a diagram are off/on. shut off valve. another shut off coming out of the dirt. another problem you have a wrench that doesn't quite work. we like to leave the wrenches next to the shut off. tie is off with a wire. we will cover it again. when you shut off the gas. if the build's's collapsed good idea to shut it off there are probably pipes broken and you can have a gas leak. if you smell gas, leave the /tkaors open, don't operate electric switches that will cause a spark. don't use your cell phone. use the cell phone outside or a neighbor's phone to call 911. get everyone out of the building, close the gas valve and forget it. don't open it up again. there is probably a leak and you will have troubles wait for pg and e to test it. what's the most important thing in an emergency? everyday, water. somewhere in front of the house you will see these. san francisco water department. how do you get in here? easy. a long screwdriver or pry bar. pull it this way and the whole thing will lift out. even if it's crusty you can get it out. that's what it looks like. that's

an accident car didn't make it on to the freeway, made it off of the off-ramp. no delays on 101 pastha tt portion of the south bay. we'll get a look at 101 across the golden gate bridge. and a smooth drive. there you go with a smooth flow into the city, out of the city northbound, they haven't adjusted those cones. they'll do that in half an hour. back to you. >> thank you so much, mike. >>> this could be the largest strike of higher education teachers in u.s. history. >> the california faculty association will be voting today on whether to walk the picket line at all 23 csu campuses. live in hayward with what members are fighting for. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. well, tensions keep heating up over education. csu faculty are saying they're fed up and angry over all the hits they've had to take. so in just a couple of hours, they'll start the process of voting to authorize a strike. they haven't released the exact day of when that might happen. but this is after negotiations failed to produce an agreement after nearly two years. and thi

but they were not hurt. >>> a look how wall street will kick off. dow opens at 13,032 after losing 82 points yesterday. s & p lost 5 points, nasdaq down 11. in tokyo the nikkei dropped 78 points in hong kong the hang seng gained 214. >>> earnings before the bell will drive markets today provided no major hiccups in spain's bond auction. worries about spanish debt resurfaced wednesday as traders worried stopping the auction could send borrowed rates to bail out territory. the bigger drag was disappointing results from ibm and intel. american express reported a 7% jump in net income as customers spent and repaid more in the first quarter. >>> kfc and taco bell parent yum brands posted a whopping 73% profit gain thanks to taco bell's rebound and strong performance overseas. >>> after hours, mobile chip maker qualcomm sank 3%. ebay blew past wall street expectations thank to paypal and e-commerce. halliburton rose 5% on record revenue fueled by rush to tap new oil wells in north america. the environmental protection agency is giving energy companies mor

sarah simmons has the day off. we welcome you once again to fox 5 morning news. >>> and tucker barnes. >> good morning. >> makes it a trio of men. >> and two brown suits. >> you look sharp show. >> thank you. so do you. >> i missed the brown suit memo. >> i'm the odd man out today. >> what have you got for us? >> i've got cool weather and some winds too. >> it is chilly out there right now. >> noticeably cooler than yesterday, i think. it feels almost like early march. feels lick about a month ago. 42 in washington. -- feels like about a month ago. 37 in winchester. 33, so close to the freezing mark there in hagerstown. it will be a chilly start to the day. we won't get a chance to warm up a whole lot today as our high temperatures will only be in the middle 50s for afternoon high temperatures. why? well, we've got an area of low pressure off to the north and our west. that is actually snow showers falling there in western pennsylvania. >> what? >> yeah. >> snow in. >> snow showers in western pennsylvania. when it

way off shore of ocean city. cloud cover at the beaches but most of the area -- clear weather in to the day tomorrow. courtesy of high pressure and again mild air tonight. warmer air. we will try to get in tomorrow but a southeast wind flow will probably hold it in the mid- 70s. you can see to the west warmer air that will start to arrive in to the day tomorrow. beyond tomorrow things will change again. a lot of sun. maybe coastal showers, here is the frontal boundary. we could see rain as early as saturday morning and that could persist through the day on and off. maybe a thunderstorm saturday afternoon. this frontal boundary will push through and cool us down for fund still enough moisture we think on and off showers a good bet. i don't think this will be like that steady persistent rain but hit and miss showers. clear skies tonight. we have just enough humidity. passing fog by daybreak, early morning driver watch out for this 74 tomorrow. that's a nice warm up and spots like downtown baltimore, maybe upper 70s

