growing system where we are collaborating throughout the city you're a good -- throughout the security of our will focus a little bit on st. luke's. g-- to rob the city. i will focus a little beyond on st. luke's. and we are already strainedoing business, and i am having faculty go to st. luke's to treat some of the patients, so i see this as a beginning step in the traditional direction in the care of the mentally ill. >> good evening, supervisors. but i would like to thank you for this opportunity. i am the founder and president of the national coalition of the black women of san francisco chapter of the re of san franci. give we represent over 53 chapters in the district of columbia. we are an advocacy organization, and we advocate for women and girls and empowerment of women. i would like to support cpmu, because they saw the south as a partner. -- they saw us us a partner. good it was revealed african- american women were dying of breast cancer. they could have swept it under the rug, but they did not. they decided to seek us out of a women's organization so they could locate where men and girls buying of -- dying at a young age to cond

. >>> this morning police are also on the lookout for three men they say robbed a mcdonald's over the weekend. city police say the trio robbed the mcdonned's -- mcdodged's in the -- mcdonald's in the 5100 block of york road. they were armed and took money from the registers and a safe before running off. >>> today a statement is expected to be released by the largest economies. they say the g-20 coordinated a global plan for job creation. first order of business is fighting the affection of the european economic crisis. more on the plan is expected to be released in its entirety coming up today. >>> teachers nationwide are get agnew resource called share myless-- getting a new resource called shaer my lesson. it includes things like lesson plans and presentations that teachers can check out other plans and use them as well as upload them and some of their own. it's expected to be available by the start of next school year. we want to foe what you think about this resource -- know what you think about this resource. >>> after a 3p week upgrade -- three-week upgrade, the library opens today. communit

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baltimore police are looking for the man responsible for robbing several pharmacies in the city. you're looking at pictures of the suspect. he works alone. he demands prescription drugs. the most recent robbery happened monday on read street. anyone who recognizes this man call city police. >>> our weather is picture perfect. the sun is shining with barely a cloud in the sky, lots of blue sky out there. the temperature is said to be just right. wjz's live with the first warning weather coverage. marty baas ty bass -- bass is in the out back and tim williams in the weather center. >> good afternoon. it's a beautiful day shaping up. right now here this noon hour we are at what is considered or normal high for this day. we're at 80. we're going up from here. just a bit cooler out in oakland, but everywhere else around that mid 70 to 80 degree line. 74 ocean city where it's going to be a beautiful weekend. a little bit warmer today than yesterday. yesterday we were just a little cooler in the 70s. today 80, 30 degrees in central maryland warmer than this time yesterday. this is a big

the future. >>> veterans are getting help tonight to get them into homes in san francisco. rob roth is live now with the steps the city is taking to provide for those who served their nation, rob -- >> reporter: julie many evenings many veterans end up spending the night at union plaza. and now the city is launching a program to give veterans what they need more, an apartment. >> i think it kind of stinks, i don't think that anyone who served the country should be homeless. >> reporter: even though brent has a housing voucher that would guarantee a land lock $1,600 a month he says he can't find a decent place. >> a clean unit that doesn't have bedbugs, i don't want to be in the tenderloin. i don't want to be out in hunters point. it's just the prices in the city are just very high. >> you're competing with folks that are in the tech industry and younger and are willing to pay more. >> reporter: san francisco mayor ed lee announced he's launching a campaign called homes for heros. >> i can't think of a more patriotic thing to do than to find a homeless veteran their home. >> reporter: he wants to house 50 veterans in t

and she seemed to love rob incredibly. >> in just a few years, the handsome young couple was married and starting a family in the big city. rob with his knack for tracking baseball stats was a natural at the real thing. wall street banking. by the mid 1990s, he was well into a career that would make him millions. but new york neighbor says rob never lost his down to earth style. >> he wasn't flamboyant. i think what he was interested in was making that career, you know, going up that ladder as an investment banker. >> if anything, says roz, it was the mrs. that relished the job. >> loved money. >> and wasn't afraid of flaunting it. i think he was a career guy. >> if anything, says roz, it was the mrs. that relished the job. >> loved money. >> and wasn't afraid of flaunting it. the new york neighbor recalls one kathy remark from the banker's wife. >> one day she was wearing this great beaver coat. i said nancy, this is a great coat. she said it is a great coat, but you'll never be able to afford it. >> is that what she said? >> i looked at her and thought what a strange thing to say to somebody. >> you're giving her a com

