term version that gives local communities on when they will get their pelt money and has funding to srs. the land and conversation fund is authorized through the year 2015. that means its current authorization is longer than the authorization of this base bill and yet the idea of authorizing it or extending it for another seven years strange, especially when it adds $1.5 billion of new mandatory billing which has to be offset. that's $700 million a year in mandatory spending which is almost double what this program has been appropriate forward each of the last five years and $250 million more than the president requested for the fund. when we have questions of the division between state and federal split of these monies, whether the grant money is being useful or part of a slush fund or whether the purposes of this fund are being used for some good programs but other that have been abusive, and this provision has had absolutely no hearing on either the house or the senate side, if this continues in here it means this will will be less likely to be financially balanced and also creat

she was tied to a tree, pelted the eggs, it's awful.law put in charge of protecting her, called her guardians. b deputies say what they did was assault. s. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found. which was clear on the other side of town. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when you're ready to move. >> when you first hear about the story of in 15-year-old tied to a dree beer cans pelted at her, eggs pelted at her, you may think wow, kids are so cruel. it may not even make news. but these people are not only all adults in their 40s, two of them are the girl's guardians, the very people here put in charge of her safety. now, let me explain to you

it was pelted by hail on thursday evening. the hail was part of a larger system that swept through bringing storms and winds and lightning. a amaying situation. yesterday, we saw nothing but clear skies and sunshine so let's hope for a repeat. >> yes. we will. you sound so cute. we will get a repeat. enjoy it. but we are watching the coastal low and this could cause problems heading into the weekend. but for today, we are going to be seeing plenty of sunshine in the forecast. we are looking at the satellite and radar. we are seeing a few high clouds streaming in across the area. but that's not going to block it out as we go through the morning and also the afternoon. right now, these temperatures are cool. we need a jacket as you head out and about. good morning westminster at 45 ijamsville 44. gaithersville and 45. and we will talk about more temperatures and more sunshine coming up. but let's get a check of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren. >> reporter: we are off to a chilly start. the speeds are looking very nice on

. -- of vitamin-enriched pelt. it is unknown whether it would work for those with the dry form. it may be a bad allergy season for you, but your pets could be feeling it, too. it is common to find your pets sniffling, sneezing, and even itching. what you can do if humans and not the only ones with allergies. >> it is a typical day at the dog park. >> if we succumb to the dog parks because he loves plan with other dogs. -- we usually come to the dog park because he loved playing with other dogs. >> if your dog is coughing, sneezing, or has stress can, if it is important to take them to get checked out to see what they are allergic to. >> is can take a lot of work to find the problem. >> if if your dog has a cough or sneeze, seasonal allergies could be to blame. >> just because of the weather. >> she says the list of symptoms go on. >> the skin may be read. if they may be scratching. >> it is similar to how we would treat ourselves. >> petro can be used. it does not work as well with skin, i do not bank. there are lots of antihistamines out there that can be tried. >> not all symp

. >>> oklahoma city over the weekend, golf ball sized hail pelted parts of oklahoma. >> it came following heavy rains and thunderstorms saturday in to sunday. none of that for the weekend here for us here in maryland. rain could be in the forecast for the week. >> it's lar started. >> we -- it's already started. >> we have showers pushing in to q]óno carrierringconnect 5760 >>> clear on 695, parkville, towson, 83, nice and clear in hunt valley, down as you make the drive onto the jfx in to the city. if you are traveling 95, in is north of 695, southwest coroner great shape this morning, no concerns if you are traveling south to 495, or heading north towards the fort mc henry tunnel. >>> a mom and baby were trapped in a car for two hours over the weekend. >> coming up, 10,000 reasons why they had to stay inside the car until police could arrive to help. >>> remembering robin gibbs from the b gees who died at the age of 52. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from a

. >> the alleged pelt brought in $36,000 a day. up to 80,000 patients came in for so-called treatment. his attorney wants to know if the state is going to seek out the doctors who wrote the prescriptions for >> live, local, late-breaking. this is wbal tv 11 news a salary of $1,200 a day before this clinic was shut down. the dodgers have been suspended by the board of physicians. also scrutiny of an mri center that works in tandem with the clinic. this is an active investigation that will surely take many turns. >> new tonight, sources tell the aye team that a corporal in the anne arundel police department has been suspended for improperly accessing the database. john leopold is charged with misusing game county security detail to facilitate encounters with an employee and to run personal errands. he is also accused of using police to collect information about a political opponent. >> now that the state budget duel is done, the governor is preparing for a second special session, expanding giving in maryland. it was a contentious iss

