >> good morning. as julian said i'm mary fo a lo on the security and enforcement division. in ours we have 271 parking patrol officers.

some lucky fan went home with nikki mathew's jacket. the duke stunned virginia tech 21-16. hokies are now 0-2. ohio state hosting miami. terrell pryor ran for 11 yards. they beat the u, 26-34. >>> noter game and michigan, joe upon tan gnaw's -- montana's son making his debut. he probably wants that big. brian kelly loses his first game. the wolverines beat the irish, 28-24. >>> kim clijsters was going for her three-peat. she won it in 2005 and missed the next few before returning to win it. this pretty sums up the night for vera zvonareva. clijsters wins in straight seats. she's now won 21 straight matches at flushing meadows. not bad for someone who took two years off to raise her daughter. >>> on the men's side, regger federer and novak djokovic, he rallied back and will take on rafael nadal tomorrow. >>> team usa tries to advance to the game since 1994. >>> more sports next. ,,,,,,,, big fish too... you know why? 'cause i'm a papa bear. you -- look at you, mr. high-tech hollywood, with all your high-tech gizmos. it's how i roll. you roll like a dinosaur with that tiny in

. >> as you talk you remind me of the passage in mathew when jesus said you done unto at least my brothers and sisters you have done unto me. >> it is personally gratifying when you realize there is someone that is perhaps sick that has a history of falling for example and they want to stay in their own home and they might have a caregiver, a daughter or granddaughter that is trying to take care of them but they work. we want to fill that gap for them you see because in that gap during the day when they are out working we don't want their parent or grandparent sitting at home with nothing to do watching television all day and so forth we will come and pick them up, take them to our day center, service them there, have their lunches make sure therapy. arthritis sets in hands get stick we want to make sure they stale mobile. and it is important that they recognize that everybody that is at our centers and at our clinics are there to service seniors. >> we want to hear more about all the people you serve not only in the bay area, but in san francisco also. we will come back to that. please jo

accused in a murder-for-hire plot, striies a deal, just as his trial was about to bbgin. 28-year-old mathewas charged with first-degree murder and he conspiracy in the deathh3 of william porter. ú%own is one of six people that planned porter's killing. porter was shot to death in march. as heeopened his hess gas station in towson. another suspect is shaymus coil found guilty monday. >> howard county ex-teacher's aid accused of sexually abusing a i didn't-year-old female studeet is in tte hands of aú judge tonight. keith daniels reports on closing arguments in the case that cculd make historyy >> at the howard county courthouse, the case of karl walker. a wo-day trial with closing arguments just comppeted. prosecutors maary murphy and jennifer witnnsster moments after their last words to the >> no public comment on their3 argument but innide judge leisure's courtroom wednesday prosecutors talked openly. shed more light on walker's relationship with an 8-year-old girl. by revealing the cootents of dozens of letters,,and drawings the man gave to the third grader. my heart aches, when i am way

to being terrified his manager sidney mathews, seen here, told jurors uote, i don'3 know if thhse ares. >> who would know better than the person who was involved in the incident? and his testimony was he could not say. >> the state is still banking on surveillancc video. and dna to convince jurorss3ú mcganey, colyns and williams, are guilty. >> his dna matches dna recovered off of articles, recovered from thh scene. >> back in january of last year, police commissioner fred bealefield tied jerome william's dna to this haaloween mask, a mask eye witnesses testified seeing the shooter wearing the night of the murder. in downtown baltimore, joy lepola, fox 45 news at 10:00.3 >> and testimony was contradictory at times today witnessessrecall hearing, to the number of suspects who carriedú >> well, we are gettinn a sneak peek at a new statue in >> bust of frank accept pay at eastern avenue and conklin. club. the dedication is >> kind of beckons you with the softness. >> later or fox 45 news at 10:00. lot more thaa cash.ú it is our cover story tonight. >> alsooahead. parking meter rage. hear

%-and mathew writes, all i wanto know ii which ones infiltrated our government to help keep a liddonfoxbaltimore.ccm and tell us what you think. sound off through facebook. send us a weet@foxbaltimore. text your answerrto 45203. and your response may air at -1:00, on the "late edition". >> three deaths at this bull fight.ú why the crowd might to blame. helmet. and thin fell backwards. like with dizziness. anddgot all black. >> the impact of concussions. the astonishing number of brain %-sshoolers, and a plan to combt the problem. it is our cover story, when we come back. >> looking at the potentially flooding conditions as we get toward wednesday afternoon,ú wednesday night to thursday two to 4 inches plus a possibilityo. today these factories are full of dot com businesses. and now my job is helping maryland create new economy jobs. training new math and science teachers investing in our institutions of excellence pioneering new cyber security jobs and giving an old gm plant a jump start building electric motors. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message so you'll know i'm fighti

this one on the blog that mathew iglesias writes. poverty rate trends 1966 to 2009.re percentages on the left on the "y" axis that goes up and down and then there's years across the bottom on the "x" axis. yellow line, please. all right. here's what the census bureau has said happened to people in working years. poverty goes up and down more or less with recessions. lately as you can see the little uptick at the end poverty is up. here is child poverty. kids living in third world usa. in the reagan years, it was not kind to them. lately the recession has been bad too. single mother families, can we put them up there? that's them in green. you can see they were better off than a year ago but also see the recession has started to knock them back. last one blue line please. this is the good one. look at this. these are america's senior citizens. p you are not old already this is what we all hope to be someday, old. because the alternative to getting old is not a good alternative. the poverty rate for older people in america is a good news story. look. look at that. pove

hoyer, our leader, your willingness to bring up this issue and your adherence to mathew 5, to help the least of those among us, will be noticed. when we say never again do, we mean it. when we say genocide, never again. when we say women and children dying, thousands a day, from hunger and disease, never again? it's easy to put on a bumper sticker, it's easy to say at a public event but making its a reality is never simple. we face today without the luxury of ignorance, the knowledge that people suffer around the world unspeakable atrocities. and for too long, that has included the people of sudan throughout sudan. today we focus primarily on the important issue of democracy and peace for those who suffered for two decades in southern sudan. but we also know that the comprehensive peace agreement cannot be used to hold hostage the women, children, and vulnerable of darfur and blue nile region and other areas. we sit here today with an opportunity to shed light, but more importantly to produce results for those who have suffered for too long. it is not an offer of something we speak fro