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the star spangled city. it is a city and state to be proud of. >> reporting live, rob roblin, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a place to be proud of indeed. we had beautiful weather this weekend for the celebration. we have rain pushing back in. a couple of showers right now. it did not look like much rain was falling at fort mchenry, but we do have showers at the airport. 65 is the current temperature. temperatures have a hard time warming up with the cloud cover. we're expecting only the low 70's this afternoon. we may get some sunshine later today. details coming up in the insta- weather plus forecast. >> a family in east baltimore is trying to move on after a fire claimed the lives of several love one's this weekend. 11 news has been following developments since saturday night. officials say the fire started after 11:00 p.m. we're told 51-year-old bruce wagner and two family dogs were killed in the blaze. three other people got out safely. one person was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. the surviving family members say their pit bull save their lives. >> our pit bull was the only one barking to wake us up

but fire chief says the city will still have the same number of working fire companies serving the city on a daily basis. >>> he said he was a police officer and used that lie to rob people and now he's talking to the real cops. city police say he faces robbery and police impersonation while wearing a badge. detectives say the witness gave them a good description and they spotted him wearing a badge around his neck. >> they immediately observed that he had a badge around his neck along with a bullet proof vest. he also had a cell phone connected to a scanner so he was able to listen to a realtime feed off the police department's radio system. in addition to that, there were other police items in the vehicle. the suspect this handcuffs. >> police have been trying to figure out if he is responsible for any other similar robberies. he is being held in booking. >>> a man is arrested for a murder. the 30-year-old's body was found in her apartment. police say they are not sure about a motive here. walker is in the detention center being held without bail. >>> lights, camera, action, well, you might want to hold the light. the owner of bengie's drive in won a lawsuit cla

>> right now a suspended sever sheriff sin side the first day of his ethics hearing which will determine if he can keep his job. rob roth is live at city hall with the two people everybody wants to hear from. >> reporter: he just came down and i can tell you it's packed. the hearing started about an hour ago and it's still going on. the sheriff got applause. they hope the hearings will convince them he shouldn't be removed from office. much of the hearing so far has been about witnesses and what evidence to allow in including statements by the neighbor. he said he is prepared to testify this evening but we are told its doubtful he or the mayor will be called today. he spoke to reporters earlier. >> i can be still the kind of sheriff that it is people of san francisco voted me into being that i'm democraticly elected,. >> reporter: the mayor is spearheading the effort to have him removed. he plead guilty to falsely imprisoning his wife in a case stemming a domestic violence incident. the mayor said he is also prepared to testify. >> as part of our presentation we have law enforcement professionals who will speak to how this degrades the

david stevens is live in the city and -- rob roth and he and the mayor have already been trading barbs. >> reporter: the commission hearing is about to start at any time at city hall. we are being told that while the two will be called to testify, it probably won't happen this evening. the suspended sheriff had hard words for the mayor and others trying to remove him. >> the mayor is throwing whatever they can against the wall, piling on a huge amount of smear. >> i consider this to be a very serious matter and i don't use smear tactics. >> reporter: we spoke to reporters after addressing the board of supervisors. the mayor said he is prepared to testify and explain why he this the suspended sheriff should be removed. >> as one of the top law enforcement officials for the city he shouldn't have engaged in beating his wife. >> reporter: he pled guilty to falsely imprisoning his wife in a case where he admits he grabbed her arm in anger. earlier today he appeared briefly in court to give the judge a progress report on communities and counseling. he said he plans to visit his son but is f

