i'll start with you, raven. how tough has the past five months been? i still miss her. >> larobert, would you agree, "it's not that bad" and if so, why would you say that? your mom wouldn't want to hear you can make it just fine without her. >> we're used to her being deployed. it's still hard because that's our mother, but we try to get through it as best we can. >> for you guys, either one can jump in, raven, it sounds like and again you have military in your family. i think generations really of military in your family. is this something that makes it a little easier, because quite frankly, raven, you're kind of used to it right now. >> it's not easy. i just try not to think about it a lot, so i won't tense up, i guess. >> larobert, what is it, i guess, day in and day out. you know how to cope and you can cope, but what is it day in and day out that you find yourself sometimes that you are missing, maybe it's just you can't pick up the phone and call so easily, maybe you miss something she cooks but what is it day in and day out that certainly gets

ravens, already sent a jet back.o announce miller's hiring. it has yet to be confirmed. but we'll see what the suns say and we'll keep you informed. >>> downtown at the yards today. plain baseball. not too high above a child's comprehension. one of those days, orioles starting pitcher jeremy guthrie is always going to remember to try to forget. against tampa bay birds. earned 7-runs en route to a final, 8-4. outscored, 14-4. and got a score there. now, hoping to avoid this week by tomorrow. >> just couldn't take advantage of it. it's a rare opportunity. i can't say anything. but especially starting pitches to tampa out there. >>> meantime, kudos go to the loyola university of maryland women's lacrosse team. and 2011, big east conference champion someone. -- championship. >>> later, the greyhounds. grace gavin. she set a new school record with a 227th school goal. loyola wins bid for the tournament. >>> baltimore county, towson, division 3 men on the pacifickesque campus of goucher college, where they took on scranton

and next half hour, we'll hear from the new ravens pick on the day of the draft. hear what you have to say. >>> and the orioles were looking to win their second in a row. the burrs were leading in the 8th inning. extends the lead with a two-run double. blasted down the third baseline, and that will be enough. baltimore goes on to win this one 6-32, and with two games left with chicago starting this afternoon. and to -- >>> and yesterday, we were talking. the crew member told me yesterday that they were 11 and 13. so with that win, they are 12 and 13 one game. >> they're rocking and rolling. >> yeah. >> why not? >> why not? we have been waiting for so long. let's go. all right. >>> well, it's going to be a pretty decent day today. shaping up pretty nice although we can't rule out scattered showers. not quite as pretty as yesterday, but definitely as mild but not a little bit milder. let's talk about the forecast. and actually the first picture you'll be outside. if you haven't been outside already. we're looking at nice pretty scattered clouds and some high thin cl

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i asked jimmy smith what he knows about the ravens? >> you think of defense.u think of is defense. when they call on him it is like it is one of the best defenses in the league. >> tell me about the challenge. you didn't it in college, of doing it in the nfl. as you is it here now and look forward you see what? >> opportunity. stepping in with a bunch of veteran guys with a great foundation, leadership, ownership and coach. it puts me in a great situation. i have to take advantage of it. and help the team win a superbowl. >> none of the newly drafted rookies can work out with the team as the league and players fight in court over the collective bargaining agreement. appeals court in st. louis heard arguments on both sides to keep the players locked out. in baseball the orioles are on the road and on a roll. three wins on the road against chicago. buck showalter scoring runs in the windy city. got a big hit from nick markakis. he clears basis double to the gap. markakis helped power the o's to a 6-4 win. quest for a fourth straight win begins with jeremy guthri

. >>> still to come, the ravens >>> the twelve h-well, it -- 2011 is over and the ravens are talkingbout their selection. >> the ravens picked eight players over three days of the draft. they'll bring in five new owe tensive players and three on defense. baltimore is getting high grades for the players they picked, especially their top two. those two were in owings mills this week surrounded by the front office staff. defense sigh back jimmy smith and torrey smith. they felt like they got great value. torrey smith from the university of maryland, and jimmy smith out of colorado evaluated a top 15, ravens get him in the 27th. i spoke with both players and asked jimmy smith what he knows about the raven. >> you think of ray lewis and defense, me personally being from the west coast. one of the best defenses in the league. that was my first thought. >> tell me about the challenge. you've done it in college. as you sit here, you look forward and she what? >> i see opportunity, you know, stepping in with a bunch of veteran guys, great leadership, great ownership, great coaching. i got to

