we saw that time frame of 2:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. is right on track a brief lull but another storm in the works >>pam: one man is in custody after threatening to blow up the bank. he was not what th at thes fargo. held a knife to the neck of the woman saying that i have a night. the bank teller. the silent alarm. police went into action. >> one of the detectives thought that she could have already been stabbed. she said that she may have been pregnant. the police came and. they ordered him to drop the knife. he indicated that there was a bomb. after he dropped the knife he fled. the dogs came in and did not find anything. >>pam: police took action no injuries. (chanting) this rowdy seen as occupy protesters are against a loss for grow. >> with two years after the oil spill. there are two people behind bars and the accusations. gabe slate's tech report faugh >>gabe: google cloud coming up with your digital files. >>pam: now you see her now you don't this is a freak accident in china. @ [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's

>> they will accept donated dresses in all sizes from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.sville this saturday. >> just be sure they're in good condition. they do not have to be a prom dress, just and appropriate dress for a 14-18-year-old girl to wear. >> be handing out -- that handing out of the dresses is not -- will be this weekend, but they need to contact their counselors to qualify. >> to do something special to make them feel like the bell of the ball. she is donating dresses in sizes that may not be collected this someday. >> in my experience working with these young ladies, the ladies that thony addresses are also in the sizes of those two -- that donate the dresses are also in the sizes of those who do. we are in great need of the larger sizes. >> it is your chance to be a fairy godmother. >> that is great. >> a good deal. that is all at 5:00 p.m. here is what is coming up at 6:00 p.m. >> residents may not like what is -- me like what is not in the baltimore county budget. >> the dedication is under way for the new johns hopkins hospital building. >> and the man

this particular event, 6:00 p.m. tonight, is when the doors did open, there are people standing outside waiting to get inside still having that party saturday, draft starts at 8, rg 3 is number two pick it won't take long for red skins to make that decision, they are the number two pick rg 3 should be a done deal shortly after the draft starts and fans we know they are going to be excited they have been waiting for this for a long time back to you. >> i was going to ask you wisdom any anticipation how many fans will show up at fedex. >> here is the thing they have never done this on a thursday it is still a workweek, thursday night people still have to go to work the good part is, the draft starts at 8:00 p.m., red skins have the number two pick people can come here celebrate for free have a good time celebrate rg 3 becoming a washington red skin and may be out of here after a short period of time because they don't have to wait long this is a first round draft pick party for rg 3 it may not take long some people may

. >> our big story tonight at 6:00 p.m.n maryland. >> all across the state people have been trickling in to the polls. voter turnout has been pretty light so far. look. a closer >> i was just inside the polling place here at rigidly middle school and never more election judges than there were voters. most of the people that we have seen come out and park have done so just to enjoy the weather here at the school. a very light turnout across the state. we're hoping to turn that around. you can see a lot of the polls ters did come out to stump for their candidate. since the president is running for reelection, the republican race is still up for grabs. here in baltimore county, officials are not releasing voter turnout tally's yet, but they tell us that most of the precincts have seen somewhere between 50 to 200 voters all day long. long.

., 11:00 p.m.s on our website www.kron4.com including video of the latest truce conference. and your comments, photos on or facebook. latest -- news conference. >> catherine: sierra lamar search continues. the efforts are continuing to grow. tonight, the update on all of these temperature -- all of these informational tips. >> also, the latest on the dallas storms. >>kimberlee: the latest on the san francisco 49ers uniforms. >>jacqueline: we are tracking the rainfall. we will have it on future cast, coming up. ♪ ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ ♪ no more, no more, no more ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ [ male announcer ] want your weeds to hit the road? hit 'em with roundup extended control. one application kills weeds and puts down a barrier to stop new ones for up to four months. roundup extended control spray once. stop weeds for months. roundup extended control [ traffic passing ] ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby

at msc south, 49 individuals signed up at 5:00 p.m. reservations in the drop-9 center, and three beds were given, and they were for women only. gly does not keep a log, but on average, they are able to place all but two or three clients, and that is generally during the middle of the month. at united council, they also do not keep a log. mission neighborhood resource center, 66 individuals signed up for shelter reservations, and 46 were turned away on that particular night. question three -- what are currently the services available to clients during the evening state? i will talk about each individual shelter and what services they have. central city hospitality house opens up their shelter up for crop 30 in the afternoon, and clients leave at 8:00 p.m. in the morning. fortunately, and for your -- for central city hospitality house, they have been undergoing renovations, and they are building and installing a new elevator, which they have never had before. so a lot of their services that they have provided are usually with the site ma