. >> throughout the game we were getting pelted with peanuts. and then at the end of the game as soon as the game ended one of the guys picked up a coke bottle and sprayed it all over katie. looked like he was i would say ready to fight. facing us. kind of staring us down. >> the hearing for louie sanchez and marvin norwood expected to last four days and 22 witnesses will be presented by the prosecution. reporting from downtown los angeles abc 7 news. >> there is according to kbrin stow's web site he doesn't understand what happened to him. the brain injury has hugely affected his memory. especially short term. his family says this makes him frustrated and confused at times. >> a bay area man arrested for breeching security in an airport. the 38-year-old just leased from jail, then police say he walked through an emergency door at the san diego airport and boarded a plane without a ticket. police say he was able to sneak into the plane with other passengers and sat down. a flight attendant did a head count and noticed a passenger on board. >> th

it was a pelt type gun. neighbors have started showing up at the scene to look what happened here. >> that don't surprise me. it's like the wild, wild west. everything happens. >> reporter: the solano county da office is investigating this officer involved shooting. trying to piece together what happened here. the circumstances that led up to this shooting to see if the officers will be at fault in any way. if we take you back out here live we can give you a better idea where we are. this is the intersection of carolina and sonoma boulevard. it's still closed off to traffic. off to the right is lincoln elementary school. the coroners van just came to the scene to remove the body from here. we are told this intersection should be opening up here shortly. live in vallejo allie rasmus. >>> we hope to learn more today about a gruesome discovery made in pleasanton. a body inside a garbage can. alex savidge is near where the body was found and talks about how this all unfolded. >> reporter: that discovery made yes

who they target, pelting him with food and water. behavior giving fuel to those who call the group pure thugs. >> that is the face of the party. brutal violence and no respect to the democratic institutions. >> golden dawn has called for all immigrants to leave greece's borders. they go further still. >> we are going to have electric fences and guards to protect our country. >> you are saying immigrants should be killed through mines? >> well, they shouldn't be here. the whole country is dying from immigrants and bankers. >> that anti-immigrant rhetoric is striking a cord here with increasing attacks. this pakistanis said he was assaulted, but he does not know by whom. golden dawn denies they are behind anti-immigrant violence. "i'm scared of going out." he says. "it never used to be this way." over 80% of migrants of e.u. pass through greece, making them a target of public anger during the financial crisis and playing directly into the hands of the far right. >> the other side shouts loudly, too. aimed at stopping this group, golden

love the air. [ sneezes ] >>> a passing storm system pelted the atlanta area with pea-sized hail thursdayuburban lawns like a mid-may snowstorm. it didn't last long. the high in atlanta today is expected to top 80 degrees. >>> day to day, even hour to hour, the weather is constantly changing, but climate experts say much of the country is in for an especially hot and dry summer this year. already this spring, we've seen some dangerous wildfires as chip reid reports. >> reporter: in the southwestern united states, the wildfire season is already off to an early start. in northern arizona, near the historic mining town of count king, a fire blew out of control today due to hot, dry conditions and strong winds. now comes more bad news. those conditions are likely to continue. a new report by the federal government's climate prediction center says the southern two-thirds of the nation is likely to be warmer than normal during june, july and august, especially in the southwest. and that means the potential for the worst wildfire season in years. professor david robinson as a climatologist with

homes and cars were pelted with golf size hail.s accompanied by rain, 85-mile an hour winds. several roads had to be closed. and there were reports of funnel clouds but so far no reports of tornadoes. >>> a 5-year-old boy survivors a fall to a storm drain. firefighters had to the -- get them out of a storm drain that was just 1 foot in diameter. only one was small enough to be dropped down and pull him out. she successfully removed him from the well. >>> i was woken up by someone and asked me where my weed and my money were. he took my weed and my rent money. >> two students were home at the time of the robbery. >>> a good kid, an eagle scout buys marijuana on the street. what would make him do that? tonight phillip weaner tells us his story wjz, he's in the fight of his life and wants you to know why he's breaking the law. >> reporter: they believe lighting up marijuana will help save their lives. >> i spent a week in the hospital every month. >> reporter: no ordinary high. >> it's just as useful to me as chemotherapy. >> reporter

