food on the outdoor tables end ups on the ground, but nova says the meal isn't a total loss. >> everyone who was outside had their meals comped. and anyone who wanted to stay got some free margaritas. they definitely turned it around and turned it into a positive experience for those who had the misfortune of being caught in that whirlwind. i definitely felt they handled it really well. >> watch out! >>> coming up -- a battle for a bus seat becomes a nightmare for commuters. >> there was screaming going on in the back. there was fighting that started and just kept coming down the aisle. people had to move out of the way. >> when "caught on camera: fury" returns.

story russia's government may reduce the planned tax hike for independent gas producers for example nova new rate comes into effect next year has made gas companies frightened to cut investment and exploration as promised turned out to be a potential exception as many believe it's serious the under-taxed. the world bank has put russia on the front line of crisis by to improve the outlook for the country's economy expecting g.d.p. to increase by almost four percent this year specs growth to be mostly supported by stronger production. and debt stricken cyprus is calling for another bit of help from russia. as the countries requested a five billion euro credit to support its financial system this comes after moody's cut the ratings of top cypriot banks that mainly depend on the troubled greek economy last year russia provided the republic with two and a half billion euros of a load which at the time was equal to ten percent of cyprus is. that's what i have for you this hour news i'll be back until it's time with more wealthy and then

he decided to go to college under the gi bill and enrolled at nova. >> if i owed anything, they would have had to collect it then. they gave it back, stamped. he said okay, you're good to go. >> reporter: the vrchts a. paid the in state tuition. then a few weeks ago when he went to enroll for the summer, he was told to pay up. and then sent this letter which says if he doesn't pay by today, they'll refer him to a collection agency and then tack on another 30% to his bill. when he enrolled here at nova back in january, it's possible the billing people didn't know about the big change to the gi bill. that change would save the program money by only paying in state tuition. >> i feel like i was lied to. >> reporter: peggy fox, 9news now. >> that change in the gi bill occurred last august, five months before he enrolled at nova. a nova spokesperson says they're looking into the case to see if they can help. >>> we have more information on that federal safety investigation that could possibly lead to nearly two million late model jeep grand cherokee vehicles being recalled. >>> i'm kristin

. >> that change in the gi bill occurred last august, five months before he enrolled at nova. a nova spokesperson says they're looking into the case to see if they can help him out. >>> still ahead on 9news, a case of lost and found, more than 65 years in the making, plus a lot of turbulence out there is in our region. howard bernstein has the latest on our severe weather alert, when we return. >>> we head to michigan for a story of a reunion nearly 70 years in the making. warren howton was 14 and living in new hampshire when he lost his wallet. it contain photos of his family along with other keepsakes. now, he's 81 years old. someone discovered the wallet along with his old baseball mitt in an old one-room school that was by his child hood home and managed to track him down. >> it was unbelievable. you know, it just blew me out of the water. >> the navy veteran says he doesn't remember losing his wallet, but he's grateful for the person who found it and all the time and trouble they went through to find him and give it back. >> let's get over to 9news weather team. >> still

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. >>> new york tied with the rays for first place, yanks pitcher nova had six strike outs and got bigelp from the defense. the ray's mccann with the big drive. he will leap above to rob atlanta of run. they've won four in a row and nine of their last 11. in football, derek mason makes his retirement official and he walks away from the game as a raven. making his announcement in owins mill today. even though mason played more years for the tennessee titans he said his heart is in baltimore so he wanted to depart from the game in purple and black. though his time with the ravens was brief. it was impactful. mason is the team leader. he thanked the ravens for letting him come back one year after they cut him to say goodbye. >> i would like to thank the organization, you know for allowing me to have an opportunity to hang up my cleats here. it's an amazing place. >> the amazing place moves forward with mandatory mini camp tomorrow. all healthy players expected to participate including veterans in this fourth week of offseason work outs on the look out for ray rice who may not participate