. >>> people in san francisco are marking the final hours before a statewide ban on foie gras goes into play. rob roth live in the cityhere some people are giving froie a farewell and others are saying good riddens. >> reporter: we're inside a french bistro what you're seeing is the beginning of a party called farewell to froie gras. right now duck liver lovers are getting their last fixes. >> reporter: for nick ronan this is the last of the froie gras. >> what about pork, beef, you know chickens, stuff that everyone eats. >> reporter: froie gras is in its final hours, producing and selling duck and goose liver will be against state law and can bring a fine. many restaurants are holding goodbye party, it's fixed price three courses for $75 and every reservation is taken. >> i'm seeing a culture going away. i'm seeing a pride and technique going away. >> we're very pleased to see that this thing will go into effect on july 1st. >> reporter: animal activists are happy to see this go away. >> so they induce organ swelling so these ducks and geese have their organs swelled three times their average size. >> reporter: but

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. >> reporter: this wheelchair, christopher intends to ride it through the city, cancer can rob a man of his legs. a thief can steal his wheels. but christopher still has his heart. in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> any high school would be proud of this. 100% of this year's class is graduating and every one has been accepted to four year colleges and universities. that's the story at the college prep academy in west oakland. the graduating class of seniors is 75% low income and 90% minority. many will be the first in their families to attend college. congratulations, what an uplifting story. >> yeah, aspire, job well done. a lot of other kids graduating today and this weekend. mike you are tracking the weather for them. >> 35 of 'em today. we'll get to as many as we can the rest you will find on my facebook page. good morning. i figure most of the kids are sleeping now. we'll start the graduation forecasts next hour. live doppler you see i don't want to call them false radar returns not precipitation is what you are seeing it is clear. breezes going to bring cooler wea

the streets. >>> mike sugarman cbs five. san jose police arrested a man that they dubbed south park kenny police say he robbed a series of small businesses this month low the city would go when fire a gun in the air and then demand cash. there is video of one of those encounters police say he resembles a penny from south part of his face and had covered by hud. officers said they arrested him on tuesday in the city found evidence in his apartment them and sent to the crimes. some california drivers are angry with the dmv because of a frustrating roadblocks in registering their cars the dmv web site has been spotty for about four days making it almost impossible to register online bill making matters worse if they can't get through time in my face late registration fees and other kinds of headaches. we would have to show up in person to get the fines are moves. dmv officials say they have almost got the problem completely fixed. they also say that the work with customers to face late fees because of the problem and the case by case basis. and stuck in mud but the neighbors say it's an eyesore. their presence in this house bowed out of their watery backyard it's

the keys duringgthe burglary of a church member's home in baltimore city. the suspect then used the van as a get-away--ar after robbingn 83-year-old man at a ppkesville mcdonalds. no arrests yet. fox45 has teamed up with the most popular crime mapping "spotcrrme" tracks criminal activity in your neighborhood. you can also get emails when to ur website... fox- baltimore dot com...and clickk on "spotcrime" in the "hot topics" section at the toppof the screen. an elllcott city man is arrested after damaging a speed camera. "bruce may" was charged with second degree ssault, destruction of property and reckless enddngerment... after hh fired glass marbles with a sling shot... at a speed &pwhile the operrtor was still iiside t , tuesday night.the operator of the van called policee.. who eventually ptopped and arrested "may". pooice say "may" had received two speed camera violations in released on a 3-thousand dollaa bond. "i lost control the speed cameraa are just a pet ppeve of mine i um pretty much was having a bad day and i did this is the third incideett - this month involving attacks on speed camera vans and their oper

the change that came as he appeared in court. >>> i'm rob mayeda live at gymnastics city usa, also known as san jose. we've got gorgeous weather as the women gymnasts take to the competition tonight. we'll talk about cooling changes in your weekend forecast coming up. [ male announcer ] new unisom natural nights. soothes you to sleep with ingredients like melatonin. it's safe with no side effects, so you wake up... ready to go. [ male announcer ] unisom natural nights. >>> president obama was in colorado today to get a firsthand look at the area devastated by the most damaging wildfire in colorado history. the president met with the mayor of colorado springs and colorado governor before taking a tour of the devastation left behind by this week's wildfires. he praised the efforts of emergency workers, saying that coordination of resources has led to real progress in battling that blaze. the president also emphasized the way people have come together to handle the disaster. >> because of the outstanding work that's been done, because of not only the coordination, but also some unprecedente