by 8:00 p.m. we will still have lingering showers but for the most part we are catching a dry break around a.m. tomorrow morning that we see light and scattered showers over the bay bridge, the richmond center felt, really hugging the coast line. that will continue to push south and east as we head into a a.m. tomorrow. definitely keep an umbrella handy. >>james: no issues on the san mateo getting from the east bay on to the peninsula. our final stop is the golden gate bridge, as expected, an easy commute on 101. no problems reporter for the chp from nevada to san francisco fury if >>justine: the parent notification system at the school of sierra lamar is being called into question regarding her disappearance. pfft her school did not notify her parents until 6:00 p.m. the night that she disappeared. that was almost 10 hours after she vanished. now, as rob fladeboe tells us, the school is thinking about changing that policy. >>rob: the new policy effective immediately applies to the high school whe

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as we go towards wednesday afternoon that rainfall could start by 2:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.spread rainfall activity possible. tomorrow, that dense fog will be the story. rain showers and cooler temperatures thursday, lingering rainfall. however, improving conditions towards the weekend with the transition day. warmer conditions just in time for the weekend. we will be back >> catherine: walmart will investigate to see if executives in mexico have gone to a bribery scheme. there were readily paying bribes to fill the stores and trying to hide it to a the u.s. executives. wal-mart is cooperating with the investigation. >> disney had starbucks -- starbucks is continuing to infiltrate disney with six kiosks involved in the set up. they will see the dressed in 1920's garb. >> tallahassee florida, the scud the sea, athens, ga., tuscaloosa, alabama and atlanta seems to be the best for retirement although both are very hot spots for the summer humidity. >>pam: they're hoping to move that wreckage sometime this evening. we will bring you a live update at 6:30 what's the best gift you

. >> reporter: just after 6:00 p.m. tuesday evening, neighbors found the body of 66-year-old, gary diediacs in an alley where he was staying the retired nurse was on his back with his head resting on a fanny pack neighbors heard nothing, nothing was taken yesterday morning a 53-year-old man was found in the middle of georgia avenue suffering from trauma to the head initially they thought the victim was struck by a car now they believe he was attacked the third victim a 37- year-old black female was found suffering from trauma to the head once again no one witnessed the attack. the chief says they are now trying to get the word out to all residents to be aware and report any suspicious activity. >> the mayor in the fourth district will have her folks knocking on doors talking to residents make sure everyone is aware we are asking for the publics help to keep their eyes open, report anything they have seen or see that is suspicious we are trying to make sure all the residents are aware and make sure we have presence. >> r

this evening, between 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.stand the chance of seeing a sprinkle or two in the north bay and then over the part -- over the center part of the atm. it should kris out overnight. >>darya: and other news around the bay, suspended share of crossness s is now allowed to move back into his home temporarily, this was the ruling by the judge to modify this daily order while fifth wife and son are in and says little. mercury had been barred from entering the family home since he was arrested in charts in january of the domestic price -- domestic violence incident. the ruling says he must leave his home before his family returned on april 27th. >> anarchy symbols, fresh spray paint, damage to doors and things taken down in the bathroom, doors cut up. >>mark: that was san francisco police giving a tour of the damage after moving and arresting 75 occupy protesters who refused to leave the building which was owned by the san francisco archdiocese. church thistle's ask least remove the protesters and police say they knew wha

tonight at 8:00 p.m.oon and it will repeat every night for the next two consecutive weeks. the weekend of april 27th-30 will be completely closed. as this continues. in san francisco, charles clifford, kron 4. >>pam: a high voltage telecommunications line gets snapped. this happened and lafayette. it is attached to the power pole residents were told that to stay put when pg&e customers lost power. utility officials say that service should be restored later this evening. >>grant: with four separate shootings on sunday. this is a napa. really all over the city. a shoot-out among several people. a robbery outside of a gas station. and this guy was shot while waiting in line and lined at maxwell lounge. in the last was a man shot in the chest just walking at 70th/international. all shooting victims are expected to survive with crime stoppers leading to come thousand dollar-one dozen o an arrest. $1,000 crime stoppers. >> and a musician along interstate 80 was killed. was a god down over two years ago while dr

