>> fort putnam sits high above the hudson river at west point. its purpose was to help keep this vital area from falling into the hands of the british. the fort retains many of its historical features, starting with the ramparts. the word "ramparts" should sound familiar. it's in our national anthem -- "o'er the ramparts we watched..." but that was written about a different war. >> well, the ramparts are the walls of the fort. those are the defensive walls which we think of when we see a fort. well, not only do the ramparts of the fort still stand but we also have the casemates, which are down below us. >> a casemate was an 18th-century bomb shelter. this one was used to house up to 50 men in case of attack. >> we have the barracks building, which houses a very nice museum inside. and around the fort, you'll see many replica cannon, which are faithful replicas of what were here during the american revolution. >> the fort is open to visitors, but because it's located at west point, which is a military installation, certain restrictions apply to en

putnam rode is close to -- putnam road is closed. take 165 as your alternate.o avoid at hawkins point. another accident in edgewater. 95 of picking up out of the white marsh area. plenty of brake lights down towards the 895 split. you can see the roads are wet. this is near baltimore national pike. west side delays continue all the way down towards edmondson. going to be an all-day event? >> it will not be a steady rain. cloudy skies otherwise and it will be muggy. it is in the low to mid 70's. around 80 the next couple of days. a slight chance for rain on wednesday and thursday. the weekend looks nice with plenty of sunshine. good news for father's day. >> get the rain out of the way. >> you're getting an iron, stan. >> a crock pot. >> one year i got a frying pan. >> that is more of a suggestion. >> yeah, right. if you're looking for more weather and traffic together, be sure to join us this morning for 11 news at 7:00 a.m. on wbal plus. i didn't know if that was a hint for me to cook more. >> there you'll find more local news as well as up-to-date traffic and

kid said -- putnam and bancroft kids.they are my partners in crime in this respect. these two schools have been with us from the very beginning which was one of the things that we said when we started exploring whether or not we could plan a garden on the south lawn. it would have to be a teaching garden. it would have to be a garden that kids could participate in and understand where their food comes from and engage in that process because that is really what i learned in my own life. when i involves my kids in the food they ate, and we did not garden in chicago but certainly went to farmers' markets and got them involved in really changing their diets and owning that process that they accepted it a lot more. we have seen that with these kids. these kids are working in the gardens in their own schools, bringing back ideas and questions to their own families and helping to change the way they eat and do great things. these kids have been amazing. they have just been a pleasure. they come to the white house. they don't get

that was a long one, but we had to go over the love and fair thing in putnam and the boyfriend and stuff to scott in minnesota, please. scott? >> caller: hey, jim. you do good work. my stock is algt. >> here we go again. another bull market stock. it's an airline company. oil is in free fall. the stock is up almost 50%. but that said, i want to ring the register and take profits. i'm taking one more. i'm not done. let's go to chris in pennsylvania. chris. >> caller: jimbo, big boo-yah from pennsylvania. how's it going? >> real, good. >> caller: my stock is hertz global. >> everybody is upset about hertz because they have this industrial division. to me, stock is down a lot already. i would start nibbling at hertz. it is a little too economically sensitive for my taste and doesn't have a yield, but i am going to blast the idea of buying a little bit here. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> consider the incredible comeback of gap stores. that's really saying something. it's not like i'm the mos

the directors that put this documentary together, sanchez and tom putnam, are still looking for donations from people to help finish the project. >>> part of the allure of owning and driving an exotic super car is the rev and sound of the engine. the showiness of the car. [ car revving. >> sounds wonderful. >> i bet sitting in the car it feels amazing. >> not everybody appreciates the sound of a beautiful lamborghini, including this guy. >> , stop that [ bep ]! [ bleep ] you scare all of us. >> so chris martin from cold play got all scared by the lamborghini and his mommy was there, too. she got scared. that's really not chris martin. looked like it to me. >> i think it's mitchell from "modern family." >> yeah. >> it may have little to do with the engine and more to do with the fact that he scared this guy's mom. you're out with your mom, dude. you've got to be protective of your mom, you know? [ car revving ] >> the sound of this is like the sound of a leaf blower, you know, that loud -- just kind of grates on your nerves a little bit. and if you're not expecting it, the roar of that so

