. >>> parents want to alleviate school overcrowding and residents want to save the park. the latest on a new school proposal being built coming up. >>> good morning, this is your abc 2 news to go. we have a lot going on, sherrie johnson tells us about a controversy going on right now in baltimore county. linda so, live in northeast baltimore, with habitat for humanity story. volunteers are break ground for new homes, a live picture from washington dc, the cherry blossom festival kicks off. the fog causing delays. be sure to check the bottom of your screen for school delays that are happening. that's where lynette charles comes in. she has a check on the weather. >>> good morning, today is the first day of spring , we have the patchy fog and showers and storms across the area, too. we look at maryland's most powerful radar. we can see showers and storms diving down in to dc. we are talking about the cherry blossom festival. we can see around silver spring, a little bit of lightning across the area. that's going to be the scenario along i-95 and 495, a slick commute for you

it's no secret overcrowded schools have been an issue. the board came up with a blan to relieve the overcrowding by building a school at mays chapel park. more than 200 people showed up at a public hearing last night to voice concern. many of them against the proposal. the playing fields and walking trails although mays chapel park are used by people who live close by and elementary school would take half of the site. some worry that's too much. the school system does own the land. administrators say they have planned to put a school here, parents whose children attend 7 overcrowded schools agree with the proposal. the board will vote tonight on this issue. back to you. >>> how often do you text? chances are your teens can outtext you, no doubt about it. not surprising. the number from a study shows that 63% of teenagers text at least once a day. the average teenager will send out at least 60 texts a day. research shows that older teenage girls send and received 100 text messages everyday. >>> ereaders are gaining in popularity. you might

school officials say it's a solution to overcrowding - but many residents say ttey don't want it! myranda stephens streamiig live in towson witt more on this heated debate. members of the school boarddheard from both sides tonight here at loch raven high school. ultimately, they'll decide which path to take in what's become a battle between park 3 warfield comes to mays chhpel park in lutherville at least three times a week. 2123 i bring the dog up the park we take aanice walk 27ii's a quiet retreat for her and otherrseniors who live nearby. lynn 2201 in the summertime walkers aad wheelchairs and o on 05but these wooded trails could soon be replaced by busy children. the baltimore county school systee wants to tear down the park o bbild a new elementary school as a solution to overcrowding. ggnger 28:44 we're all just sick, disgusted we feel that we've been, uh, given a bad deal 52 thoughts shared by the majority at tonight's public hearing over the matter att loch raven hiih school. most say the plan will only bring space. nats of applause??but not everyone's gainst the idea. nat

. >> this overcrowding might be great for the small bars and clubs but the fire department sees overcrowding as a dangerous fire hazard. >>. >> problem is there is no regular inspections of these small clubs. >> so the places that have the 49 you don't have anybody going out there? >> no. we go out there when we receive a complaint. >> unless there is a complaint they rely on good sense of business owners to manage capacity and safety of their customers. >> we keep our capacity pretty steady for a fire hazard. >> he owns a very popular club and by 9:00 p.m. there was a huge crowd outside his door. >> we have it inside and people tend to come in then come back out. >> on weekends many bars exceed the capacity but very few if any customers didn't care. >>. >> they say think regularly inspect the places of assembly and could put smaller venues on their list, as well. >> fairfield police feel they have identified shooting two men to death earlier this week. they died on wednesday afternoon. detectives believe that three suspects opened fire after a drug deal went bad. they are 21-year-old blake

. >> this overcrowding might be great for the small bars and clubs but the fire department sees overcrowdings a dangerous fire hazard. >>. >> problem is there is no regular inspections of these small clubs. >> so the places that have the 49 you don't have anybody going out there? >> no. we go out there when we receive a complaint. >> unless there is a complaint they rely on good sense of business owners to manage capacity and safety of their customers. >> we keep our capacity pretty steady for a fire hazard. >> he owns a very popular club and by 9:00 p.m. there was a huge crowd outside his door. >> we have it inside and people tend to come in then come back out. >> on weekends many bars exceed the capacity but very few if any customers didn't care. >>. >> they say think regularly inspect the places of assembly and could put smaller venues on their list, as well. >> fairfield police feel they have identified shooting two men to death earlier this week. they died on wednesday afternoon. detectives believe that three suspects opened fire after a drug deal went bad. they are 21-year-old blake ja