the ravens take running back anthony allen from georgia tech.efully we can talk real football again soon. the orioles remain a decent distance from where they want to be as a franchise. tonight you could say the white sox did the giving. chicago living up to the weather.pe of whethe if i were hearty, i would get back really quick from that old leak -- if i were hardy. roberts makes it worked. a fine double play. chris tillman had no runs allowed in over five innings. not a recipe for success, but might delivered. 2-1 orioles. brian roberts strikes out. andino scores all the way from second base and the orioles take the advantage, 3-1. bases loaded for vladimir guerrero. makes it 5-1 oriole's. the victory is 6-2. a little cross on this saturday. loyola trying to be johns hopkins, something it does not do very often at all. three times out of the last 49. hawkins had an impressive second half lead. -- hopkins had an impressive second half lead. it comes down to this. last chance for the hounds. a loose ball up for one last shot, and it goes wide.

mark joins us with news on how the ravens and other teams are coping.mark, it's tough. >> reporter: teams usually do gather for minicamps right after the draft but it's not happening because of the lockout. an appeals court in st. louis currently working on a ruling that could uphold the stoppage or order the players to be allowed back to work. ravens qb gathered some receivers for informal practice in arizona last week. saints qb gathered for workout. players are doing what they can to stay in shape and study play books. they are forbidden by the lockout from consulting with coaches or using team facilities. that makes the initiation process especially challenging for newly drafted rookies. but ravens draftee smith tells me he's not worried about it. >> i'm confident they'll get something done in the future. obviously the lockout kind of hinders olympic a little bit, but i'm able to work out still. i can call any other guy and see what they're doing and they can help coach me up. i'm not really concerned too much. >> smith played at the university of m

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the ravens wrap up their draw.o top picks seem like good >> it must be a record, but certainly no other kid has drafted two players in consecutive rounds that have the same name. the ravens did on thursday and friday, "james smith." jimmy is a quarterback in the first round and torry, but the birth certificates say they share the name together. smith arguably the best combination of size and speed the ravens have ever had at wide receiver. jimmy has had some off-field issues. >> i don't have any character issues. i made bad decisions when i was a young kid. like most persons. i want them to think that i want them to come in here and make this organization make bad or have these two putting information on. >> i have an opportunity to know them myself and get to know them in the process. he's a great guy. the way the media tries to portray him, i feel that's not him. he's a great guy, down to earth. his things are in the past. i feel people should focus on what he has to do from this day forward. >> jimmy smith has h

. >> the ravens came out of the n.f.l. lockout to support one of their own and race for a good cause. >> it's a special kind of strength in faith so thank you o.j. for that. >> thousands joined ravens head coach for the fifth annual fiesta 5 k raising money for lou garing's disease. they ran to support former ravens line backer oj brig gant. >> it has a special meaning for us and everybody out here has a family member good friend or colleague who has had this disease. >> despite his battle, oj spends many days at ravens' headquarters. he also has his own foundation. if you would like to donate we placed a link on our website. take a look at these works of art. the 13th annual race. you see the pink poodle and bumble bee were just a few of the wacky veckeds that traveled the 15 mile route. >> think what we could have come up with. >> you need a good life jacket. >> absolutely. >> all right. howard county executive ken is our quay guest. find out what's going on in the county and the importance of his recent trip to washingt

it remains guess work on when we will see the ravens rookie class on the field for the first time.hat a court of appeals will decide this week whether the current temporary stay becomes permanent. if that happens, the lockout will last at least until the owners' appeal hearing, and that could wipe out the rest of the nfl off-season. on to the nba. nba players been part of their day discussing the killing of osama bin laden 319 players tweeted about it this morning, but the league wants to prepare for more than just a garage of social media. the nba announced it will require all fans attending playoff games to pass through metal detectors at all arenas. they want security measures on heightened alert in preparation for retaliatory acts. the nfl's no. 1 draft pick will compete to wear no. 2. he wore the number two at auburn last season but now that he plays for the carolina panthers, he has a conflict. the carolina quarterback already wears no. 2 for the panthers and does not sound ready to give it up to the guy the panthers drafted to take his job. now."d "it's mine the panthers hav

