and that's where two groups save niles canyon and alameda creek alliance have a problem. they say by doing this they'll be destroying a habitat, namely a habitat that's huge for the snake and the california red-legged frog. those are two species that are already in danger. what they're asking caltrans to do is instead why don't you install more rumble strips? this is something that caltrans has already done. and these groups a that by doing this they did already make the road safer. they could also look at adding signal lights or more medians instead of widening. it would cost $80 million, by the way, to widen this road. that meeting this morning from 9:00 to noon at fremont. the city of fremont's housing division. again, they are promising a silent protest out front trying to get caltrans to reconsider the position to widen highway 84. reporting live here on eastbound highway 84 to niles canyon, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> about 30 people homeless after a fast-moving fire destroys two apartment buildings in san francisco. the fire to both started in a stairwell s

dan niles in the house. he's coming up next. much more on the facebook fallout still to come. >> famed tech fund manager dan niles didn't believe the facebook ipo hype from the start. calling the stock overvalue before it even began trading. is he having a change of heart? now that the stock is well below its ipo price? >> they will have to get females on the board. they have to get diversity on the board or detract from the standing i think of facebook. >> police the head of xerox is taking mark zuckerberg to task over its all male board. that exclusive interview is coming up. falling off the fiscal cliff. former counsel, marty feldstein, explains what the u.s. needs to do to avoid the fate of europe's debt crisis. crossed above the 2. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 we're hitting new highs. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 the spx is on my radar. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and i'm on top of it all with charles schwab. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i use streetsmart edge and its tools like... tdd# 1-800-345-2550 screener plus. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i

there are three seats write their nile joe biden would break the tie but that is a different atmosphere for policy social conser3 one betsy and elite. there are three seats write their nile joe biden would break the tie but that is a different atmosphere for policy social conservatives as well. they get them in trouble with moderates who were open to the appeal with fiscal issues. >> host: year earlier book called the being currency? >> it was a bat -- about attack journalism to jump on every conceivable hint of scandal real or not. whether of little misstatement made by an aide that mentions the etch-a-sketch. they focus on trivial things that don't matter at all. now the the idea has changed enormously. the whole world is different yet to very similar. we still half coffee being frenzies. >> whether some you were writing about? >> we covered everything from the secret bond through gary hart and his affair and bill clinton who was the ultimate super the been frenzy at that time. clinton provided my book with extra chapters. >> host: taping at university of virginia late march 2012 what

highway 84 east of niles boulevard a crash where a car hit a deer, blogging a lane. new one southbound 880 at alvarado boulevard and fremont in the left lane traffic still light enough that it is getting by without much of a delay at this point. quiet elsewhere. kristen managed the bike tour, look for rolling street closures in san francisco from 11:00 today heading towards santa cruz and you will see closures through half moon bay and highway 1. i wanted to show you live shot, traffic looks good southbound 680 through walnut creek. >>> 4:40. >>> a child's stuffed toy raises the suspicion of airport screeners. wait until you see what they found. >>> debate over same-sex union dominates sunday church sermons. one pastor takes an unexpected stand. >>> president obama puts on a cap and gown this morning. the special issues he will address in a commencement speech at one of the nation's top universities. >>> welcome back. tsa officers are the targets of lots of criticism for the way they do their jobs, unnecessary pat-downs one of the criticisms. they scored a victory la

near -- nearby on niles canyon injury crash. we don't find slowing at this point.e been following the breaking news in oakland, we have a house fire. katie marzullo is live still at the scene this is on 29th street where there are street closures at martin luther king way. a lot of smoke has been reported by drivers even on 980 in oakland. the smoke is visible but not causing slowing yet. traffic flowing near 60 miles an hour 880 looking good 580, 71 miles an hour, still fine westbound 24 out of the caldecott tunnel. earlier shot still a live shot we don't see smoke and flames any more like we did earlier from our emeryville camera. southbound 101 at 87 still have a crash on the shoulder hasn't been causing delays. >>> 5:21. important news for south bay commuters starting this afternoon, newly installed metering lights along i-280 through downtown san jose will be on. signals briefly hold traffic at on-ramps to provide space between cars merging into freeway lanes the lights will be on in time for this afternoon's commute beginning 3 p.m.. caltrans estimates lights