it's west of 83, school officials are trying to relieve all the overcrowding in the corridor. at a meeting last night, hundreds of people turned out, most of them in protesting this plan. parents, though, and students from the overcrowded schools came to the meeting. >> i think we are lucky to be here. some children can't go to school. even though there was the first and only public meeting , the board is scheduled to vote on the site. tonight we will follow the decision and let you know what happens. >>> today flags will be flown at half staff across the state of maryland, in honor of robert ma shan ty. he was as is nateed in -- he was assassinated in afghanistan. he had been a teacher in baltimore county for 20 years. >>> mayor says this bill was introduced last night at the council meeting to cut down property taxes. it will be reduced by $0.20 by the year 2020. >> in order for us to grow our cityier we have to be competitive in jobs, education and in property tax rates. that's why we are beginning this trend downward. >> the mayor is banking on the money that the future sl

officials are trying to relieve overcrowding in the york road corridor. hundreds of people showed up last night, most protesting the plan. parents and students from the jove crowding schools -- overcrowding schools came to the meeting as well. >> we are lucky to be here, some people don't go to school or have schools to go to. we are grateful for a chance to build a school. that was the first and only public forum, the board is scheduled to vote on the site tonight. we will follow the decision and let you know what happens. >>> 9 minutes after 6:00. gas prices continue to climb nationally. the average price for regular costs $3.84 a gallon. drivers are paying the average of $0.03 more per gallon of regular unleaded according to aaa. we are trying to save you money. go to abc2news.com, head over to the traffic tab. click on that. they will give you the lowest gas prices in your area. there is a link to help you out. >>> is the oprah winfrey network on shaky ground. we will tell you about that and it could have dozens out of a job. more details straight ahe

the new school will help alleviate overcrowding at several schools. residents say it will hurt their quality of life. one by one, frustrated and concerned residence address the school board at a public hearing on monday at a high school. at issue, the possibility of a new school being built in their backyard. >> this is beautiful, open space. we're willing to knock down a thousand trees. part of that will be used for egress. >> they want to construct an elementary school in the community. residents who filled the auditorium, most of them retired, are upset they want to break ground that their beloved park using five or 10 acres. >> many of the schools are overcrowded. since this property is owned by public schools and has been on its list for potential school site for almost 25 years, the superintendent nominated or asked that this be considered by the board. then the board has the authority to make that decision. >> it is one of two locations the school board was considering. the other did not make the cut. are not only concerned about the loss of sp

these are the families who are in overcrowded and substandard living conditions. if they're lucky, they get this -- they get subsidized housing. this is the distribution of families with and racial and ethnic groups. when we're looking at those for your income groups, it was striking to find that -- those four income groups, it was striking to find the concentration by race. there is a concentration of black families with and the extremely poor income group. a concentration of latino families with and low-wage working and white families with an upper income and asian families with a middle-class income. these are the lines of race and class in san francisco. >> are you planning to update this for the 2010 census? >> we have not done across tabulations for race and income for the most recent. what i am referring to is 2010 census numbers. if you look at the second half of the page, the number of upper-income children have increased by over 5000 in the last 20 years. other income groups of children have decreased significantly. this is based on the recent city econo

we witnessed overcrowding,over wheel manying conditions that lead to a dangerous environment. >> this >> our first ever extended stay series was shot at california's fabled san quentin state prison. it was home to more than 5000 inmates. when we shot there, robert airs was the warden. >> we are grossly overcrowded, which is just totally unacceptable for the inmates and the staff. >> you been here before? >> no. >> stand on the fence right there. >> the in-coming population at san quenton was releaseless, with staff releasing 150 inmates each week. but welcoming 350 new ones. >> let's go, gentlemen, let's go. clear the door. >> many of them wound up in the gym, which had been converted in a huge overflow housing unit. >> whether i first walked in the dorm at san quenton i was taken back by how many people were backed in the small area. very loud. >> james, report to the lieutenant's office. >> always people talking, people yelling, some people in there were trying to read and some were trying to sleep, you have a big group of people having a big conversation over here, while a guy is t