duracell threw a party for the fire department and raven's quarterback was there giving the department check for 1,000 bucks. >> good to be out in the community and seeing these guys and looking at the faces of people that are out there, and they're saving lives and doing a lot of things for the community. and they're self-less and courageous. >> the money will be used to buy life saving equipment and batteries for smoke detectors. >>> we have more still to come tonight, including a bittersweet discovery. >> stunned would be a good way to put it. >> how a woman survived being stranded in the woods two months and a search to find her husband still missing. >>> a big mistake for a teen ended up killing one of his friends. >>> we have entered into a new phase of civil rights struggles. >>> we'll tell you about the surprising person who forced two muslim men off a flight. >>> how a community came together to help save a garden near and dear to mayor shaffer's heart. their story when the news continues. >>> started out the weekend with sunshine. we'll let you know what to expect in the fore

and raise money for this cause. >> reporter: former ravens' linebacker, o.j.antses went public with his diagnosis of lou gehrig's disease. >> he will be here. i can't wait. i've been e-mailing him all week. he's been wonderful. he still greets the fans. he inspires players and people with als. >> there's no cure or treatment for those with als. but there is hope. >> we do stem cell research now. it is just breathtaking. it is just so vibrating to see what's going on at this meeting. it was really cool. >> reporter: 1700 people are expected here for the race. to raise an estimated quarter million dollars for als research. >> we have 75 teams signed up. and that's really the heart of the race. they get their friends and families involved. and they're all coming out tomorrow. >> reporter: ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. >> o.j. brigants and his wife are cochairs of the race. ravens coach john harbaugh will also be there. and you can still register for the siesta 5k. for more information, just log onto our website, wjz.com. >>> will the sun hold up for the race? lo

loch raven at loch raven boulevard. now let's take a live look. traffic definitely backing down there. that's 70 at 29. we'll take another live look very heavy congestion on the west side at baltimore national pike. this traffic report is brought to you by triple a. auto insurance. trust triple a. to get an instant auto quote. visit aaa.com and use it for all it's worth. back to you. >>> thank you. it seems inevitable $4 gas is right around the corner. prices keep climbing around the baltimore area. they're up another two cents from yesterday. unfortunately experts don't expect osama bin laden's death to have any impact on the pump. here are the latest numbers. the gallon of regular gas average of $3.97 a gallon today. that's more than 30 cents higher than what we paid last month. >>> straight ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00 up in flames a plane takes a deadly plunge in a south florida neighborhood. what witnesses saw. >>> how much do you pay to take money out of a noncustomer atm? one bank is lower its outrageous charge. >>> it's terrific tu

the woman who scam money from a former baltimore ravens player by falsely claiming she had cancer hasordered to repay the money, and has been sentenced to a three-year probation. she'd be which she blamed her behavior on drugs. maryland state police say a tractor-trailer hit an overpass on park heights avenue while traveling on the interloop. debris was sent on 2695. engineers are examining the bridge. it is a sure sign that spring has arrived, and it has been going on for 100 years. the flower mart in mount vernon is going on with the event for all ages. the flower market will be open today from a 11:00 until 8:00. >> they have great weather. coming up next, dr. kim hammond is here to answer your pet questions. >> and, lace up your shoes. the 5 k race. >> want to get mom some crabs for mother's day? we will tell you everything you need to know. >> the sun is shining. the temperature has popped up to 60 degrees. we will talk about the prospects for rain this weekend. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.or