and receive $25 off your registration fee. everyone deserves a lifetime. >>> we want to check back on the strong storms we're watching tonight. bill what's on the radar right now? >> i'll tell you it's going off. we're going to go to storm tracker two. these showersfelt sfelt -- showers felt like a squall line. we're getting reports right now. checking on my facebook page. we have a lot of people reporting thunder and lightning. the hayward hills and pleasanton. people are feeling this and hearing it. there's more rain in the forecast as you know. tomorrow morning's commute we're going to talk about that when i come back in 10 minutes, there's a chance for more severe weather as we go through the next 24 hours. a wild night, it's going to be a wild day tomorrow. >>> and we have new video of the impact of tonight's storm to show you. a 50-foot tree came down on glen court drive up in the oakland hills about 8:00 tonight. police and fire crews are watching the road. police took down some power lines as well. pg & e had to cut po

disintegrated shortly after lift off.ent confirms the rocket blew up before entering orbit. they said they were testing technology for weather satellite but ally call it a pre-test for at the time ago rocket capable of carrying a nuclear war head. >> i went want to be the head of north korea space agency rate now. i do believe it was a cover this launch for ballistic missile technology, long range military purposes but it's a failure. >> washington says tonight that it will still suspend the fad aid it planned to send there for cancelling the launch. >> we have some truly spectacular video tonight to share with you of italy volcano in full eruption. lava spewing into the air high over cecily. what force. it's the 24th time europe most active volume cape 0erupted sincef january of 2011. no evacuation ordered yet but boy just look at that. really is spectacular. >> remarkable site. we see remarkable sight in the bay area with the lightning strike. >> it's rare to see that around here. sandy is back withwhat'sg what's happen

lifting heavy objects off of a doll and giving iv and turning off utilities. we are building you up to the hand's on scenario. >> what do you do? let's say you feel a tremor and it's going to shake, what are you going to do? all right. 40 people said -- >> where we going to go? >> under a table. >> [laughter]. >> going to be survival of the fitef. fittest. if you have a table go under the table. look above you, what's going to fall. what's going to hit your head. most of the chairs decent. if you are in a movie theatre or stadium what do you do? the same thing. these chairs are not heavy dutiy but covering your head is most important. if it's an empty room go against the wall and cover your head. a lot of cut in disaster heads and arms will get cut. those you can control the bleeding where as the head injury is harder. cover your head, the most important thing to do. we cover, beaware. 15 seconds. in the marina people said it felt like a minute. if you are covering yourself under the table and it's shaking what will happen in 30 seconds? you look up, where's t

a lot of people have the day off, some schools are off, and the markets financial markets are closed. and that means a lot of people associated with that have the day off. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is light. you're not waiting for a long time. and the traffic has been good even when we've had crashes. it's been so light, that things have cleared up rather quickly. let's move to another live picture. this is 880. we had a crash at 6:30 that blocked two lanes. it did move into the shoulder, but if this were a normal day we would see backed up traffic but it's not. and the morning commute in concord looks good, even antioch. little bit of a slowdown, not a big one. and you can deal with just a little bit of slow traffic heading west through that construction zone. let's go to steve. >> all right. thank you. sunrise over the big city, mostly clear. it will be a nice day once we get going. it's cold out there! mostly clear, cold, sunshine by noon. mostly sunny 4:00 yesterday afternoon thunderstorms popped up, clouds, showers, lake county, mendocino, napa county, so

