morse.the nationals with a .303 batting average, 31 home runs and 95 r.b.i.s. morse only hit 21 total home runs before last season. >> morse is hitting .319 in this ballpark this year. >> he never got a chance to be an everyday player with the white sox and mariners and last year the nationals gave him the opportunity he'd been waiting for. >> my whole career the one thing i always did was believed in myself and i trusted my abilities. i always knew that i'd get an opportunity one time. i don't know when, but if i get an opportunity, i'm going to kick in the door and i feel like washington gave me an opportunity when i came over in 2009. i got a chance to play a little bit and next year 2010 i got the platoon. i got to may a lot in right field at the end -- play a lot in right field at the end and in 2011 i got a chance to play every day. i just relaxed and let my god given ability come out and i had some success. >> this year morse survived at spring training knowing he will play a key role

there is the one near 43 brussels street and the other near 644 morse street. the permits at brussels street is not particularly relevant anymore, due to the particular location. it is going through the article 5 permitting process, which as you know, perhaps there is extensive notice, protests, further notice, and then again, another board of appeals process that will be available again during the article 25 process. this permit has either been submitted or is in the process of being submitted. i was not able to confirm that. but i do know for sure that this side is going to day -- this site is going to stay on hold and then go through the article 25 process. is for that reason that we ask you to deny the jurisdiction request because it will have to do with that insulation. in regard to 10wr-0145, it is in regard to those that did not have notice process, which understand that you most likely will grant that today. and that is fine. we put into our comments some substantive issues regarding permits, but i do not feel i need to discuss them here because i expec

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>> reporter: twoich proved to be a breakout season for 29- year-old michael morse led the season.only hit 21 total home runs before last season. he never got a chance to be an everyday plate weather white sox and mariners. last year, the nationals gave him the opportunity. >> i always believed in myself and i trusted in my abilities and i always knew that i would get an opportunity one time. i don't know when but, if i get an opportunity, i'm going to kick in the door. and i feel like washington gave me an opportunity when i came over in 2009. i got a collapse to play a little bit. -- i got a chance toly a little bit. next year, 2010, i got to play a lot in the end. in 2011, i got a chance to play every day. i just relaxed and i let my god- given ability come out and i had some success. >> reporter: this year, morse survived at spring training knowing he will play a key role in the nats' fortunes. in january, he signed a two- year extext and is expected to start likely in left field. >> baseball is a humbling game. you know, you got ups and downs and there is so much stuff in betw

looks like makes morse will start on the dl. a lot of -- mike morse will start on the d.l. i've worried about they've never seated before at this kind of a level. they -- competed before at this kind of a level. they may be game or two shy of that second wildcard spot. >> thanks so much, guys. we'll send it back over to you. >>> still ahead tonight some states aren't waiting for the supreme court's decision on healthcare reform. we'll tell you how they're getting ready to handle the law as it stands now. >> also she is barely the size of a business card, but she's already making a pretty big impact. meet the pint sized pup a little later on. >> and the pink is giving way to green along the tidal basin, how you can still enjoy the cherry blossoms once the blooms are gone. that's next. >>> japanese folk dances were on the agenda today at the cherry blossom festival. these contemporary versions of the ancient dances have been part of the festival since 2003. very spirited. thousands of tourists are still planning to visit our nation's capital for the cherry blossom festival. >

. >> i was a radio operator doing the morse code sending messages, accepting them and decoding. >> reporter: born in 1911 in new jersey, she married paul larkin at age 41 a navy man. he passed away in 1998. >> he was the best. >> he was honorably discharged at the end of the war in 1945, she then became a teacher here in the bay area. her love of animals and her volunteering at the oakland zoo. but on saturday, michelle obama helped commission u.s. coast guard cutter in alameda. larkin will be among the dignitary there to greet her. >> i just think she's wonderful. >> reporter: and larkin has done so much in the community for decades. a well deserved suit to els elsi larkie, a bay area treasure. >> a very nice story. well, up next, living the megadream as millions line up with dreams of becoming the 1%. there are some new rules tonight you're going to want to know about. >> a major hold up blocking the gambling get away. tonight, we take you inside. >> and a south bay company is helping women make money turn unwanted clothes into cash. >> and then crime fighter meets crime fighters. and som