how you can run with the baltimore ravens. through his determination and courage, he continues to be an inspiration as he battles als. >> turnout for the fifth annual fiesta 5 k to benefit local research. >> when runners take to the streets, there will be doing it for als research. raising awareness for the debilitating lou gehrig's disease. something oj burgance has been battling since 2007. he can no longer talk, but his winning smile is ever present. >> he still goes into the office every day and that has been a blessing. they have allowed him to be part of the family. they have allowed us to be there with them. they have been there with us. >> members of the ravens organization will turn out for the fiesta 5 k. harry swain played with him in a super bowl and is a dear friend. >> oj has been ambassador for als patients and for all people who suffer from a terminal illness. >> the fiesta five k will kick off a power plant live and the money will go toward als research. oj will be there as honorary chair. >> every day we get

four -month-old raven may be the lucky one. her mind clear of troubling questions. >> that back door was open. >> reporter: but not so for her parents kristin and rudy gallegos. >> now that everything is settled down. you start questioning everything and looking at everything and wandering about everything. >> reporter: kristin found raven's bassinet empty. the girl's grandmother was arrested later. >> she threw herself a baby shower with mariachi and party, and people brought gifts and strollers. >> reporter: while her parents slept, ramie was taken. >> with grandma in the closet, with grandma behind the door. >> reporter: we found today police found blood stops stops leading from the back door. and the gallegos were interviewed intensively. >> you are picturing blood splatters, when they're saying there's blood on your bassinet, there's blood on your bed there's blood on your floor. >> i just screamed, ramie is not here. he looked and it took him a second to wake up. and he said no i put him in his bed. >> despite the questio

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spends many days at ravens head quarters.ou would like to donate, go to our web site, www.wbaltv.com. >> take a look at these works of art. >> go ask alice and bumble bee are a few of the whacky cars. >> those are fantastic. might need a little tweaking maybe. >> the time 16:55. 48 degrees on tv -- the time is 6:55. 48 degrees on tv hill. >> 1-4 girls and 1-6 boys will be sexual sli abused by the time they are 18. an expert talking about information everyone needs to know. that will be at 7:18. >> and your sunglasses shopping guide to what's hot. >> and recipes for breakfast and dinner our chef will show you at 7:56. >> plus more news, weather, and sports when 11 news continues. >> constellation energy's sale to excelon, once the $7.9 pill team is finalized -- $7.9 billion deal is finalized, it will be the last of the major companies sold to other companies. economists have long sub vibed to economic vie bit to a town. baltimore has aa long history of philinthropic companies vieable to the life of the city. it will take a joi

everybody did not have a family like the ravens. everybody did not have that opportunity. but they had family or wish they had that output. it is an adult family drama. family drama usually involves an argument, which is siblings and parents and kids. i think the real secret to it is the show has a very procedural elements that you see first, you know what each character, who hopefully you like and want to walk in their shoes, what each character is going through during the show and you know what they are sitting on when they come to the family dinner. that is kind of a secret for the audience. magnum had its own secret, it had a first person narrative. i talked to the audience and shared things with them. i think those audience secrets, knowing what the character is going through and thinking they should not have brought that up at the family dinner. tavis: you were a private eye in magnum. i still love that show today. >> i must have had 200 people come up to me over the years and say they have the car for the show. we did it for eight years and there are only six of the

anderson and ravens owner already in las vegas supposedly meeting with this guy, university of arizona shawn miller. he did wonders at arizona this season taking them to the elite 8 plus an east coast guy. pittsburgh. played point guard for panthers. in seven seasons at head coach. five at xavier then last two at arizona miller has an overall record of 136 wins. he led two elite appearances and pac-10 coach of the year this season. very good recruiter which is something gary williams was somewhat constantly criticized for you. >>> you know the saying something happens for a reason. well, that could be one way to describe what happened at the kentucky derby today. the jockey was supposed to ride derby favorite uncle mo until that horse became ill last week. he eventually ended up on a long shot horse and, well, the rest is history. here is the call down the stretch. >> animal kingdom. wins the derby. >> new announcer on the track today. animal kingdom entered the derby at 20-1 odds and started nearby the outside in gate 16. the two stayed in the back of the pack until that final turn wh