they should not be laid off. they need continuity but so do all the schools in this district. >> good evening. my name is betty robinson. i am the uesf chair of the child develop a program. i am a proud agitator who works at the early education school. i am here to reiterate what my brothers and sisters said. layoffs are unacceptable. the early education staff, the teachers and parents, the layoff notices that are going to be issued, can be a severe compliance issue. we know that the states have regulations of student-teacher ratios. i also want to comment on what was made regarding t.k. it does not denote quality. i invite all who are interested to come and witnessed real education in progress at our school and other gave you schools in. -- other bayview schools. [applause] >> i might go over the two minutes but it is not out of disrespect. sandra, rachel, heidi, kim, norman, you have been at my school. i had to take a moment. we have to keep our promises to students and families. some of you are my colleagues,

what put him off the edge? >> apparently he was upset because he'd been waiting three hours for his car to be fixed, and just was fed up. >> bring it back in here to have them fix the body damage that he caused to his own car? >> probably not, because the guy's facing criminal charges that could lead to five years in prison. the guy's 35 years old. he's gynecologist in moscow. >> seems to make sense now. >> when the car eventually broke down, they pulled him out of the driver's side window, tied him up before the police could get there. >> i wonder what does he think is going to happen after, once he's done all of this. oh, well, we'll fix your transmission now. sorry for the wait. >> if i was a salesman on the floor this day, a lovely silver nissan, slightly used. we'll give awe great use. >> open box deal. >> yeah. >>> you don't hate your body! take one. >> we hear women talk a lot about body image. now there's a man weighing in, and his name is mike falzone, and she a self-proclaimed musician. he said i make

get him off of you, thabo! [ telephone ringing ] i'm going to lunch. [ all gasp ] those days are gone now. think... about what you are doing. ♪ i'm going with her. ♪ i don't want to be chicken... i want to eat it. [ male announcer ] put an end to the working lunch and work on eating lunch. mcdonald's all-white meat premium chicken sandwich and the juicy 100% angus third pounder. it's your lunch. take it. the simple joy of lunch. ♪ >> mike: with 15 seconds remaining in overtime, the thunder will have a chance to win it. they had a chance to win it at the end of regulation, but kevin durant misfires in a game they led by as many as 17 in the fourth quarter, until kobe bryant started hitting unbelievable shots. the one-footed three, with just over a second to go on the shot clock. that goes in. and then responded again in the final minute, with a hand in his face, a huge three-pointer from kobe bryant. that tied the game. here we are in overtime. >> jeff: and will they go to westbrook, pick and roll or durant? >>

nodding off. >> nodding off. >> nodding off. >> okay, wait for it. just wait. there it is. rightthisminute.com. it's worth looking at. that's it. back to the show. >>> did you guys know this? i'm a unc chapel hill grad. >> we did know that. >> i'm always, always excited about showing off my tar heels. tar heel basketball team, i mean come on. we're talking about one of the best basketball programs in the country. they played like a pick-up game with students and fans on campus. >> if you want to test your skills out against someone on the hoops team, that was your chance. >> lot of these guys going to be nba stars one day an this is really my only opportunity to get on the same court and play with them so why not? >> this has happened a few times at unc. this is something the basketball team does. of course, fans and students get pretty excited. but one fan in particular was a stand-out on this particular game day. this is 8-year-old addis cone, a student in elementary school. >> i love that he dribbled between his legs kind of when he didn't really have to, to kind of show

off to wideman. all the way back down so ference will go back and get another icing. 3:03 played in the first sudden death overtime period. ovechkin remains out. backstrom and johansson. lucic is directly behind krejci if he can win it. similar play on the opposite side resulted in the tying goal from ovechkin for washington. hamrlik led it across. backstrom couldn't go at the pass the way he wanted it. he scores! tyler seguin! and the series will go back to boston for a seventh. from the very beginning, ed olcyyk said at the top of the show for seguin. >> eddie: tyler seguin, earlier he had a chance. give away krejci to lucic. shot out of a can, tyler seguin. hold, hold, hold, wide-open net. you've got yourself a game seven back in boston on wednesday night. the forced play there by nichol nicholas banicklas backstr backstrom. tiger seguin looks like he is going to shot the puck. hold it. open the play up. continue on past holtby and puts it in the wide-open net. >> pierre: take us through the winni