the coast. stockton will never recover. at do not cal on real estate going up there any time soon. >> can't bankruptcy be successful for a city? >>robl say that bankruptcy was successful for them. >> but what americans are being responsible. the improvements are starting to pay off. ford has the number one truck on the road. i like seeing what's happening in the pot as. they are keeping vehicles lager. they sit down the road you will see a future economic activity and the cars -- i the industry. the cars do not last forever. autumn is doing great in united states. the auto industry is doing great in united states. they're having a pretty good year. >> >>mark: the pattern dealer bail out. do you think that was successful? >>rob: yes i think it was successful. >>mark: people get living wills to plan the future. in is forcing them to have a plan. >>rob: the grant has been doing this are a long time out of the uk. the big banks are just getting bigger. is it not really care about chase. that is not government money. they can't fail. these are leveraged to products. every dollar in deposits kids went out 30 times. they should have a cont

the city. this happened on monday night. the would-be seller tried to rob the victim. the couple fired back. >> all a sudden it will step back and pulled out a gun and started shooting. two shots. i ran in the house and called the police. >> police arrested the victim on two weapons charges. the suspects got away unharmed. police believe the same pair targeted somebody on saturday night. a judge orders a suspect to a state mental hospital as part of a request to determine if he is competent to stand trial. he was indicted on first-degree murder charges and is accused of killing a family friend. police are investigating the rape of a girl. the have a prime suspect that faces raped and assault charges. police believe the victim is an acquaintance. he is currently being held on $2 million bond. >> another bottle bomb explosion that happened on monday evening in pasadena. the bombs are made using a combination of household chemicals. it could be a matter of time before somebody is seriously hurt. >> it could be very dangerous. >> officials have no witnesses or suspects in

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remotely william black associate professor of law and economics at the university of missouri kansas city he's also the author of the best way to rob a bank is to own one. thanks guys so much for being here today let's start with california yes and you know this is a state that has it's my home state it's a state that has had as well yeah financial problems for years how significant is this news about stockton a filing for bankruptcy well i think it's actually really significant news because for the opposite reason most people think because we've gone through this financial crisis for years now you know meredith whitney the famous wall street analysts printed years ago that there would be mass bankruptcies by municipalities across the u.s. and we've got all this time what if we had in california now we've got stockton that's actually pretty small potatoes in the grand scheme of things well it's not potatoes but it's a whole lot of people who are worried about no health care for retirees that they're worried about losing their entire pensions. i don't know it seems like a little scary really when you think. it is scary but it's scar

strategies and william black soci a professor of law and economics at the university of missouri kansas city and author of the book the best way to rob a bank is to own one gentlemen thank you for joining me tonight and so sorry i want to start with you just piecing together all these charts that we have here in terms of corporate profits in terms of wages number of american workers what would you say the overall conclusion is there. it's important i think there's a couple of charts that are actually missing from the one which was actually run by the atlantic a couple of days ago based on the mckinsey study which shows that there are similar patterns across basically all of the developed countries and the second thing is that much of the corporate profits of all the american based multinationals are coming not from us in revenue but from global sales and revenue and off in the developing world and so the issue here is american based companies are making their money by selling soap overseas. number one and number two across the entire developed world workers are getting as much of this is probably globalisation this is probably techno

the story. in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> california's cities and counting can continue tosk about their criminal history. supporters say the bill would have given people a fair shot at jobs and a back ground check would be run later. >>> scientists pouring over data from the space craft seen the strongest sign there may be water on saturn's giant moon. it has been speculated it contain as hidden liquid layer. the moon gets squeezed and stretched and that suggests the presence of a buried ocean. if it were solid rock that wouldn't happen. >>> a key ingredient in a hiv medication. they filed a new drug application for a component in the hiv drug that is pending approval by the fda. it boosts blood believes to allow the drug to be taken just once a day and that will help patients. >>> if you have trouble unplugging during a airplane flight, southwest has a deal, they launched a project offering live television service on some flights. they will often 7 sports and news channels but you must bring your own device. prices range from $3 to $8 for the service. >>> the weather toni