where we witnessed overcrowding. overwhelming conditions that really lead to a dangerous environment. >> animals. >> our first ever extended stay series was shot at california's fabled san quentin prison. designed to house just over 3,000 inmates, it was home to more than 5,000. when we shot there, robert ayers was san quentin's warden. >> we are grossly overcrowded. which is just totally unacceptable for the inmates, and the staff. >> been here before? >> no. >> all right come over here and stand on the fence right there. >> the incoming population at san quentin was relentless. with staff releasing 150 inmates each week. but welcoming in 350 new ones. >> let's go, gentlemen, let's go, let's go, let's go. clear the door. >> many of them wound up in the gym. which had been converted into a huge, overflow housing unit. >> when i first walked in to the dorm at san quentin, i was taken aback by how many people were packed into this small area. it was very loud. ♪ >> james, report to the office upstairs. >> there's alway

. >> a new building would help ease overcrowding. the county has owned the site for 20 years. >> i hope my dog is not watching. one dog owner in howard county has the answer -- what appears o be maryland's first doggie ice-cream truck. >> they are trying to redefine the way we look at the traditional ice cream truck with one that has gone to the dogs, literally. >> it is the first truck i know what in maryland. i have done extensive research. it is the very first doggie ice- cream truck in maryland. >> a series of ice cream trucks that catered to dogs in the u.k., and he decided he would take a chance himself and he has the market cornered in maryland. >> i figured that would be a way to branch out and expand business. >> they travelled to dog barks, ball fields, and work corporate events come up before branching out to surrounding counties and the -- corporate since, before branching out to surrounding counties in the city. >> we have a few dog bottles as well. >> what about getting the attention of the dog? >> any music playing? >>

: some new information on california's efforts to ease prison overcrowding.d prison break. claudia cowan is live in san francisco with more. claudia? >> reporter: jenna, california is under a court order to move 33,000 inmates out of the state's prison system to reduce overcrowding. governor jerry brown doesn't want to say he is releasing prisoners early. that is never popular. so he has come up with a new plan to shift responsibility for low level offenders back to the county, local pds and sheriff departments. problem many of those county jails are overcrowded too and having to release some of their criminals early. from celebrities like lindsey lohan who served just four hours of her sentence to felons who were back in jail after committing new crimes within days of getting out. critics are slamming the governor as being soft on crime and worse. >> the governor is nuts. he has committed political malpractice that is going to threaten the safety, economically and the safety of every individual in the state through this reckless policy. and it ought to be re

the board a new eleeentary school as a sooution to overcrowding.ut -3 many who live neer the park say the plan will only iicreese trafffc and cuu open space. 3 lynnnwarfield/park llver: - 22:50 oh, they need a school, & i agree theyyneee a school, theyy ust don't neee it here 55 yara cheiih/parent: 3750 3 kids providing them with seats and looking at sites that the school system already owns 56 56if the plan does pass, the schhol could open in the next pwo to three ears. 3 a rivee gets caughh on camera... doing what you're not suppooed to do during 3 theeman behind heewheel oo into the water that's covered a road in tulsa oklahoma.he psde before the watee gees too deep.luckily ... someone in a jeep came by aad picked him up. thh national weather servicee says it takes just two feet of rushing wattr to ccrry away vehicles s big as s-uuvs. 3 if gaa reaches 5 dollars a allon... we might all be on bikes soon. 3& but until thenn... a group of riders are finishing a 500 mile trip for bbking awareness today in washinngon dc. dc. joel d. smmth is live at t