this is your biggest fan, i live in putnam valley, new york, but since we're from brooklyn, i'm sending big brooklyn boo-yah! >> i'll take that, although when you threw the boyfriend in there, it was a big buzz kill for me. but go ahead, that's all right. >> caller: i wanted to thank you for sharing with your fans your wisdom, your sense of humor and most of all your passion for informsing in the equity market. i myself am a passionate muni bond queen. i credit you for helping me understand the importance of diversifying my portfolio. so in my stock portfolio, i own about 500 shares of temper energy. >> this is what i'm talking about. it's up, it's up nicely, it's got a decent yield. is it a bear market if you can have a 16% return like she does? 16% return. i like it. i'm taking another. that was a long one, but we had to go over the love and fair thing in putnam and the boyfriend and stuff. let's go to scott in minnesota, please. scott? >> caller: hey, jim. you do good work. you got a tough job. my stock is travel. my stock is algt. >> here we go again. another bull market stock. it's

. >> miss putnam explained to me that she had nowhere to live.at she just wanted to finish high school. >> reporter: with a safe place to stay, dawn flourished. president of the photography club, the spanish club, the rock-climbing club. did i miss any? >> started a community service project for soldiers in active military service, national honor society, beta club. national spanish honor society. >> reporter: when it came time to apply for college, a friend urged her to aim high. >> you will be admitted to the harvard college class of 2016 -- >> and i think what got me into harvard was my drive and the fact i've been able to do so much with everything working against me. imagine what i'll be able to do when things are actually going like they should. i feel like sheryl allowing me to stay there has been the best thing that has happened to me. >> and i think that a lot of people would have done the same thing that i have done, if they knew the circumstances. >> reporter: dawn plans to pay for college with a mix of financial aid, local scholarship

beijing's growing regional influence leon panetta once a great american pro access to vietnam support dr putnam one from hong kong city university believes china's neighbors may be using washington to get leverage against china. i would not say that this office asian countries this more powers would like to give up china but they would like to invite the united states to join in the arena so that they could have more pocketing chips against china if we will serve a kind of. a signal to china china can nort assert all is so frantic aims over this off china sea and vietnam can also be packed up over by the americans military power to counter china's military dominance in the region the south china sea has been a very important astrological creation for number one connecting oil shipping routes from the middle east to east asia number two a small seoul a very important commercial shipping routes for all of the east and southeast asian nations to solve china sea has been a very important irritant for china and southeast asian nations international relations for the past decade. now let's take a loo

there's some indications the percentage of people involved in such associations are declining as robert putnam suggests in his book bowling along. i think there's important counterevidence that's come forward. so voluntary associations are part of american life. americans give more money and volunteer more time for charity than people in any other significant nation in the world and by a lot. arthur brooks, the president of american enterprise institute, has documented this. it's part of an american tradition. the tradition of american philanthropy is still strong. remember that a century ago in that progressive era, a masters of great fortune like andrew carnegie and rockefeller gave enormous sums to charity and changed america life through building our system of libraries. rockefeller created our medical research institutions and the meadow owe rigorous medical schools we have today and the teaching hospitals. that was the creation of john d. rockefeller. a contribution to american life that was above that of many government policies and government programs. so the federal government does no

putnam explained to me that she had nowhere to live and that she just wanted to finish high school. > a safe place to stay, dawn flourished. you were president of the photography club. >> yes. >> reporter: the spanish club, the rock climbing club. did i miss any? >> also started a community service project for soldiers in active military service, national honor society, beta club, national spanish honor society. >> reporter: when it came time to apply to college, a friend urged her to aim high. >> "you've been admitted to the harvard college class of 2016." and i think what got me into harvard was my drive and the fact that i've been able to do so much with everything working against me. imagine what i'll be able to do when things are actually going like they should. >> reporter: and tonight, when dawn graduates from burns high school near the top of her class, it will be sheryl's face she looks for in the crowd. >> i feel like sheryl allowing me to stay there has been the best thing that-- that has happened to me. >> and i think that a lot of people would have done the same thing tha

