if you look at this chain of islands, the gentleman mentioned new georgia, there were essentially rogue agents equipped with radios. these were australians. these were men who had been working, they might have had kind of an administered role on one of the islands. this is basically a british protection of most of these on the. so you have these agents of the ground. you had people who are attached to one or another business, such as the pineapple trade, or what have you, maybe some kind of a government role as well. when the japanese invaded they headed to the hills and is applied the crucial function of observing movements of japanese ships up and down the waterways, and with the radio signaling, usually signaling to australia, eventually word got to allied forces it very quickly when the japanese forces were coming. with that warning, usually allowed the men of the cactus air force to sort it and get to a combat altitude by the time the japanese ships i became within striking range. so without those coast watchers we would've been relying on her own air search, which was fraught with

is this something i don't understand about the way georgia politics is played or is this new for georgia>> it's relatively new. you may recall karen handle ran for governor in georgia two years ago as a republican. she got defeated because she was deemed to be insufficiently ardent about right to life issues. she supported exceptions for rape and incest. she supported in vitro fertilization. you can't be for those things in georgia and get the endorsement of georgia right to life. she lost the primary because of that. >> that kind of litmus test, that kind of, i would say purification politics, does it have an effect of making georgia republicans less competitive in general election contest? i'm thinking about suburban atlanta where that representative i was talking about is from and some other areas of the state which may not be pure red from which these republican representatives are coming from. the that litmus test hurting them or has it not done that. >> redistricting are making sure the red districts are very red. i don't think it's going to hurt them. i also believe that the peach

>> reporter: steve osunsami, abc news, macomacon, georgia. >>> and when we come back tonight, look athis. a certificate, just like this one, bought at a garage sale. the owner had no idea what was it worth. hit it ♪ if i had a million dollars ♪ >> tonight, what it's worth. and a million dollars? not even close. it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in, it's about keeping the food particles out. [ charlie ] try zinc free super poligrip. my feet and exactly where i needed more support. i had tired, achy feet. until i got my number. my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotics number. now i'm a believer. you'll be a believer, too. learn where to

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in macon, georgia, county officials actually held a news conference today, warning parents to be on theirest behavior at their egg hunt, still on for tomorrow. >> let the children do the egg hunting and the parents, it's not your place to do egg hunting. it's the children's place. >> reporter: many families here worry that their egg hunt scheduled in this park tomorrow morning was going to be canceled, after a woman who was injured during a violent egg hunt here threatened to sue. >> where is she going to get the money? we're a nonprofit. >> reporter: this time, organizers promised plenty of security, so that the focus is on the children, having their easter fun. >> good job, emma! >> reporter: steve osunsami, abc news, macon, georgia. >> if only the parents beh haha this easter weekend. >>> and when we come back tonight, look at this. a certificate, just like this one, bought at a garage sale. the owner had no idea what was it worth. hit it. ♪ if i had a million dollars. >> this song is a bit of a hint tonight. but a million dollars? not even close. it's the little things in life that ma

the in georgia county officials held a news conference warning parents to be on their best behavior atgg hunt still on for tomorrow. >> let the children do the egg hunting. and parents it's not your flies dot egg interesting. children place. where is he going to get the money this. >>reporter: time organizers prompts there would be plenty of security. that the focus is on the children. having their easter fun. >> good job. >>reporter: abc news macon, georgia. >> another kind of treasure hunt involving 130 million dollars is going to court. it involves oil stock certificate and comb could he go. this is the fert. item from the now defunct palmer group oil company taken over by cole coca-cola. bought assert in an estate sale for 5 dollars 5 years ago. the family claims he owes them the money. coca-cola says no way. judge will hold a conference on the case on monday. we'll see what happens. >>> just ahead here tonight. whole new take on you tube. technology giving awe 3d look at all those you tube video out there. some unlucky news from one of the lucky mega million i don't know lottery w

is this new for georgia or something i don't understand how georgia politics is played? atively new. you may recall karen handle who is with coe man for the cure. she ran for governor in georgia as a republican two years ago. she got defeated this the republicanrimary because she was deemed to be insufficiently ardened about right to life issues she supported exceptions for rape and incest. she supported invitro fertilization. and those are -- you can't be for those things in georgia and get the endorsement of georgia right to life. she lost the primary because of that. >> does that kind of litmus test, that kind of -- i would say kind of purification politics, does it have an effect of making georgia republicans less competitive in general election contests? i'm thinking of suburban atlanta where that representative i was talking about is where. other areas of the state which may not be pure red from which these republican representatives are coming from. is that litmus test hurting them or has it not yet done that? >> i don't believe it will hurt them. redistricting is