>>jacqueline: by 5:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. it will start spreading to the north bay and the coast. by 10:00 a.m., widespread rainfall activity. the satellite showing high clouds. this main band of rainfall is offshore. evident on the satellite imagery. a pretty significant system overnight. here is a look at future cast by 4:00 a.m. the north bay by 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.. with moderate rainfall and also moderate weather cells along the monterey coastline with moderate through san francisco and redwood city. towards the self the bay. as we go towards to maror afternoon of the -- south bay with pretty decent rainfall totals coming out of this system. this is the first in a series. i will tell you all about the wet weather, coming up. >> catherine: i traffic alert tonight. today closure to the approach of the golden gate. it happens friday, april 27th at 8:00 p.m. working crews are going to shut down the incline. shifting doyle drive onto a temporary road when they can remove the old one. this work is expected to take three days unscheduled at 5:00 a.m. monday morning april 30th of

. >> we will see you at 6:00 p.m. the army private accused in the biggest leak of government secrets in u.s. history is asking a judge to dismiss all charges against him. private bradley manning and his defense attorneys arrived at their pretrial hearing this morning claiming that prosecutors failed to hand over documents potentially helpful to the defense. rather than start the discovery process again as they did two years ago, the defense says the case should be dismissed. the judge said she will rule tomorrow on the road -- the motion to dismiss all charges. >> the temperatures are still on the cool side, a little below normal for this time of year. highs in the upper 60's. loh 60's in most areas. a little cooler in the suburbs. temperatures are kind of cool underneath those clouds to the north and west of us. 50's and even 40's in western maryland mountains. a noticeable change from yesterday when it was near freezing. now we have some scattered, like sprinkles of rain. most areas will stay dry. behind this is a b

we will say partial sunshine, 67 degrees, 9:00 p.m., 64 more thinning outs of the clouds by 11:00 p.mouds try to increase as we go through the overnight as part two comes our way that will be a second cool front i want to show you this temperature trend, may 1st, how about 80 degrees tomorrow, we keep that going for wednesday as well. could be a couple showers, thunderstorms on both of these days, thursday, about 82 s friday 83, so we are really looking at quite a change up, from what we have been through and yesterday was nice too we got into the low 70s today felt like a set back because of all these clouds we had lookout to the west and you can see the clearing skies and that is why temperatures responded and see thin spots here and there in the overpass that we have had around the region, a few breaks here and there, much more widespread, substantial breaks as we look through west virginia, western pennsylvania ohio here comes the cold front this front a weak one is going to be in our area tomorrow pass through, probably, around the noon hour, so, bringing some pretty decent showe

by 5:00 p.m. you could get showers across the north. by 8:00 p.m.ll be centered over the north bay. even by 11:00 p.m., most of it is gone. unsettled ahead in the north bay tomorrow before the most are the rest of the bay area will be nice and dry conditions on wednesday. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. both saturday and sunday temperatures back near 70. sunday's forecast for easter is looking pretty good. costs >>george: we are not tracking any hot spots for your drive around the bay area. once again we are seeing smooth traffic flow on the upper deck but that means a backup at the toll plaza. around the bay area we're looking at pretty light traffic even in the east bay far >>mark: we will take a quick break as the kron4 this continues. of year is a live look in walnut creek, discuss this morning, we're looking for a pretty nice day around the bay, a the latest on our big stories right after the break. sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? an

the closure begins at 8:00 p.m. on friday april 27th and continues through the weekend of cell 5:00 a.m., the work is only happening along 101, doyle drive. the focus for this weekend is to demolish the roadway and will drive. they are not going to try to remove the debris, they will simply push it to the side. >> at no additional 12 takers are expected to be added despite the fact that officials are expecting heavier than usual traffic due to the closure of the doe will drive approach to the golden gate bridge. as you know, many people opt to take the bridge but officials expect that the bridges can handle the extra capacity. typically on the weekends the bridges get back up around 11:00 p.m. or 12 men. if you can get into the city before that, that will be a good thing. there is a giants game on saturday at 6:00 p.m.. that means that traffic will probably be heavy around for the afternoon off again, something to keep in mind if you're heading into the city this weekend. >>pam: new tonight at 8:00 p.m., nev. police

starting at 8:00 p.m.are expecting the toch >> the crews are expected to finish in time >>darya: the lawyer for the neighborhood watch a man hot can kill treyvon martin yes it new-line has a great for consumers to thousand dollars. if a hearing is set for today as the judge to unseal documents from the square miles. minetta qr 1 >>justine: here are live pictures in to the newfoundland forelimbs with a hearing will take place. i will keep you updated when the kron4 news comes back. i wish i could keep it this way. let me show you something. [ dr. rahmany ] even after a dental cleaning... plaque quickly starts to grow back... but new crest pro-health clinical plaque control toothpaste can help. it not only reduces plaque... it's also clinically proven... to help keep plaque from coming back. plus, it works in these other areas dentists check most. so now when you leave the dental office, you can keep a cleaner mouth with you. new crest pro-health clinical plaque control toothpaste. life opens up when you do.