tyrod taylor was taken by the ravens in the sixth round. college basketball news.rge mason hired former georgia tech coach paul hewitt today. he was fired by the yellow jackets last month after 11 years at the school. he led georgia tech to five tournament appearances including a run to the 2004 national championship game. however, hewitt's record in the acc was 72-104. is he receiving a $7.2 million buyout over five years. that works out to be $130,000 a month. according to the "washington post," he agreed to a five-year deal at george mason. he'll be introduced on monday. talking baseball, ryan zimmerman will have surgery on tuesday to repair a torn abdominal muscle. on the field, nationals hosting the giants. bottom two, no score. rick ankiel up with the bases loaded. off the glove of mike fontenot. ian desmond scores. nationals take a 1-0 lead. that's a nice break fortunates. john land pitching to aubrey huff with the bases loaded. walks in a run. giants up 2-1. and that was all for john lannan. bottom of the ninth, nats still down. giants closer brian wilson a

. >> triple collars for ravens fans everywhere. >>> we have a weekend to talk about let's send it over to meteorologist tim williams. >> all right. thanks very much. we are looking at nice afternoon shaping up. and we have a slight chance of showers later in the evening and into the early part of the overnight hours. but overall, the weekend is not too bad. at 67 right now. 40 is the dew point. humidity is at 37% with a south wind at 12 miles per hour. a nice light delightful spring breeze out there. 29.96 is the barometer reading. 57 in oakland. 63 in cumber lan. 65 hagerstown and on the shore temperatures approaching 70. we have 68 in patuxent river and ocean city. everyone else is in the mid-60s going into the early friday afternoon. so these winds are coming in from the south and southwest. you know what that means, it brings in warmer air when the winds are coming in from that direction. so he, we are going to be going up through the afternoon. we will be tapping into temperatures that are pretty moderate although in the immediate area, here, up and down the mid atlantic we are th

why expedited the appeals process and in theory, it could put the ravens and other nfl teams back on field in time. the miami heat struggled in the regular season against the celtics and people questioned james's decision to move to miami. really? you think she cares about that? not in the least. especially now that they lead in the postseason. look ready for our run the finals. a show of patriotism tonight in south florida. they just plow with a spin move. 35 points. wide open and easy. he is working the offensive board as well. he misses on the jump right there to clean it up. they combined for 80 points. miami beats boston. navigating today's real estate market is complicated. you've seen the signs. that's why having the right real estate agent is more important than ever. at remax.com, you can find experts in short sales or bank-owned properties or commercial real estate, agents who can help speed up the process, no matter how intricate. and that's good news, whether you're trying to sell or hoping to buy. because the only sign you really want to see is "sold." nobody sells more

they thought the raven was their god. [cook] sometimes what you find historically can be reaffirmed by what people remember, by who's in the cemetery, and a lot of times what has happened in historical record is people weren't asked. people are not oblivious to their surroundings or their own events, and by tapping that resource, you can make history belong to those people as well as to the record of history. [speaking foreign language] the village is named by the sukpik. this place was nanwalek, and then the russians code-named us alexandrovsk, and then somehow there was a map mix-up, and we became english bay after a while. then just a couple of years ago-- last year--we decided to go back to nanwalek because we feel like we want to try to save our language. we know that there's just a few of us left. anyway, after the americans came in, when they built the schools here, we were told not to speak our language. we didn't know how to speak english, and we had to learn it when we came to school. after that we learned engli

a baltimore county woman will have to pay back 10,000 dollars she scamed out of a ravens player. lisa ho cohen was accused of faking terminal cancer to get 10,000 dollars out of mike flin. she apologized to flin and his family in court and paid 2 grand in cash. she has been sentenced to repay the rest of the money by the end of the 3p year supervised probation sentence. cohen was hit with a suspend five year pries opt sentence. and the -- prison cents. and the man accused of kidnapping and kill a girl became a victim. he's ate lunch on sunday, 31- year-old thomas leggs was slashed in the head hand and neck by another inmate using a homemade weapon. leggs was not seriously hurt and treated at the prisonp he was sent ened to life in prison after plead -- sentenced to life in prison. >>> tomorrow friends, family will say bye to phylicia barnes for the last time. the funeral for phylicia happens tomorrow in georgia but the church plans to stream the service live on the website. locally a. memorial service will be held next saturday at mount pleasant church in baltimore. barnes' body