. >> you got to tip your hat nova. he pitched a great ballgame. my guy pitched a great ballgame, tough lineup, kept us in the ballgame, offensive just coming up a little short. >>> after two poor performances this weekend nationals released brad lidge. the two time all-stars allowed three runs in friday's loss in new york and was a losing pitcher on saturday. the nat enacted ryan mattheus. >>> orioles closing out their series with atlanta. baltimore getting it done everywhere. mac reynolds gets the -- mark reynolds gets the bird on the board first, but their defense was just as good. pitcher to shortstop to first gets the double play, baltimore shutting out the braves two days in a row, 1 1/2 games behind new york. >>> after the first two rounds we seemed poised for a tiger woods weekend. he started around three in the final pairing tied for the lead, but the tough course of the olympic club got the best of his yesterday shooting 5- over and today he hasn't been much better. tiger started tied for 14, now tied for 39th. tiger bogeyed four of his f

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seventeen year old christina spiegel nova went out for a walk since then there has been no information regarding where she is the volunteers see the situation as critical because christina is handicapped. girl got lost on the tenth of april christina has a disability she lifted an orphanage until her mother to call home to be her guardian. christina's brother alexei together with his wife also decided to participate in the rescue effort but according to the latest reports she has been seen in the past two days this is good news people spotted her in a neighboring village where she used it as a shelter. a search team immediately heads out for the village. we can take one more guy with us what are you waiting for let's go. the team has expanded the search area for christina should be going over they have never had to come through such a huge area before. i think we have received reports from them we share scahill which where she left from everyone knows her there but no one knows that that girl is lost. but when driving by we will drop off rescuers here we'll pick them up on our way back

our students check their records through their my nova accounts. that sense we're trying to save the environment little by little by not using as much paper. our students have been great about it. >> we know in college dorms things start to fill up fast and they might be bringing boxes to get rid of this morning. what are some of the things you're suggesting people not bring. >> we're asking people not to bring credit cards are cds, media devices such as tapes, dvds and things like that. so if you just stay away from those things, you'll be good to go. >> another thing i know nowadays it is all text and e-mail but back in college, i had a few notes, i wouldn't mind shredding some of them because they just fill up in a box there. great opportunity. we'll be checking in in a little bit. >> no problem. thank you. >>> derek jeter, a-rod, ladies, the entire new york yankees team, they're in town this weekend. >> but they're a little busy. they're here for a classic series against the nats. plus everyone is watching the u.s. open leaderboard today. >> th

one completed a row from alaska to nova scotia in 2010. >>> that sounds miserable.ld not catch me doing that. you couldn't pay me to do that. >> well, we have another wave here in leesburg. >> in fact, we'll have to keep an eye on that one. they expanded more of loudoun county. we have this active storm pattern coming on through and i've been checking all the damage reports, getting reports of nickel sized hail. and tree limbs coming down. we know it is about the wind and it is also about the hail that is being produced. first stop, let's check out radar. we haven't had that much, but our turn is coming. in the yellow here again, we light up the counties and have a new warning. i'm going to guess that is going in until 6:45 or 7:00. we have prince william county and fauquier county. these have all just come up in the last little while and clearly it is mostly for this activity that is about to come through. i would call your attention to the frontal boundary. that will signal the end of it once it swings on through. a number of warnings to get through. let's go over

. -- nova scotia. a lot of events throughout the course of the day today. it's all about the tours but tomorrow we have the more specific events things like the star-spangled air show featuring the blue angels and earlier on the show we had sarah talking to us about exactly what's going on there. there was confusion that it was sold out. that is not the case at all. they have given out 10,000 free passes but there's plenty of room available for you and your family to get out and enjoy the fun and the festivities including the blue angels and a fireworks display all going on tomorrow. today it's all about the tours. they start this morning at 11. going until 6 and the festival site is on the federal hillside of the inner harbor. that's opening up at 11 until 9 tonight. see the ferris wheel straight through that part of the pride of baltimore and see it ready this morning. we will be here throughout the course of the morning and coming up in the 6:00 hour, we will be invited aboard the pride of baltimore 2 for more live report throughout the course of the mor