and goes to 9:00 p.m. tonight we will see if we can get the major to join us coming up back to you this studio. >> good stuff thank you very much. >> emancipation day holiday means a mixed bag when it comes to city services dc public schools are closed, rush hour parking restrictions are being enforced today, however, other parking regulations including meters and residential parking are suspended. also trash collection is suspended, it will pick up tomorrow. >> since it is tax time the district tax and revenue center will be open today to help walk ins. here is what you need to bring a copy of your completed federal tax return all supporting w 2 forms valid drivers license or other state id district office of tax and revenue customer service center in southwest is open until 4:00 p.m. today. >>> all right i can't wait for this space shuttle fly over and the hockey playoffs. both making big headlines in our area. >> what more could you want. we also say good morning to sherry lee. >> hey, the space shuttle

with no parking of 4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.nd i looked at the meter in was 4:06 video is down loaded onto the servers and they are looking for violators. and talk about this experience to know the local parking laws. and a built in a gps with time code. they know what time it is and exactly where you were parked. if people are pulled over to look into a map. just for a second, or just dropping off but it is not safe to do anymore with these city buses that have cameras. this is a law enforcement entity. issuing tickets. now they are taking video, watching video and how many of these are going out. how difficult is this with parking edition tickets now here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >>stanley: in 20113000 tickets were issued to drivers in san francisco. they never saw it coming until it showed up and their mail. some people like to drive for ever the want. like in a dedicated it transit lane and muni came up with these cameras. issuing $75 tickets at a minimum. stopping to stop across were also to

we will join you live at 6:00 p.m. so you can get a look when people are starting to gather. >> thank you. the search is on who reportedly sexually assaulted a woman in an airport hotel room. she says he assaulted her before taking off. he is a white man with a southern accent and a blond goatee. baltimore city police were identifying a man found dead inside his car. there arrived to the 1000 block of east 22nd street when they found marcus williams inside are running dodge charger. he was suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. no word of a suspect or possible motive. >> crash scene detectives are investigating a hit-and-run accident that killed the towson university student. ryan bailey was pronounced dead and the search continues for the driver of that car. we're live at tollison with the latest. >> metro crimestoppers are offering money for information that leads to an arrest and conviction. it has been a tragic weekend for the towns and university community. as we speak, fraternity brothers -- [unintelligible] mem

tonight at 8:00 p.m. will look at the rules for buses and whether or not they are following them in the next edition of people beating badly. it's >>pam: still ahead, the nfl draft is front and center. vern glenn is live in santa clara for the 49ers draft party. the giants are staring at another loss in cincinnati. gary radnich has highlights and sports and next. this >>gary: the nfl draft is no surprise, the first overall it. >> the indianapolis colts selected in a deluxe, quarterback-stamford. >>gary: from stanford, and did these things, in the old days a guide to make over 50 million. , he is only going to get 22 million on a four year deal with the colts. his family was on hand. he is a two-time heisman runner-up and will replace peyton manning carried the colds or 2-14 last year. they will be looking for to his leadership. >> it was great. it was everything i ever thought it would be. i feel so blessed and fortunate to be in this situation. i will come in and work hard. there are a lot of great guys

and there is 1:00 p.m.orth bay light showers and once again, not much expected out of this system. it's limited in moisture. if running into showers they'll be brief and life. overnight readings into 40s and upper 30s around santa rosa and napa. there is cooler than where you were today, 56 degrees and breezy as well. 60 aloe alto and san jose. there is around the bay we're looking at temperatures mid-50s low 60s. there is is your accu-weather forecast. partly cloudy tomorrow. a slight chance of showers. and really a slight chance, thursday, cool, breezy, temperatures not changing much. there is a sun friday but there is a warmer weekend. low 60s coastside. and great looking weather with the little ones. >> thank you. >> and you delivered a perfect day. >> finally. >> thank you. >> and we'll have more, why there are month more excuses for not going from farm to school lunch table for california school autos remembering oakland shooting victims. the story of lidia sim and a bond that can not be broken, even