the ravenous red palm weevil, the fair weather trees' gravist threat.ve to indonesia, it's attacking palms around the world decimating populations from the south asia to the canary islands. to get rid of the pest, saudi arabia had to chop down and chop up infested trees. they've never been seen in the u.s. until now, in two trees in pastel and palm-draped laguna beach in southern california. >> this weevil definitely has the potential to infest and kill a lot of the palms we're looking at right here. >> reporter: just imagine if this looked like this. losing their beauty is sad enough, but palms are big business in california, generating $100 million in landscaping and dates. that's why orange county's insect brigade is waging war. the front line: these scent- laden traps to find the menace, contain it and snuff it out. before the weather warms up and it starts to spread. so far they have found no others. >> we'll probably never know how this palm weevil got here. >> reporter: what's your greatest fear? >> i think the biggest fear would be that this is

for them to have an effect and you say that war is not going about right that's you know one of the ravens by decided to write a book that you thought war from the point of view of the u.s. soldiers but. i mean if that is enough to say war is not don't go away i mean maybe the u.s. or other countries that our crating wars launching wars or for whatever reason justified. try a different approach because these wars are not going away but some would argue that they're not making circumstances any better afghanistan many experts call it you know a quagmire here afghanistan is at the lowest level of civilian violence a billion deaths in thirty years the highest rate of economic growth and that whole part of asia is in afghanistan. five times the number of children are being schooled compared to ten years ago with under the taliban a third of them are girls according to you i'm sorry as are talking up according to unicef afghanistan is the worst place in the world more info no it absolutely because you measure would be like without international assistance yeah it's bad it's the poorest country

by the growing ravenous demands of the military for more and more money and more and more troops. and i saw all our hopes for a dream about a great society disappeared of the quagmire of vietnam it was a very sad time a great time costly for those who lost their lives both americans and vietnam the enemies but it also represented a currying away from the possibilities of building a better society whole. if. you very well said if we could move back to the to the media for a second you were the bush appointed kind of thomas as the chairman of the corporation for public broadcasting and apparently he was a regular critic of you on p.b.s. you said there are times when i was threatened by radio stations to tone it down in your opinion are we and actually not even we is is the corporation public broadcasting in general moving away from programming in the public interest. but i don't see any evidence of that yet the it's corporation for there you know there are good republicans and there are dangerous republicans because there are good democrats and and bad him a crass in the present pre

mostly now i have ravens and orioles jewelery. >> william donald schaefer was an honorary chairman of the flower mart, and organizers say while he might physically be gone, his spirit is still here. >> he loved flower mart. he always bought a violet and carried around another flower or two. he was always a presence. >> let us remember william donald schaefer. the spirit of the flower mart lives on with him. >> it marks 100 years the flower mart has been a part of baltimore's history. >> we keep coming back because it is such a great event. the city comes out in droves when we are here. >> they are encouraging everyone to come out and share in baltimore's history. in mount vernonon, kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> and it runs from 11:00 this morning until 8:00 tonight. you can find a full list of events on our web site at www.wbaltv.com. >> and did you see the girls -- >> with the ribbons? >> yes. it is a tradition. they do it every year. >> he spent close to two decades on capitol hill. >> and why he's retiring. >> the insta-weather plus forecast next. >> welcome back to "11 news satur

. >>> in sports the ravens' draft picks have no idea what's in the playbook.immy smith was one of the only ones to get a copy of the playbook. the others are barred from getting their own from the theme because of the nfl lockout. if they choose, they can get a copy from another player. >>> a big weekend ahead for boxing fans. manny pacquio is holding his last workout. it is set for this saturday night on show time, pay per view. >>> all right. let's take a look at the forecast a high of 83 degrees, partly cloudy skies, a warm day, a little bit humid. it's very's but that's the beginning of the story. the forecast changes almost 180 degrees. we'll have those details coming up. coming up on coffee with, there's a great tv show called river monsters. it's hosted by a by ole just. his name is jeremy wade. he travels around the world fishing rivers for river monsters. frankly, man eating fish. yes. they do exist and believe this or not, piranhas are just little tiny things compared to what this guy's pulling out of the water. sharon gibala's got wjz traffic contro