eight though the house of lords overruled all the cases previously won by the islanders which the pelts their right of return. we had to suffer exile because of for defense purposes and we've been surprise and surprise needs to be exiled from your homeland for the defense of the west. to a substantial degree in one form or another socialism has spread the shadow of human regimentation over most of the nations of the earth. and the shadow as i'm approaching upon our own liberty. i was certainly a cold warrior i thought the soviet union was a menace i still do i still believe that we had every right to try and defend ourselves against the power of the soviet union i began to change i got new information after the collapse of the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred one above all how fast our country moved united states to find a replacement enemy to keep the military industrial complex functioning to serve the vested interests in the cold war system i was appalled by this i believe that we should have had after the collapse of the soviet union that eliminated any basis for this globa

the militants linked to al qaeda have been pelted from the air, targeted by attack helicopters. many senior leaders managed to flee across the border. several times the army has declared victory, insisting the area has been cleared. but the taliban keeps proving them wrong. the bombing was the third attack in just two days. twin blasts killed five people. the dead were tribal elders and security personnel. local officials have condemned the latest attack and said the fight against terror will continue to its logical end. >> the u.s. state department has confirmed it has received a new application for a pipeline to carry oil from the so called tar sands in western canada to a hub in the state of nebraska. president obama lost the project over environmental concerns. the new application includes new routes designed to avoid sensitive areas. president obama is under pressure to support the pipeline. business leaders and republicans say it would create thousands of jobs. if there is any doubt how influential big oil companies, a new book will probably dispel them. it is called "priv

measure that would take back the dense of the marriage act there last been a movement to really come pelt republicans in the house to come around and get educated on third crew. >> reporter: in 2011, roughly 12 million bucks were spent on both the house and senate versions of the respect for marriage act. tobacco lobbyists are spending about $17 million that same year. gun control lobbyists spend 260,000. experts say that unlike other issues, those gay marriage seems to be gaining in popularity. >> this is something that they really feel is like there could be a ground swell of support to help pass this. >> meantime, gop presidential candidate mitt romney accusing president obama of trying to shift attention away from the economy with his big announce. this week. only time will tell if the president's latest declaration will get more votes later. one thing for sure, his declaration has given his campaign a boost. he raised $15 million at the home of george clooney on thursday night. >>> republican presidential candidate mid-romney affirmed his position on gay marriage today during a comme

if you have a picnic, you really need to keep an eye on your pelt or better yet keep them inside, it's going to be hot this weekend and they may be uncomfortable if they're out there with you, supervising dogs and kids together is always a good idea. and if you can't do that, you can always just put them in a room for the day. there's air conditioning, he won't be disturbed, he won't get into any trouble, turn on the radio, the tv, he'll be fine. >> if you are having a cookout or picnic, there's a chance you'll be going in and out a lot, so you want to make sure your dog doesn't run away. >> or your cat. some people don't let your cats out, so keeping an eye on them can be a challenge during a day like that. if you put them in a little room, give them a significant toy to play with. they'll be okay. >> so rex is up for adoption. i know people right now are looking at their tv screen going, oh, my gosh. you can go get him this weekend. you guys are open. what are the hours? >> we are open on saturday and sunday 11:00 to 4:00, we're open today 12:00 to 5:00, we are closed on memorial day

undo everything mariam and her friends fought for shafiq is deeply hated by many egyptians and was pelted with stones and shoes when he went to vote but for that that area revolutionaries weren't able to field a single compelling candidate in the country's first post mubarak presidential elections. but many egyptians expected their mommies to be replaced by moderates like i'm almost the sick list of vice a former member of mubarak's regime and abdomen. name a bush a tool a local former brotherhood member adding to their woes egyptians also fear the military that's been ruling the country for the past fifteen months won't stick to its promise to hand over power and instead will continue to pull the strings even from a far less an area that dr hassan a far believes would have unthinkable consequences i mean it's very cool has to be excluded and then i thought would be very very heroic and there would be a little bloodshed and i think that to me is very much aware of this it's very likely egyptians will vote in any islamist president marking one of the most dramatic political turnarounds in