yes it was a homer of the walk off variety. tigers make it a sweep winning this one 13-12. >>> still to come on this late sunday night sports wrap, one of the top tennis players in the world back in ?ú??b??? ???c??@?????c:ow ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring together natural ingredients, like dark chocolate with toasted oats, or sweet golden honey. perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients, from nature valley. ♪ ♪ i was thinking that i hope this never ends ♪ [ female announcer ] nature valley granola bars, nature at its most delicious. >>> he was on back to back sports illustrated covers, now jeremy lin says don't count him out of the play offs. lin is expected to be out six weeks, the knicks are in the number eight play off spot in the east and would seemingly have to win a series to make it back this year. the knicks hosted the bulls. all rose did was warm up wi

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it is headed off toward canada. we're not going to take a direct hit from this next system so that basically means just a few showers and not a whole lot of wind. that area of high pressure that is hanging out right now has slid into the area and has pushed that jet stream off toward our east. so we are starting to ridge. that means, well, high pressure will continue to remain in control for today and, again, for tomorrow. now, tuesday, clouds will increase as i mentioned with the next system pulling onshore. but it will be a cold front that will drape across the region. so, again, that center of low pressure swinging way north. we're knnot going to take a dirt hit. few showers tuesday night into wednesday. tomorrow, numbers look good. a little warmer. we'll see pockets of 70 from concord, even close to 70 as we get toward san jose. it doesn't look like we're going to see a whole lot in terms of changing weather this upcoming week. does look like we'll hold on to windy conditions for today. tomorrow, lots of sun onc

before the dogs were beaten off by a neighbor with a baseball bat. it now appears we have learned what happened to the dogs after they got away. >> the one that came after me was the biggest one. he was about 130 pounds. >> they were caught and one of them shot bidetective jarrod towers of the police department in prince george's county. >> bizarre. >> it was right around 12:30 saturday morning just a few hours after the dog attack in northeast washington. that's when detective tower says while on routine patrol he came across a car parked right in the middle is state street. the driver of the car told detectives that he was on the phone with 911 to report two injured dogs in the middle of the road. >> it was just me and the dog. >> at that point detective tower says one of the dogs came after him. >> after i took a couple of steps back the dog lunged at me and was going to attack me. i fired one shot striking the dog in the chest. >> the detective said the dog he shot jumped in an open dog of the patrol car. >> scratching and growling. >> eventually

. >> she won't just yank it off. just yank it off. >> the story of one girl's good deed that did not go unpunished. >> steven will get things started "right this minute." >> the university of pittsburgh has been hit by a barrage of bomb threats in week, more than 60 since february 13th. the university has been working with the fbi, the u.s. attorney's office, local police. they have even offered $50,000 as a reward for information. well, this week officials have pinpointed two persons of interest. they happen to be this trans gendered couple you're seeing here. 22-year-old katherine mccloskey born a male but identifies as a female. they were called to testify in front of a grand jury this week. >> we didn't do it. we had nothing to do with the bomb threat. they are despicable. >> they are persons of interest. seamus you see in the suit was expelled from the university of johnston campus in january over issues of johnston using the men's locker room repeatedly. johnston has a number of lawsuits pending against the uni

keeps the ammo off the ground. anything comes -- as you are firing, goes to the hand and clean stuff off. mine was laying in the ground. it was picking up all the sxwras dirt and rocks and stones, all the debris. i was taking that into the mechanism. jammed my gun. well, that scene went like in slow motion. i mean, everything went deaf, you know p don't hear nothing. you know, all the explosions and all of a sudden you are in your own world. like a me kaub drecalb dream. everything stops. then until i started pirg, it is all real life again. and -- you know, that incident probably -- i bet that didn't take me five seconds to do what i did there. to knock it -- round out and start firing again. but at the time there was like -- it was an hour. it seemed like an hour. pop they stopped coming, you know, laying down and firing nice and low. and -- because you know, like -- there was just grass and we are -- some trees. you know, some smaller trees. was than like off to the right real thick jungle. and so i know hi to f