in fairfax, peggy fox, 9news now. >> officials with the fairfax county west nile surveillance program they will work closely with the park authority to manage mosquito populations in northern virginia. and we thank them for that for sure. >>> the question of the morning time now at 4:52. >> according to "u.s.a. today," more of these are sold in may than any other month. is it a, lawnmowers, b, tomato plants or c, swimsuits. >> log on to our facebook fan page and leave your response. we'll have the answer to the quiz during our 6:00 show. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. your weather first this memorial day morning. it's quiet now. we have some clouds out there. partly to mostly cloudy for a little while this morning. but a warm morning. by lunch time we should be in the mid-80s. we have a heat advisory in effect from noon till 9:00. we'll talk more about that. this afternoon may get up to around 90 with an isolated thunderstorm or two. >>> monika is off this memorial day but beverly farmer is in. she has your time saver traffic. >>> volume is light. folks concerned about the tri

the extensions all right nile bow you joining us from kuala lumpur malaysia thanks for your time. anger and canada's plan college fee hikes has brought tens of thousands out in protest again the mass montreal demonstration marks one hundred days since the rallies started quebec's government passed an emergency law to try and curb the protests making it tougher to organize gatherings and opposing strict punishments but the moves further in a range students leading to violent clashes with police with more than three hundred arrested sunday alone quebec students representative martine david and things the government may be waking things worse. try to understand why is the guy friends going far dispell it actually. restraint a lot of larry if you're pretty you know the expression the manifestation everybody have to have this so it's very difficult and i was this in our i phones now because they know what's where is this bill so they are this new bill that the government passes and i actually didn't step back from all of this demonstration that has been going out of the government tryi

the concentration of the population is all along the nile river and the delta. that is north, by the mediterranean. the cluster of the population is concentrated along a relatively small region, running across the nile river. host: our last call is from cleveland, ohio. caller: the egyptian presidential elections are important to the egyptian people. do you or the speaker think the natives of america, if they had natives within their own government across america, would that be important to them? guest: i think the primary thing for the u.s. as american policy in the middle east. have our own public has started seeing egyptians and arabs differently. there was a very negative prizm with whole region but the tahrir square has inspired a lot of people and most of the american public now sees the revolution primarily driven by people who want to improve their lives and they have more positive views -- 70% of americans have a positive view of egyptians. host: i want to get a quick comment on some of the news of the morning -- a rather gruesome photographs of those k

let's go back to dan niles. love your quick comment on whether you'd buy yahoo! here given the situation loeb has raised. and then i want to talk facebook. >> i think for me there are easier stories to deal with. i've got other things that are more interesting. >> would you be a buyer of facebook share sns. >> you have to remember there's a difference between a great company and a great stock. if you look at groupon, linkedin, zynga, they came out and a month later you lost 20% to 40%. facebook is going to trade in that first instant at some ridiculous valuation. the question is do you want to own it at that price? i'm willing to sit back and see where it trades first. because you've had those three companies are growing faster than facebook on a year over year revenue basis and they all went down. that's the thing you need to think about it. but long-term, yeah, it's a great company. >> scott and i had dinner with maybe 15 different hedge fund managers. the consensus 150 billion to, what do you think? >> it wouldn't surprise me in the first instant of trading. i

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let's talk to nile gardner.wrote the piece "election victory: a symbol of the eu's decline." i know outside of germany and switzerland, maybe holland, i know you've got all this tax and spend and regulate. i want to ask you this. if the euro zone broke up and the euro collapsed, wouldn't that cause financial and commercial chaos? >> i think in the immediate term, it probably would, especially once the greeks get out. spain and italy would likely follow at some state in. the long term, i think it's only right that europe returns to national sovereignty. i think a key factor in this economic crisis right now in europe is the european project, this idea of the creation of some sort of monstrous european super state, which makes it individual for individual nation states to deal with their own financial problems. i believe -- >> but look, just think of this. the banks raul denominated in euros. the corporations are all denominated in euros. the only decent economy, germany, is all denominated in euros. it's almost u