police say the four teenagers had robbed a woman and were trying to escape officers when the driver lost control of the vehicle. the toddler suffered only minor injuries. los angeles cityouncil will hold a vote to strengthen the foreclosure residency ordinance after a group of sanitation workers and delivered bags of trash to the headquarters of the bank of new york mellon. workers say the bank is ignoring the city ordinance requiring foreclosed properties to be kept clean. the protesters were met with resistance but word of it -- were able to deliver the trash to the lobby. dry cleaning businesses might be taking you to the cleaner. why they say they are raising your prices. >> compared to yesterday, we are in fine shape. we talk about the forecast and father's day weekend in a second. first, another look outside. what a wonderful picture. 75 degrees at the airport. homicide of young people in america has an impact on all of us. how can we save these young people's lives? as a police chief, i have an opportunity to affect what happens in a major city. if you want to make a difference, you have to have the right education. university of phoenix opened the door. my name

the charges. >>> police are looking for a bank robber who has targeted three east bay cities. surveillance cameras caught this imagine of a man who robbed a first community bank. authorities say the same man robbed banks in san ramon and dublin. the robber appeared to be a white or latino man. 6'tall and weighing around 200 to 220 pounds. >>> san francisco hospital did something unusual today, it released the photo of a patient in critical care as part of its search to try to identify a woman. david stevenson is live in the city with the concern that prompted them to release that picture. >> reporter: that's right the woman was hit by a car just outside this intersection and tonight doctors say they need the public's help to identify her. >> reporter: san francisco general hospital calls her jane doe and doctors are so desperate to find this elderly woman's family. they took the unusual step of releasing this photo of her unconscious in the critical care ward. >> it's really a last resort. >> reporter: the woman was struck by a car last thursday. investigators say she tried to cross against van nuys avenue traffic just south of vallejo.

the blue angels flying over fort mchenry. rob roblin, wbal-tv 11 news, >> plan your visit to sailabration. watch ava marie's flight withthe blue angle.s >> romney hitting the road to visit some towns and cities that he says are often overlooked. his first traditional campaign trip. >> in a policy concerning young illegal immigrants in the united states. >> tiger woods tries to make it a father's day weekend to remember at the u.s. open. we show you why. >> we will check the seven-day in just a second. great shots of sky team 11 there. stay tuned. once we will be traveling in what are often called the back roads of america, but i think the tour will take us along what i call the backbone of america. >> and gop presidential hopeful mitt romney jumping on a bus to visit six key battleground states. this is his first traditional campaign trip to sway voters that live outside of american mainstream. there will be 14 rural towns and cities that he says are often overlooked. >> president obama announced a policy today concerning illegal immigrants saying the this is the right thing to do. work permits will be given to young immigrants if they meet certain standards to. for instance of they arrived

the scheme. she is due to stand trial next year. city police say thieves used a craigslist tumor victim to a location where they were robbed at gunpoint. the latest incident happened saturday afternoon just before 3:00. the person thought there were going to buy a car posted online. the victim saw the vehicle they wanted, but inside were two men is that they knew nothing about the sale. during all the confusion, investigators said the victim was robbed of $4,500 intended for buying the car. the culprits have not been caught. in an effort to cut down on violent crime, dozens of liquor stores could be stripped of their license. health and planning officials have identified 128 outlets that are currently operating in the middle of a residential block and are proposing that those stores have two years to make a change. as you might spect, that proposal is not sitting well with store owners. >> i will now have to start thinking of something else to do. i don't think i can survive not having that. i have had for 20 years and it is a big part of my business. >> the businesses can choose to continue operating but not sell alcohol, they can ch

