aside from fort mchenry, what made the big difference in baltimore? >> samuel smith. he's was a general of the militia and had the confidence of the sitting governor. his uncle recognized baltimore is the pride of maryland and if they lose that they lose a lot. smith, as a result, acquires within taking over the job the entire town to fall out; women, men, children, black, white, young, old, they have to dig entrenchments, rifle and cannon positions up and down the side of the hill that guards the eastern side of the town. they had several of of towners coming in, one named george douglas, and he said you would not believe how smith has converted the town. he really gets himself a gold star in my mind. he also recognizes the vulnerability of fort mchenry is the fairy branch which is the other side of the harbor. he builds two forts one called battery babcock and the other fort covington and the british tried on the night of september 13th to get around fort mchenry by throwing boats that would land behind the fort and take it by storm from the rear. smith anticipated

in east westwood. 21-year old donte whitehead, seen here, was found in a northern boulevard near mchenry avenue on saturday. after further investigation, his death was ruled a homicide. police are asking anyone with information to come forward. take a look at this...leaders from several local police agencies met up today for a check presentation for $35-thousand dollars! it was all raised at the annual "guns and hoses" charity boxing event at the horseshoe casino. the money will go to "the shield ohio"... a group that helps the families of fallen officers. you've probably seen these commercials run in the last few days and have been wondering what's going on! "pretty nice out don't ya think? yeah got a nice long walk with the dogs. i'm ready for me too.... so uhhhh... is that a hint?" well.. here it is.. there are actually two the first announcement is... rob williams will be joining us here on fox 19 now each night at 6:30 and 10! 4-shot rob rob ad-lib 4-shot tricia "and here's the other "dan wells will join kara sewell, frank marzullo, denise johnson and the entire morning team" 4-shot

investigation. 21-year-old whitehead is the man who died in a fiery crash on saturday. it happened at mchenry avenue near fare fairmount. police are calling the crash a homicide but have not said anything about a possible suspect. if you have any information call crime stoppers, remember, you can earn a cash reward and you never have to give your name. >> two people were hurt early this morning. an suv and a car collided on campbell road near west road about 6:15 this morning. both drivers were trapped in their vehicles and emergency crews had to cut them out. we were able to make access. she was trapped up underneath the dash a little bit. we had to use power tools to the red vehicle they had to remove all four-doors and account some of the posts to get her out of the vehicle. she was trapped in there pretty good. >> the car's driver was flown to uc medical center. emergency west. both were wearing seat belts, investigators still looking into what caused the crash. four years ago our area had its deadliest severe weather record day on record. 11 people died on march 2nd, 2012 and the days it

across the street from the actual star-spangled banner, the 30 by 40 foot flag that flew over fort mchenryional museum of american history. directly across the street is jubilee.sexual unbelievable. that was from the vietnam exodus. they are incredible, they are becoming political leaders. sanchez,t to loretta does that mirror what is going on in orange county? 1996,s a big landmark, the demographics are changing to be increasingly latino. you had a latino candidate that was very charismatic. the immigration issue was shifting, right there. proposition 187 was approved by voters in 1994. this came from orange county, and this is very important, because it attempted to take all social benefits, public benefits, away from people in the country without proper documentation, including excluding them from going to school. that was challenged in court as unconstitutional. eventually, it was the key in turning people against republicans in greater numbers. >> i think the clinton presidency had something to do with it. when orange county became more culturally diverse, that made a difference. hisp

flew0 by 40 foot flag that over fort mchenry at baltimore's on the north wall of the national museumhe street is this homosexual cherry jubilee. unbelievable. >> i represent the largest vietnamese population outside of vietnam from the vietnam exodus. politicalecoming leaders. >> how does his loss to loretta sanchez, does that near what is going on in orange county? >> that was a big landmark. 1996. m a graphics were changing to become increasingly latino. you had a very charismatic andno candidate will stop to immigration was shifting right there. proposition 180 seven was approved by voters in 1994. this came from orange county and was very important. take all social benefits away from people in the country without proper documentation. that included excluding them from going to school in that was challenged in the court. rolled unconstitutional and eventually was a key ingredient in latino's turning against republicans in greater numbers. >> i think things began loosening up in the 1990's. i think the presidency at something to do with this. orange county began getting more cultur

song was originally called defense of fort mchenry.oover laterrb made it the nation'ser anthem on march third, 1931. 1 >> well, when it comes to hard working americans d.c. has.c. hs some of the best.some the nation's capitol is thes t ninth hardest working city init the u.s. now, that's according to a new is your i have by wallet hub.alt they compared average hours h worked per week commute timeer and average retirement w age. ae virginia beach comes in second.. while baltimore comes in number 60 on the list. list. slackers. the hardest working city is anchorage, alaska and the least hardest burlington,urng vermont. >> that picture right therect doesn't make uurs look good, though. thou that guy is knocked out.nocked . >> it's kind of -- i don't i don know, it's great to be theto bee hardest working city becausey you might have the least funt hl life.li. >> that's true. or you could be work hard,ar >> that is true.hat let's hope we're that. we're th. >> all right. if you're an expert on codeert and you dream of lacking lki computers w