. >> reporter: three jive niles are being held as accessories, -- three jive niles are being held asaccessories. tonight, his uncle says he forgives his killings. >> learn to forgive. you feel you're tough, there's nothing tough about that. >> reporter: at graduation next month his name will be called and his family will receive his cap and grown and his diploma. >>> and thousands of people attended a public memorial service in san diego this evening for junior seau. his parents along with several current and former san diego chargers attended the service. a private funeral was held earlier in the day. seau committed suicide earlier in his home. >>> family and friends of the late oscar grant are expressing outrage after learning of an appeal filed by mehserle. he hopes to clear his name of the killing of grant and return back to the force. >> to allow someone like that back would be a slap to the community and a disgrace for myself and my family. >> reporter: the court has 90 days to decide mehserle's appear. he says he will continue his appeal to the supreme court. >>> new developme

literally driving on the road taking you through the niles canyon area.ore on that coming up in a live report. 5:32 right now. >>> some 30 people are homeless this morning after a fast-moving fire destroyed two apartment buildings in san francisco. started in the stairwell sunday morning within 15 minutes it went from one to four alarms. three firefighters were injured when a staircase collapsed. three others were hurt fighting that fire. many people inside the building barely escaped. >> -- my mom and my brother and all the people in the building, they are safe. and even in the building, all the people are safe. that's the major thing. thank god for that. >> investigators working to figure out what sparked that fire. >> a new report finds blame on several fronts in a deadly fire last year. two firefighters died inside a house in the diamond heights neighborhood last june. federal investigators conclude the steep terrain was a factor, but also analysis of the situation and poor communication among responders contributed, as well. the fire department's own

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. >> reporter: three jive niles are being held as accessories, -- three jive niles are being held asaccessories. tonight, his uncle says he forgives his killings. >> learn to forgive. you feel you're tough, there's nothing tough about that. >> reporter: at graduation next month his name will be called and his family will receive his cap and grown and his diploma. >>> and thousands of people attended a public memorial service in san diego this evening for junior seau. his parents along with several current and former san diego chargers attended the service. a private funeral was held earlier in the day. seau committed suicide earlier in his home. >>> family and friends of the late oscar grant are expressing outrage after learning of an appeal filed by mehserle. he hopes to clear his name of the killing of grant and return back to the force. >> to allow someone like that back would be a slap to the community and a disgrace for myself and my family. >> reporter: the court has 90 days to decide mehserle's appear. he says he will continue his appeal to the supreme court. >>> new developme

the health department is putting out 68 traps to see if any are carrying the west nile virus. health inspectors warn residents to avoid open, standing bodies of water if possible. >> with the humidity we have now, it feels like mosquito weather. >> we have thunderstorms again this afternoon and some heavy areas of rain. not nearly as widespread as yesterday's, but the areas of read you see on the screen are very heavy areas of rain. this is one of the heavier areas, and another batch and loudon county heavy rain. it is still possible we could get a shower or a downpour, but most of the action is to the south and southwest. look at the temperatures falling pretty quickly from the eight's. 83 was the official high at reagan national. 69 was the morning low. tomorrow morning we may go no lower than 70 degrees at reagan national airport. a little bit cooler by a few degrees than a few hours ago. 77 in manassas, 78 in annapolis. overnight, any thunder shower activity will end and we will see some patchy fog. cooler to the north by just a little bit. laguardia airport is cool at 65

in response to mcdonough's comments the mayor's office put out a release reporting since 200 # jefe nile homicides are down 50% -- juvenile homicides are down 50%. >> as you can imagine the story is generating attention online. we have gotten nearly 40 comments just overnight. analog on to the facebook fan page and leave your thoughts on this. abc2 news viewer kathy says "i will not visit the inner harbor. there have been murders and beatings on july 4th and st. patrick's day. why take the risk." and angie says there are problems everywhere. not just at the inner harbor. i think it's how things are taken care of. let us know what you think head to the facebook fan page and weigh in. >>> the investigation into that suspected pill mill raided earlier this week. this morning the two men charged in the raid are sitting in jail. gerald reznikov and a judge forced them to give up the passports and set bail at 50,000 dollars. >>> time for a look at your traffic and your commute and we should let you know there are road lowsures this weekend. >> there -- closures this weekend. >> yes. it's going

whether niles canyon road should be widened. the popular seven-mile stretch links fremont with 680. some residents from fremont picketed outside of the cal trains meeting today. they don't want that stretch changed. cal trans wants to widen the curvy road to make it safer. the plan involves cutting down hundreds of trees and possible damage to nearby alameda creek. >> we love the nile canyon scenic highway. we love everything about it and the creek and the natural beauty. we don't want it turned into a speedway which we think is what will be the end result. >> adding more rumble strips, signals and perhaps median barriers. >>> if you're flying out of sfo, you may be personally greeted by pilots. the pilots say they made big sacrifices after september 11th to save the struggling airline but have been working under the same contract for nine years. united executives have continued to hike their own pay. they are being outresourced. >> nonstop sneezing, watery eyes, runny nose and that massive headache. yes, it's allergy season and the suffering is just beginning this season allergists