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they came from as far as new mexico, georgia, and wisconsin. all of the time and materials for the project were donated. the group plans to make the project an annual tradition to help arlington staff keep up with repairs. >>> 21 years later police in howard county have made an arrest in a murder. 57-year-old robert arnold jarrett of elkridge was taken into custody for the murder of his former wife. jarrett reported her missing in 1991, telling police his wife never returned home after an argument. but a recent tip led police back to jarrett's home. that's where they found the remains of a woman believed to be his former wife underneath a shed buried in concrete. police say they have identified two sets of human remains found over the past two years in fairfax county and it turns out the victims are brothers. the dna matches. manwell garcia to jesus garcia. they were reported missing from prince william county two years ago. detectives say their bodies were found within about a mile of each other in lorton. the first discovery was made in july

georgia avenue, you do so well past the accident scene. our doe lay on the outer loop is already starting to form back at new hampshire avenue. take it back inside and we'll map out a couple of alternatives for you. the outer loop being shut down until further notice. there is the option of university boulevard to georgia avenue. can you call ahead and let somebody know that. the icc for you guys traveling in out of columbia and jessup, that is another viable option and even 410. that is riverdale road south of the beltway. randolph road is another option if you are traveling from the east to the west. coming from bethesda, your lanes remain open on the inner loop. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. raffic. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, an update on a case that is being closely followed all across the nation. >> george zimmerman, the man accused of killing florida teenager trayvon martin, was released on bond around midnight last night. fox 5's melanie alnwick joins us now in the studio with the latest. >> reporter: george zimmerman was released on $150,000 bond, of which he had to put up $15 how in cash. he le

we will take you to our maryland's camera where we have more of the same, stop and go new hampshire to georgiabut look at the sunshine. >> just about to say. that is what we have, return of the sun. a little sun goes a long way temperature-wise. still breezy, a bit of a chill in the air. tomorrow warmer. just a pleasant, nice, spring day. well into the 60's with sunshine. but thursday, back to the low was 70's. but with the warmer air, an unstable atmosphere and showers and thunderstorms expected. the weekend could be unsettled -- a big question mark. difficult to pinpoint. we will likely have rain chances. right now we have that on sunday but that may change. >> all right. >> we need to salvage the weekend. >> that's it for "good morning washington." >> we will see we love gardening... yeah, but the feeling wasn't always mutual. i want you to grow big! if yourow for me you'll get cookies for free. nothing worked. ♪ ♪ but we started using miracle-gro garden soil. you just mix it with your backyard soil... and it feeds your plants for up to 3 months. my plants grew bigger... more beautiful... w

anne thompson, nbc news, boston. >>> donald trump visited the former soviet republic of georgia today where he plans to build a new tower. the real estate mogul has unveiled plans for a $250 million residential high rise in the black sea resort city of batumi. trump responded with praise of his own. >> everybody in the world, they speak of georgia and the great miracle that's taking place and it's led by the president. so i just want to congratulate you in doing an amazing job. you're a big man outside of this area, believe me. they're studying you. they're writing books on him. >> a five-day war with russia in 2008 and a global financial crisis crippled georgia's economy and forced it to rely on international aid. the economy is starting to improve and foreign direct investment in georgia rose 20% last year. >>> in san francisco tomorrow, scientists plan to go out on a limb to help some birds. actually, they're really going to go out on a ledge. on the 33rd floor of the pg&e building in downtown. they'll be working with three baby peregrine falcons. each young bird will get bands on

outer loop delays as usual leaving new hampshire to georgia avenue with the lanes open. another look at area roads at 6:25. >>> 6:19. coming up next in sports, a rough night for the capitals in their playoff series. the nats were all about two guys named steve. >> right now time for another check of our question of the morning. we're asking you about your favorite memories of the shuttle program. facebook friend robert writes, i grew up in florida so my best memory is the very first launch. none of us were ready for just how powerful and amazing it was. we watched it at nat is a and -- nasa and it still gives me goose bumps. >> we want to hear from you. we'll have more on shuttle discovery's arrival here in washington. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. i knew someday i was gonna do this walk. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. we can do this. we can all do th

tomorrow, not for central texas, but to the gulf state, taking louisiana, out of new orleans, alabama, and also georgia. so, we're watching these storms producing quite a bit of damage and the good thing here is no major injuries reported so far. we'll talk about the storms and our forecast coming up a little bit later. derek. >> right here in washington, d.c., some of the most heated races are for seats on the city council. some are saying just throw the up incumbents out. >> reporter: there are 14,000 registered voters here rings mostly democrat. this is where most of them are going to come through. they have an hour to catch voters to catch them. councilman bowser, she is facing quite a few challengers. she's expected to be an easy time. this is her home time. there has been slight turnout throughout the city. that has to favor the incumbents. they have the name recognition. challengers have an up hill battle unless something major changes within the next hour. let's look around town. >> at the elementary school in upper northwest, the turnout was light and that's according to the precinct captain.