others were from overcrowded schools that this school would help. we'll have a full report on abc2 news at 11:00. >>> today we want to take a look at a live look at the beltway at harford road. the traffic is coming at you at the inner harbor. it was dreary, but the sun came out. it's been nice and warm. let's check in with lynette charles who will tell us how the rest of the night and week will play out. lynette? >> you hit the nail on the head when you said it started out dreary for the first day of spring but turned out nice. lots of sunshine. we see showers back in west virginia and also diving down into virginia this evening. it will stay away from us. look at all the 70s in baltimore, d.c., frederick, hagerstown, upper 60s in york. 72 across the eastern shore in easton. these temperatures will fall through the evening in the 60s. we'll be mild with a stray shower but all in all we should stay mainly dry. as we look at tomorrow check out the forecast. 73 degrees. it will be a carbon copy of what we saw today. we will shoot up into the 80s. i'll

was truly transformational in that it constructed decent affordable housing for china totwon's overcrowded took 20 years. advocacy for public housing in chinatown started in the 1930's. we are pleased that the artwork has always been a part of major public projects. this will be the new central subway station for chinatown, which is also transformational for chinatown. not only will it bring visitors, workers, shoppers to chinatown. it will provide much-needed transportation connections for chinatown residents to go elsewhere in the city. it is transformational because it will transform this corner. this building was built after the earthquake and will become a new gateway for chinatown. really positive things for the future of chinatown. we are not a stagnant community. history is not stagnant. we are really proud to be part of this transformational project. thank you. >> thank you. i could not have said that better. we really appreciate and acknowledged and respect and honor the history of chinatown, of our city, and by celebrating the installation of this wrap today, a big step forward

the images at height of overcrowding shows roads double and triple bunked in what used to be common carry areas. there is facilities brimming judges declared conditions unconstitutional. >> this symbolized a system that was so crowded it could not work effectively. >> there is a end to that practice. those beds nearly 20,000 across 33 institutions are gone. the last dismantled just days ago. and the plan made less serious crimes rather than state prisons. >> i think we're going to see the safer, less expensive more effective system. >> all inmates can now participate in programs helping them prepare for life on the outside. >> now, we are able to watch tv and do everything as far as the program is supposed to be. >> the crime victim groups say reduction is nothing to celebrate that shifting just transfers problems to local levels. some jails already were crowded before it took affect. >> our fear is that we're just going to start seeing rates increased and horrible crimes occur oogt rediscussion isn't enough. california must shed another 17,000 inmates by june, 2013, or else face an order

students say that decision is creating a chain reaction classroom overcrowding prices. -- crisis. >> the classes if you have to have take the next class. and if it's cut, trying to get into one class it's not enough room. >> now, governor brown doesn't have a choice but to forgs folks to make a decision about more taxes to support education. >> the school is consider he cuts and all of the colleges were hit with new cuts. >> tonight toyota is recalling 700,000 trucks and sedans for a variety of problems. the largest is tacoma trucks 2005 through 2009. 495,000 of the them may have air bag that's won't deploy in a crash. 70,000 camery sedans and 116,000 cross overs being recalled. problem is switch that's could stop them from starting. >> and there are millions heading into the work force it could be tough going. and wages are in the what they used to be. >> it's going to be tough. economy is improving and wages are not for recent grads. the new study finds earning 9% less than they did 10 years ago. wages for male graduates dropped 11%. and the women earn less than men, about $19 an h

they say it's the best place for the school to relieve overcrowding. mays chapel park bordered on retirement and assistant living communities. >> park is taking. there will not be any park of any value to walk. >> this site for the past 25 years has been designated as a school site. it's a school site that has been used as a park and not a park convert into a school. >> it is expected to open in 2014. >>> it's officially spring. but keyers and snowboarders -- skiers and snowboarders are still lacing up. where mother nature forgot to drop some sunshine. >>> and what if your tattoo would let you know that someone is trying to reach you. what one cell phone is trying to make happen. >>> the fog is back this morning. but how long will it linger today? >>> i have a couple of closures with a water main break and also some debris we'll let you know where coming up next. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and mor