robbed two banks within minutes of each other. wearin sunglasses and a face full of makeup. the week ended with another brazen robber, this time, in new york city, a lightbulb-eating magician, turned to the dark side. robbing banks for some extra cash. >> when you rob a bank, you get this rush or adrenaline flow. they get addicted to that. >> reporter: fictional robbers in movies like "the town." >> rock 'n' roll. >> reporter: and "point break" have used masks. but some are taking it a step further. back in december, surveillance video from a california bank caught the geezer bandit disguised as an old man, pulling off one of more than a dozen heists. >> people believe if they alter their appearance a little bit, they're not going to get caught. and ultimately, that fails, as far as logic is concerned. >> reporter: and then, there's gumby. the only thing more comical than the outfit is the criminal inside the suit. >> the clerk, thinking it was a joke said, i don't have time for this. i'm cleaning. >> many times these people who dress up don't wear gloves. they leave fingerprints. and they don't disguise their face sufficiently. someone could s

rob several banks. >> the 34-year-old manformer felon who lived in oakland. he is charge with robbing banks in 11 different cities both with and without a gun with a movie quality industry mask. he's held on 1.$3 million gail. >>> next wednesday the preliminary hearing in the brian stow beating case is expected to wrap newspaper los angeles. yesterday stow's friend who was with him when it happened took the stand on the third day of temperature. the you judge and not allowing video of the witnesses but we can show you sketches and you can hear their testimony. here's news reporter. >> a friend of brian stow talks about his experience opening night in the dodger stadium parking lot. he said he heard a confrontation. it was attack on another friend, matt lee. >> punched him and caught him on the left cheek. >> after that they tried to move on not between provoke anything but a few minutes later he was struck and then came the more brew at that time attack on stow. >> i saw him hit the ground. his arms were back. his arms were limp like gravity it taken him and there was a tree falling. there was no movement. >> he

rob several banks. >> the 34-year-old man, a former felon who lived in oakland. he is charge with robbing banks in 11 different cities both with and without a gun with a movie industry quality mask. he's held on 1.$3 million gail. >>> next wednesday the preliminary hearing in the brian stow beating case is expected to wrap up in los angeles. yesterday stow's friend who was with him when it happened took the stand on the third day of testimony. the you judge and not allowing video of the witnesses but we can show you sketches and you can hear their testimony. here's news reporter. >> a friend of brian stow talks about his experience opening night in the dodger stadium parking lot. he said he heard a confrontation. it was an attack on another friend, matt lee. after that they tried to move on, not want to go pro vehicle anything. but a few moments later they were struck. >> i saw him hit the ground. his arms were back. his arms were limp like gravity it taken him and there was a tree falling. there was no movement. >> he remember telling people telling the attackers to get out of the area and he saw them. >> one guy wa

the night with p.f. chang's home menu appetizers. find them near our frozen meals. >> good morning. i'm jennifer franciotti. baltimore city police hope the footage will lead them to dethe man who robbedty pharmacies. this man will still medicine and is also known for apologizing to his victims as he takes off with oxycontin and painkillers. now i guess time for a check on the morning commute. on this problem spots. if you cannot northbound 95 just past the noth avenue, left lane closure. below that of all side delay forming. " live looked at traffic. -- are down and southbound traffic 3 ellicott city, at the moment. delays by around liberty towards edmondson. john collins has a look at the forecast. >> sun is out this morning and it is actually beautiful. barometer has gone up just. no rain nearby at all. now we have some rain out to the north. storms out on the midwest, long way away. we have a good day today. we are in 60 and we will wind up in the low-to-mid-80's. but the humidity goes up this weekend ♪ >>> 7:30 now on a friday morning. tgif, everybody. the crowd down on our plaza, a pretty large crowd. ♪ all the way across 4th street. a full half hour of music -- ♪ i'm ann curry

the city. >> he will try to the past the distance and win. >>reporter: cancer can't rob- can rob the man of his legislation and he have thief can still his wheels but he still has his heart n.san francisco, abc 7 news. >> amazing guy. attitude, too. spencer is here with the forecast which is going to heat up sound like for the weekend. >> it is. interesting thing it will cool down first for just one day sharply as a matter of fact. then heat up even more sharply. here's a live view from the high definition roof cam are. looking up towards coyote tower and a little glimpse of the western sky. after glow of sunset still with us. some 45 minutes later here's look at live doppler 7 hd. we do have some coastal clouds at our expanding now earlier in the evening along the peninsula coast line but you can see they are covering other expanse of the coast line and pushing inland a bit overnight. high pressure today. low 80's in the warmest spots. santa rosa. napa. fairfield. antioch upper 70's at many other inland location and despite the breezy conditions at the coast it reached