. >>> the apple blossom festival in nova scotia happened over the weekend.ou can see a large crowd, parade, festivities, families there. police confront a man who seems to be really out of hand, and he is being very confrontational with the officer. >> what did i do? tell me what i did to break the law! >> the officers trying to contain him. this is a family event. the guy is not listening. and then he tries to walk away. and as he's walking away, he doesn't see another police officer come from basically behind him as he turns around. [ screaming ] >> oh, man. they tackled him right on top of a little girl. oh, my gosh, right on top of a blanket of kids. >> obviously, the police didn't intend for this to happen. but did you need to tackle him right on top? >> the guy is obviously struggling with police, and really resisting arrest. and it looks like even just the citizen tried to help the cops contain the guy, because he is really fighting back and finally it took three or four guys to get him to calm down. >> this guy, 22 years old, ended up being arrested

long island and down to on event in norfolk now we are headed up to boston for and newport and nova scotia for more tall ship stuff. >> reporter: does the boat become home? >> absolutely i live equally as well on the vessel and at home. what i hate is the transition. >> reporter: right. this is a living breathing thing you have 12 crewmen who are asleep below us -- about to bet their day started. >> any vessel that is active no matter how it is built is a lot of maintenance. there's a safety and ware and tear factor but we have pride and cosmetics and being a wooden vessels there's a lot. >> reporter: we will look at the pride of baltimore 2 at 6:30. we are live this morning getting ready for sailabration and a big weekend. charley crowson, abc2 news. >>> new video from a crash in downtown baltimore early this morning at 4:00 at mulberry and cathedral. firefighters rescued three people from the crash. no word on the condition or the cause. traffic is not being impacted right now. the story can be found on abc2news.com in the slide show with pictures. >>> all right. also making news the lat

adam laroche facing evan nova. and laroche hammers this one to deep right. a solo home run in the 12th of the season. that one ties the game at 1-1. but other than that the offense really struggled today. bottom four a big spot here for danny espinosa. runners at the corners. one out. but he grounds out to the 4-6-3 double play. nats waste the lead-off double by laroche. the team just 1 for 6 with runners in scoring position. wouldn't you know it, first batter of the next inning, jackson dealing to curtis granderson. jackson's going to need another baseball. his 21st home run of the season for granderson. yankees win this one 4-1. they complete the sweep. the nats will have team reaction coming up on "sports final." >>> coming up on "sports final," the thunder and heat do battle in game 3 of the nba finals. dale earnhardt jr. accomplishes something he hasn't done in four years. plus we're talking redskins mini camp with "washington post" columnist jason reed. we'll also hear from the shanahans on who else, rg3. that's all coming up in just a few minutes on "

there was a hardwood forest from cape reton highlands of nova scotia to minnesota when the first americans, immigrants arrived and that would be eventually flattened, cut down and why? were they just terrible people trying to destroy their environment? no. they had no money, and if you cut down one water elm, a very tall water elm and trimmed off the top growth and the side branches and twigs and all of that and burnt it, you could produce potash which you then leeched down until you formed a rock crystal, like a big rock candy and those crystals, those rock crystals of potash could then be sold for cash to the english who needed it at the start of the industrial revolution for fix tiffs in the textile industry. the formula i have found is one large elm tree produced enough cash to buy two acres of land. so the frontier people would cut down enough timber to buy a little more land and then cut down more timber to buy a little more land. you get the picture. they used the trunks of the trees for fencing, to build houses, and eventually to build shifts and graphs, et cetera. so this was the

this is the rarest of rare, a blue lobster caught off the coast of nova scotia. the lobster like this one has a one in 2 million phenomenon. it's a genetic variation cause thag lobster to produce an excessive amount of a particular protein giving it that rich blue color. >>> a foul problem has invaded a kentucky neighborhood. chickens are running wild digging up flowers. that's a rooster, though, isn't it? and attacking dogs. now, they're ruffling feathers there. a man says that he bought -- this is it, he bought the rooster for fun and then it spread its wings. now there are eight hens. so all of them flew the coup of his back yard and they are wondering what to do with other people's property. >> they come over here, they fly the fence, they go everywhere. >> they just go from this house, this house, that house. >> well, metro animal services, they cited the man for a restraint violation for letting his chickens run wild on every else's property. animal services also took away the chickens. >> gotta keep those things on a leash. >> guess so. >> you could have a

