"life" magazine did a piece on middletown in transition. the second volume of the middletown. they had a series of photographs of how people in muncie, which is the town of middletown represented, muncie, indiana. they had pictures of all of the levels of people in muncie, indiana. they had the balls on top of the ball family. it was the big wealthy people. and they got all the way down to people who lived with chickens in their kitchen. all the photographs were the same. the surroundings weren't the same, but there was the same sort of happy family sort of vision from the wealthiest people to the poorest people. everybody was the same. so, no, he didn't get it right. he didn't get it right because he didn't want it to be what it was supposed to be. and i think in our time, we don't always get it right either, but at least i think we do see the differences that luce didn't see. there were so many areas of life. sexuality, feminism and for a long time race was out of sight for a long time. i think it is much more difficult world when all of these things sort of came up into the

middletown, 45, 46 notingham. we have the winds gusting up to 25 miles an hour in woodbine, middleton close to 20 and notingham close to 20 as well. gusts up to 25-30 more in to the afternoon. it's time to get a check of the traffic with angela. good morning. a little bit of fog. >>> good morning, yes we have a little bit of patchy fog. the windy conditions, extra caution on the raches and overpasses -- ramps and overpasses as you head out for the monday morning drive. 695 and harford. get a jump start if your drive goes this way on the topside of the beltway and a look at i-97, ben field. looking good here. annapolis, up to the beltway, a quick mta update if you are traveling on the mark trains, pin line 505, 20 minutes late. all other rails and buses running on time. >>> calls for justice in the death of a florida teenager, trayvon martins continue. the number of rallies were held over the weekend. this is a cull for justice with community healing. sherrie johnson is here with the details. >> today in downtown b

middletown, 33. pen grove, 35. sonoma/woodacre, 38. danville, 39.in the -- 30s in the santa cruz mountains. upon shower activity to the north. mainly mendocino county, lake county, i will mention it later today. i doubt much happens here but it's possible. we're on the southern end of the border. tonight will be cold for that. i 50s an 60s for temps. we have some rather cold readings through friday but we'll see improving conditions over the weekend. dave? >> all right, steve. 8:5. his brother is accuse -- 8:25. his brother is accused in the worst shooting in oakland. >> reporter: crime scene technicians are on the scene at oikos university as we learn more about the seven lives lost here on tuesday. >>> and the big fight there on the high school baseball field and it was all caught on tape. >>> this morning we're finding out more and more about the victims of monday's shooting at oikos university. ktvu aclaudine wong is there at the scene. and crime scene investigators continue to collect evidence and much more. claudine? >> reporter: that's right.

now, expect we are building in volume on the harrisburg expressway, through the parkton region, middletown road, traffic is building a little bit, no early delays to report. for those of you heading towards the capital beltway, a little more activity on 95 southbound, in the meantime, if you are traveling around in the city right now, no reported troubles or volume onel 895, this is a live look south of o'donnell, to the harbor tunnel. same on i-95, heading to the fort mc henry, northbound sp southbound lanes, well without delay. if you are traveling through the city on the jones falls expressway, it's calm, this is a live look through the work zone. one lane closed in each direction at the overpass. expect delays this morning, you may want to head out a little bit early. back over to you. >>> developing story on this tuesday, maryland congressman, cummings is blasting the actions of the general services administration, or the gsa, after the agency spent 800,000 of your dollars for a lavish resort expense and a conference in las vegas. sherrie johnson is here with new reaction. seems like

this popped up around middletown. everything is pushing off to the north. you folks could get some heavier showers. temperatures, 50 in gaithersburg. 50 in rockville. 50 in bethesda. feels like march, doesn't it? 53 in college park. so, here's the deal. a nice finish to the week. a which wily, more showers tonight. milder tomorrow. warmer on friday and rain for the weekend probably mostly on sunday. now tonight, mostly cloudy and chilly. light rain and showers. 46 to 52. light winds. now tomorrow morning, maybe some clouds early and returning partly cloudy. 40s and 50s. grab your shades. by afternoon, looking at partly cloudy skies and milder. in fact, average, which is nice this time of year. high temperatures between 65 and about 70. all right, next seven days, warmer on friday, 75. warmer on saturday with showers and thunderstorms. the whole day will not be a washout, but sunday could be a washout and we need that. temperatures will struggle to get to 60 on sunday. more showers on monday. tuesday wear in the 50s and go back into the 60s next wednesday. >

