late last night after nasa city council approved her project a memorial to the then afghanistan and coming up, why some people object jock am what could bring changes for some writers and riders. they will trying allow children to ride muni for free. the 22 month pilot kicks off in august but some are arguing they should use it for maintenance and meating standards instead. they put an end to free meter packing on sunday and if it were approved it would start in january. a lot of people are not going to be happy, paying to park on sunday. businesses as well. >> they say well, sunday has always been free and now it is not going to be, we are upset. now traffic on interstate 880 in both directions and also at the westbound bay bridge, pretty light although it is on the colder it is unusual for it to be there. >> and getting up to highway 17, that traffic moves well. >> sal, when up talk to us it is free. >> for you pam every day, it is free but on the weekend i charge sal. >>> getting ready to warm up here, lower 80s possible but today is that transition day. nights are longer and days are s

city. sitting on top of nasa's modified 747, enterprise flew over manhattan, passing by the empire state building, a brown cero, and the city's famous bridges. provided a moving backdrop reappoint >> it is a once in a lifetime thing. you see something special like that, you have to grab the moment. >> early in the morning, enterprise left its home for the past 27 years. the space shuttle discovery will replace the enterprise at the smithsonian, part of nafta's retirement plan for the fleet of space shuttles. while the enterprise never flew in space, it served as a training shuttle and will be on public display at the intrepid museum starting in july. >> we want to educate the public and inspire our youth. we are so proud the enterprise and all that she had done and all that she represents will carry out this mission going forward. >> when they said we were getting enterprise, i was the happiest guy in the world. this is the one i really wanted. enterprise release showed me how to do it. >> enterprise showing the people of new york in america the lasting legacy of the space shuttle program. a form

city. and nasa, a flight to the smithsonian inside a modified 747 and the famous museum will be shuttle's newwhether to allow bail for george zimmerman. he's accused of killing trayvon martin and zimmerman claimed it was self-defense and martin's family says their son was murdered. on this day in 1947, jackie robinson stepped on to the baseball mound at ebbott's field in brooklyn and became the first black player in major league history and chos choosing robinson for

city. and nasa, a flight to the smithsonian inside a modified 747 and the famous museum will be shuttle's newwhether to allow bail for george zimmerman. he's accused of killing trayvon martin and zimmerman claimed it was self-defense and martin's family says their son was murdered. on this day in 1947, jackie robinson stepped on to the baseball mound at ebbott's field in brooklyn and became the first black player in major league history and chos choosing robinson for his talent and endured discrimination from fans and players, and a legendary baseball player took the field, 65 years ago today and changed the game. and that's how fox reports this sunday, april 15th, 2012, i'm harris falkner, thanks for watching. huckabee is now. >> tonight

it was followed with a town hall meeting on the impact of bullying in the city schools and community. >> weho it in nasa's society to do something to it -- we 08 in our society to do something about it. enough is enough. >> each year, first lady kate teo malick partners with the department of education to declare -- keep o'malley partners with the department of education to declare bullying awareness week in may. a 1.6 million square foot project includes stated the art operating rooms. >> i would describe the dedication ceremony as one big party. a first look at the hospital's new home. nearly six years after construction workers first broke ground. the beginning of a new era, anywhere thinking, is how john johnson's hospital -- hopkins hospital was described. >> they were treated and is tied with the input of physicians, nurses, patients, families. >> one of the two new towers is named after new york mayor michael bloomberg's mother. mayor bloomberg, a johns hopkins graduate, donated $120 million to the project. >> it will increase the knowledge and experience of the greatest doctors and teachers. it wi