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what you can do to protect yourself from the west nile virus. the signs are flu, headache, aches. can be dangerous. mosquitoes love water, so empty your pet water bowls. get rid of the water out of the kiddy pools and wear long sleeves and long pants between the dawn and dusk hours and use bug spray and bug lanterns to keep the mosquitoes away. abc2news.com is your place for all the health news you nee.d you'll find it as well as different health categories to hope -- help upfind the information that you and your family needs. >>> we'll look at how the orioles magic is spreading. >>> and planning tofully for the memorial day weekend but don't want to leave your four legged friend at home? what you need to know before flying with fido. >>> what to buy land how much to pay for. this online reviews. what you should look out for to make sure you're getting good advice. >>> here is our harbor cam. we don't want any rain delays. let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart. >>> let's go straight into the satellite view. you can see the cloud cover over the state. this is what we've

we're not concerned about showers here, but we're going to see a trough just swing through so west nile virus we'll continue to see breezy conditions for tuesday afternoon. there is sunshine away from the coast. here is a look at low temperatures. cloud cover heavy tonight. wide spread. temperatures held up. low to mid-50s. we'll see areas of fog as well, tomorrow afternoon, there is bayside and inland numbers coming up there is 79 degrees in livermore and concord. san jose mid 70s. there is san francisco, 63 degrees there is some high clouds tomorrow as well around the monterey bay. 81 inland in gilroy. there is a temperatures falling wednesday through friday. gets windy and cooler, friday, there is a temperatures a good 10 degrees below normal. warming trend is coming. sunday, monday up into low 08s range for memorial day. looking good. >> and this is just going to be a mild forecast. >> there is how stars didn't align for one driver during the he clips. >> and there is a bay area women now in training to build bridges of tomorrow at 6:00. we'll be right back here. >>> state lawmakers

let me bring in dan niles. he's a veteran technology investor and analyst as well. let's get reaction to those results. dan, good to have you on the program. any of this trouble you in terms of facebook's long-term prospects that gm says that the ads are ineffective and that the public is a bit skeptical? what do you think? i think you have to be. there are two ways to look at it. longer term, facebook is going to continue to grow the number of users. 2.1 billion internet users are out there and facebook added about 900 million of them. the problem is, what you were just talking about, which is how do you monetize that or make money off of it? it's pretty easy with google, you know what the return is if you're advertising on it. on facebook, how do you know what the return is? you're running an ad but people aren't clicking on it, et cetera. it gets a lot more challenging to figure out what the return is to you as an advertiser. >> so is it fair to say -- we know that this deal is going to be oversubscribed. you know, recent technology ipos, you look at linkedin, do

i'd like to know your opinion about blue nile, nile. >> too dangerous for me.a couple bucks maybe. >> sell, sell, sell. >> wow, discretionary goods going to wait right now. that reminds me more of fossil than of tiffany. jeremy in florida. >> caller: a big boo-yah for indiana university. >> oh, man, we love kelly school of business. what's going on? >> caller: my question for you is if facebook is going to affect trading on xenga. >> it's a $5 billion company. i've been staying away from all the ipos. i love the product. whether it be yelp or literally away. the only one i like is linkedin. let's go to bernie in south carolina. >> caller: hello. >> what's up? >> caller: jim, congratulations, i want to congratulate you on everything you do and thank you. i want to tell you i have at&t, fizer, and progress energy as a result of what you have advised me to do. >> thank you. those are all good and you know that. >> caller: great. great. i want to know about amerigas. >> no, i do not like pro pain. i cannot recommend that. i think propane is well in the glut. kevin

you better believe it can get in-i'll late in-nile nile lated when the business isn't hot. there is no cheerio cycle or hershey bar cycle. no more heinz ketchup in the fall than the spring. the tech stocks, if you bought up in the last two months of the rally and sold it when you had to, you made money. perhaps a lot of money. back then you had to buy the part and equipment makers, dot coms, and expansive were buying demand. if you did buy between 1998 and january say of 2000 you made money than the last ten years. you have to change your view when the facts change. i don't want you to end up like victims of dot com bomb. selling something even though you bought it at a higher price, because the facts have changed and the business has gotten weaker. often the stocks will get hammer at the first signs things are deteriorating. don't tell yourself it's too late to sell, it's not. they can go much, much lower than you believe. your first loss is your best loss like i tell you in "real money" discipline makes a big difference. i'm tireless saying not to be greedy, play with the