he left the scene and was found found in middletown. pierce has been suspended. >>> vacation season around the corner. there's a warning from state highway workers. >> reporter: this is what many maryland drivers see this summer before hitting their favorite vacation spots. construction southern -- zone and some projects are already under way. >> the travel plans, people should expect this construction in spring, summer, and fall. >> reporter: troopers will be watching especially for driving in the work areas. >> just understand that in 2010, 496 lives were claimed on maryland roadways. a majority of the crashes caught by speeding and distraction. >> reporter: many of the victims were construction workers. the state highway administration said drivers can track construction zones on their web site and find the best route around them. if they have to go through the construction areas, the warning is clear. >> slow down and pay attention. it's important they follow the speed limit and aren't distracted for safety. >> reporter: there's fou

middletown is seeing a few clouds across the area but they will get sunshine this morning and going into the afternoon. high pressure is out into the atlantic. allowing for the southwesterly flow and that's why we are really going to heat things up going into afternoon time frame. future trend picking up on more of the same. meaning that we stay dry throughout the day and maybe a few clouds and i will call it a sun cloud mix. we need showers but possibly they might not work their way in here as we go later tonight and maybe early into tomorrow morning. our next chance for showers possibly on wednesday but our better chance works et cetera way in for the weekend. 87 is what i am going with for today. and check out the great pictures walter sally manchester sent this in for me. a beautiful picture of the harbor. send your pictures to charles at wm-ar.com and make sure you include your name and the city you live in in a brief description and your 7-day forecast. well, it gets cooler going into wednesday and thursday with much needed rain by the weekend. let's check the traffic with angela.

middletown at 45. yes, we have the temperatures on the cool side. but also we have wind gusts that are pretty on the high side this morning. so making it feel a little bit chillier out there this morning. more like we are in the low 30s to mid-40s. so we look at the weather pattern and high pressure will begin to slide off towards the east. once it does this, this warm front is going to work et cetera way to the north. and -- its way to the north and we will feel the warm air going into tomorrow. future trend bringing us showers and storms across the area. tomorrow morning and that could linger into the afternoon and spotty off and on showers possible. that is going to be the scenario going through the next seven days. but here's the temperatures for today. 65 by 4 p.m. and the 7-day forecast makes it warmer heading into thursday and friday. look at 80s. let's check the traffic with ralph siegel good morning. >> reporter: good morning. starting off on the top side of the beltway, making the trip around past the route 1 area, and heading past harford

middletown 56 degrees right now, nottingham coming in at 48 degrees. we look at the winds, nothing out there right now. they'll pick up a little bit more as we go through the afternoon, but all in all not a bad looking day with an isolated shower in the forecast. we're going to talk more about that coming up. right now let's get a check of that traffic with angela. good morning. reporter: good morning to you, lynette. good morning, everyone. starting your wednesday hump day, should be very nice for you out on the roadways. very light fare around 695. we've been scanning our traffic cameras and not finding any early incidents for you. no hot spots to report, so you should be able to roll along without any trouble. let's go ahead and get a live look at traffic flow on 695 at the bw parkway. traveling on the bw parkway, looking pretty good also making the drive southbound from 695 as you head towards the capitol beltway, the pace is pretty good for you. now let's take a look at u.s. 50. work zones have cleared on the bay bridge and you're looking at an ea

middletown at 38 degrees right now. ijamsville 37. we will be dealing with some gusty winds as we go into the afternoon. the gusts up to about 20, 25 miles an hour. just like we saw yesterday. so very similar to yesterday except temperatures will be a little bit warmer. i will detail that coming up and talk about the next chance for rain but right now let's check the traffic with angela. good morning how are the roads? >> reporter: good morning. roads are in -- great shape. traveling on the inner loop of 695, the exit ramp to liberty road is shut down with overnight maintenance work. from the outer loop and exit to liberty road you can get around it a couple work zones on i-95 and 895 especially as you reach the tunnels. and traveling on 95, at caton avenue blocking a left lane. no troubles north of maryland 43. looking pretty good with no delays or incidents to report for the start. over to you and good morning. >> good morning to you. >>> the beg day for gop presidential hopefuls five primaries being hold. delaware new york pennsylv