. >> the journey is not over for nasa's greetings from the windy city of chicago. people here sure are friendly but some have had a hard time understanding my accent. so to make sure people get every word of the geico savings message i've been practicing how to talk like a true chicagoan. switching to geico could save you hundreds of dolls on car insurance... da bears. haha... you people sure do talk funny. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> discovered's journey is not over yet. it still needs to be taken off the back of the 747 and transferred to its final resting place at the smithsonian's and udvar-hazy center appear that process will take place today and tomorrow. first, the space shuttle enterprise will be removed from the museum. then more than a dozen astronauts including john glenn will escort discovery from the airport to the museum grounds. the shuttles will be nose to nose behind the museum for several hours before discovery is moved permanently into the hangar. if the enterprise will then fly to new york

city on the surrounding regions and the global atmosphere. the scientists represent over 50 academic and research institutions from mexico, europe, and the united states, including nasa, the department of energy, and the national science foundation. mexico city is an ideal location for milagro's megacity resrch. surrounded on three sides by mountains, pollutants become trapped within the city. molina: there are many reasons for selecting mexico city. first of all, mexico city is one of the largest megacities. it has about 20 million people. it is in a tropical latitude, so it's representative of many of the future megacities, which will be in asia, in africa. mexico city is at a high altitude and the solar radiation is very strong and the photochemistry, it is very reactive. and of course, what we hope is that what we learn from mexico city, it will provide insight for us so that we can use that insight and understanding and apply it to other future megacities. narrator: while many previous studies revealed a great deal about pollution within mexico city, what happened to the pollution after it left the city and what its effects were on the region and the globe had n

neat and good for the kids. >> we talked about this a little before about how nasa has orchestrated these flyovers of major citiest's sort of like this orchestrated public relations campaign. is it effective in your mind? >> well, i'm not sure what you're asking there, but i think nasa does a pretty good job of public relations. nasa has a limited budget so we reach out to the private media to help us with the coverage. you're doing a great job this morni morning. i've been watching it all morning. you're doing a great job and keep it up. i would say getting -- just take a look at the activities taking place on the international space station. i would say most americans don't know what's going on up there. but there is quite a bit of research on the human body and developing new technologies. these are the things that our astronauts are doing to help us have a better future. whether it's in health or technology or exploration in general. and it's pretty exciting. even those things can inspire young people. >> we're bringing these pictures because it's part of our american history. people are really intrigued by t

city. >>> a new nasa mission sent fighter jets soaring over the nation's capital today.ing everyone. i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm jim vance. we begin tonight with another sign that the economic recovery is accelerating. the number of americans filing

environmental impact report on the project at the end of the month before passing it on to the city council. >>> well, nasa is opening what could be the greenest building on the planet since silicon valley today. the new building at moffett field uses repurposed nasa technology to react in realtime to external and internal changes. designed specifically for its location in the south bay, the building uses ground water and onshore winds for temperature control. the building will be dedicated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 10:00 this morning. >>> a different kind of green this morning. two more bay companies offering shares for the first time this morning. how are they doing? >> well, good morning to you. we have two brand new ones. the first one is called info blocks and it's doing quite well. up better than 40%. the other one that we're expecting today is called proof point. there you see both infoblox and proofpoint opening the market. proofpoint on the nasdaq, infoblox on the stock exchange. we have not seen anything yet. yesterday's big one, splunk is up about 52 cents. >>> gadget friday, the most im

nasa is planning to fly two t-38s, 1500 feet above the city. they plan to do that between 9:30 and 11:00 a.m., the goal to see if it is possible to fly space shuttle "discovery" from florida and pass over the monuments. they want to fly low enough so people can see the space shuttle on top of the plane flying it. but not hit any monuments. nasa is plaining to move the discovery to the smithsonian's national air and space museum. they're expected to do that on april 17th. >>> there is a new report out. it deals with transportation trouble spots in maryland. research group called t.r.i.p. study state and federal data and outline the top 40 projects that could improve the commute. the number one issue is a nearly $6 billion project to widen the beltway from the american legion bridge to wilson bridge. h.o.v. lanes would be added. bridges would be repaired. despite potential economic boost, the question who've would pay for it is unclear. some suggestions include a gas tax, tolls, or, public/private partnerships. >> the baltimore woman who claims t

angeles named worst city for ozone pollution, fanta faye, new mexico named cleanest city in the united states. >> coming up, nasaound a piece of the meteor streaking across california and nevada this weekend. next at 4:00 how scientists are helping for -- asking for the public's help to learn more about it and michael finney is taking your questions now and will be answering them here in just a little bit. you can contact michael on twitter and facebook.com. >> i'm spencer christian. looking towards the bridge you can see clouds getting lower, thicker and darker. i'll show you where we may get showers in just a moment. >> checking commute once again this is a view of the san mateo bridge. traffic on the right side of the screen head together south bay moving nicely. sqlor on the left side going towards east bay. but there is a decent day traffic wise around the bay area, stay with us. more still to come on the news at 4:00. >>> mount etna in itally erupted for the seventh time this year and it ask not pose an immediate threat to local towns. and that is the most active volume cane yes in europe. >> scientists ar