the world and now it's even easier than ever to get there. rob marciano is on the go. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: machu picchu is called the lost city of the incas, hiddendies mountains of peru it remained out of reach of spanish explo r explorers, a grueling five thai hike. >> it's accessible to anybody, no matter your age or physical fitness and the best is probably the train and with trains departing all of the time all day long down to machu picchu. >> the gateway to machu picchu is the city of cusco and there are now more flights than ever. >> they used to service directly from the u.s. to lima and they connect through lan to cusco. the competition has made it a much more attractive destination. only 2500 visitors a day are allowed to machu picchu so make sure you buy your ticket in advance. machu picchu has experienced explosive growth in the last decade as it has made almost everybody's bucket list and world while. it's tran 16eddent alley beautiful. >> i have more details about the thing s to do and places to go and joining me now from new york, you recently visited peru so you have the inside scoop. we will talk with cusco. you get there and wh

the city of san jose. downtown this morning. 7:29 is the time. good morning. i'm garvin thomas. robs a look at the forecast. >> patchy low clouds. san francisco, parade getting started at 10:cool side. light jacket weather this morning, mid-60s this afternoon. sew moment ma, low 70s, breezy for the afternoon. alameda county fair, one of the warmer spots. pleasantton, mid-70s. and oakland, bay bridge series, quite a game yesterday. start time earlier, 1:05, mid-60s for that. what you'll notice around lunchtime, inland valleys, upper 60s, low 70s. tomorrow may be cooler than today. we're going to try to explain what happened to summer coming up in your seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> and i want to let everybody know, producer in the booth was telling us watching the scene in tahrir square, the crowd is going crazy. we'll wait for the news and bring it to everybody as it comes in. actually, i'll go right now with -- you're looking at the live picture. i'm going to base this on reports from the associated press and richard engel tweeting from tahrir square saying mercy, bro

the city, celebrations overnight for lebron and company. >>> and another wire walker tempting fate. 32 stories above the gulf coast. >>> good friday morning, everyone. i'm paula faris. >> and i'm john muller, in for rob nelson. borrowing money could get even harder after moodys lowers the credit rating of 15 of the world's top banks. >> this is one more sign that the epic banking crisis isn't over. the affected megabanks include the country's top five. moody's believed their long-term prospects for profitability and growth are shrinking. the downgrade means it will cost the banks more to borrow money and do business. something that will directly affect american consumers. >> it is not good news for banks because it puts them in a weaker position if the world and the u.s. economy were to continue its slowdown. it makes it more difficult and more expensive for consumers to get loans on everything from cars to mortgages to small businesses. >> reporter: the downgrade adds to the unease which has been plaguing global markets and raises questions about the banks' ability to withstand the debt crisis in europe. but analysts say this is not a repeat of 2008. and these banks are not on the merge of going out

the home was seriously hurt. lucky. >>> tv weatherman in johnson city, tennessee is recovering after somebody broke into his house and shot him with a crossbow. police say gerald taylor went into robilliam's house this morning and shot him. the officers say that taylor started, then firing a handgun. taylor and williams had lived together until recently. records show williams took out . >> wildfires consuming land in new mexico and the sequoia national forest which hasn't seen a fire in 140 years. a somber day for those battling the fire, burning along the utah/nevada border. they paused to remember two colleagues who died over the weekend. >> this morning, i have some unfortunate news -- if you would please join me in a moment of silence. >> veteran pilots, todd tompkins and ronnie chambles were killed when their plane crashed into the fire. it is still not clear what caused the fire to go down the a second fire tanker made a crash landing in nevada yesterday as well. everyone on board the plane survived. >>> major shuffling of rush hour trains is getting ready to begin on metro. it's called "rush plus" supposed to ease overcrowding on the green, yellow, blue, orange lines. offic