we are starting the week off different. i will have all the details and explain to you what you have in the five-day forecast. i think you will like the numbers. back to you. >> thanks, gwen. >>> seven people including three children are dead after a van swerved out of control and plunged more than 100 feet into the bronx zoo in new york. the van was traveling on the bronx river parkway when it lost control, hit the highway median and crossed four lanes of traffic before smashing through the guardrail. authorities say the victims were trapped insideed van and appeared to have -- inside the van and appeared to have died as rescue teams arrived. >>> it has been almost a year since navy seals killed osama bin laden. the operation was carefully planned and could have gone bad fast when one of the helicopters came down hard and couldn't fly again. today a counterterrorism advisor said they are badly damaged but the group is still targeting the u.s. >> reporter: it has been almost a year since operation gear ron that mow and -- g

off briere -- or off brodeur. puck sent to the corner and played along and bounced off of zajac.rabbed off and scaled onto the back and held again by coburn. his shot was turned to the corner and played on by hartnell. along for jagr, knocked away behind is salvador. hartnell trying to spin one alo along. zajac flings one that's blocked away to the corner by bryzgalov. up the boards it comes. fayne with it. threw one in front and a pad stop and a rebound. another pad stop. and puck wide as bryzgalov couldn't collar it. >> pierre: fayne with two chances. >> mike: crowd buzzing. another change in line. back in it goes for bryzgalov, the stop. hoisted along, went through henrique. played back along by wellwood and walked back out again. coburn able to flop it along. going further is talbot, reaching it couturier. popped by henrique. z zidlicky, pinching is lilja, whacks it around and tried to jam one in front, shut off by brodeur. zidlicky takes it there. helter skelter in sudden death overtime. over four minutes have been played. ricocheted on back. ponikarovsky able to guide it ou

their yacht was battered by huge waves off the coast.coast guard cutter rescued them yesterday and two other sailors are still on board. >>> this building you are looking at who by the way has asked police not to take immediate action. they are setting up a crime scene and they are keeping an eye on the deadly situation. >>> the french italian made passenger went down shortly after take off. 31 out of the 43 passengers were killed. right now the 12 survivors are in the hospital in serious condition. a list of the passenger and crew names have been released. there were no americans on board. >>> 1,000 crews shop passengers are credited them for keeping that are spirits up before being stuck in the middle of the sea. five suffered smoke inhalation and one was taken to the hospital for more serious injuries, the passengers including 200 americans were without power for a day and they say some spontaneous parties kept them entertained until they were able to land. >>> now in our 2012 some of, a top donor is now a can yoused of -- accused of

and this is play-off time. the capitals will be the seventh seed in the east and they will open up in boston. we'll find out when game one will be and when the play-off schedule is announced by the league tomorrow. >>> the nationals were back in action and the pitcher who had a heck of a sprint, struggled in his first appearance of the season and lasted 3 eye 2/3 inning -- 3 on 2/3 innings and cubs fans, they were ready and guess what? so were the nationals and with that top four, down 1-0 and off of garza and also, off of the right field. the nationals take the lead 2-1 and with that four-hit game and with some two outs and espinosa and cut the deficit 4-3. and with the same score, later in the 8ing. stroking the single to right and ryan zimmerman scores, adam laroche scores and the nationals take a 5-4 lead and the floodgates have been opened and that next batter, roger bern an deana and stays -- bernadina. six-4, nats and guess what? they were not done. and that pinch-hitter beats it out for an rbi single an

rope it off, cordon it off. what else? good, runner to the fire department. do you have the tools and skills to extinguish a major fire? no, you don't. notify the erd, evacuate -- assist the fire department if we get there, but don't become a victim. smell of gas. what can you do as nerts? turn off the gas. and what are the 3 situations when you want to shut the gas off? smell the gas, something -- oh, yeah, wheels are spinning and major building collapse. muni -- overhead muni wire, flopping around. what can you did as nerts? always assume all electricity is live and hot. so what can you do as nerts? cordon off the area, tell people to stay back. small fires reported in the rear of a building, what can you do as nerts? if it's still burning that small fire is now a very large fire. so all you can do is really notify the erd, evacuate the area, assist the fire department. five buildings have suffered heavy damage -- heavy damage, kind of a clue there. three of the buildings have collapsed. what can you do as nerts? not quite nothing. would you go in to search