. >>> the very spring storm that we're dealing with forced nasa to delay the transfer of the space shuttle enterprise to new york city. it was supposed to fly over the big apple landmarks on the back of a 7:47 like discovery's big show last week and for now, enter prize is staying parked at dulles. once the weather clears up, it will be transferred to jfk airport. nasa said that that won't be until at least wednesday. >>> good plan. >> and that makes them appreciate more the great weather from last citizen tuesday. >> exactly. >> that is peect, isn't it? >> it's great. >> we would have had a tough time and that was a thrill for everybody. >> yeah. >> and they threaded the needle perfectly for discovery and you want to hold off getting it to new york. >>> and today, that is ugly. >> and that is crazy. laura, a few reports of the snow mixing in and with some pellets of gropple. >> yes. >> and april is volatile. >> it is. >> and there is some warm air and a big shock that came up the coast yesterday that is produces snow and on radar, things are winding down locally and we expect a couple of scattered showers, some may

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city. on american history tv on c-span 3. >> nasa space shuttle discovery tickets last flight. the space shuttle landed just a few miles from its new home at the smithsonian institution's center just outside of washington this is how the landing looked. it is about 15 minutes. >> we would like an expeditious a landing is possible due to fuel. >> ok. >> we will be landing full length. >> ok. we can work pretty much anything out to get him landing. but we will keep him in a pattern and get them in as fast as possible. >> appreciate that, sir. >> 34014. >> thank you. >> i may be moving you made way to get the t-30 on the way. the fuel is critical, ok? >> we are ready. >> all right. >> and there is one, the t-38, it will be making a right turn. we will try to get him on the ground on any run way possible. sobe may be passing just barely below you on the east downwind. so you need to stay at 2000, kitt? >> holding a 2000. >> pluto 98, when you do break off, stay below 1500. we will have been cleared to land on one center as soon as you go. tell me you can break up. >> ok. i just wan

. >>> a nasa space shuttle reached the finality digs deft nation new york -- destination. new york city. it took off a from virginia hitching a ride on the back of a 7 47. you can see it flying by the statue of liberty. retired shuttle will be put in the intrepid cierra and -- sea air and space museum. it has never flown into space it was a test shuttle. >> it's an unbelievable sight. >> i wish we could have seen it. >> you were on the roof. >> yeah. >> it's cold up there. >> good thing you didn't blow off. >>> still ahead on wjz "eyewitness news," looking ahead to the weekend. find out what's in store weather wise. >> first heats look at today's midday stocks to be followed by last night's multimatch numbers. ,, [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all medicare supplement insurance plans, they could save you up to thousands in out-of-pocket costs. call

city. the biggest challenge? in this nasa video a pilot describes the difference between flying the 747 with and without a shuttle on top. >> the only thing that's different is when you're carrying the orbiter, there is a noticeable vibration and, of course, speeds are quite a bit higher. >> the pilot of that plane, pressure? >> i would be so nervous. everybody is watching you, too. >> so apparently views from atop the buildings downtown should be pretty cool, too, is what we're hearing. if you happen to snap a picture, send it to us at fox5newspics at gmail.com. >> i understand people are tweeting about this using the hashtag fox's shuttle? >> yes. and we have a live twitter feed here on www.myfoxdc.com so you can read what everybody is saying. that's in realtime. join the conversation. you can see what's happening, see where the best locations are all on www.myfoxdc.com. >> my husband is talking about having the kids play hooky tomorrow from school to watch that. >> what teacher wouldn't be in favor of that, right? >> a lit