we have a situation in the fallston area, a down tree putnam between pleasantville.es are blocked. to get around it, take baldwin mill instead. other accidents hawkins at quarantine, green spring at druid park drive and north utah at west fayette. let's take a live look. there is a delay southbound 35 from white marsh to the harbor tunnel thruway. not too much fun in that direction. and another live look as you can see things are still moving better at baltimore national pike but a couple of cars are on the road as well as raindrops on the camera. this traffic report is brought to you by toyota and your local toyota dealer. stop in and test drive the reinvend camry at your local -- reinvented camry at your local toyota dealer. >>> this morning's coffee is with nicky roberts. welcome back to the eyewitness news morning edition. >> great to see you again. >> when we last saw you -- by, way, we will do a web extra. after this five minutes, go to wjz.com. this is a story that will take more than five minutes. when we last spoke you were on your way to cannes. >> yes. >>

downed tree in palmer road and fallston -- putnam road and fallston. another one at hawkins point and quarantine road. 95 and white marsh, very heavy. approaching white marsh to the 805 split, if you want to head out on the parkton region, building volume coming towards us. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we have rain to contend with this morning. it is not heavy rain, but it is coming down in batches. take an umbrella give yourself a few extra minutes. 70 degrees at the airport. 68 in jarrettsville. off and on rainshowers, maybe a couple of thunderstorms this afternoon. high temperatures in the low 80s. we will knock it down to 30%. it looks nice going into the weekend. ♪ baby baby >> you want some proof that bieber fever is alive and well? an estimated quarter of a million fans crowded into mexico city's historic plaza last night for a free show from the teen idol. who would be crazy enough to do a free justin bieber. wait a minute. you don't have to go to mexico city because we have a free justin bieber friday morning right behind us on t

. >> reporter: todd putnam says he feels remorseful targeting minorities and young people. >> some feel they have a debt they owe. i certainly do. >> reporter: now, coca-cola, returning fire. saying putman hasn't worked for the company for 12 years. and that the business has changed drastically. and in a bold move, katie bain, coke's current head of sparkling beverages has come out in "usa today" and claimed there is no scientific evidence that connects sugary beverages to obesity. the industry contradicting showing study after study, that there is a link, including a study from yale. big soda is being attacked on multiple fronts right now. in new york city, the mayor cracking down. disney, the parent company of abc news, banning junk food ads during children's programming. and scientists, waging a very public jihad against researchers, like this man, a renowned scientist named david allison, who has taken money from the makers of soda and other unhealthy foods. i confronted him last year. i'm just looking at this list of money you've taken from the food industry. sir? as for todd putma

robert putnam, one of the prtesier lnaeeral sociologists d america went around and did a mathing.rve longinteredinal itid found that the verse committees actually become weaker, if by weperer you mean less voampnteeri hip, social interacn , less commitments to col unity projects and all that kind of sntereff. people hunker down and watch tv in their homes so that the other comes into thfulr commums r i. this is not an argument. i am very pro lhopal il igration and that think we could stand more, so even for a specific public policy, i do think it is true that drvert war i this is somehow used as a replacement rather than mpering an actual argument. argument with it is in higher ed focation. lee bollinger who used to be it chancellor or presidents of overseeing michigaey h now coampmbari, famously said in the big affirmative action case for the supreme court the drvert wai is like -- as isimortant as shakespeare or physics or learning a forfulobe language. my prodoutes with this is the od argument about affirmative action, as lbj said, unfair and unjust. a man who has been changed his

and the dekalb and putnam county sheriff departments have come up with a creative way of getting peoplerrants to give themselves up. >> as sheriff i was looking for innovative ways to do my business. every sheriff's department in the country has numerous warrants that are outstanding. people become difficult to find. >> the inspiration, a fake giveaway used by the federal marshal service years ago. >> we sent out letters to someone telling them they won a laptop computer and they would need to show up, claim their laptop computer. >> these people have been call -- conning us for all these years, it's time to con them. >> they made a new business cbi computers. as cameras roll, detective powell runs through the details. >> we've already got customers outside waiting to be arrested. the way that the operation is designed is in the location we'll have two to three cbi employees at this point. >> the office is staffed with members of local law enforcement acting as cbi employees. once the officers confirm the identity of the person coming to claim their prize, another employee leads them to