mit students launched it off the roof of their dorm. yikes, watch it go. it crashed right on top of another piano six stories below. this is part of a tradition 40 years, the last day students can drop classes without having them show up on transcripts. don't feel bad for the instruments, only broken pianos are used for the big send off, but makes me feel uncomfortable i don't care if they are broken. >> wasn't as good as i thought it would be. i was hoping it would splinter and keys flying. >> a baby grand, parts. >> expect more from mit. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, this is "early today" just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. it is friday. we have some dry weather. 52 at the airport. 44 in taneytown. it will be kind of windy mostly sunny. a little on the cool side. high temperatures in the low 60's. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. >> 4:59. 49 degrees on tv hill. >> ravens have not chosen a player in the dr

when you do that and turn that off, they actually will be turned off. >> so turn them off. to kath. >> look at this beautiful lady with these gorgeous kids from boston. hi. which of the following does not apply to organic wine? if you know the answer to this i'm going to be upset. "a," it doesn't taste as good as regular wine. it's made with grapes grown without certain synthetic pesticides and fertilizer. it's safer for you, the farmers and the earth. and it's widely available. >> i'm going to guess "c." >> that sounded extra rude today. i don't know why. no. but here you go. you're going to love this cd. >> all right. the correct answer here is, again, the question is which of the following does not apply to organic wine. it doesn't taste as good as regular wine. it tastes as good. >> my job is super tough. i've tasted a tremendous amount of organic wine. it tastes great. it's widely available. at certain shops you won't see a certification label. you can ask somebody. >> usually more expensive? >> not actually. it's fantastic. >> back across to kath. >> you're going to l

off the highs, though. stock has been up and down as of late and alcoa is still outperforming the wider dow. 14 plus percent compared to the dow which is 5. other names in the aluminum space, century aluminum. it's up more than 3, 3.5%. a market cap about 7 million. it's based in monterey, california. not a bad home base to have. also up today, kaiser aluminum. 27 million market cap. traded a 9.25%. and finally i want to point out, the ticker is ars. >> thank you so much, brian. we're going to take a quick break and then we have the closing countdown. subprime lenlding is making a comeback. is that a sign of improvements in the economy? we want to know what you think. are banks being reckless again? send us a tweet at cnbc "closing bell." we'll show you the best responses in the program. as we take a break, how it's trading minutes before the close. back in a moment. ♪ ♪ i can do anything ♪ i can do anything today ♪ i can go anywhere ♪ i can go anywhere today ♪ la la la la la la la [ male announcer ] dow so

bubba watson second play off hole.ked hook that carried the ball on to the green and ultimately victory. lack at the have you they have using the aerial tracking device. how do you get a golf ball to curve like that? amazing watching. live. this view gives it even greater appreciation for one of the best shots ever. ♪ sfut that is barry zito rocking out sunday night. as the giants pitcher took to the stage at the fill more in san francisco. on stage with rock band train and he told us today, as nervous as he was, this was the thrill of a life time. >> our job is our i don't know so when we get around someone else i went to sound check at the fill more at 5:30 and freaked out. i was sitting there with my wife couldn't believe we were uses watching the guys rehears and then i got to actually go on there and play some chords with them. >> pretty good, too. >> he's an accomplished musician. when you think of a guy who is routinely accustomed playing baseball but then when niece a different venue and out of his element not

we start off in southeast washington. one firefighter is recovering from injury after battling a brush fire. the flames broke out about 6:45 this evening in a wooded area near the corner of pennsylvania and branch avenues. that blaze is contained tonight. the firefighter expected to be okay. >>> a brush fire near a popular marina damages a boat and a building. 100 firefighters responded to the four alarm fire near holidaypoint marina near edgewater, maryland. nobody hurt. >>> could be days before we see rain. surae chinn explains that could mean even more problems. >> it's beautiful out. all the boaters. the water. great day. >> reporter: on a beautiful, summer-like day, folks enjoy the refreshing water. something greg wishes there was more of. >> when we come to water the garden, we do worry. i think we're almost four or five inches under now. if we keep going this way, what we have to worry about is all the farmers out there. >> reporter: farmers are not only feeling the heat, but if we don't get a lot of this stuff and