they say that the best site to build the new school to relieve the overcrowding. mays chapel park is surrounded by retirement and assisted living communities. >> only thing they'll see are sidewalks and streets. there will not be any park of any value to walk. >> this site for the past 25 years has been designated as a school site and used as a park. >> and now the planning process begins. officials say that no more that have of the park will be used for the school and it is expected to open by 2014. >>> 4:37. it's a battle that many adults are facing. we're talking about losing weight and keeping the weight off. we have some weight loss myths. we have some best ways to beat the bulge. we'll tell you the secrets ahead. >>> students and parents are coping after tornadoes destroyed their schools. >>> here's a picture of the statue of liberty from new york city. 57 degrees in maryland. we'll be right back with more weather and traffic just ahead. >>> a big day for students and teacher in southern indiana. kids will be returning to class after the tornado in early mar

approved by the boompletd the $25 million school will be filled with 700 students and should ease overcrowding. the school is expected to be finished in the year 2014. >>> competition you're getting from glen more, both are in the $3.70 and but it's quick le approaching $4 a gallon. how close are we to an all time high. >>> it's a matter of feeling lucky, but for us it's that wonderful location. >> we have a shootout with seniors. >> by the way, check it out. 68 at bwi. remember, that's 13 degrees before our average but not quite the 73 where we thought we'd end up. your weekend weather maker marching across texas. we'll talk about when it arrives in maryland coming up. it's oysternomics 101. you start with a u.s. senator named ben. by helping restore thousands of acres of oyster beds, he kept hundreds of oystermen on the job... which keeps wholesalers in business... and that means more delivery companies... making deliveries to more restaurants... which hire more workers. and that means more oystermen. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben

. >> this kind of overcrowding may be great for the small bars and clubs, but the san francisco fire department sees overcrowding as a dangerous fire hazard. >> if they only have one exit, it doesn't matter how big the space is, it's limit today 49. >> the problem is there are no regular inspections of these small clubs. >> so the places that have the 49, you don't have anybody going out there? >> no. we go out there when we receive a complaint. >> unless there's a complaint they rely on the good sense of business owners to manage capacity and safety of their customers. >> we move them up and people come back out. that's how we keep our capacity pretty steady for like a fire hazard and stuff like that. >> lorenzo owns this club. by 9:00 p.m. there was a huge crowd outside his door. >> we put the host out here. usually we get people, when we have it inside people come all the way in and when they all come in it's hard to get everybody back out. >> on weekends many bars easily exceed their capacity. but very few, if any, customers care. >> i have never once looked for that before. >> t

. >> the new school would alleviate overcrowding at eight other schools and the public hearing at loch raven is the last chance to be heard before the school board votes on the site tomorrow night at its regularly scheduled meeting. >> spring has arrived f you want it enjoy the perks of spring, how about the cherry blossoms. experts say the cherry blossoms will reach their peek blooming season this week. that's perfect timing for the festival in d.c. the event starts tomorrow and it's celebrating its 100th anniversary. the festival is scheduled to last five weeks. closer to home, how will the weather be for us? meteorologist wyatt everhart joins us with a look at your first forecast. >>> this is the last day of winter. you like the sound of that? temperatures in the 70s and the blooms not just in d.c. but around baltimore. pollen levels sky high. low to mid-70s. 60s on zel marva and north of the state line. been tracking a couple of hours of unsettled weather, the first of which is up here in northern carroll county, westminster toward taneytown. manchester you're beginning to get prec

police could be on the way for riders than half to put up with overcrowded trains. on june 18 the transit extra plans to add one direction and during rushutes hour on the orange, green, and yellow line trains. >> rush hour, it's a good idea. >> more trains may not always be thing.t more efficient trains might be the best thing. n also calls for every third every third blue line train to come into contact with a yellow line train. it is 62 degrees outside. >> feels good. learning more about the u.s. accused of killing 16 afghan civilians. what his lawyer revealed after his first face-to-face meeting with a staff sergeant. >> and the shooting death of an 17-year-old boy [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows ad d vies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from ameriri's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can b