an anti semitism in europe as well as the main perpetrators of the nile i do slightly disagree with the tone of us was what a discussion about hers because i do feel that remember a specially organized broome's is costly it doesn't just hack it isn't just done by volunteer. there is no avoid something like it organization that we call that. this is not about some construction of memory this is about people using history for their political purposes. there is no new anti semitism this is pure fabrication there is a creation of a new anti semitism to serve the same purpose as was used for the past twenty years the holocaust industry to divert attention from what's being done to the palestinians so everybody is talking about the new anti semitism instead of what's being done to the palestinians. and the wonderful inversion to her israel and its supporters and to the victims and her and the palestinians and their supporters into the victimizer turning reality wholly on its head. my grandmother did not like that because. it is afraid. and she was very cold. she felt. i was frankenstein's mon

the biggest concern, west nile virus.o outbreaks have been reported, but the early activity doesn't bode well. >> so, if things get started earlier, that generally will fuel a west nile virus epidemic. >> reporter: in the northeast, the tick population is growing, and so is the potential for lyme disease. tick bites usually cause circular, red rashes. >> we think that the summer of 2012 is going to be the worst year yet for lyme disease, at least in the northeastern and mid-atlantic u.s. >> reporter: emily miller says to protect her two young boys from swarming insects, she may cut back on the time they spend outdoors. >> one thing that we did today, although it's probably not what you normally would do on a hot day, is i put pants on my newborn. so, i wanted to cover up some of the exposed skin. >> reporter: miller isn't alone, and unfortunately, neither are these bugs. their numbers could explode this summer, but entomologists say that all depends on the weather. for "today," thanh truong, nbc news, atlanta. >>> and as

maybe that's a little of dan niles' lift here today, judge. a lot of spaek lative buying in here. four-to-one calls to puts. that's very unusual for microsoft. the 31 calls that expire next week, that's been the short-term call they're playing the most aggressively. they've gone from 22 cents to 62 cents today. that's another reason, judge, people love options because you can triple your money on short-term moves like that. these options, like i say, expire next friday though. >> got ya. final trades when we come back. h geico driver casey mears. i told him the secret to saving money on car insurance. he told me the secret to his car setup. first he adjusts... first he adjusts... (sfx:engine revving drowns out gecko's dialogue) then he... then he... (sfx:loud drilling noise continues to drown out gecko's dialogue) ...and a quarter cup of pineapple juice. or was that the secret to his barbecue sauce? hey, "secret" sauce. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when

. >> officials with the fairfax county west nile surveillance program say they're working closely with the park authority to manage mosquitoes in northern virginia. >>> a lot of people around here are already gone to the beach and chances are they beach. the best beach in the nation is coronado beach near san diego. dr. beach puts out a best beaches list every year. you don't sound convinced topper. >> it's too cold. >> he says the beach is white, has nice sand and not a single delmarva beach cracked his top 10. >>> d.c. residents have a new option if they can't make it to the beach. mayor vincent gray was at the opening of a brand-new pools at rosedale community center in northeast and our surae chinn was there for the festivities. >> reporter: here 19 pools across the district are set to open for the unofficial start to summer and here at rosedale community center kids will have a new pool to play in. >> we weren't al howed to swim in it and play -- allowed to swim in it and play in this playground back in the '40s. it was all whites. we used to go over on gail street on that side an

for example, i've been able to find about 3,000 previously unknown settlements all up and down the nileand the delta. these are just the sites on the surface. i'm limited right now by the technology, so as the technology gets better and better, we're not only going to be able to see beneath the ground, we're also going to be able to zoom in and see smaller and smaller objects. so as the technology gets better, our capacity to do this is only going to increase. archaeology is only actually a very small part of what you can do with satellite imagery analysis. things like predictive mapping for diseases. things like disasters. you know, right now, we can kind of roughly predict the direction of a tornado. satellite imagery, you know, we cannot only map the exact area that a tornado has hit, but also map the extent of damage. the imagery is incredibly powerful for all these fields and many others. >> not a whole lot of individuals use satellite remote sensing for public health purposes. my name is laura gas and i'm a doctoral candidate and sara is on my doctoral committee. i'm specifically