david, let me kick this off with you. let me ask you about europe and the impact of the united states. has anything changed in terms of the fear coming back into this market that europe's problems will become the u.s.'s problems? >> europe just received a pretty big bailout. it's up to about a trillion euros. >> of course, everybody is wondering whether we're going to get a stimulus pack kanl here in the u.s. it seems when there's an expectation of qe 3, then there will be no stimulus. >> remember, we've been down four days in a row. remember when we started this decline, that's when the fomc came out with the minutes. the market started drooping and a disappointing jobs report and yields have been moving newspaper spain as well as in italy. we have three or four events going on. the only thing i would point out in terms of what is going on in europe, europe has been down 8% in the last couple of weeks. we're only down 4%. i would say that our economy is clearly doing better and alcoa is going to help our markets tomorrow

i get the day off on mother's day. i'm off. >> sddo something for mom. something nice. let it go unacknowledged. we all see beauty queens, miss usa, miss universe. miss new hampshire. take a look at her. she got busted for punching, kicking and biting her boyfriend last week during a vicious attack. she is 26 years old. went into a rage. ended up >>> this morning on "world news now" -- highway tragedy. an suv packed with people plunges 50 feet off of an overpass landing upside down on the ground of a well-known zoo. >> the crash killed seven people. and there is a mystery this morning about what caused it. it's monday, april 30th. >>> good monday morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. guess who is back? >> i'm sunny hostin in for paula faris. well that crash that we were just talking about on the ground of the bronx zoo in new york killed seven members of the same family including three young children. police want to know why the car went out of control and smashed through a guardrail. >> according to local reports here, this is the third accident that we have seen, a very

he is going to be pissed off.he will be thinking of 100 different ways to kill me. yeah, i'm worried. >> he asked for protection. the fbi told him he was not a candidate. >> my life has been turned upside down. i went through hell to gain what, do the right thing? >> bob duke's parents went to school every day and professed beliefs in the innocence of their sons and held their heads high. people wondered if bob duke was capable of plotting to kill his own parents, was he also capable of murdering his wife and child? >> i think the majority of people thought they needed to reopen that case. >> finally prosecutor and investigator mike dayton agreed to take a fresh look at that accident on the cliffs. >> i thought about it often and the idea of him getting away with it simply didn't sit very well. >> i am sure he did it but we would have a hard time proving it. >> investigator mike dayton went out to the cliff at lost dog road. he was taken aback by the severe drop and rattle snakes. no place for a child. >> this is

romney is up seven points coming off a week of key endorsements. yesterday he appeared ever more confident in that wisconsin contest. a victory there could be widely seen as the effective end of the primary race. romney, rick santorum, and newt gingrich all spoke at a forum near milwaukee, but he sent zingers toward president obama. >> the president says he wants to transform america. i don't want to transform america. i want to restore to america the principles that made us the hope of the earth. together we'll do that on tuesday, and every day thereafter until we get back the white house. >> despite the rallies cries around romney, santorum continued firing. several several at the -- >>> as you make purchases in the bay area today, you might notice your bill is just a 2u67 higher in some cities. voter-approved sales tax increases take effect in five california counties. among them marin and solano counties. what does it mean? the and in solano county, the vallejo sales tax increases a whole percent from 7.37 to 8.37%. >>> we still have more ahead

carlson cut that one off. it's finessed back on by backstrom and geared out to center. 9:20 to go, first overtime period. they gain the zboen zone and play it back. ference able to bank one on to lucic. canceled out and a good, effective move by carlson. semin gave it across. johansson brought it in. shot, turned aside by thomas. lucic can't get by. dropped on back deep. the defense can play and rattle it on around where safely it is played by johnny boychuk. circle to circle on over to ference. more changes in lines for the capitals this time. knifed one away for a quick tip back in by lucic. swatted around by mike green. second effort, hopped one along that is off the shelf and handballed away to troy brouwer at center. >> pierre: seidenberg, chara, ovechkin on the ice. >> mike: this is zdeno chara marching ahead. troublesome pass for bergeron. handled by green. laid on for ovechkin. it kicked to seidenberg. jammed it on the backhand there. and it is tipped on out for marchand. and a diving play made by mike