so the bomb board fort mchenry for 24 hours, and this guy is killed at north point. he was from northern island. i visited his home last summer. he was a well-known commanding officer and a professional soldier when he got killed. shot through the chest and died. john rogers, united states navy is going to guard modern day patterson park anding this is the guy defending the fort. from the armistad family. does a great job of defending the fort. unfortunately the fortes out of range they have bomb ships that can flow a 200-pound carcass as they called the shells in those days, into the fort without getting hit back, so for 24 hours he has to take and it remarkly only loses four casualties when a round hits a gun that soldiers are standing by. general samuel smith will be the commanding general in charge and he is good because during the american revolution he garolded another fort, in philadelphia, the 24-year-old lieutenant colonel so he knows his business and does quite well at fort mchenry and here's the fort itself. a lot of people don't understand that the fort i

the car in flames after the driver crashed near the intersection of westwood northern boulevard and mchenry early yesterday. emergency crews found the 21-year-old driver dead inside. police have not released the victim' s name or any possible suspects. mike: a video taped confession from a former wyoming grad, arrested and detained in north korea. otto warmbier confessed to stealing a political banner in the communist country in january. in the confession, the 21-year-old said he was bribed by friendship united methodist church to steal the banner. the wyoming church didn' t have any comment at this time. cincinnati' kevin: it was a nice start to the week weather-wise. i do not know if tomorrow is going to be as pleasant. guys are so clear. for many of us temperatures are slowly dropping. here' s what you need to expect on your tuesday. he will not have any weather concerns. many of you will walk out the door to some sunshine' s is start to your tuesday. that is not going to last too long. i expect rain to be here by midday. it will be relatively mild, comfortable. temperatures up near 50 d

singing or hearing being sung are actually the words of eyewitness account to the defense of fort mchenry president woodrow wilson signed off on the idea of it being sunk at military events in 1916 but until until march 3r march 3rd, 1931 the star spangled banner became the national anthem. >> before that what did we sing. >> america the beautiful. >> hail columbia. >> ♪ >> never heard of it. >> me neither. we'll stick with what we know. >> or the land of the free. >> and the home of the brave. >> i was in the united states marine corps. i shall know that. >> and speaking of our military members, part of the flag code states that all individuals in uniform should give the military absolute at the first note of the anthem and main thin that position until the last note. >> okay. >> that's the protocol. i have to say it is very difficult getting folks to sing in the middle of the sidewalk. >> they were all brave. they just -- >> i have to tell you most of the time i just started sinking they felt so badly for me -- >> stop. you can sing. >> hail columbia i had no idea. >> good stuff. thanks

singing or hearing being sung are actually the words of eyewitness account to the defense of fort mchenry>> president woodrow wilson signed off on the idea of it being sunk at military events in 1916 but until until march 3r march 3rd, 1931 the star spangled banner became the national anthem. >> before that what did we sing. >> america the beautiful. >> hail columbia. >> ♪ >> never heard of it. >> me neither. we'll stick with what we know. >> or the land of the free. >> and the home of the brave. >> i was in the united states marine corps. i shall know that. >> and speaking of our military members, part of the flag code states that all individuals in uniform should give the military absolute at the first note of the anthem and main thin that position until the last note. >> okay. >> that's the protocol. i have to say it is very difficult getting folks to sing in the middle of the sidewalk. >> they were all brave. they just -- >> i have to tell you most of the time i just started sinking they felt so badly for me -- >> stop. you can sing. >> hail columbia i had no idea. >> good stuff. than

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a historic move by metro, shutting down the entire rail system for a safety inspection-this is vi mchenry town station. that would normally be open at this time. right now, we're five hours into the 29-hour closure. we have the story covered from every angle for you this morning. >> right now, let's take a look back at the emergencies that caused metro to take this drastic measure. news4 team green picks up the coverage, mollett. >> reporter: this is a shock to the system. it's about 5:15, no trains running, the only thing that will be moving next to the train station is the bus stop and people going in and out of that. these emergency inspections are 600 jumper cables to see if they're well insulated and reliable. i want you to take a look. there are workers here who are part of this one precedented safety shutdown. that's pretty much the only life here at this metro station. all of this after emotion from monday's electrical fire at damaged, to impact the blue, silver and orange lines platforms. that forced a shut down during the night to be able to repair and get the system going again