the firefighters arrived here shortly after 3:00 p.m.. they believe most of the fire was located in the garage. investigators are still looking into the cause of the fire. we saw a lot of activity with these two engine cos. it was intense. a lot of heat was being put out by the fire. the firefighters pulled back and attacked the fire from the exterior. they went back in and knocked down some hot spots. investigators are here on the scene. one of the big concerns is that this is a wooded neighborhood. firefighters are concerned about dry conditions. i will bring in the fire chief. tell me about the concern you have with the parties and the neighboring homes. -- would be trees and the neighboring homes. >> it is the dry conditions. we are fortunate that the houses next door were spaced just well enough. we have precautions in place to protect neighboring homes. >> a middle-aged couple lived in this home. the male occupants reported the fire. his wife was not at home at the time. a complete loss for them. three of their cats are all accounte

to 6:20 p.m.. tickets are required. we will have a live report in just a little bit. >> the easter bunny brought more than eggs to a virginia mall. >> management and businesses complained that joshua was acting suspicious. canvassers took him to a secluded area. they found -- officers taken to a secluded area. did they down pills without a prescription. he did not add suspicious when is working with children. >> we are looking at 53 degrees. >> into the week. do we see any relief at this pump? >> a warning from firefighters. hot tubs of the hills of a wildfire that has forced dozens of people to evacuate their -- a comes on the heelss things fun. sometimes she lets us pick out stuff we love, like sunnyd. she likes that it has 40% less sugar than most regular soda brands. we just love the taste. ♪ make today a sunny day. ♪ today is gonna be an important day for .. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online.

by 3:00 p.m.but in the south bay where of the king of iraq from 71-76 our valleys to the east, the san ramon valley and the livermore valley will be in the low- and it's these this afternoon for the 70 degree weather expected in the delta. slightly cooler along the east bay shoreline. this denies a warm day today. as we head into tomorrow, that is when things get it interesting. will break down the storm system in more detail in my next update. still >>george: there are no delays of an item of their current and debated. a notable feature drive on the or cough cough checking the traffic move and, lest its pickup like in the east bay. off of interstate 580 westbound, we're fighting to see a little bit of slowing coming to live for the heading over to double. account of >>george: we had a red accident near eighth street. it is tying up traffic in both directions into the roadway was reported blog and the chp has as motorists to avoid but. . but a ensor, we are following the latest out of the oikos un

but a red flag warning in effect noon to 8:00 p.m.w humidity, gusty winds coming in later today, really setting us up, for a chance of some fires that could definitely start, you have to be very careful red flag warning is very serious until 8:00 p.m. tonight : high yesterday, 65 degrees at all three airports today a warmer day not doing too bad as we start out this morning chillier for the early part of the day gradually that mercury is rising, 41 dulles only 30 manassas, 54 to the south fredericksburg. frontal system going to move through today, it will come through fairly dry, mild conditions, winds will pick up as that high pressure moves out and that front heads in, so by this afternoon expect to see, the winds a bit on the gusty side prepare yourself for that midday today, into 64 almost 65 degrees, not bad at all, and plenty of sunshine for you, but if you are having an easter bonnet on your head you have to hang on to it winds will pick up this afternoon, low 70s where we are headed for our daytime height, tonight, partly clou

>> police to secure the crime scene around 12:30 p.m..phone call. investigators are still collecting evidence. we are still trying to find out where the shooter began shooting. it gave >> this is charles. his girlfriend was inside at the school where the shootings took place. dozens from the media we behind the yellow tape, so did charles, waiting to be reunited with his girlfriend. >> she is so scared right now. >> she is ok, she was one of the lucky ones that was unharmed. xi he showed me the text messages but she said that said, call 911. she sent a telex message while she was hiding with others. >> at that point the gunman was trying to force his way into the room. faugh >>catherine: alejandra cerball has more. if >>alejandra: had one of the victims received a chilly the so-called from his sister, she was running and trying to hard. she was eighth shot in the arm. she told her brother before she received stitches that the suspect walked into a classroom and told everyone to get against the board and when no one did, he started shootin

house china from the smithsonian's national museum of national history, friday starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span3, american history tv. >>> this sunday, on c-span's "q & a". >> i met both of my senators. bob casey and pat toomey and just being able to meet them and talk to them. >> some of the leaders like leon panetta talked about being financially sound because if we're not devoting money to national defense is going to be worthless. >> high school students from all 50 states who participated in a week long government and leadership program in the nation's capitol shared opinions interacting with the government. aall of my cent and senators said there's partisanship and everyone that we've met said that and i wonder if everybody's saying that but it's not actually happening. is there a discrepancy of what they're saying and actually doing? i never really thought about that before i came here. >> the u.s. senate youth program, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >>> this saturday at noon eastern, on c-span2's "book tv" join the live call-in program with author chris k