one would think that the overcrowded conditions would lead to a constant barrage of bloody confrontations. well, think again. behind the walls of anamosa is a world of unusual contrast. >> to the security office. >> for new inmates arriving at anamosa state penitentiary, the very look of the prison can be intimidating. more than 100 years old, it was built entirely of limestone from nearby quarries. over the years, as the criminal population increased, so did the size of the prison. today, some 1,300 inmates live behind the massive 35-foot-walls and, like any prison, the threat of danger is everywhere. >> around our perimeter we have seven gun towers. they're manned throughout the day. >> the danger is there each time you walk through that gate, you know. you don't know what's going to happen from the time you get on shift to the time you get off shift. >> there's only two types of people in prison. you got the predators and you got the prey. >> i stabbed an inmate 12 times. over some dope in front of the chow hall. >> you got somebody in your face everywhere you go around here. >> always

they are concerned about overcrowded classrooms and concerned about unheated classrooms. >> looks like the police are out there with their batons. did anybody get hurt during this? >> you're right. they are out there with their batons. they also shot rubber bullets to break up these protests and 12 people were injured as these protests were trying to be broken apart. twelve people were also arrested by the police. some of these protesters, according to reports and according to police were setting things on fire, even breaking into a local bank. these protests happened all over spain. only in barcelona did they have reports of things getting violent. according to reports there were 30,000 people protesting in the area. most of the protests were incredibly peaceful. just a small portion of the protesters got out of hand, did damage to property. lots of police had to come in. you can see trucks of police, almost like s.w.a.t. teams filing in in line. this person has been hit by two different officers with their night stick. >> he's running back into the mix. they are getting hit with the

plus the school district says it needs to build there because of overcrowding problems. the school board is expected to make a decision tomorrow night. >>> we're seeing another benefit from the early spring. the cherry blossoms are already peaking. of course how long the blossoms stick around is up to mother nature. the cherry blossom festival starts tomorrow and runs through april 27th. >>> killed in cold blood. the outrage over the shooting of a teenager and what 911 calls reveal about the controversy. >>> find out where students will be able to get free condoms in their classroom. >>> and jim cassidy finds his life is on the line again. how police are helping one of their own that story just ahead. >>> spring arrives with may like temperatures. i'm bob turk, i'll have the complete forwarning forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's 64 degrees with some light rain in central maryland right now. the pleat forecast is coming up. strong storms are causing problems for commuters in california. one man got stuck in tulsa when he tried to drive down a flooded road.

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. >>> in tracy symbolic known mark what california officials hope will be the end of prison overcrowding. correction officials will remove last of nearly 20,000 extra beds jammed into gyms and other common areas to accommodate the overflow. the prison population has dropped by 19,000 since the law took effect in october that sends fewer less serious offenders to county jails instead of state prisons. >>> new multi-million dollar plan to repair the bay after one of the environmental disasters it has ever faced. >>> plus, the early investor reviews are in. find out if san francisco's yelp is getting five stars. >>> your tweets for sale. the new marketing campaigns that will have companies looking at everything you have written. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> for the first time since a deadly shooting spree classes resumed today at an ohio high school. students of chardon high returned. three were killed, two wounded when a fellow fire in the cafeteria monday the school reopening comes one day after charges were filed against the 17-ye

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the we spent three days in a co- ed overcrowded prison. i was urinated on, i saw a man get tortured. and we were lucky. after three days we got out. my husband had hired un rights lawyers, the u.s. embassy was involved, and said you have to get out before the weekend or you will be raped or killed. the experience has forever changed me. every day i think about how lucky i am to be standing here. how will show you a clip of the movie, "tapestries of hope." young girls are being abused and have nowhere to turn. >> they think that the virgin's blood it is so pure that it has healing power. >> the girls have been ostracized by the very society that advises men that raping virgins can cure hiv aids. >> the youngest are one day old. >> and fight she does. i knew i had to go to zimbabwe. but first day there we were stopped by the central intelligence agency. we had to be careful. he will stand by it silently while girls are harmed. -- he will not stand by silently while girls are harmed. >> you don't have to be so hard on yourself >> they heard o