glu mobile, again, dan niles talking about it from salt, dr. j. talking about it right here.hat's a spike and that stock's up nearly 9%. >>> coming up on the "halftime report," jcpenney's moment of truth hours away when it reports earnings. we're taking our positions with a top analyst ahead of the numbers. >>> facebook frenzy is here. so, which stocks are traders friending this week? make your move. watch "the fast money halftime report" and "fast money," noon and 5:00 p.m. eastern. not quite knowing what the next phase was going to be, you know, because you been, you know, this is what you had been doing. you know, working, working, working, working, working, working. and now you're talking about, well you know, i won't be, and i get the chance to spend more time with my wife and my kids. it's my world. that's my world. ♪ >>> high-end retailer saks reporting a 15% jump in first-quarter profit, but sales came in well below wall street expectations. let's break down the numbers and get a jcpenney earnings preview. deborah weinswig at citigroup joins us on the fast line. debor

. >> so they're trying to crack down on west nile. >> exactly. >> malaria. >> so he's there for publicafety. >> thanks, zach! >>> grab a tissue because this home komcoming is a good one. >> it's going to be a great deal, i'm telling you right now. >> this is kerry's dad, obviously on a business call. and he justhrough the door. he doesn't realize he just walked past his son-in-law who just came home on an unexpected r&r leave on kuwait. doesn't see him he's so into his call. >> hey, dad. i need you to get off the phone. >> why? >> because i need you to get off the phone. >> oh, my god! >> yeah, i -- e-mail me. >> he's trying to stay professional, but he just saw his son-in-law who he obviously really loves. >> yeah, my son-in-law from kuwait. >> i think face-to-face he likes his son-in-law. look at this. >> what are you doing? >> r&r. >> that's a pretty burly dude, too, full-on tears. >> it's like watching a football super bowl win. >> i heard we were going to let you cook chicken. >> i love at the end they're both kind of stunned. even the son-in-law doesn't know what to do. >> they'r

the care moony forrings inial missing children's day is put on by the office of goff nile justice andve look at dc. look at this. this is war group of world war ii and korean war veterans are headed today. they will be touring military monuments. they willer flown from for free by a group called honor flight northwest ohio. >>> president obama heading out to colorado today. all for two events. he will deliver a commencement address for the air force academy in colorado springs and he will attend a campaign event in denver. and today we will find out who's considered to host the 2020 olympics. the announcement coming up and media reports say istanbul and tokyo and madrid are considered. >>> the final game of a 3-game set at camden yards for the red sox. matinee baseball 12:35 first pitch. last night, brian tossed a gemin a 4-1 win over the sox in front of 25,000. hunts with home runs in the 4th and 7th respectively. again, first pitch format neigh baseball 12 chn 35. >>> ravens are having an ot -- 12:35. >>> the ravens are having a ota practicing from 1111:30 to 1:30. coach john har ba

the 13-year-old will spend six months in a jouf nile c. >> i feel like they just walked away, they free. they took a life and they free and that's not right. >> the adults involved in this case will soon have their time in court. that includes the mother of one of those two boys, also a police officer. >>> there's reaction this morning to governor o'malley's package of tax increases that cleared to the general assembly. richard is a single father who earns just over $100,000 a year which means maryland's new income tax increase will affect him and after 61 years in maryland he now says he has found himself spending time looking at homes across the border in delaware. at first choice the automotive there says he has a different problem. he can't relocate his large repair shop and towing bus. >>> that's the first thing i had to figure out is how am i going to make an extra $180,000 starting tomorrow morning. how do we do that without laying people off? >> the governor and his supporters say the tax increases will restore more than $500 million in budget cuts that would have among other th

. >> reporter: its mosquito sea sob again and with concerns about west nile virus many of us were afraid to use our backyard decks. sure you can cover yourself with bug spray but what if you want to get them out of your yard for good? butch reed has a yard full of mosquito and he wants to take his yard back. >> intercept wooded area like that you get a lot of mosquito. we just want to be able to enjoy the yard. >> reporter: he decided to fight back. he ordered a 29-dollar insect trap he saw online. the box states the eggs go in and they don't come out. >> lay the eggs they go down in to the bottom and they can't get up because it's designed. >> reporter: does it work? we will check back in with him one week later. first, we stopped at ace hardware that sales mosquito products like bug spray to smoke and coiling you put out received the manager said he likes backyard sprays like this one from cutter that you use a few hours before a cook out. >> it's attached to your hose and sprayer. creates an atmosphere you spray. >> reporter: what if you want to get rid of them permanently? >> they la