published by the editor of nova guy is yes the way he said that one of his journalists it had to flee the country after being taken into the woods by on the orders of the head of the investigative committee where his life had been threatened now this has been something that had been going on for a little while and following and at article that impassioned personal piece written by this journalist where he quite severely slammed the investigative committee the result in a very heated argument between the head of the investigative committee the most senior investigator in russia and this investigative journalist passion certainly flaring up there and what we heard from alexander must be can the head the say the chairman of the investigative committee denying outright all of these allegations the newspaper was saying that they just wanted to protect their journalist well finally they met here in moscow that the two people who could put an end to this seem to have done so with both sides apologizing to the other for whatever part they played in this story it was certainly as i say it time

end the death penalty which cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars per year medina course nova reports on the growing calls to use that money on saving instead of ending lives. but he's twenty years as district attorney of alli county john van de camp was involved in the conviction of a good number of people who were sentenced to death he says with the years of legal wrangling keeping people on death row doesn't come cheap and is a constant drain on resources to try to death penalty case you have to have a jury that specially paul so you basically have to trial and that takes a very long time to go to jerusalem to have to go through the jury process you also have to have special counsel appointed and then there is an automatic appeal there's a cost of appeal all of these procedures make the death penalty a big and expensive business for the state since nine hundred seventy eight taxpayers have spent more than four billion dollars in capital punishment in california alone or about three hundred eight million dollars for each up to thirteen executions carried out since then and w

this is a rare blue lobster caught off the coast of nova scotia. a lobster like this one is a one in 2 million phenomenon. that causes the lobster to produce an excessive amount of protein that gives it that blue coloring. lynette, have you ever seen anything like that? >> no, i haven't. that's just so beautiful, i wouldn't even want to eat it. that's lovely. let's look at temperatures right now. we are looking at mild conditions this morning. we will have some dryer and cooler air moving in. right now 65 degrees in sikesville, 69 in aberdeen. but the big story yesterday, the rainfall totals that we received, they were on the hefty side, especially in sikesville, over an inch of rain there, close to an inch of rain in aberdeen and also annapolis. the rain is gone. the big picture showing some showers and thunderstorms once again around texas and oklahoma. so we are going to be seeing some severe weather across that area. but no type of severe weather across our area because we will be dealing with mainly clear skies as we go into the afternoon, mos

donations can be brought to the kas nova lounge. >> there is a combination of fear and anger in one richmond neighborhood after a owe-year-old was shot in the street. it happened yesterday at the corner of maine avenue and south 15th street. and we're live at oakland children's hospital. sergio? >> yes. that child remains here at the hospital and his mother talked with me on the phone this afternoon and tells me that he's doing better today but doctors tell her that road to recovery is going to be long and neighbors tell us they're concerned and don't want anymore children there to be injured at the hands of gunman in the streets. >> this man is worried for the safety of his son, his daughter and his wife. they were all in the front sidewalk of his house along with his wife's friend and her children, gunfire erupted yesterday. he says his wife saw the whole thing, describing how she through the children to the ground and covered them after seeing a man shooting in their direction. chalk across the street marks where he fired off several rounds at a car she says her friend examined the 10-yea