lots around 10:00 p.m. last night --shaw it's around 10:00 p.m. last night -- shots around 10:00 p.m. last night. no word as to a suspect or a possible motive. >> it is down to the wire for members of the general assembly. the session is scheduled to end at midnight tonight. kim dacey has some details for us. >> negotiators worked on friday and had a session on saturday. they have not reached an agreement on the budget. they backed off plans for an across-the-board income tax hike. reductions in income-tax rate exemptions. there was some concern for house conferees. they want to come back with a counter proposal. of the house plan to split the cost on teacher pensions. think 50% of the cost the first year. both sides remain confident they can reach an agreement by midnight. >> we will have a different sense of timing. nothing happens until you have something to break through. i think we will get there. >> if the house and senate cannot reach a compromise, the session will have to be extended. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> residents in the joppato

at 1:00 p.m.or the giants' opener we should see showers began slow. yuri evening commute, will be dryer. -- your evening commute, the dryer. the temperatures their mid to upper 50s through out that region. if here breens is sierra bring your chains. the temperatures will top out at the low 30's. the is a chance for rain snow mixed. here's the 7 day around the bay forecast. this weekend temperatures are finally in the '60s. and monday looks like the warmest to possibly hit 70. >>george: we have road closures fromstein south bound 101 to the westbound 380. sorry i got wrong the first time. according to the hp this may be shut down to about 1:00. your best bet would be to use san bruno avenue exit. if you need to get to 280 you can do it through the back roads or you can take at airport boulevard and make you turn off the ramp. there is a light ride high and -- light ride in east bay. there was early morning accident coming out of the best that is cleared up south they conditions are pretty light. th

the dry air, we have the red flag warning in effect until 8:00 p.m. we are looking a at wind advisory in effect at 8:00 to 6:00 p.m. for the eastern shore. i will tuck about when we get rain in here. now talking to angela, she has a check of the traffic. you are dealing with the tanker that's turned over. >> more people are out there right now, we are seeing major back ups all of a sudden. not just on the inner loop put outer loop as well. a live look at 695, liberty road. that's the outer loop on the left side of the screen. volume, not bad. the folks are moving slowly because of rubber necking as they approach i-70, they can look at the accident on the other side. speak of the other side, that's where we got bottlenecking going on as well, pretty much stop and go as you approach baltimore national pike, we continue to have one lane open, your left lane is open with the overturned tanker. hazmat is there theys with are leaking asphalt materi >>> baltimore county firefighters are helping harford county firefighters with a blaze. it started around 5:00

today's number 12, 2005 and approximately 12:05 p.m. and we are in crystal city, hilton, washington, d.c. at the 40th anniversary reunion of the la drang valley falcon, x ray and albany and others. colonel forest, tell us a little bit of your recollection of arriving at x-ray on the 17th, 16th and on that tuesday. what did x-ray look for like to you? >> probably a sight like we had never seen. my unit unlike the other units, we walked in to x-ray. >> right. >> we had spent the night, the previous night at elsie clum yus and then the next morning went over land in to xray so on the way in we could see some of the casualties, at least to the north vietnamese casualties as we got into the landing zone. but we saw -- yeah. we saw guys who were absolutely physically exhausted. i think jack smith characteristiced it once as they said they had that blind combat stare. >> did you know what happened there? >> we did not. because communications was poor. we were not on the frequency until we got -- actually got in to xray. >> okay. do you remembe

it is to let plane to be from 8:00 p.m. salon and every weekday. this practice at it is expected to be completed by 2015. i'm sure there will be a lot more delays as the progress is prepared >>mark: thanks jackie here's darya. darya that the good of the weather with erica. >>erica: here are the temperature is right now. here's a look at you to cast for by the 12:00 hour we're gonna be looking to an increased amount of the yellow area which means that more area will be in the '70s. the astilbe the '60s along the coastline and on the shores. this 72 in concord 64 in downtown sentences. see as they could see 73 degree in agreed we this afternoon. and the temperatures throughout the week. you can see that debitors circus slowly climbed wed friday being the warmest day of the week. >> the pentagon said that the military members of the secret service per brought home over the weekend. the be more investigation into what happened in colombia. back a minute. there's a place, a dark place, we go. an uncharacteristically negative place for such a positive co