robert morse is not a very well-known american figure because he wasn't a military hero was he was a signer of the declaration of independence and he was a finannancier and that' why this was of particular interest because he was a financier himself. a very valuable piece is this one signed by a lot of these have to do with the revolution battles or the signers of the declaration of independence. whether not his goal was to attain all of -- not having the opportunity to talk to him i'm not exactly sure his goals were but we're very fortunate to be able to share in the collection as he has it. my favorite, one of my favorites is this one that's signed by john hancock. and it's as the governor, a state paper, essentially, a proclamation that he made. and -- for raising the regimen, i believe. yes. and everybody knows john hancock, thanks to the insurance company, because they did so many commercials on him. when i went to the national archives to see the declaration of independence where, of course, he signed quite large, and his reason for signing in such a large hand was so that ther

. >> the bureau of water and waste water serve morse than baltimore cit it provides water to millions and baltimore and howard county. an effort to protect them and their supply started tonight. >> september 2009 a main breaks inundating the area with murky water t was not along the oldest t was installed in the 1970s. but pipes like have been breaking all over and the company that made them is out of business the way to prevent is inspect other types. >> what need tons replaced. >> now a new device is being installed. it will travel and starting tonight in southwest baltimore. >> it will go through. and documenting the condition of the pipe. it generates a field as it rushes through the pipe. >> and where it may be. >> we can go back and perform analysis. >> and the distress. >> another break like this one has shut down 695 and 2010 some were inspected. but the pipe diver will allow the same information to be gathered without cutting off service. >> we want to use whatever technology is there so we can get it done. >> you are wondering you should not notice any changes to the service

commissioner fung: permit #145 located at 644 morse street was an approved permit. what happened was that next g is stipulating that they agreed to jurisdictional request for that is a vacation. the other location is 145, which is at 43 bustles -- 43 brussels. that expired because they failed to renew in a timely manner. it will have to go three reapplication process, which will undergo article 25. i'm not sure what the commissioner's decision is on this given that the permit has expired. it is invalid. president garcia: under article 25, all the things they are requesting have to do with notice. at that time, when they got the notice that this was going to happen, then they would be able to file anyway. but it is still your choice as to what -- commissioner hillis: i would have to vote to either accept or deny its jurisdiction request on an expired merriment -- expired permit. if it is moot, i would just accept the jurisdiction request. >> there are two jurisdiction request. you can make a separate motion for each of the permits. it sounds like the board is incline

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outfielder mike morse has been cleared to resume baseball activities but also on the disabled list. >>> this afternoon nats and mets top of the 4th, washington leads 1 -0. jayson werth a gulf shot to deep left, a solo home run, werth's fourth big fly of the season. nats up 2-0. henry induces the ground ball to second base for the final out. the nats hold on for a 3-2 win. starting pitcher zimmerman six scoreless innings. >>> while you were sleeping the major league baseball season got underway in tokyo, mariners and athletics bottom of 11th, ichiro suzuki lines his pitch over the line for a base lit. the mariners defeat the athletics 3-1 in 11th. >>> danny o'brien announced he's transferring to wisconsin. he chose the badgers over penn state. the 20 wednesday acc rookie of the year has two years of eligibility remaining and can play this fall. his predecessor at wisconsin was russell wilson who transferred from nc state and that's sports. i'm dave feldman. brian is back right after this.   >> the verizon 4g lte sports desk brought to you by verizon 4g lte. oning voice]

. >>> nationals clean-up hitter michael morse received his second treatment for strained right lat and his status for opening day is in question. he was told to participate in no more activity for a week. gio gonzalez has been named the starter for the second week of the season and fang god it was not today because gonzalez was roughed up by the cardinals. the nats are shut out 9-0 by the cards now 5-11 this spring. >>> don't go anywhere because we're not. when we return it's andrew luck's turn to impress the nfl scouts in pal blow alto, good -- in palo alto. good place to be. ♪ let me get that door for you... [ man ] i loved my first car... sometimes the door gets stuck... oh sure. ooh! [ man ] ...and then, i didn't. um... [ sighs ] [ man ] so, i got a car i can love a really, really long time. [ male announcer ] for the road ahead, the all-new subaru impreza. ♪ experience love that lasts. >>> welcome back. a day after robert griffin, iii had his pro day in waco, texas, andrew luck held court in palo alto, california despite recent buzz the colts might select rg3 leaving luck for the