debris southbound on 83 just past middletown road. we do have some of fire activity in fallston. as hopkins road, watch for an accident in howard county. it's a live view of the delay leading up to the accident. you can see the left lane squeezing by. outer loop traffic is impacted as well. we will keep you posted on this accident. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. two men been arrested in oklahoma. police arrested jake england and alvin watts. both are expected to be charged with three counts of first- degree murder. the shootings occurred within 3 miles of each other within a one-hour span. members of the tulsa community came together for a prayer service for the victims. a procedural hearing is scheduled to take place in ohio today. there was a shooting in late february. the suspect was to appear at a hearing but the judge move the hearing to today. today's hearing will determine whether competency hearings will be held. ail, retracingd sel the path of the titanic. there will be on board lectures to give passengers a glimpse of life. there'll be special ser

earlier accident and middletown has been cleared. to ease up there. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. john collins as a look at the forecast. >> we are really greening up. rain the southwest during the day. we will probably pick up a few clouds during the day. temperatures are a little bit on the elite side. 50% 8 humidity. a little bubble of high pressure over us. storms off to the north east. this looks like it will be held to the south. it will be cooler today than yesterday. longer-term forecasts, things look dry for opening day on friday. saturday looks dry. >> thank you >>> we are back now at 8:30 on a thursday morning, 5th day of april, 2012. start of the easter break for a lot of people. we've got a big crowd out on the plaza. happy to have these people here. i'm matt lauer along with ann curry. savannah guthrie and mr. al roker. and meredith vieira's back this morning, and she's bringing us the story that i think is absolutely unbelievable. it's a story about a woman who in some ways became the face of the 9/11 attacks

richard is a republican in middletown, new york. >> caller: yes, mr. forbes. a little over a month ago you talked on this show. and one caller asked the candidate with the best plan. only another candidate ron paul, you said to me that you liked ron paul's ideas, but not all of them. but he is the only one with a plan. he is the only one that beats obama. in the polls there, even though romney comes up even, ron paul wins. i mean he had 8500 people at ucla with people hanging out of trees, i called it the tree of liberty. but now we've got these things like comprehensive annual financial reports, which is really like a double set of books. you can have a budget. but unless they look at the assets of the municipalities -- >> all right, you know, richard? we got the point about ron paul. steve forbes, your views on ron paul. >> well, in terms of the race of the 33 contests we've had, states, primaries, and caucuses, while we had a lot of enthusiastic supporters, he didn't win one of those contests. and so he is nowhere as near to getting the nomination. what i l

we got about a 10th of an inch in middletown, 0.04 inches in silver spring.to all of my facebook friends. near 60 degrees this afternoon. cool this morning in the 30's. if you are headed to the ballpark, have a jacket with you. it's going to be in the 50's most of the day today with patchy clouds and gusty wind out of the north at 10-20. the warming trend begin. well into the 50's tomorrow. low 80's by the end of the weekend. >> it is what it is. when nina kibbe road, you want to have a full tank. that's a good idea. you never know what you will encounter. it may look quiet right now but that could change. -- when you hit the road you want to have a full tank of gas. looks good at kenilworth avenue. leaving the beltway in our next stammer its 395 northbound at duke street. traffic get away from us is northbound on the way to the pentagon, heavier volume, but a steady pace. newschopper 7 will join us in a little while. back to you. >> thank you. we are continuing to follow breaking news out of prince george's county this morning where police are investigating