mchenry, the smallest of the counties here. it's hard to see where he will make up 40,000. but there are still pockets out there. and the other cliff hanger is in missouri. 10,000 vote lead for bernie sanders. what is left in the city of st. louis, in a scattering in st. louis county, in a scattering of votes still outstanding in kansas city, hillary clinton's chances, she has to make up 10,000 votes to overtake him. >> can i ask a weird question, how do we have 3400 uncommitted voters in missouri? >> we saw this in michigan, too. you can vote for uncommitted and elect uncommitted delegates to the democratic national convention. >> and with the difference between them, 9,000 votes, that has become an unimportant thing for people who have decided to do. thank you, steve. >>> when you look at these numbers and the outstanding races here in the margins, what can you tell us? >> i was talking to our boiler room, the guys that call these races. all three are likely to fall within recount territory. on the democratic side, you have no reason to. you don't get extra for winning th

espn's chris mchenry tweeted she is hearing the tennis star will not be announcing her retirement so that is a clue. >>> passengers on board a flight to germany made it through a frightening emergency landing after a bird strike in texas. it happened less than five minutes after the united flight took off from george bush intercontinental airport. people watched on the ground as the pilots dumped the planes fuel and headed back to the airport. >> they told us it would happen. that we would smell it. and that they were going to dumb aept fuel in order to make a landing. they said it would be completely routine landing. >> the landing was smooth it was not routine. fire trucks met the plane on the they were allowed off the plane and rerouted to munich. >>> a recall involving chicken nuggets. perdue foods worried some of the products sold in new york are contaminated. the recall affected apple gate natural chicken nuggets with a december 2016. the company says more 4,500 pounds of chicken mcnuggets may have been contaminated with plastic. they were sold in six other states. >>> you may

across the street from the actual star-spangled banner, the 30 by 40 foot flag that flew over fort mchenry up at baltimore, on the north wall of the national museum of american history. directly across the street is this homosexual jubilee. unbelievable. >> i represent the largest vietnamese population outside of vietnam in the world. that was from the vietnam exodus. they are incredible, they are becoming political leaders. hisoded his loss -- how did loss to loretta sanchez, does that mirror what is going on in orange county? >> it's a big landmark, 1996, the demographics are changing to be increasingly latino. you had a latino candidate that was very charismatic. the immigration issue was shifting, right there. proposition 187 was approved by voters in 1994. this came from orange county, and this is very important, because it attempted to take all social benefits, public benefits, away from people in the country without proper documentation, including excluding them from going to school. that was challenged in court as unconstitutional. eventually, it was the key ingredient in turning p

they showed up with signs at congressman patrick mchenry. many are retirees of trucking companies throughout the area. allowed the operator of their pension the central states pension fund to slash benefits between 40 and 60 percent. >> we played by the rules. we paid into the pension fund with the idea that when we retired we would be able to have a comfortable lifestyle because we felt like we earned it. >> the demonstrators plan to take their protest to washington next month. >> here we are it is sunday morning. hope you had a great weekend so far. it is still early here. it's 508. though of course you know you're fighting the same battle as we are. it feels earlier than that. you can see sunset or sunrise. >> that's a problem you have you say the wrong one all the time. we'll try to diagnose that. >> i think it's just called stupid. >> it will be around 7:30 this morning. >> all right. did you say sunset when that is going to be? >> also around 7:30 ish give or take. we're coming up on the eke quan falks. >> -- eke kwa knocks. a week fro

the car in flames after the driver crashed near the intersection of westwood northern boulevard and mchenry early sunday. emergency crews found the 21-year-old driver dead inside. police have not released the victim' s name or any possible suspects. lisa: happening today, the jury trial will begin for the man who made national headlines by trying to get a police officer to shoot him. michael wilcox is already serving 18 years in prison for a murder in brown county. he pleaded guilty last month of a murder in elsmere. commonwealth attorney rob sanders is recommending a life sentence. mark: let' s check in with tyler and see how things are moving -- kyla and see how things are moving on the roads. kyla: if you' re heading outside right now, let' s check those travel times. 275 on the northeast corner, a quick 13 minute commute. 16 minutes out of butler county. still pretty low as farce the travel time. 61 as well, 90 minutes on 71-75 from the split in the downtown. -- 19 minutes on the 71-75 split into downtown. a good look all the way around. hopefully, that will remain as we head into the 6

i should tell you mchenry county, northwest of chicago has had some issues, they're staying open late and four precincts in cook county, the chicago area. it could be a late night here. it matters in this county where i am, brian, this is a heavily republican county. ted cruz made a big play here, wanted to beat donald trump here. so if it turns out that we're getting results in much later for this county, it could actually depending on how tight things are in the state of illinois, could make a difference, brian. >> you hear cook county, you light up a little bit. >> well, what she gave us is big news. they're going to be at least in some places. >> open late. >> holding those polls open for an extra hour and a half. 9:30 eastern. >> mayor daley would be proud. you can't help it. it's illinois. >> characterization of the republican side right now, that's ohio, where it's too early to call. nbc news says john kasich leads in ohio. north carolina, republican race, too close to call with trump and cruz in the lead. rubio and kasich well behind. and in terms of those two races, though, w