the bad weather forced nasa to postpone today's flight that was supposed to go from the dulles to new york city. no word on when it will be able to make that trip. time to go to the weather. this has been quite a shocker, adam. such cool temperatures. >> its mother nature's payback for april. the nor'easters do not usually happen this type time of year. i will show you the snow in frostburg, maryland. >> you are jealous now in april? once i love my garden. it is kind of fun to get the snow. >> we could be in the caskey family pool -- those cheap 10 other ones. this is a time lapse of our sky over washington. clouds are moving at about 40 knots over head with this nor'easter. gray skies and a few sprinkles. of course, the heavier rain from over the weekend. here is a look at the last super doppler radar. notice a few spotted showers and sprinklers here and there. not all that much action going on, but especially in parts of fairfax county and north of i- 66, especially around vienna, fairfax, clifton, as well. steady little sprinkles going on. farther to the northwest of the area, not as organiz

was strong enough to shake buildings in the capital city of san ti ago more than -- santiago more than 70 miles away. >>> here's a solar fleamplet nasa released it. unbelievable. charred particles and super heated plasma were shot millions of miles in the sky and the blast posed no danger to us earthlings. >>> sex and the secret service. abc2 news has obtained exclusive new details on the brothel in colombia. >>> plus, are we paying too much in taxes? not everybody says so. the latest poll ahead when abc2 news continues. i remember the days before copd. my son and i never missed opening day. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better, and that means... game on! symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you ha

city. >> this is the most awesome thing to see. >> reporter: sitting on top of nasa's modified 747, enterprise manhattan passing by the empire state building, ground zero and the city's famous bridges. the statue of liberty provided a moving backdrop as the symbol of america's space prowess soared overhead. >> a once-in-a-lifetime thing. you see something special like that you've got to grab the moment, seize the moment. >> reporter: earlier in the morning enterprise left its home for the past 27 years, the smithsonian's national air and space museum annex at dulles air museum outside washington. part of nasa's retirement plans for its fleet of space shuttles. whul the enterprise never flew in space it did serve as the training shuttle and will now be on public display at the intrepid sea air and space museum starting in mid july. >> our mission at the intrepid is to honor our heroes, educate the public, and inspire our youth, and we are so proud that enterprise in all that she has done and all that she represents will carry out this mission going forward. >> reporter: workers readying the int

. >>> weather permitting nasa managers will oversee the ferrying of the space shuttle "enterprise" from dulles airport to new york city's john f. kennedy airport enroute to the new home the intrepid sea, air and space museum. >>> and finally, actor jack klugman turns 90 years old today. happy birthday. >>> all day long find the latest developments on these and other stories on msnbc. tonight watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> here is a look at what is coming up later this morning on "the today show." a mom used facebook to punish her daughter tells her side of the story in a "today" exclusive. >>> and hear about a video causing an uproar. it involves a scramble for a baseball that ended in tears for a 3-year-old texas rangers fan. >>> now keep on it this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and much more, i'm veronica de la cruz, thank you so much for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a terrific weekend. we'll see you back here on monday. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

the big spring storms we're dealing with this morning forced nasa to delay the transfer of enterprise to new york city. it was set to fly high over big apple landmarks on a 747 today. for now, it is staying parked at dulles. once the weather does clear up, it will be transferred to jfk airport. nasa says it probably won't happen until at least wednesday now. >> le within dealing with this for a little while. >> well, there are low clouds and low visibility. you wouldn't see much if you looked up today. >> hopefully, if they do do it on wednesday, they will do the low flyover. >> i would expect delays at the airports with the low visibility and fog across the area and the rain that continues. the rain yesterday, beneficial. we needed it badly. about 1 1/4 inches at reagan national. you can see we've still got some showers and particularly we'll call it d.c. west. as you get north and west of the city, some pretty good showers still falling out towards leesburg and winchester. south and west of the city here, manassas, dale city. lots of clouds in your forecast today. it will be kind of gray. it will be

are wet and this big spring storm that we've been dealing with forced nasa to delay the transfer of the enterprise to new york city to fly high over big apple's landmarks on the back of a 747 today much hike discovery's big show over the d.c. area last week. for now, the enterprise is staying parked at dulles. once the weather clears up, it will be transferred to jfk airport. nasa says that probably won't happen until at least wednesday. ent are price will move to the intrepid sea, air and space museum this summer. >> they're going to hang out here for a little while longer. in the meantime, wait for the weather to clear up. it will be a little while. >> a couple of days. our temperatures are going to moderate here during the middle of the week. highs only about 50 degrees. >> we've been saying a lot of us have put our coats and sweaters away for the season. i guess time to pull a few out. >> got to bring it back out for the next couple of days, particularly this morning. it is chilly out there. when i walked out, it was like wintertime. >> my rain coat wasn't enough. >> you need a sweater or something. let's kick