southeast coast because of slow-moving low-pressure system which is not necessarily bad news for areas like southern georgia and northern florida because it's been dealing with serious drought conditions. up toward the north, snow in ontario, and showers in the lower great lakes region will move out. however, another system will be moving into that area, producing thundershowers on your thursday. and more active weather will develop from oklahoma into iowa. and out toward the west, another low-pressure system will be moving into british columbia and the pacific northwest. so things will turn wet and gusty once again. and to the south, very dry and actually temperatures are starting to rise. los angeles getting up to 26 degrees on your thursday. and temperatures will become even warmer as we head into the weekend. and now toward the east, jumping up to 23 in toronto and reaching the 20s if new york city and washington, d.c. finally, let's go over to europe. lots of clouds are blanketing much of europe. we can see this rotating clouds, this is a slow-moving, well-developed low-pressure system still sitting ov

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. ♪ $6,000 pair of shoes we made it to the paris news ♪ >> all right, georgia, what is going on here.the name of the new song is thera flu and he actual aide miaide -- he actually admits he is in love with kim kardashian but at the time she was in love with chris humphries. he even says chris humphries is lucky jay-z didn't drop him from the team. here's a funny little story. how about kim kardashian was seen doing the walk of shame this morning? >> uh-oh. how did we hear this? >> i saw the pictures online. what happened is she and kanye west went to see "the hunger games" last night. she had on the same clothes she left in last night this morning and here is the situation. kanye west has a women's designer line. i know he had something in that house she could wear so i don't know why she left in those clothes. >> assuming she needed to change clothes. >> i'm just saying. you spend the night somewhere you change in the morning. >> putting two and two together. >> surely they just stayed up watching -- >> you're buying into the rumors. >> yeah. the walk of shame. i've never done it. ju

. >> a new study shows atlanta georgia leads the u.s. and canada when it comes to popular music trends >> that is according to researchers by the geographic flow of music which found that while listeners were the best of predicting what everyone would be listening to a few weeks ahead of time. montreal scored high as the independent music leader. sharp voice strikes again >> hunter stevens is only 9 years old but he is already a veteran shark fishermen. he and his father were fishing yesterday when hunter hooked into a nice black tip shark, is first of the season, and he says you should have seen the others that got away. a connection killer, why hundreds of thousands of people may not be able to get on line this summer >> why protesters are threatening a major traffic disruption next month. >> it has been three weeks since the deadly shooting at oikos university and students are expected to go back to class but not all of them will be back here at the university >> the san francisco ethics commission begins in misconduct here at the uni

. >>> this comes to us from wsav news 3 on your side, in savannah, georgia where in nearby hilton head, south carolina, proof you've officially run out of excuses not to exercise. uncle frank is 102 years old. he hits the gym on average 5 to 6 timdays a week, 2 hours a day. next month he turns 103. let's all go to the gym. i'm lynn berry, this is "early today," your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. we have mostly clear skies overnight. it is pretty mild right now in the downtown area. 48 degrees. we're seeing temperatures in the 30's outside the city. 35 in parkton. there could be some frost out there north and west of the city if you park outside. as we head into the afternoon, we're expecting temperatures into the upper 60's with plenty of sunshine. even warmer into tomorrow's forecast. >> 37 degrees on tv hill. >> a major controversy surrounding the-millions winner. -- mega millions winner. >> a battle for the badger state. >> accounts meant wants to get rid of the police chief -- a counc

. >>> this comes to us from wsav news 3 on your side, in savannah, georgia where in nearby hilton head, south carolina, proof you've officially run out of excuses not to exercise. uncle frank is 102 years old. he hits the gym on average 5 to 6 timdays a week, 2 hours a day. next month he turns 103. let's all go to the gym. i'm lynn berry, this is "early today," your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. >>> welcome to your tuesday morning as we start with -- you can't see it, but there's a beautiful moon outside. trust me that. >> it is nice. >> can't decide if it's chilly or not. we'll ask tom to tell me what i'm feeling. >> i'm chilly, but i'm a wimp. >> good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this tuesday, april 3, 2012. >>> in decision 2012, it could be a clean sweep today. mitt romney expected to win all three primaries today in d.c., maryland, and wisconsin. so far he's won 572 delegates, exactly half what's needed to clinch the republican nomination for president. wisconsin would be today's big prize where 42 delegates are up