and we were the best of the best all i for many morse not worth it too many people are sick too many people are dead. since this photo was taken twenty one members of his team have died returning from iraq doug submitted an unfavorable report on the use of depleted uranium. once i told the us army that it was dangerous we couldn't clean it up and we couldn't do it they sent me packing. they said adios amigo. we don't want to hear from you no we won't talk to you i mean you got your job keep doing things put shut up and go away the u.s. army never took doug rock's recommendations into account he was easy to look at so you think there is a legit stance of limp loser totally it sensibly in fallujah not a question and we see everything in all the other people we see every place has been used we see i mean you could try to clean it up but you can't that's what i tried to what i could that's why i told him no more. to find out more i tried to reach colonel peter newall he was in command of the battle of fallujah in two thousand and four i never managed to obtain an interview nor would he e

nats outfielder mike morse is all about beef mode meaning grinding and he comes orphaningible year batting .3 -- off an incredible year batting.flee 03. he signed a two year -- 303. he signed a two year extension. >> to me i feel hike last year was the tip of thing a -- like last year was the tip of the iceberg. it was the first time i for the to start every day. it was a lot of -- got to start every day. it was a lot of firsts for me. all those stats are great, but i'm not thinking about that. all i'm doing is trying to help the team win and taking one pitch at a team especially one bat at a time. i look back and did i well, but there's a lot of times i need to do better. >> beef mode. hey, head coach clintsman and the u.s. soccer team facing italy today. 55th minute scoreless, u.s. in blue. they set up death is i and that pretty goal is the only goal -- dempsey and that pretty goal is the only goal of the game. the u.s. shocks italy 1-0. >>> a couple local basketball scores american beats army 57- 40. the eagles face lehigh and the patriot league semifinals saturday. also gw falls to la

americans under 18 smoking their first cigarette every day, recruited by a tobacco industry that spend morse than $10 billion a year to sell its products as cool and fun. so the ad campaign we're launching today will tell the real story of how tobacco use can change your life. the courageous individuals who volunteered to be in this campaign have lost lungs, legs, fingers and the ability to speak as a result of smoking's toll. stories like these are familiar to millions of americans already suffering from tobacco-related illnesses and their families and friends but we hope these ads based on the successful campaign in several states will be a wake-up call for the smokers and potential smokers who are not yet aware of the enormous damage they may be doing to their health. the campaign will build on a broad agenda we've undertaken in the last three years to stop kids from starting to smoke and help 70% smokers who want to quit making that important leap. we've enacted historic anti-tobacco legislation that cracks down on the back door tactics tobacco companies use to market their products to k

he said that would save student morse than $1,000 over the life of the loan. >>> take a moment and go back to the storm that's sweeping the bay area. north bay, one of the places hardest hit. monty francis is live in san raphael with what the conditions look like there, monty. >> reporter: the rain has been strong and steady all day long. this is what's happening as a result. just take a look. you can see that water is just gushing down some roads, and it's causing some minor flooding. in san raphael, the relentless rain caused storm drains to overflow and turned some roads into small rivers. the slick roads made driving dangerous. this was just one of almost a dozen accidents on highway 101 in marin county. here no one was hurt. but in concord, a rain-related accident was deadly. a van skidded off the on ramp of willow pass road of 680 this afternoon dikilling the driver, 45-year-old man from pittsburg. the accident backed up traffic for hours. strong gusts of wind prompted a high wind advisory on the richmond san raphael bridge. and in san anselmo the creek is rising but nowhere nea

japan has vowed to shoot down a north korean rocket shuttle for morse next month if it threatens its territory the order was issued for the country's defense forces to prepare measures satellite images indicate that work at the launch pad is on the way down and insists it's only sending a satellite up the scientific purposes and other nations suspect it's a cover for a long range weapons practice. also on a world update this hour an afghan policeman was killed nine of his colleagues as they slept inside their post in the eastern province he then escaped seizing the arms and a truck among those killed was his commander and two sons the motive for the attack was not known but police in the area blamed the taliban. in the not too distant future even your dishwasher could be spying on you because while technology changes to make life easier it can also give big brother people into the lives of almost anyone or he's made a point not tracks the trend from. ten years ago bio metrics robotic spies and state surveillance the makings of a thought i flick starring tom cruise sort of from the ti