nasa. >>> 8:15. happening right now, the shuttle enterprise is in the air flying around new york city the we're lookingve pictures. we -- city. we're looking at live pictures. we see the sky. i believe it's out there somewhere. it's riding piggy back on the back of a modified 747. it's circling around the new york city area. the camera is okay. it's due to land any minute right now. now, here's some video we shot earlier as it flew over the em -- the statue of liberty. it's going over all of the new york landmarks right now. it okay off from dullus airport and is due to land in new york city. this was a prototype for the space shuttles that followed. never went into space but they used it for testing. in june, it will eventually go on display on board the "uss intrepid" on the hudson river. until then, it will remain at j.f.k. again, this is the -- now you can see it, tori. right in the middle of your screen. it's due to land any moment, landing at j.f.k. but mere it is. it's traveled from washington, d.c., zoomed around new york city, everyone got a really good look at it. we've had it live on several

international airport thousands of people checking this out nasa and did shuttle program last summer put on display at the smithsonian enterprise in new york cityvor will go la and the atlantis will stay at kennedy space center in florida being called the biggest scandal in the history of secret service 11 agents and officers security credits cold one day before president got to the country prostitution scandal washington post reporting a 21 prostitutes brought to hotel to protest paid local strip club to bring a woman in anger and frustration over lavish government speding boiling over today on capitol hill investigation general services administration spotlight on spending second day $800,000 gsa friends. crimes have been committed people will go to jail that the administrator civil servant taxpayer i share your anger and disappointment >> turning over a stone we found 50 more with all sorts of things crying out to >> crawling up including a 17 day trip south pacific and conference in palm springs as much as $150,000 republicans hank presidency on rising gas prices president obama proposing new measures to limit speculation in the oil market

nasa," and logged more than 140 million miles. the shuttle "enterprise" will go to new york city the "endeavour" will head to los angeles, and the "atlantis" will stay at the kennedy space center in florida. there is a potential conflict of interest in the george zimmerman murder case the judge assigned to the case is married to the law partner of atv legal analyst that analysts had been approached by the zimmerman family to take the case the zimmerman lawyers have formally requested that the judge disqualified from the trial it is unclear when a ruling will be delivered on that motion zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder in the killing of 17 year-old trayvon martin to missing americans have been identified among the final five bodies pulled from the costa concordia disaster gerald and barbara ann heil or from minnesota their son john lives in mount prospect 30 people died when the ship struck rocks and flipped on its side back in january to people remain missing is date 2 of the congressional gsa scandal herring's the general services administration is being investigated for spending more than $800,000 of taxpayer money

delegation of nasa officials including former astronautjohn glenn will escort the discovery to the smithsonian air and space museum. discovery replaces the enterprise which will be moved to new york city on friday. we will have complete coverage of the festivities starting on "good morning washington." some of our colleagues showed off their singing skills at a fund-raiser for children this evening. they performed a capital karaoke at the ronald reagan building. proceeds go to the charity that works to prevent child abuse and staffs a 24-hour child abuse hot line. >> i am glad we had the video and not the audio. is that a fair statement? >> silence is golden when it comes to their performance. >> it is really wonderful to support these causes. you had to be there. outside today, what a wonderful day it was to have a bit of rain. >> we certainly needed it. >> here we are in april april showers -- so many we have had. our temperature outside with the rain showers, it was for a time steady rain even though officially in washington less than a 10th of an inch. out in gaullists almost one- quarter of an inch of rain. -- dulles, almost 1 inch of rain. while it was warm yesterday you can see