as we advance into the afternoon, by 3:00 p.m.ore yellow in the delta, livermore valley in portions of the south bay. later tonight, we will see an uptick in the wind speeds. into wednesday it looks like we're in for a warming trend with potentially 80 degree readings for. >>george: it has been about 50 in a minute since the metering lights war on on the bay bridge westbound. we are not tracking any hot spot. the commute across the upper deck looks good. a bit of a back up starting to form. the drive time is 11-12 minutes currently out of the macarthur maze towards san francisco. your ride on the san mateo bridge at last check was for it. there was a stall reported on the west end of the bridge. fog casket fourth cutups, wash high with work for antioch is another story. there was an accident reported on the nimitz freeway in oakland nor cannot at high street but it is early enough that it has not begun to delay traffic. in san jose we have picked up a little bit of slowing between 101 into 80. that could be the beginning of the fa

it happened 11:30 p.m. monday night as police were pursuing a suspect that crashed into her vehicle. also in the car, her baby, now in stable condition. police were able to apprehend the suspect. >> most of us know bill cosby for his comedy, but he is one of the largest donors in the 184- year history of one of the city's catholic schools. >> they are in town tonight receiving a major honor. >> campus officials say hundreds did this wrong in last summer's earthquake. >> planting 2000 square feet of wetlands in the inner harbor and what this will mean to the inner harbor could impact our future >> more than 500 students and faculty spent the afternoon on stretchers as they enacted a mock tragedy. many were unaware of standard survival protocol and fled outside. that is the wrong thing to do. also participating, members of the national response team and emergency management officials. it is meant to provide emergency preparedness training 4000 students. -- for towson. johns hopkins is hosting the annual sprin

and once again that should get underway at 7:25 p.m. and last until 8:00 p.m.. >> a man who suffered an electric shock when he tried to move a downed power line has died from his injuries. the victim was driving his pickup truck in san mateo around 6:30 p.m. when he saw the dow online on the street. he got out of the truck and tried to move it and he was shocked. he was taken to stanford medical center where he was pronounced dead. pg&e says the tragedy is a warning about the dangers of touching down power lines. >> if a customer sees a downed power line. the best thing to do is they way, keep others away, call 9 1 1 and pg&e's so that we can get out as quickly as possible to make the scene safe. >> pg&e is investigating the reason for the dow online. there were reports that a metallic balloons might have been responsible but that is not confirmed. more than 3000 customers lost power. crews restored power by 10:45 a.m.. a memorial service was held at oikos university in oakland today. classes will resume monday, three weeks after seven

around 80 5:00 p.m., firefighters responded -- around 8:35 p.m., firefighters responded. it is very hard to describe the smell out here. it is very thick and pungent and you can smell some of the chemicals burning in that building. firefighters say that there are 50-gallon containers of an unknown chemical in the building. no injuries have been reported so far. this is still a very active scene. >> basically, at this time, we have a hazardous materials team on the scene as well. we have evacuated some of the homes due to the wind direction. heavy smoke was going into possible homes. >> one quick traffic note, several blocks around this fire have been blocked off, including over here where we're standing on dawson street and ehles street. -- and bailiff street. you may want to allow for some road closures. of those people that have been evacuated, they have been saying with friends or waiting in nearby trucks. the scene is still going and the fire is under investigation. if you have taken any pictures or video of this fire, we would love to see it. you can go to wbaltv.com

to noon during the week and from 9:00 p.m. to noon on weekends, allow crews to remove sections of the sidewalk and bridge the land closure goes until next week friday, then crews will follicles oil drive from the 27th through the 30th tonight is the final night for a bay area bowling alley. sarah bowen closed for good at 10:00 p.m. tonight it lost its least after 50 years and operation. the bowling alley is hosting a conable with rides and games. the general manager said he might look for new location no word on what goes and the alice place. san francisco sunday street set up along the water today hundreds of people did not to visit: gate park and along the great highway. dozens of live performances and an attempt to take part in a world record of roller skaters. here's a look at the weekend >>> it is looking nice and dry. after last week's deluge. amex this weekend springlike weather yesterday clear and breezy and summer like today. giving way to sunny and warm this afternoon will say patchy low clouds and fog tonight into t