he looked to boston for information there visiting morse himself for training, then had to begin all over again taking his copper plate, burnishing it and starting all over again. wilson worked on all aspects of globemaking over the next decade. he made everything himself. he built his own tools, lathes and presses, mixed his own ink, shaped the spheres, designed and printed all of his own maps. by 1810, he had produced his own -- his first globes of paper, these terrestrial and celestial ones on, as i mentioned a paper core suspended in a birch frame with turned legs. only after this decade-long struggle to realize this vision was he able then to turn to commercial globemaking and began to manufacture and market these prized items that you see here. and really make a living out of this. when i was relying the story a few years ago at the museum, one of the students at that wonderful collection of early american things said, oh, but you know we actually have these embroidered globes that are made in the early 19th century by school girls. i had never really heard of the westtown scho

authorities ended and in fact we are we've got reports that the same people tried holding an unsanctioned morse toward postmistress square the same square i guess which sort of again shows how divided the opposition is dividing both slow mostly into the peaceful part and to the i guess more radical court as well so it's clear the opposition needs a new face it needs a leader it needs to find a direction to attract more supporters and constructive and concrete demands. commenting on the low turnout blogger writer and analyst. says that he believes the opposition today has alienated the public but continues to court the media spotlight. demonstrated in december they were industry. because they wanted more fair elections the demonstrations. hold the political power in russia to. change the law for parties and so on and in this case it's very positive again most of the people who are industry. and those who stained a street know days in russia they know they do will never take over legally so they can only gauging somebody's connections to him to make them appear on the political scene but the majo

saw and card get the results the weights of the already safe from your location see crossed legs are morseand you could coast through a minute strike making all the difference in sound then rush up the one mill when also meeting him car jumped from swelled to joints sent missed and it's. now three matches are on all for this sunday bud so the so the so called really finishing group first where argent side effects are broken bones and broke the deadlock for the stall to early in the first half and cornell so a lot at the second as their side close second from boston sports at night you're up next is one of the oldest russians armies between two moscow sides sports and the novel which will be followed by a standoff between league leaders and st petersburg and suits on former champions of abuse because now is a nice almost right up from arsenal and they are shouting will reportedly mismatched you to a minor injury and that they will wrap up with a match between includes hitting sanjeev and dec interest goes by and cross the door. in while in england's fifth placed chelsea missed a chance to e

authorities ended and in fact we're we've got reports that the same people tried holding a non-sentient morse toward postmistress square the same square again which sort of again shows how divided the opposition is dividing both mostly into the casual part and to the i guess more radical court as well so it's clear the opposition needs a new face it needs a leader it needs to find a direction to attract more supporters and constructive and concrete demands and commenting on the let's turn now to blow the riots and analysts alexander says he believes the opposition has already made his the public. mind. if they were in the streets. because they wanted more fair elections the demonstrations somehow the political power in russia to reduce the noise forms like to change the law for treating political parties and so on and in this case i think it's very positive but also again most of the coupons for industry i see they voted for me can't walk off and those who stay in the street know those in russia they know that you will never take over legally so they can only gauging somebody's collections to

it cost morse to trade out. to me recognizing the fact there is something very odd going on here and you've got to be carable at these parabolic levels. >> i didn't get a chance to check out at risk reversal, dan, but have you gone into another apple short? >> another one? >> yeah. >>. >> i've had multiple ones here. and it's been very frustrating trade for me in the last couple of weeks here. but i'm going to stick with it. i think we're very close. i think next week, marchth, the ipad 3, if that thing is evolutionary, watch out below. you're going see a $500 stock quickly. >> something like anning works you ever get in front of it and say it's going to go down? is it worth it is? >> you never want to say you're going to make a short bet. >> right. >> apple has a way of making people who do that look really foolish. but that doesn't mean you are foolish. it's just are you getting the timing right. one thing you have to remember. people always talk about valuation with stock. technology stocks need the continue