. >> do you think that terra nova stopped shopping there? >> they did not cut guidance. that was the first headline. >> it was a price action that told you that people wanted to sell first. let's talk about japan morgan. did you hear anything that made you rethick the stock at all? >> he does not know it. >> we will just keep it between us. >> i was astounded. every time i'm surprised at how embarrassing our representatives to us. >> their complete lack of understanding in the business. i just, you know, they wanted to say whatever they wanted to say. there is a big disagreement about them taking the $25 billion in t.a.r.p. i only have five minutes so let me not get dis. >> we did see a nice climb in the stock. he actually joins us here in person. it's great to see you in person. has the bottom in the stock been placed? have we gone through the worst of this? >> i would think so. it's pretty clear that this episode today was more for the public use as opposed to any real legislation coming out of it or any real information that would be new or mentioned. >> so if -- who

it will go for a solo shot off ivan nova. the white sox on the board. four hits for de aza tonight.nx bombers adding one more to make it 3-1. in the ninth yankees make an error, and they pay for it. dayan viciedo with a dramatic home run in the ninth, and the white sox pull one out in new york. what a win for the white sox in new york. now on to tennis and wimbledon. the big men's upset the number two seed, rafael nadal, is out in the second round. he lost to lukas rosol the 100th player in the world. that is the earliest exit for pineda in a glassmyer since 2005. now the euro cup the semi-finals today. germany against italy. the winner will take spain in the finals. italy up 1-0 in the second half when mario balotelli knocks one in. he scored two goals in the game. italy hangs on 2-1. they will face spain in the finals of the euro cup. dwyane wade will miss the olympics because of knee surgery. cobb cobb gets a 10-year contract for $104 million from the pens. $104 million not bad. that's it. the bulls again picking taylor teagarden as their first and only selection here. >> thank y

. >>> today nova is celebrating its 100th birthday.tal's hosting a free celebration for everyone. food, games and fun for the whole family including a world record attempt for the most people wearing surgical masks at once. there's also free parking and giveaways values at up to $500. >> you don't have to be a doctor to wear a mafb. >> no, you don't. >> the "today" show is next. >> lester holt joins us from new york. >> good morning, richard and angie. coming up on saturday morning, what was it like behind closed doors as a pennsylvania jury convicted jerry sandusky on 45 counts of child sex abuse. this morning we'll speak exclusively with one of those jurors. matt lauer's discussion with the mother who lost her family and home on christmas morning. plus money continueses to pour in for the bus monitor who was taunted by students on a school bus. we'll talk about the overwhelming generosity that's now being shown to her. >>> do you ever wonder if the exercise equipment advertised on late night infomercials really works? the results may

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i saw them in nova scotia a couple of years ago. >>> horse racing history on >>> the wizards are -- theids are having fun. the dads are having fun. >> how mucfun was that? >> a lot. >> and it hadn't even gotten that hot yet. >> what do you say? >> wet. >> it's awesome. >> really fun. >> i keep getting hit with the water here. my college-age kid, at least when he was college age, he would put a whole big tarp out and wet it down. these kids, they don't know yet how to mess up that much of their parent's lawn. they're certainly having fun. we'll talk more at the end of the show about the food we've had out here but first we'll look at your forecast. the wake-up forecast, temperatures are going to be cooling off some more. not quite as cool as it's been over the last couple of nights where you're dipping down into the 60s overnight. as far as the beach boating weather goes, there may be a few clouds around the area on sunday. but i assure you it won't be a washout. tomorrow, 65 to 69. sun is ep ought 5:43 and your beach and boating forecast again, from the 70s to the low 80s at rehoboth, o

. >> after the fight, most of the food on the outdoor tables end ups on the ground, but nova says the meal isn't a total loss. >> everyone who was outside had their meals comped. and anyone who wanted to stay got some free margaritas. they definitely turned it around and turned it into a positive experience for those who had the misfortune of being caught in that whirlwind. i definitely felt they handled it really well. >> watch out! >>> coming up -- a battle for a bus seat becomes a nightmare for commuters. >> there was screaming going on in the back. there was fighting that started and just kept coming down the aisle. people had to move out of the way. >> when "caught on camera: fury" returns. >>> two women brawl over a seat on a san francisco municipal bus as dozens of stunned passengers look on. >> slamming on each other, kicking. it was like, oh, great. this is my commute. >> stop it. stop it. >> october 7th, 2009. san francisco, california. systems administrator jonathan perell is riding the bus to work. >> i get in just like any other day. find a seat. sit down. and the bus sta