wonder of the world, but if you're interested in seeing that, you'll find you can get there easier than ever. rob marciano is "on the go." ♪ >> reporter: machu picchu is called the lost cityhigh in the andes mountains of peru. it remained out of reach of spanish explorers. even in modern times, a grueling five-day hike up the inca trail used to be the only way to get there. >> there are other ways, and there are simpler and more accessible and available to anybody. it doesn't matter your age or physical fitness. and the best is probably the train. there are trains departing all the time, all day long down to machu picchu. >> reporter: the gateway to machu picchu is the city of kusz co-and there are now more flights than ever. >> a lot of airlines used to service directly from the u.s. to lima, and then you connect up to custko. it's made it a much more attractive destination. >> reporter: only 2,500 visitors a day are allowed in, so buy your entrance ticket in advance from a travel agent or tour company. >> so, machu picchu has experienced explosive growth over the last decade, as it has made almost everybody's bucket list, and it's worthwhile. it's transcendentally beaut

. >>> baltimore city police are looking for these three men. they say the trio robbed the mcdonald's 5100 york roads before 9:00 on saturday night. police say the men were armed they took money from the cash registers and the safe before running away. if you think you know who these guys are you're asked to call police as well. >>> donald panel a look wore other this cadet back into the service back in 1981 and the cadet now the commissioner baltimore city police department 31 years later he spent time walking down up walter boulevard and the chief takes his final stroll on the streets he swore to protect. >> reporter: back in 2007, nobody thought we were really the outside long shot coming in, but we demonstrated that we could do it and we earned the jobs. i think we built a solid blueprint of focusing on the most violent offenders. i won't police the opportunity again tonight to talk about bad guys with guns. it really for me for five years that's been the rallying cry of who to focus on first. i would urge the people who are watching there broadcast tonight to care

the time, important prosecutor in new york city. samu samuel tildon who prosecuted tweed and was able to bring down the tweed ring. >> we know about the hayes tilden dispute. rob from sacramento, california. >> caller: my question resonates from the grover cleveland episode. historian was asked what grover cleveland thought about william jennings bryan and he said that grover cleveland hated william jennings bryan and then he was cut off and wasn't able to finish. i was kind of curious, what did he hate him for? if, in fact, is that true? thank you. >> you want to take it? >> well, i'll start and you can follow up. he didn't like -- grover cleveland was a hard-money democratic president. he didn't like bryan's position on the silver issue. he particularly didn't like the income tax that bryan had championed in the house, and had helped pass. but it was the silver issue and breaking with the cleveland administration's repeal of the sherman silver purchase act that most got the ire of grover cleveland. >> yeah, cleveland was representative of the old democratic party, the democratic party of commercial interests from the east, especially new york where cleveland

the country you get us robbed in this town. >> nothing like that feeling of going from city to city to city and having only black people know whoe are. it is amazing. >> isn't it something special. >> really i feel like the president. >> black manager. >> let me ask you a couple things when you come to town, do you -- are you going to talk about stuff going on in town now? there is a lot of stuff in the news. >> what is going on. >> we got problems in dc with the city council and all kinds of things happening there. >> we on a roll. we heard about that. >> there is always problems with dc council. >> that is true. >> dc politicians all come into office with their hand in the front and leave with their hands in the back. one consistent thing of dc politics. >> oh, yeah. >> you guys did something last week people don't know it is very tough to do you were at the chuck brown memorial and you paid tribute to him but also very funny when you got the call, you know we want you to say something did you hesitate? >> well, the first thing i asked, were we being paid. >> and we weren't. >> you know chuck brown would want it that way. chu

. >> city police said this man is responsible for robbing several pharmacies. chilling details from a parses who was targeted and the unusual words the group said as he leaves. >> chaos for the opening of maryland live. we'll have these stories and ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >> some areas doubt little bit of sprinkles. >> an isolated thunderstorm for the next couple of areas and then a nice stretch of whether that times out perfectly for the weekend with the warming trend. almost 90 degrees and then the next round of storms or arrives late in the day tuesday. >> let's just make it a holiday weekend. >> thanks for joining us, everybody. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group]