the democratic proposals will ensure that taxes are not raised on any person who make morse than $200,000. they will ensure that middle income families do not pay a higher effective tax rate than millionaires and billionaires. our proposals seek to protect medicare and medicaid and the rest of our social safety net from the harmful cuts republicans proposed to pay for increased tax breaks for the well off and well connected. the republican budget relies on the mythology that tax kits for the wealthiest create jobs and promote economic growth. they would offer an average tax cust at least $150,000 a year for the wealthiest few. this is faith-based economics. republicans blindly believing it works, even though there is no proof, no evidence to back that up. and yet republicans rely on this mythology to justify and inherent and balance and unfairness in these budget priorities, choosing to corner more money with the wealthy while seniors, children and the poor are played to shoulder an ever-increasing load. republicans also rely on mystery money. a magic source of revenue whose details they

operator vodafone is bucking the trend as it moves closer to a takeover of rival cable loyalists here morse going now they've also slipped off to a positive start this morning the falling price of crude is weighing on all stocks now when all the news goes proms expanding partnerships with e.u. companies energy joint plans to swap russian energy assets with germany's top boiling gas producer winters how gaining access to north sea deposits in return. reports from there. we run top of. the platform in the north sea the developer of this field is german. gas producer winces hall which is planning an asset swap with russia's gas from. get up to twenty five per cent share in some of russia's gas projects in the summer with options for fifty per cent while castro wire and. shares in the us holds all share of projects like this one. is very interested. to see. the two companies have been part racing for decades they jointly build the world's trade and now are intensifying their for its constructs of the south trade routes they turn central real gas transports which distributes the russian gas in e

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really concerns them and has the pressure mounting from it even from the eurozone leaders to implement morse there seems to caution the deficit has meant these have the prime minister speaking out recently saying this is a condition that could include all the eurozone members well first like the spanish prime minister cannot quite tough when it comes to the future budget for it to be decided on friday he said it will be very very austere but something doesn't really have an appetite in this crowns even though they recognise there's a need for cox be placed i don't think it should be on their watch i don't think the impact should be felt by them. correspondent reporting from madrid the crisis is trying to just a gonzalo says that saving spain is a task a lot easier said than done. because it's forty percent the size of germany you cannot save a country that size you cannot bail him out like you would be allowed greece or ireland or portugal spain is a big country it is one trillion euros g.d.p. per year. that's simply too big for any country or any group of countries in the european the euro

from the eurozone leaders to implement morse there seems to cost the deficit has meant the italian prime minister speaking out recently saying this is a condition that could include all the eurozone members as well first let the spanish prime minister cannot quite tough when it comes to the future budget to be decided on friday he said it will be very very austere but something doesn't really have an appetite in this crowd even though they recognize there's a need for cuts to be placed i don't think it should be on their watch i don't think the impact should be felt by them. twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow big brother is slowly creeping into americans' lives. with cia chief even joking about spying on people through their dishwasher but according to recent polls people in the us aren't particularly amused by this fear of big government has soared amid expanding unchecked security measures parties miniport ny attracts the trend from new york. when ten years ago biometrics robotic spies and state surveillance were the makings of a by flick starring tom cruise from the room toda

. >> and this year, michael morse is looking to duplicate the success. murphy has more next. a . >> one washington national had a breakthrough season last year. he went from a reserve to an everyday player. the question is, can he duplicate that success in 2012? and lindsay murphy has more. >> reporter: some guys are players and others are bench players. when you get an opportunity to see pitching every day, it's up to you to make the most of it. that is what mike morris has done. >> and to left field the. >> reporter: he led with a .303 batting average, 44 home runs and 95 rbis. more impressive, he hit 21 total home runs before last season. >> and this is sitting .319 in this ball park. >> reporter: he never got a chance to be an everyday player with the white sox and mariners. and last year they gave him the opportunity. >> i trusted in my ability and knew i would get the opportunity one time. i don't know when, but whiff -- but if i get an opportunity, i'm kicking in the door and i feel like washington gave me an opportunity when i came over in 2009,