this is rich from middletown, new york.oo-yah to you. >> back at you. >> i'd like your opinion on genworth financial. >> prudential can't even do well and prudential's got a 2% yield. then i can't recommend. when the highest quality is not doing well, i'm not going to go down in the food chain. michael in ohio. >> a major stock company -- >> i like ross stores, sorry. i'm sending you there. i'm not shopping at walmart. naveen in california. >> hi, jim, a big boo-yah to you from california. i'm a recent graduate of the marshall school of business. >> which we love. >> thank you for your stock market wisdom. my question is regarding linkedin. with the upcoming facebook ipo, the other social network companies will also get a boost. will linkedin go up? >> it's a very good company. that said, i am not a believer. i recommend stocks that are overvalued. i think the stock is expensive. not going there. joe in new york. >> joe from long island, boo-yah to jim cramer. >> boo-yah back at you, partner. >> many times listener. cost pl

southbound on the harrisburg expressway, that one at middletown road and hess road the fire marshal onne for this one. still closed between suffolk lane and canterbury. let's take another life look. as you can see it is still going to be quite a few minutes to get through that delay on the west side. that is brought to you by home paramount pest control services. don, back to you. >> thank you very much. and we have a courthouse closure to pass along, baltimore county courthouse in catonsville will be closed due to a water main break nearby, district court in catonsville. >>> people are glad to be back home after a wildfire tore through their area. there was a evacuation, residents have been allowed back in their houses, high winds helped fan the blaze that charred 18 acres, the cause is still under investigation. >>> investigators are looking for the cause of a fire in the pig town area of southwest baltimore city, too, here is a look at feet toes photos of the flames. no injuries are reported. >>> an investigation continues after a two-year-old is hit and killed by a van on 85th aven

delays stretch back to middletown route this morning.uter loop delays just opposite that from liberty down to edmondson. also falling into place on eastbound i-74 marriottsville ports 29. just past the beltway northeast, accident reported, but of the delay leading up to that. 83 at mount carmel, there is your southbound delay. that is the pace of things from middletown to mount carmel to to that accident. it may take a little longer to clear in that area. york road a better bet. southbound traffic is moving pretty well. you will top the brakes on the beltway due to the accident. avon, over to you. >> definitely a chilly start today. close to the freezing mark, including 34 i b.w.i. thurgood marshall. below freezing at frederick and gaithersburg. there may be a few areas of frost. we are warming into the upper 60s by the afternoon. 60 for southern maryland. plenty of sunshine. >>> it's 7:30 now on a tuesday morning. april 3rd, 2012. the governor taking over our studios here at 30 rock. that's my dressing room. apparently now her dressing

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a series of pictures taken in paris of pippa middletown, one who appears to take out a gun and pointotographer. it would be a serious matter in the country where brandishing a weapon is illegal. it would certainly raise the tension between celebrities and the pursuing paparazzi to a new level. but in fact, according to the french celebrity magazine "gala", the photographer involved knew the gun was plastic, a kind of joke that he was in on. no harm done or was it? pippa is not a royal herself but being kate's sister and how should we put this, photogenic, she's been a star since the wedding where she wore that dress. since then she's become one of the world's prime paparazzi targets. she can't help it if her picture sells magazines. but being connected with the royals is not a joke. >> certainly her sister kate will be saying pippa, this is idiotic and i'm sure mrs. middleton will be very displeased with her daughter for bringing the royal family into potential disrepute. >> for one thing a stunt like this one in paris causes people to recall other royal gaffs, prince harry as a nazi

this morning, temperatures are cold. 34 middletown. eye amsville 35. jessup 39.expect delays all around the area. no accidents on our major routes right now. i have a couple of incidents northbound 295, on bw, traffic is moving along slowly, northbound 295, all the way up to the baltimore beltway. harford, outer loop, stop and go over to towson, if you are heading in to downtown, southbound 83, it is falling from ruxton in to downtown. >>> two brothers accused of killing a african american teenager are set to go to trial. the brothers who are white claimed self defense saying the teen was holding a nail studded board. civil rights leaders are hoping the trayvon martin case brings light to racial profiling. ♪ >>> wow. beautiful. that is chris botti. good morning to you. love this new cd that you have. >> thank you very much. >> and the collaboration. i know vince gill is going to be joining chris. they're going to take center stage in our spring concert series. >> what a way to ease into the week. >>> also, sarah jessica parker is joining us live. she's got a bran