at 8:00 p.m.tional museum of african-american history and culture. >>> the vast majority of consumers in the 90% are okay with this concept that these social networks and companies like google provide free services like web-based e-mail services, mapping service, like search services. and they do that for free, because they're able to sell nonpersonally identifiable information about the things you do on the internet. >> first awful, this is hardly my view with respect to the concerns about the change in had google's privacy policy. you add 36 state attorneys general objecting, i don't think they're in europe, by the way, i think those are states within the u.s., you add congressional leaders in the democratic and opinion party objecting. you add 60 consumer organizations from the united states and europe objecting. >> open internet coalitions markum erickson and mark rot rotenburg on google's new privacy policy, providing free services for its users or violating their privacy, tonight at 8:00 p.m

to 3:00 p.m. a. aha this report shows numerous deviations from proper procedures such as relaying procedure from a cellphone without tactical command. this report also blames the chancellor for placing blame of outsiders joining the protest. this was unfounded. she also arbitrarily moved this to 3:00 p.m., interrupting the investigation. sheet increased this possibility of an interrogation and investigators found no evidence that she communicated that concern. >>pam: head lice is a problem in the east bay. and companies are getting ready for a surge of cases. >>reporter: this plays a crucial role. >> attendance:appointments per day that is an outbreak. >> we checked with the alameda health department. tracking the case. many people say that this will be a spike in activity after spring break. >> there are times when we could have 10, 15, 20 kids per day during those times right after spring break. >>reporter: this owner says that it increases right after they've return from school. >> people are goin

at 5:00 p.m. we have the director of the maryland lottery on life and we talked to him and asked him, is there when area? >> between having the largest jackpot in the history of the world, $650 million on friday night with yesterday being april fool's day, it was the perfect storm for a lot of tall tales out there but we're putting all that aside and we will wait for the legitimate winner. >> the legitimate winner has not stepped forward. we are all waiting. >> it was breezy and cold during the day but we had plenty of sunshine. it was a nice day in that respect. high pressure nosing down the east coast from out of new england bringing in the cold and dry conditions. this warm front will move through sometime during the day tomorrow. temperatures in the low 70's over the next couple of days but it will be called in the short term. we have clear skies and hardly any clouds showing up here. once we get the wynns to die down we will -- the winds ti du will getn, we radiational cooling. notice how dry

it's 2:27 p.m. and we know it's 2:27 p.m.ecause the moment the gunfire ends, secret service agent calls on the radio to the headquarters, the secret service headquarters at the white house, and an agent there looks up at their clock and finds out -- and notes it's exactly 2:27 p.m. he shoots six shots. the first one hits jim brady, the press secretary, in the head, the second one hits tom delahanty, a d.c. police officer, who had turned around to check on the president's progress and he falls down and says, "i'm hit." the path to the president is clear, he has an effective range of 20 to 30 feet. he's done target practice and he can hit stationary targets 20 to 30 feet. jerry parr, reagan's lead secret service agent, meanwhile, in 0.4 oh of a second, i have timed it out, but it's difficult. he's grabbed the president of the united states the moment he hears the gunfire, thrusts him behind tim mccarthy who is another secret service agent who swiveled his body and takes a bullet in the chest. the first bullet hits brady, the se

game-winning hit -- game 1 is tomorrow at 3:00 p.m.there is outrage over the way boston fans reacted to the elimination from the playoffs. minutes after the winning goal was scored, angry berlin's stance posted tweets tilt with expletives and racial slurs -- filled with expletives and racial slurs. "shame on those folks who decided to take to their keyboards and to other ignorant and the racism and hate." >> brianne carter is back with a check on the top stories. >> the space shuttle enterprise just hours from takeoff. the prototype is currently on the dulles runway. we look out there. destructive the back of a 747 jumbo jet. its destination is the aerospace museum in new york. nasa says it will be kept in storage at kennedy airport until the exhibit is complete in june. opposition from republicans -- the senate voted to renew that domestic violence program. the violence against women act which was approved in 1994 is the government's program and pays for legal assistance, housing, preventive programs. this is the first time the law fa

from 3:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. and is billed to clarify feeling-to clarify and also numerous a deviations from proper procedures such as relaying orders to cellphone without assuming tactical command. this also shows that outsiders had joined the protest what was actually unfounded. and declared the protesters at 3:00 a.m. arbitrarily moving at 2:03 p.m. the panel's us that her decision significantly raised the risk of confrontation. although she says she was opposed to the police using physical force investigators found no evidence that she try to communicate that concern. also they failed to consider peaceful options and this could have been even illegal. >> the department of justice is committed. >>pam: announcing that it is pursuing an anti-trust lawsuit against apple and publishers for conspiring to price fix e-books. >> this is the back story. before the ipad the candle was the dominant reading digital media. most books for $9.99 its even bothered publishers. according to the publishers they went to the apple