occasionally, he got pelted with garbage and rotten eggs. and some people even said he couldn't be an ex-slave, he was too smart and too articulate to feel have ever been a slave. so he publishes an autobiography in 1845, you know, to prove in part that he really was a slave. and in his book he talks about the things he'd already been talking about in his lectures, the dehumanizing effects of slavery, how slaves are badly treated. he also talks about the corrupting influence that slavery has on white people. and that even white men who are trying to be good masters can sometimes behave with great cruelty. and now that he has a public profile, that he's a published author, his friends are afraid that the anthony family in maryland may try to hire a slave catcher to track him down and bring him back to slavery. so he left the united states. he went to europe. he traveled around the british isles for about two years. he met a number of famous reformers in england and in ireland. he gave public speeches. then he comes back to the united states a

undo everything mariam and her friends fought for shafiq is deeply hated by many egyptians and was pelted with stones and shoes when he went to vote but for that the taxpayer revolutionaries would be able to field a single compelling candidate in the country's first post presidential elections. but many egyptians expected the monies to be replaced by moderates like i'm almost certain the sick list of vice a former member of mubarak's regime and abdul more name to look for form of brotherhood member adding to their woes egyptians also fear the military that's been ruling the country for the past fifteen months won't stick to its promise to hand over power and instead will continue to pull the strings even if from a farm mr noir that dr hassan a far believes would have unthinkable consequences. i think. it's very likely egyptians will vote in the end it's not just president mocking one of the most dramatic political turnarounds in history after all it wasn't that long ago that the muslim brotherhood was outlawed and its members imprisoned now it's mubarak in the dock and the brotherhood alm

i would watch a show about pelts if the house blew up at the end of every one.r olympics are just a little over two months away. yesterday, nbc and their various family channels unveiled their plan for broadcasting the games. and that plan is to provide 500 -- 5,535 hours of programming. more than double the amount of coverage of all previous summer olympics combined. that's -- that's too much, right? we could live would discus, right? [ laughter ] and how many different kinds of switching do we need? we have the backstroke, butterfly, dog -- there's one swimming event. one should be, get to the other end of the pool as fast as you can and that's it. that's a lot of hours and i feel like the announcers are going to get bored after awhile and start sounding like this. >> and here we have -- i don't know, a guy with a stick or something. he's prancing with the stick. throwing the stick and it lands. he threw the stick. ah -- i guess he gets a medal for that? stuart far -- far -- who cares? >> jimmy: former president clinton had quite a night last night. he was wit

greta van pelt was clayton and openly gay father. the bulls support president thomas decision to support same- sex marriage calling it " the american thing to do. would allow the largest cycling races in the country kicks off in sonoma county this morning 16 teams are taking part in the 2012 tour of california the stage one starting this morning to finish a letter on a santa rosa. other stages are san francisco down the coast and then on tuesday staged three running from san jose to a lot more. the race ends may 20th and los angeles. check for road closures and find the best spot to watch on our front page of the web site. with a live report from the starting line coming up and half an hour. and that's simply add thousands of dollars for the next big deal in the arts world. >>> unleashing dragon dancers in san francisco up next the goals of this year's festival. >>> a possible shakeup in california primary is the reason you may not see republican vs. democrat on your ballot. >>> @ fog along the coast clearing and wind going with stra

. >> throughout the game we were getting pelted with peanuts and then at the end of the game assonates game ended one of the guys picked up a coke bottle and sprayed it all over and it looked like he was ready to fight. he was facing us kd of staring us down. >> the hearing for luis sanchez and marvin norwood is expected to last four are days and during that time 22 twin cities will be presented by the -- 22 witnesses will be presented by the prosecution. >>> according to brian stowe's website which was just updated yesterday he still doesn't understand what has happened to him. the traumatic brain injury affected his short-term memory. his family says this makes him frustrated and at times confused. >>> the oakland school district says a teenager was probably directly targeted when shot outside school this afternoon. a group of students were gathered in the shade under pine trees at park and mcarthur boulevards when the gunman opened fire on the teenager from about 20 feet away. he was shot in the leg and lucky as it turned out. >> there was an ambulance nearby really at the intersect