. >> from the american museum of natural history in new york city, astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson talks about the history of nasaand the

global entertainment arts, video games, as the pentagon and nasa has 100 computer simulation companies. the cleveland clinic in cuyahoga city college are working to train the toughest of our long- term unemployed, middle-age non- college-educated people, to work in emerging health care jobs that they never would have entertained a few years ago. we have is innovation centers. they are important. not only that, present company excluded, we are young compared to our long established competitors. our work force is younger than europe's and japan's. unless they change their one child policy and immigration policy, in 20 years, we will be a younger work force than china. and we will accelerate that if we stop some of our net the immigration practices, let people who can create jobs for others come into this country. for those of us who no longer have it, we know youth is worth something. [laughter] if they are educated, prepared, organized and supported, that is a very, very big deal. so, we're still the largest exporter of goods, services and capital through remittances, but china and germany to export more merchandise than we

nasa and saw it liftoff and come back so many times it really, really was. >> it looks cloudy out there >> it is in some parts other parts in the 60s tale of two cities not behindn downtown san francisco nor on mount tamalpais as we look down on the cloud deck that is starting to lift high clouds from a system passing to our north that will filter some sunshine. let's look at one more spot, you can see the clouds as we look from vollmer peak towards month diablo thinning over the east bay hills already in the east bay valleys. mid to upper 50s north bay valleys, oakland and san francisco along the coast where the clouds are prevalent everybody else in the low to mid 60s, 68 in los gatos. santa cruz 57. the rest of the monterey bay and inland in the low to mid 60s with sunshine. the clouds will continue retreating back to the coast it will be a little breezy today especially here bodies of water. warming trend today a reprieve, tomorrow it begins again and it gets stout during the weekend first 80° high for a lot of areas friday to sunday only santa cruz has seen 80° on the 22nd of february. almost two months ago. as far as highs today compared to average, we ar

nasa and saw it liftoff and come back so many times it really, really was. >> it looks cloudy out there >> it is in some parts other parts in the 60s tale of two cities not behindin downtown san francisco nor on mount tamalpais as we look down on the cloud deck that is starting to lift high clouds from a system passing to our north that will filter some sunshine. let's look at one more spot, you can see the clouds as we look from vollmer peak towards month diablo thinning over the east bay hills already in the east bay valleys. mid to upper 50s north bay valleys, oakland and san francisco along the coast where the clouds are prevalent everybody else in the low to mid 60s, 68 in los gatos. santa cruz 57. the rest of the monterey bay and inland in the low to mid 60s with sunshine. the clouds will continue retreating back to the coast it will be a little breezy today especially here bodies of water. warming trend today a reprieve, tomorrow it begins again and it gets stout during the weekend first 80° high for a lot of areas friday to sunday only santa cruz has seen 80° on the 22nd of february. almost two months ago. as far as highs today compared to average, we a

. >> shepard: the first space shuttle that nasa ever built is now on the ground at its new home here in new york city after really one of the most spectacular fly byes in this city's history. enterprise took off from d.c. this morning on othe back of a 747 and after a brief flight up the coast, lady liberty welcomed enterprise to the big apple. thousands lined the hudson river in new york and new jersey to catch a glimpse from roof tops and office windows and then it cruised up the hudson and right over the george washington bridge. so folks a little farther north could have a look, too. what a sight it was. enterprise actually never went into orbit. but folks who saw it today didn't seem to much care. listen. >> it's like holy crap i can't believe i'm up this close and seeing it in real life it? >> was pretty cool. i loved it. it was one of the best things i have ever seen. >> something unique which i have never seen in my life. a shuttle sitting on a plane. >> shepard: it's now at jfk international airport where workers are set to load it on to a barge for a ride at its new home at the uss intrepid

nasa. >> gorgeous shot. >>> 6:56. film maker woody allen is known for his love of new york city but just announced san francisco will sharee screen time with the big apple in his next film. allen made the announcement in his latest film called "to roam with love." he says it's easier to get money in europe to make films, but he's bringing his next project to the bay area. no details yet on the plot. >>> well, no surprise, kids are getting very savvy at a young age. but the question is, at what cost? experts say some kids are so constantly dialed in, they aren't learning how to connect one-on-one emotionally. cell phones, e-mails, texts training the next generation to be extremely distracted and that can hurt their ability to interact face-to-face. >> the brain gets so used to distraction, so used to looking where it shouldn't that they can't ever look where they should. >> and experts say normal emotional development happens for girls between 8 and 12 during face-to-face encounters. but when kids are distracted by all these little toys, they don't learn how to read social and emotional clues. >>> well, europe's money trou