i grew up in middletown, ohio. any ohioans? [cheers] yay! i grew up in a blue-collar middle-class family. my dad was a machinist at the local steel factory which at the time employed two-thirds of the people in the town. my mother was an office manager at the local orthodontist office. they were able to send me to a public university, ohio university. [cheers] go bobcats! we did great in the n.c.a.a. by the way. they were able to pay for my college out of pocket. what did that mean for me? i entered school and exited school in four years which is now the exception because it now takes about five years for the average student to complete college. i had zero debt and i did not even have to work a job while i was in school so i could focus on things like clubs that would help my professional career when i graduated. fast forward to your generation. not only has the price tripled, but the jobs that our parents had have declined. that factory now employs about 20% of the population. the wages for those jobs are not nearly what my dad was paid. my

middletown to belfast, volume- related delays starting to fall into place.ching greenspring. southbound 795 is affected by the accident towards the beltway. average speeds at 11 miles per hour through the west side outer loop. northbound ritchie highway and marley station, accident still clearing. delays on southbound 295 remain towards 32. here is what it looks like from harford county to mountain road. delays are in place for a mountain road to the earlier accident scene in white marsh. coldspring, not showing any delays. you may cap the brakes at the construction zone, but otherwise a nice ride. >> we had a cold front go through, but there was no weather associated with that front. 72 downtown, but 58 in taneytown. 62 degrees in jarrettsville. mostly sunny, breezy, and mild. a little bit cooler than yesterday. even >>> at 8:00 on a tuesday morning, it's the 17th day of april, 2012. and you know what it makes it? >> tax day. >> tax day 2012. that's right. these people have filed their returns, they're shipshape. including lenny. and that's good news. i'm o

toledo, the sound system is made in springsboro, ohio, the steel comes out of butler county, ohio, middletown, owe 0. stamp something does on in parm a a, the assembly is done in lordstown, ohio. look at the jeerntion the jeep wrangler, made in toledo prior to the rescue. but only 50% the parts for the jeep wrangler were made in the united states. today the wrangling l.er with more people working there, prowlingsing more carks still assembled in ohio. yet 75% of the parts, not 50%, what it was, 75% of those parts now come from companies in the united states, made by workers in the united states. but we're now seeing, though, mr. president in addition -- as the you a owe industry begins to grow, and the auto rescue is so clearly the right thing to do -- thank god in senate didn't listen and the house didn't listen to the naysayers -- in spite of that we're still seeing huge trade deficits with china in out auto parts. tenge years ago our trade deficit with china in auto parts was about $1 billion. that meant about $1 billion more we -- we bought about $1 billion more than we sold to china. tha

i grew up in middletown, ohio. any ohioans? [cheers] yay! i grew up in a blue-collar middle-class family. my dad was a machinist at the local steel factory which at the time employed two-thirds of the people in the town. my mother was an office manager at the local orthodontist office. they were able to send me to a public university, ohio university. [cheers] go bobcats! we did great in the n.c.a.a. by the way. they were able to pay for my college out of pocket. what did that mean for me? i entered school and exited school in four years which is now the exception because it now takes about five years for the average student to complete college. i had zero debt and i did not even have to work a job while i was in school so i could focus on things like clubs that would help my professional career when i graduated. fast forward to your generation. not only has the price tripled, but the jobs that our parents had have declined. that factory now employs about 20% of the population. the wages for those jobs are not nearly what my dad was paid. my

richard is a republican in middletown, new york -- caller: mr.orbes, over a month ago we talked and you talked about the canada with the best plan was ron paul. -- you talk about the candidate with the best plan was ron paul. he had 8500 people at ucla -- [unintelligible] we have things like a comprehensive annual financial reform which is like a double set of votes. on less than a look at the assets of the municipalities -- host: we got the point about ron paul. guest: in terms of the race of the 33 contests in the primaries and caucuses, while he had a lot of enthusiasm and supporters, he did not win one of those contests. he is nowhere near to getting the nomination. what i like about ron paul is his views on the dollar. he is the one candidate who has some comprehension of this board subject which is critical about the dollar and monetary policy. rather than run for president, i think he should run for chairman of the fed. i would gladly support him for that. he is one candidate who understands when you trash your money, we pay a huge price i