ribbon cutting kicks off first ever silicon valley comic-con at the mchenry convention center in sannd costumes. look. z made of wax butá here in silicon4f valley theep license between realityyy and imaginationh always blurrylqz1m. >> we madeki jet pack and thesee >>reporter: >í item one ronanvi sa. >> we have&g device that is can see through wall like supermanf= >>reporter: they stock theñ shelf with xlebingt ill and assemble joint robot. >> torso nichblingts rolling out the carpet in the virtual reality pavilion and a buzz in the air about who is coming. >> william all my life has been a strong hero but i can't let that on. i was too afraid as kid to ever approach him at the star trek convention. >> great loin up of celebrity michael j fox. leah thompson and christopher lloyd who haven't been together at a con ever. >>reporter: pwach back to the future ride is already waiting.z >> we turn night9s a car time machinegl and time traveling er since. >>reporter: terri says they for parkinson's research. >> coming to have a photo. making donations let get to continue,000 dollars for

science fiction and now today san jose leaders will cut the ribbon on the first silicon valley at the mchenry convention center. that happens at 4:30 p.m. and trekies take note tonight's events include an evening with william shatner. that event starts at 7:00 p.m. and comic con runs through sunday and there are going to be a lot of folks out there. that will jam things up and a lot of excitement and a lot of buzz. >> let's go have lunch downtown today. >> let's do it. take it all on a super friday. >> we could even take our lunch outside and a little cafe table, right, kari? >> it will be beautiful. nice and comfortable again today and the sun breaking out after we shake all of this fog that we're seeing out there now. it's in the low 50s for most of the bay area as you head out the door and get the day started. you may want to leave a few minutes early because we had dense fog in spots and that may slow you down for that morning commute. 69 degrees for the high today in los gatos and 66 degrees in the mission district and we'll have some upper 60s to low 70s. now, this is cooler than it was

s at the mchenry convention center. that happens at 4:30 p.m. trekies take note here. tonight's events include an evening with william shatner. it runs through sunday. >> i want to be downtown and see the costumes. >> and if see william shatner will offer us a deal on priceline. >>> a new multi-millionaire this morning. someone went to the san jose gas station and bought a winning ticket for wednesday's super lotto plus making him or hert $9 million richer. who is this mystery winner? this is on cell avenue and capital expressway. no one has come forward so far. so, if you were at this gas station, check your numbers because you might be the winner. the lotteries are 15, 19, 37, 22, 46 and the mega number, 10. >> it's exciting. good for the store. >> and the gas station's owner is probably pretty excited because he's going to receive $45,000 for selling that winning ticket. the ticketholder has six months to claim his or her prize. >> which one is which again? the vulerro. >> capital expressway. >> oh, you never went to that one. >> the million dollar forecast and we'l

. >> josh mchenry. >> isn't it weiner.ner. >> if it's not -- >> we don't have speakers so i can't play it. >> i would love to bring the bell back. gm is giving us a first extended look -- if it's not weiner i think you would be mad. anyway. gm is giving us a first extended look at cadillac's new crossover xt-5. phil lebeau joins us now from california this morning. i wonder a lot, i know you're coming up, phil, and sometimes i do it just because i know you're coming up, waiting for your hit. if we took a shot of you, you would be going -- anyway thanks for joining us. i know it's early. >> reporter: it is early but we're glad to be here. behind me this is the xt-5. here's the reason why this is important. take a look over the last seven years at the growth in luxury auto sales when you compare cadillac with mercedes and bmw. cadillac sales have increase ad little bit but nowhere as much as mercedes and bmw. why? mercedes and bmw have much more extensive and crossover lineup. now with the xt-5 is this beginning of several c

mchenry the remainder of the piece. he party establishment helped build here across the u.s.as been hit by a one-two punch of a conservative revolt which began with the tea party wave in 2010. this followed by the collective mr. trump. following 15 republican candidates are battling in the ohio primary for the right to compete for mr. boehner's former seat. many want to distance themselves from mr. boehner. back slap her personality that once made him so popular in congress. as get a few more calls on do endorsements matter? bob is up next in florida. welcome. caller: good morning. i want to comment saying that i do not think endorsements matter. do not even think that play science matters. i think that if somebody is watchto read the paper or the news, they will get their information from that. they will then vote accordingly without the endorsement. ok. now, to charles in cincinnati. our democrat line. yes.r: endorsements matter only two people that look at who the person is endorsing. trump, people are not doing their investigation. when i say trump is a good businessman,