narrator: west nile encephalitis, hantavirus, aids-- just three of a dozen or more new, aggressive microbes that have emerged in the last few decades, challenging public health officials and reasserting the need for vigilance in the ongoing fight against infectious diseases. the centers for disease control and prevention in atlanta, georgia, thency responsible for monitoring the health status of the american people. stephen ostroff: cdc functions as the doctor for the community or for the public at large, and so we monitor health status in a much broader sense. our job is to watch the health of the american public, and when we see disturbances in the health of the american public, when we see diseases, our job is to try to figure out why they occur and how to both control them-- but more importantly, to prevent them. people often ask why this large public agency is located in atlanta instead of the nation's capital. we are the only major government agency that is not headquartered in washington, dc, and both the fact that we're not in washington as well as the date that we were established,

speeds at 59 niles. miles per hour -- 59 miles per hour. at liberty road, outer loop is starting to pick up. but no significant delays just 13 minutes from 795 down towards 95. and in parkville everything will be nice and clear here at harford road. you are looking at a 9-minute ride on outer loop from 95 up towards 8 3. and all is going to be clear on 95 moving through the white march be area. that's your abc2 timesaver traffic. >>> state lawmakers who sparked controversy over the comments about black mobs at inner horror turns his focus on the mayor. pat mcdonough says the mayor should resign unless he she calls for "solutions in the summit in a city wide curfew. he says she is awol absent without leadership and mcdonough will hold a news conference today at 11. >>> today the governor will sign into law a number of bills all coming from a 93 page release. did you read it? >> all 93 pages i did not. sherrie johnson is here with a breakdown of what it means. >> reporter: i sort of skilled through it. today the governor signs 300 billions ap

we're also following highway 84 at niles boulevard or just off of there, we have an accident, a car hit a deer in the area. and it's very dark, as well, coming into the winding road. be careful. it's got to be doing something for those lanes because there's not a lot of road on the side there for folks to get by. we'll follow both of these. meanwhile, 880 past the coliseum, light traffic volume here and no major construction through oakland as we travel up to the bay bridge toll plaza. at the limit and the toll plaza itself, light volume of traffic. no slowing. look at that, though, the fast track lane suddenly showing slowdown. we'll check that out. i'll check that and send it back to you guys. >> thank you very much. >>> well, new toll lines in the south bay paying off big dividends. new express lanes around the interchange performing better than expected over a one-week period, the vta found more than 9,000 solo drivers paid to use those toll lanes. back in march, the vta converted a 4-mile stretch into expressway lanes. depending on traffic and the time of day, it costs solo drivers

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naval power in the asia pacific region already experiencing american military buildup journalist and nile a bowie says washington strategy goes far beyond this. i think u.s. policy on north korea really. it really doesn't exacerbating the threat from from pyongyang more than anything else and they're building out simultaneously building up the military occupation of the cells in various ways as part of the u.s. policy pivot to asia i want to emphasize that the legal infrastructure is already in place at the moment to apply a very belligerent policy to north korea into that including foreign occupation of documentation and preemptive nuclear strikes no it sounds a bit extreme but giving it a second here to back it up in two thousand and nine becomes law on foreign relations released a policy paper and title preparing for a sudden change in north korea abdicated stationing four hundred and sixty thousand troops inside post north korea if the regime were to collapse for whatever reason to maintain security and to capture pyongyang's w m d's so this sounds like a recipe for disaster certainly

leaving the very people entrusted with and forcing a law well protected when they violate her in upper nile artsy new york coming up here on our team x. kaiser in states her or try to clear up what drives oil and gas prices to soar and employment that's after the headlines stay with us. the people of the united states and their friends and allies will not live at the mercy of an outlaw regime that threatens the peace with weapons of mass murder his regime as an active program to acquire and develop nuclear weapons and let there be no doubt about we know for a fact that there are limits there. this were just being carried out into the direction of dr david kay respected scientist and former u.n. inspector was leading the weapons search in iraq we are determined to take this apart we have a tremendous a group of dedicated american men and women involved in this with the best assets of the intelligence community can provide. data cheney is not going to be done with this for quite some time david kay wants more time and he says it could take another six to nine months to make a definitive findi

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