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a chance to meet the ravens top draft picks this weekend. tory smith of maryland.is off the field issues are behind them. >> i made bad decisions when i was a young kid, like most americans. i don't want them to think i will come in here and try to make this organization look bad. these jobs and put their cells on the line for me. >> i have gone the opportunity to get to know them. he is a great guy. i feel that it's not him. he is a great guy. he is down to earth. what he is about to do from this day forward to correct this guy went to maryland. he had a single mother in virginia. that is pretty impressive. >> thank you, keith. >> temperatures right now are mostly in the 50's and a couple of sprinkles and showers out to the west. most of the storm will stay west for the next couple of days. >> volume picking up on the area roads. a couple of things to watch for.

in at $10,000 was in his scammed id from a baltimore ravens player.lisa cohen was sentenced to three-year probationary there was quite a scene this morning ", an accident on the belt way that brought traffic to a standstill. . a tractor-trailer hit an overpass while traveling on the inner loop. debris was sent on to the beltway. engineers are inspecting the bridge. president obama is at fort campbell, kentucky to thank those of who were involved in the operation with the bat and ball the killing of osama bin laden. the president is planning a public thank you for soldiers who have recently returned home from afghanistan. >> class night, republicans looking to unseat president obama critique his handling of the osama bin laden. laden in >> we congratulate the president being decisive. he did a good job. but that moment is not the sum total of america ap's foreign- policy. kia has made decisions i don't agree with. >> is the decision he made was a tactical decision. the strategic decision was made already by president bush to go after him. what the pres

i can call any of the guyof the ravens. not concerned too much now that i'm this close. >> he is that close. smith plays athe university of maryland. harbaugh says he hopes the players continue to practice on their own even though the team cannot supervise those workouts new mexico ---'s based toby's corner has been pulled from saturday's run for the roses. toby's corner has a left hind leg injury. trainer graham motion has shifted it from maryland to the new bolten center in pennsylvania for treatment. all right, thank you, mark. >>> thanks for watching wjz. don't go away, much more ahead on the cbs evening news" with katie couric including the head of the c.i.a. on the operations that took down osama bin laden and what is next for al-qaeda. we'll take to you ground zero in new york >> couric: tonight, the raid was a much bigger risk than we knew. the u.s. had no hard evidence bin laden was even in his compound. and for minutes that seemed like days, the obama national security team waited anxiously to find out if they had

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a former ravens and his wife cochair the fiesta 5k race which starts at power plant live. three years ago bergans went public with his als diagnosis. the fee he is at that 5k has raised more than $250 million for als research. >>> it is the end of a era for the university of maryland, terps basketball head coach gary williams calls it quits after 22 years at his alma mater. mark viviano has more on the farewell. >> reporter: one more grand entrance to announce that it's time for him to exit. fans and players gathered for the goodbye for 22 years maryland basketball was known as garyland. after a long, successful run, gary williams says now it's time for him to go. >> it's just a gut feeling really more than anything else. it's a time in my life where i have an opportunity to do some things. >> reporter: williams leaves with more victories than any coach in maryland history. he won games, trophies and countless accolades, plus the respect and admiration of many. >> when you think of maryland basketball, you think gary williams. it's going to be very strange not having him h

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. >>> turning to sports the ravens have some new firepower on their roster whenever the nfl decides to get back to the business of football. the top draft pick jimmy smith spent the week in owings mills getting acclimated. the shutdown corner out of colorado had some off-field problems in college but he has the talent to make an immediate impact on the field. >> very confident. i love goin' against the big guys, bigger guy, smaller guy, really don't matter. technique is technique, so that's what's gonna carry this. size makes no difference to me. >> but for now the smiths, jim' and tori and the other rookies , can not sign with their new teams until the labor mess gets sorted out. >> just real quick and we'll move along. >> okay. >>> keep hearing the term "shut down corner" that's not an official position name. the name is cornerback, when you've got a stud out there like that it's called a shutdown corner. >> sure. >> because every shut down safety, get the idea here? >> uh-huh. >> so don't go looking for that on your roster instead of cornerback. >>> take a look at top weather radar,

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