putnam as a surprise that caltrain has removed this drive with their sons by. helped in generate interest the near davenport, rob flaeboe, kron 4 news. it >> the latest figures show that the statewide average of a gallon of get gasoline dropped below $4. but we do not know whether this point to a hold or whether we will decline. normally this time years when prices go up. motorists tell kron 4 news that they're happy to get a break for however long it lasts. >> in san jose bailey on charges he molested two young girls and ripped a 80 year-old mentally challenged girl. they're worried that there might be more victims. there and really could beat cancer 15 years to life in prison. >> the mayor unfurls a the flag to sell it bright gay pride. the focus is on global ecology. they're focusing on this country that were being lesbian or gay is a crime. . stanley roberts 2000 people be a been badly. bus stops at the river crossing and weight. watch as this bus approaches to the tracks and barely comes to i spent the day watching bus drivers and their rail safety. coming

robert putnam who i quote in the book, one of the premier liberal sociologists in america, he went aroundassive survey around the united states and found that diverse communities actually become weaker. if by weaker you mean less volunteerism, less social interaction, less commitment to community projects and all that kind of stuff come to hunker down and watch tv in their homes when sort of the other community. this is not an argument i am very pro-illegal immigration and i expect that we can stand more migration and all that but it's not arguing for specific public policy. i do think it's true that diversity ethos is somehow used as a replacement for an argument rather than making an actual argument. one of the places i really have a problem with it is in higher education where klebold, he is to be the chancellor and the president of the university of michigan and now is that colombia famously said in an affirmative action case before the supreme court that diversity is important as shakespeare, physics or learning a foreign language. and my problem with this is the old argument about a

robert putnam, one of the premiere liberal sociologist in america, went around and did a massive survey of the united states and found that diverse communities actually become weaker, if by weaker you mean less volunteerism, less social interaction, less commitment to community projects, people hunker down and watch tv in their homes when the other comes into their community. now, this is not an argument i'm very pro legal immigration and i think we can have -- it's not necessarily an argument for a specific public policy but i do think it is true that diversity is somehow used as a replacement for an argument rather than making an actual argument and one of the places i have a problem with it is in higher education, like lee bulger said, used to be the chancellor of the university of michigan. famously said, diversity is like -- is as important as shakes spear or physics or learning a foreign language. right? and my problem with this is the standard -- the old argument about affirmative action, unfair, ungist to take man who has been in chains his entire life and take him out of his ch

robert putnam, who i quote in the book, one of the premier liberal sociologists in america, he went around and did a massive longitudinal survey of the united states and found that, um, diverse communities actually become weaker. if by weaker you meanless volunteerism, less social interaction, less commitment to community projects and all all that kind of stuff, people tend to hunker down and watch tv in their homes when the other comes into their community. now, this is not an argument, i'm very pro-legal immigration, and i think we could have, we could stand more spe gration and all that. so this is not necessarily an argument for specific public policy in this regard. but i do think it is true that the diversity ethos is somehow used as a replacement for an argument rather than making an actual argument. and one of the places where i really have a problem with it is in higher education. lee bolinger, who used to be the chancellor or the president of the university of michigan, i think now he's at columbia, but he famously said in the big affirmative action case before the supreme court

west virginia health right, cobble huntington children's hospital, thomas memorial hospital and the putnam dental health council. united way has supported family counseling at the canal valley fellowship home and at family counseling connection. it has also benefited emergency assistance facilities, such as the boone county community organization and madison baptist church, mountain mission and nitro-st. albana care in cheryl. in 2011 alone, 68,337 individuals were served by united way supported programs in west virginia alone. more than 13,162 children and youth benefited from the services of united way partner agencies, and more than 26,997 people received financial assistance from a united way partner agency. in addition, nearly 28,000 people received health-related assistance from united way partner agency also. i have also been an avid supporter of united way and their community service efforts. and my wife gayle also served as the chairwoman of marion county's united way. i applaud the organization's ability to inspire members and their communities to work together and improve all as

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