with many facilities overcrowded and understaffed, that task can be difficult if not possible. in the next hour on "lockup," we'll go beyond the scenic desert landscape to the penitentiary of new mexico, a prison that is battling to overcome a long history of violence. just 15 miles away from the art galleries and shops of santa fe, a concrete fortress looms above the horizon, surrounded by double razor wire fences. housing more than 800 inmates, the penitentiary of new mexico is the state's highest security prison. >> we have pretty much the worst of the worst inmates in the state of new mexico. a number of the inmates that have been convicted of first-degree murder. >> they got a lot of psychos too who just don't give a [ bleep ], doing life sentences. >> the prison's history is notorious. many of the most violent events took place in a facility called the old main. >> inmates had to prove themselves just to survive. >> you had almost 1,200 inmates in that facility that was built for 750. >> you have people living on top of each other, pushing each other. i mean, there was a

prison officials blame mistakes on overcrowding.isoners were literally like squeezed out of the jail like lime juice from a lime wedge, i'm not sure this overcrowding business is a very good excuse for losing prisoners. oddly compelling and creepy crimes can make for good creepy tv segments on friday nights, but honestly they are not great public relations if you are, say, hoping to be the vice presidential nominee in indiana. maybe governor ultra sound isn't looking so bad after all. have they lost in prisoners in virginia in we'll be right back. ok! who gets occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas or bloating? get ahead of it! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defend against digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. hit me! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. ttd# 1-800-345-2550 let's talk about the typical financial consultation ttd# 1-800-345-2550 when companies try to sell you something off their menu ttd# 1-800-345-2550 instead of trying to understand what you really need. ttd#

skill officials are struggling with overcrowding in the midst of budget cuts. >>> the latest on a possible effort to remove him from office. he was sentenced today to three years probation, 52 weeks of domestic violence class and 100 hours of community service. he pleaded guilty to false imprisonment in connection with the new year's eve confrontation with his wife lopez. he made a tearful apology after today's sentencing. >> i have let the people down. what happened shouldn't have happened. i am internally, deeply sorry. >> late this afternoon, our camera caught the mayor walking to ed's office. they are raising questions of misconduct. the mayor has until tomorrow to make the decision. find it under the tab at the top of our home page for more info. >>> an ocean rescue today off the coast. a sheriff helicopter pulled a man, his 11-year-old son and a good samaritan from the water at rice beach. the 11-year-old was boogy boarding with a friend when the two got caught in the rip tide. one boy made it back but the other didn't. a woman jumped in as well and was pulled in by the strong waves.

the realignment was intended to reduce severe overcrowding in state prisons. >>> the new haven unified school district trying to close a budget shortfall. school leaders will know more about its money situation this summer when sacramento lawmakers figure out a state budget. the jobs though of 77 full time teachers, 42 temporary teachers are at stake right now. >>> higher costs are hitting one of the south bay's biggest food banks and hard. they arely. ing what they can send out to soup kitchens and shelters. the food bank provides for nearly a quarter million people in santa clara. >>> police in pacifica shot and killed a pit bull. it charged into a woman's home and attacked her dog. she tells gil diaz it was like a scene out of a horror movie. >> reporter: woman describes how her dog a corgi got mauled by a pit bull on tuesday morning. >> i opened the door take my dogs out. both my dogs ran out. i took one step out and there was the dog. the pit bull. in the house. >> reporter: the pit bull pinned down the corgi by the neck. she tried to separate them with a broomstick then called po

s shea must goes to the story, when in an overcrowded station wagon, mitt romney puts the dog on thef on a dog carrier, and sheltered from the wind and gail has mentioned it 50 times. >> shame must the star. and he should deal with the dog and-- >> first he said the dog loved the open air and then he said the dog was in an airtight box, so we've got to go one explanation. >> sort of like barack obama on one hand when gas prices he went up over george bush and it was his fault and now that he's president. it's-- >> i come from the west, and i used to have a pickup truck and a dog and my dog loved riding in the bed of the pickup truck. >> did the dog have an open air or air top box either way t someone had to wipe the windshield. >> did you strap him to the the truck. >> and someone claimed that this network is schilling for mitt romney and herman cain and he has been on more than he has. >> and let's play the clip on brian kilmeade's. >> he's had the organizational, he has fox news schilling for him every day, no offense, brian, but i see it and yet, he can't close, can't seal the dea