nasa animation is truly possible. heather, abc 7 news. >>> agency that oversees muni voted today to enforce parking meters on sunday. city will enforce meter parking from noon until 6:00 o'clock on sunday to of course raise some money. agency is facing projected 53 million dollar short fall over the next two years. >>> visitors and merchant probably will not be very happy about that decision. all right. >> spencer, will be happy about the forecast. looks awfully darn nice. >> nice the rest of the week. almost summer lick by week end. a little mist in the air. one of the producers e mailed few minutes ago to say it was windshield wipers on driving through daly city. just early this evening. so a little mist on the coast but cloudy 60's most of the bay area. east bay camera in emeryville looking west ward along the bay bridge and you can see the clouds off in the distance there. they are especially dense near the coast lip and obviously contain a bit of moisture and looking at live doppler 7 hd writ now we can see a little bit of moisture newspaper southern mendocino county. working its way in the northern corner of sonoma

city of washington, d.c. >> well, this is interesting. nasathe exact flight path, just said it would fly over a series of spots downtown. gave a few hints on good viewing locations and much of the middle of washington, d.c. is that wide open green space, the national mall, a great big lawn. you have the monuments there. the washington monument. the lincoln memorial. the jefferson and the shuttle and the 747 it's flying on flew over all of those. you heard barbara starr talk about seeing it at the pentagon. it is a rare thing to have a plane in the washington air space overall. certainly, the legacy of 9/11 is a very tightly controlled air space and then one this big with the shuttle on top of it and to have it be a benign and happy thing is doubly rare in d.c. >> john zarrella, are you with me? >> yep. sure am. i'm with you. i think as we've been pointing out all morning, carol, this whole thing is pretty fluid. they left early from the kennedy space center. did a fly-by, down the beach and back over launch pad 39a and over the vehicle assembl

global entertainment arts, video games, as the pentagon and nasa has 100 computer simulation companies. the cleveland clinic in cuyahoga city college are working to train the toughest of our long- term unemployed, middle-age non- college-educated people, to work in emerging health care jobs that they never would have entertained a few years ago. we have is innovation centers. they are important. not only that, present company excluded, we are young compared to our long established competitors. our work force is younger than europe's and japan's. unless they change their one child policy and immigration policy, in 20 years, we will be a younger work force than china. and we will accelerate that if we stop some of our net the immigration practices, let people who can create jobs for others come into this country. for those of us who no longer have it, we know youth is worth something. [laughter] if they are educated, prepared, organized and supported, that is a very, very big deal. largeste still the exporter of goods, services and capital through remittances, but china and germany to export more merchandise than we do right

nasa releasing this week that nasa's 747 shuttle carrier with the shuttle "enterprise" mounted on top is set to fly at a low altitude over new york cityl 23rd. so we'll get another show later this month. which is true and cool. >>> virginia's governor needs a job. in virginia, you can't serve in the top spot for conservative terms, and although he will not come right out and say it, governor bob mcdonnell of virginia has long been giving every possible signal that he would sorely, dearly, are you there, god, it's me, bob, love, love, love to have mitt romney pick him for vice president. he doesn't have a next job. he'd be great at that, right? mr. mcdonnell has a couple of hurdles here. exhibit "a," he appears to gain mitt romney a grand total of one point in the polls in his home state. the quinnipiac poll finding he's no help to the party. exhibit "b," he's polling at 1% among republican voters. mr. mcdonnell polls lower than someone else. he polls lower than none/no one. and he polls lower than that electoral powerhouse, no opinion. but bob mcdonnell has a dream. bob mcdonnell has a plan for helping bob mcdonnell. because even thou

nasa 747. later this morning it takes off for its new home, new york city. this is friday, april 27th, good morning, i'm tony perkins. >> i'm alison seymour. happy you are with us on this, the end of a very long work week. wouldn't you say? >> i would say so. >> tucker barnes is joining us now. he's going to give us the forecast we need, right? >> the forecast we need is the forecast we'll get. notice the burgandy and gold, i'm celebrating. >> nice. >> 51 now in washington. humidity falling. 46%. will be a breezy day. winds already gusting to about 20 to 25 currently out of the north and west at 10. otherwise, should be a bright and sunny day. we lost our cold front, and off to the west clear skies and that should build in here during the course of your day today. plenty of sunshine for friday and cool temperatures, highs today to be in the 60s. low 60s. little breezy at times, particularly the first half of your day. there's your forecast. high temperature at 4:00 p.m. about 62 degrees. that's a look at the forecast. more details on your weekend coming up i