. >>> to democracy 2012 news, president obama spoke to troops in georgia while his reelection team wentfter mitt romney's foreign policy expertise. torey joins us live from washington, the obama reelection team is hitting romney hard on this issue. >> reporter: it seems that way tbs vice president gave that scathing speech yesterday and now today, the reelection team is releasing the web ad starring none other than bill clinton. the ad goes on to basically question what mitt romney would have done in that exact same situation. would he have made the same decision. we have to ask, what's the response from romney's campaign about the ad? >> reporter: you have to imagine they are not happy with the ad that came out. a spokesman for mitt romney issued a statement blasting the president. it says in part, it's now sad to see the obama campaign seek to use an event that unitfied our country to once again divide us to distract voters attention from the failures of administration. it says romney is committed to strengthening america, both here and abroad. >> is the general election appears to be

. >> that was president obama at fort stewart, georgia today. to announce newictions on how for-profit colleges can market themselves to veterans and their families. for more on how the romney camp could try to out flank the romney romney group, we have romney campaign and author of "bay and her boys unexpected lessons i learned as a single mom," and also joining me is bill press, host of current tv's "full court press," and his book, "the obama hate machine," looks at who is behind the personal attacks on the president. i like to say welcome to the war roof. because look at this fabulous place. you guys are here all the time but for us it is completely inspirational. we have been talking about the pitting of right and left, and the extremes that have been happening, and bay let me go to you on that. the president was talking about an issue at the military academy, but the point is that the republicans and democrats are sort of flanking each other on issues that i think most people would want to see solutions too. >> there is no question. i find it very humorou

have you watched the news in atlanta, georgia, the body count here? we need troops here and in florida. it is terrible. the news comes on in the morning. are in the street in which way you need to go around. all of them in florida would make martin luther king world roll over in his grave. kids are getting killed here every day. around georgia tech or martin luther king boulevard, the killings at home are worse than a tour of duty in afghanistan. why are we going to syria when we have bodies here? i guarantee you, in a week's time in atlanta, you afghanistan. guest: i do not think you have to choose between them. president obama has been eloquent and passionate about this arguing that being strong go together. you need to -- we need to develop the american economy, restore american society, and fix american institutions. but that cannot come at the expense of trying to maintain our proper place in the world. i believe this is not a trade- off. a more stable and prosperous world is a better place for america to exist. host: a couple more minutes left wi

got news is early morning accident in silver spring before georgia avenue was cleared a while ago. here's the bad news. look at this. on the outer loop. you had that going on since about the 5:00 hour on the outer loop. very slow and heavy leaving the 95 interchange heading for silver spring with the accident now gone. we'll take you over to the northbound side of i-95 in virginia. wait till you hear n. i just got off the phone with virginia state police. northbound 95 in dale city, disabled tractor-trailer. let's take a live look. what happened was he ran out of gas but they cannot explain why he is blocking all the through lanes. he ran out of gas and came across the through lanes and they're blocked right now waiting on some gas. once they fill it up, he'll be able to get out of there. cannot explain why he did that just be aware it's the hov lanes that are open. threw lanes are not. northbound 395 at duke street, very slow and heavy as you head for seminary road. all lanes are open here. we'll go back over to the maps on the inbound side of i-66. that's incident free. just slow

. >>> this comes to us from wsav news 3 on your side, in savannah, georgia where in nearby hilton head, south carolina, proof you've officially run out of excuses not to exercise. frank is 102 years old. he hits the gym on average 5 to 6 days a week, 2 hours a day. frank says if he stayed home, he'd just sit around and fall asleep. instead he says he feels like a million bucks. next month he turns 103. i feel guilty. i i'm lynn berry, this is "early today," your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. >>> demons in el salvador are whipping so-called sinners into shape. the tradition is a showdown between good and evil during a devil whipping ceremony. actors take to the streets dressed as demons to lash people who gather from surrounding regions. >>> one dutch company has invented a fly new ride, the personal air and land vehicle, or pal-v, is a car that flies. the vehicle gains lift from a retractor-like rotator on the top. only needing about 540-foot stretch of runway to take to the skies, the contraption is just as fast in the air as it is on the ground. >>> and finally, a