the whole daily beast is a funny article of thing morse likely to happen to you than win the lottery. are there better ways to pick numbers, or should you go with what we appear to do, the quick picks? >> i think there's all sorts of theories on what to do. some say pick higher numbers. most play their birthdays or the day they're born. so there's less odds you'll share the jackpot. certain numbers come up more often than others. 36 is the second most frequent number of the five. of the mega ball, the most frequent number. >> 36. >> for some reason, if you have 36 in the mega ball, that's the best odds. mega ball coming up. >> ooh, we have one. >> that's a key there and 36 regular numbers. all spots. odds are astronomical. i'm a left-handed person. odds of a left-handed dying because it's a right-handed world are one in four million. odds of winning a lottery, fill out 35 million cards if you wanted to play every combination and for the person to process all those, take them years to put all the cards in. it's just astronomical no matter how you look at it. one other thing. t. boone p

during world war ii, she decoded morse code. discloses her secret for a long life. >> happiness. >> now, two weeks ago, ms. larkin had surgery, but she says she plans to leave the hospital to be at tomorrow's event. >>> time now, 6:48. today people all over the world will be doing like pam, showing off their dance moves. it's a worldwide event called dance anywhere. at noon today, professional dancers and flash mobs will break out into a dance all around the world. you may even see some of those performances right here in the bay area. look for them at the oakland museum of california and city hall. just a heads up. >> supposed to do that at noon today? >> noontime. i'm going to be looking for you and your moves as well. i like that. i like to just start dancing for anything anytime. >> i'm going to do everyone a favor and not dance at noon. you're welcome. >>> good morning. let's go out and take a look at what we have. traffic is moving along pretty well if you're driving in many areas today. it's crowded at the bay bridge. no

. >> now, morse was drafted out of high school in florida in 2000. he mad his major league debut five years later with the seattle mariners. >> we still have plenty ahead. weather, traffic and all of your top stories. >> fox 5 morning news continues right now. >>> good morning. starting off with a look at the washington monument right now. little 5:00 on this friday, march 2nd, 2012. good morning, everyone. i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm wisdom martin. welcome to fox 5 morning news. time to kick things off with tucker barnes and weather. >> how are you doing? >> friday morning, everybody is happy. >> i saw someone at 3:00 in the morning out riding a bike. >> occasionally i see joggers at 3:30 in the morning. >> well, they may just be getting off work. >> might need a little quiet time. let's get right to the forecast. if you are going out jogging right now, now, you can see joggers. now, there's traffic. it is a little cool out there so bring along a jacket. we are clear to start the day but soon the clouds will increase from the south and west. by mid- t

she decoded morse code and still remembers some of the messages. >> i know submarine sighted. >> twoeeks ago she had surgery, but she's planning to leave the hospital and be at that event tomorrow. >> that's phenomenal. loved talking to her. 5:48 is the time right now. let's go back over to sal and check in on traffic today. >>> pam and dave, traffic is doing well on this friday so far. we have trouble shots. i will tell you about that in just a moment. this is a look at interstate 80 heading west coming down to the macarthur maze. no problems here. interstate 880 in oakland looks pretty good. police are advising you to avoid using washington avenue in san leandro. there's a power pole that's down. you can use marina boulevard but try not the get off the freeway and use washington. a car hit a power pole and there are some street closures. the crews are going to be there for most of the morning, according to our report owner the scene. >>> moving along and taking a look at the peninsula traffic. that looks good. 101 and 280. now let's go to steve. >>> happy friday, everybody. almost

. >> i was a radio operator during the morse code sending messages, accepting them, and decoding. >> that's great. larken was discharged at the end of the war in 1945. she then became a teacher in the bay area. >>> we have talked about it all week long. if you haven't heard, the mega millions jackpot now up to $540 million. something nice to dream about. as people are flocking in to buy tickets, a lot of people are getting into the office pools. scott mcgrew suggests getting your own ticket, but if you get into a pool, make a list of names and numbers. give everybody a copy of all the tickets purchased and make sure there's a provision for coworkers who might happen to be absent or not pay their money into the pool. >> a tough customer over here. >>> if you're unemployed and playing the lotteries, job experts say watch out. interviewers are bringing the fever into the room. employers would ask you what you would do if you won the lottery. if you say retire, you will be out of the job before the offer is on the table. one expert says it would be better to say you'd be thrilled to win