. >> reporter: in that case the suspects drove off.ghbors say they're very concerned. >> that's scary. yeah. i don't want to get in a situation like that. >> very late at night. early in the morning. 2:00, 3:00 in the morning there is maybe nobody around. >> reporter: this area is still fairly rural, it is not densely populated. police say the fact that the suspects knew of all the locations including the church may indicate they live some where nearby. jackie benson, news 4. >>> thousands of people gathered in blacksburg, virginia tonight. five years after a gunman went on a rampage at virginia tech. students, teachers, even the governor paused to remember, jim carrey has our report. >> reporter: it's become a yearly ritual of remembrance, an act of unity, the candlelight vigil that took place five years ago the day after 35 were killed and 22 wounded. their family members were at the center of the memorial. >> leslie geraldine sherman. >> reporter: a candle is lit for each of the victims. earlier in the evening, governor bob mcdonald

electricity has been cut off in the area. fire, heavy smoke, a building falling down, little by little and nearby toon street had toen closed down. there was word of chemicals but no chemicals has been located. hazmat is on the scene. we will have updates throughout the night on abc2002newss.com. >>> now, if you go west like you brush up to west virginia west, you will be seeing snow. meteorologist lauren rickets. we want the spring. >> yes. even though we needed the rain a lot of people want that hose turned off and quickly. this is light at the end of the tunnel. just not tonight. we are starting to see some of rain, the heavy rain move out. but, still rain in baltimore. hopefully it is doing well with the firefighterring firefighting down there. now, right now it is a chilly 46 degrees out there. chilly rainfall. 45, 42 in hagerstown. look at this north and west. that is much colder air. some of the chill here air will moveer air will move in. the rain continues and we have the winds to talk about. we will talk about snow,

off to the south and west by tomorrow.e a little piece of this energy will get far enough north we'll get some cloud cover and at least the possibility of a few showers around here by tomorrow afternoon. but to be honest with you, the chances are only about 0%. we wouldn't get a lot of rain tomorrow. 79 today. mostly sunny skies. winds out of the north and west at 10 to 15. partly cloudy and just kind of cool overnight. area winds still out of the north appear west at five to 10. there is your five-day forecast. couple of showers tomorrow afternoon. noticeably cooler, highs in the 60s. nice warm-up and we'll see what happens this weekend. still a question mark but we have the possibility that we could see some pretty good rains around here at some point this weekend. let's do some traffic and see what julie has going on. >> things are heating up in virginia right now. tucker, eastbound seven approaching strickland road, accident activity reported there. this is the crash along eastbound 66 right before you reach 28. the ac

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off to a calm start. don't nearly have as much fog as we had yesterday, although there's a little patchy fog around in some of the rural areas. good morning. right now you're waking up to a chill when you step out to walk the dog or head to work and school. you'll need a jacket. down to the low to mid 40s in prince george's county, arlington, fairfax, and montgomery counties. farther south and west, near 40 in parts of prince william county, fauquier, culpeper, stafford and spotsylvania, mid 40s. much of southern ryland, charles, calvert, st. mary's, 40s. near the bay, near the 50s. but east side of the bay, easton, cambridge, mid 40s. shenandoah valley into the mountains, low to mid 40s there, too. here's your day planner. by 9:00, near 60. by noon, upper 60s. mid 70s mid-afternoon. and then by 6:00, clouds rolling in, back to near 70. sunrise at 6:2467. might have sun tomorrow morning. then does look like a likelihood of afternoon thunderstorms tomorrow. perhaps mid to late afternoon into early evening.