slowing through cheverly. 50 and the b-w parkway topside slowing new hampshire avenue to georgia avenue has a little action southbound between 80 and under nine. here is the backup at noon and travel on 495, it will take about 15 minutes to get to a georgia avenue para delays out of dale city to get into newington, through landmark, and now the beltway if is slowing after 236 up to gallows road. it's a beautiful picture of the sun rise over the severn river en the bay this morning. this is in annapolis. rockfish season opens this coming saturday. we have cloud cover in down and we expect rain this weekend and maybe thunderstorms, especially on sunday. you may have some luck if you get out there early on saturday. here's a look at live super doppler 7 radar. areas of rain ups and downs 81 and even more rain farther to the south is moving our way. in southern maryland we have a report from andy that the rain is hitting the ground. some of the rain is evaporated afforded the ground. air is saturated and we will continue to see the rain move east and into the metro area within the next coup

enslaved people from maryland and alexandria were often held before being sold down south to georgia, the carolinas or new orleans. numerous advertisements called for 20 to 40, 50 to 80 or as many as 200 people at a time. small scale trading was rife among owners, particularly in taverns and hotels. most sales involved say five to 20 people at a time. even more common were brokers helping owners to sell off a few people to raise a little money as scholar mary beth corrigan notes. during the years circa 1822 to 1836, john gadsby advertised 81 to 93 people. his 1830 census record indicates he owned 39 people. again, john gadsby could take advantage of the flourishing slave trade. the national hotel was relatively close to other hotels in the city involved in the slave trade and a reasonable distance depends. one infamous hotel, the st. charles, advertised that you could come for the auction and house the people you bought in their basements. it was very convenient. one infamous hotel -- during the first decades or so, slave trading appeared to be concentrated in georgetown and later moves to what is now dow

doctor brzezinski mentions possibility that new russia, georgia were under some circumstances.how serious was france, what do you think? >> i'm sore, how serious -- >> thank you. >> without some sort of a conflict erupting in the region i wouldn't say very high, but if there's a conflict in the region, which begins to escalate, then that possibility rises. >> in the back. >> thank you. i'm with the chair of the standing committee and the american bar association with national security. what is conspicuous absence from your marks, as very thoughtful, other than reference by doctor brzezinski of the war of the ft, what you see the role of the international organization, the u.n., i know both of you has been a great deal of time trying to make those organizations relevant. author regional organizations, or do they conspicuously not going to play a role as you see in the relationship between this power negotiations of the conflict in the region? .. >> constructive, pacifying role in africa. the problem that we're discussing today, unfortunately, involves powers with more or signifi

georgia avenue. they had a fatal accident. here is the pace of traffic leading newpshire avenue to get to holy cross hospital, only the right lane is closed with what is left of the documentation process. it will be a lengthy ride, but at least we're moving on the beltway. now to the weather with adam caskey. areas of light rain off and on through today. it will taper off in the afternoon with a few lingering sprinkles possible north west of town tomorrow. a little gusty and cool, highs near 50 today. pretty much 40's all day long. upper 50's tomorrow with a peak of sun. by wednesday, if that's when we have improvement. that's when the gardens will blossom. 67 degrees and sunny. comfortable with sunshine on wednesday with another round of rain possible on thursday. frostburg, maryland, a live picture, snow falling. up to 12 inches possible. >> i worry what that will look like by noon.

improvement we still have major tie ups, out of college park working your way past new hampshire avenue, continuing towards georgia avenue, the good news, after 5.5 hours, the belt way completely open, in silver spring unfortunately with the good comes the bad accident 2 occurred on the outer loop before connecticut avenue that crash is tieing up two right lanes once you get past this scene, traffic will close. wet roads, not an easy mix on the highways i know, 295, before the 11th street bridge, crash blocking the right lane. jam from the belt way, 14 miles per hour, headed north at the naval research lab. route 100 crash involving an over turned vehicle tieing up the right side of the highway, southbound traffic out of laurel, average speed 22 miles an hour that is a check of your fox 5 on type traffic. >> all right julie. 7:35 a.m. now on this monday morning still ahead, tracking debris from last year 's tsunami a young man's prized possession found bobbing in the water on the other side of the pacific. >> after months of hard bargaining the u.s. has a sense of what exactly its relationship with afghanistan wil

outer loop of the belt way, leaving new hampshire, towards georgia, 9 miles per hour here big delays er loop, accident activity on that ramp as well that is a check of your fox on time traffic. >>> well, a big news day for dc schools and a great day they are embarking on an ambitious plan to make major improvements over the next five years the plan is called a capital commitment, joining this morning chancellor of dc public schools with this exciting news it is a big commitment. >> a big commitment allison but that is what our children deserve we believe we have to do right by our children by providing them with a school system, where every single school provides a world class education for all of our students regardless of background, or their circumstance, that prepares them for college, for success for a career for life. >> you are always looking to improve but is there a reason the timing is now? >> yes so we are finishing up a five year, strategic plan we set forth in 2007/2008, when i got to the district under a former chancellor. as we lookout over the next five years, i think