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nasa and the faa are working together to bring the shuttle from florida to dulles airport. between 9:30 and 11:00 this morning two jets will fly over the city to make sure the shuttle can pass over the monument safely. the jets will also take photographs of the disstrukt to look at possible routes for the sh shuttle. that would be really cool. >> it's going to be cool to see all that, when they bring the shut toll the museum. it's going be pretty good stuff. i'm going to be out there. >>> six minutes after the 6:00 hour. one -- the one redskins preseason game everybody's going to want to watch. >> i can't wait for that. new details about whitney houston's death. >> my story of the day, new glasses that will definitely make you smarter. why you'll feel like you stepped into a "star trek" episode. >> a beautiful look outside. ja get ready to rock the red, taps fans for one of the team's most important games of the year. they visit the verizon center that could make or break the caps' playoff chances wchl a win, the capitals could take a firm grip on the eighth and final playoff spot. right now they're tied with buffalo, who also plays tonight

nasa is getting ready for the space shuttle survivals. speaking of tourist attractions. and sky 9 captured these pictures of the two training jets that were flying over our city today. they were flying about 1,500 above the town to take some pictures. that space shuttle is being donated, moved into the air and space plea -- museum on april 19. i can hardly wait. >>> in the meantime they are being honored tonight. and the telescope institute named one of the stellar experiences after the senator. the maryland democrat supported the hubble telescope television when they were allowing it to go dark. >> when i was growing in baltimore, of course i wanted to be the star. >> i am deeply touched, thrilled, honored. >> they are a star that blew up 7 billion light years from effort. the light was captured last winter. >> i'll tell you what, if you have met her, you'll know why. she's a tiny lady, but definitely mighty. >> yes, absolutely. so the weather situation will be getting cooler on us. >> yes, it is. the temperatures will be dropping down to the freezing mark overnight. especially north and west of town here in the beltway. they will be in the lower 40s. defini

similar to this later, next week, when nasa takes enterprise the pro toe type, it has been here since 2003 at udvar hazy it will get a piggy back ride to new york city and go on display at the intrepid museum, and we interviewed mr. chris kaiser earlier he flew for the navy many years he is here brought his wife here he is a space buff just wouldn't want to miss this thing we have a lot of families out here, and you know i don't know if you guys can see, discovery on the 747 from another vantage point but we will see it in a moment here and everybody is very excited. >> bob we will hang with you because we do want to see it, you know we want to get reaction from everybody and see it as it does approach dulles airport for those wondering yes, it is early, it is running i would estimate 15, 20 minutes ahead of schedule, which is great, and we don't know what the exact plan is, but nasa when it does this kind of thing, is pretty accommodating, so you know the folks at nasa know everyone is coming out the see this my suspicion even though it is ahead of schedule it will continue to fly around the region for the allotted amount of time. >> from 10 to 11

city of tomorrow. deana when they ended? after we stopped going to the moon. i submit, a healthy nasa is a healthy america and is nasa's feature goes so too does that of america. if nasa is healthy, then you don't need a program to convince people that science and engineering is good to do because they will see it writ large on the paper. to help us go i swishing on europa where there is an ocean of water that has been liquid for billions of years. we will dig through the soil of mars and look for life. that will give me the best biologist. it has biology, geology and planetary geology, aerospace engineers. electrical engineers, all the stem fields. signs technology engineering and math represented in the nasa portfolio. the healthy nasa is a flywheel that society had for innovation. i don't know another force of nature as powerful as nasa and the next generation we go in because we need to stoke our economy and that is one of the two big reasons and the nation has ever done anything. i'm not so naÏve as to say do it for science. science will piggyback it. we have done that forever. h