i'm rochel hitchy. i'll tell you you -- rochelle ritchie. i'll tell you how they are being affected. >>> warmer conditions. find out what this dangerous mix could mean for you in the first warning weather forecast. check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. wjz eyewitness news at 00 startsow. >>> officecharged. a police officer arrested in the death of a high school student. >> tonht, what police and the teen's family say about the charges. >> hi, everybody. i'm mary but bella. >> i'm adam may. denise and vic are off. here's whatalking >> a baltimore officer is on the other side of the law tonight. officer melabord is indicted in manslaughter charges in the deh of christopher brown. wjz is live with complete coverage. alex demetrick speaks with brown's family. but first, mike hellgren with a closer look at the case against the officer. mike? >> reporter: mary, there have been a number of deveen

mary. >> rochelle thank you. nearly a year after the l.a. riots. search of the officers were charged and convicted. >>> bond was set at $850,000 for 26-year-old steven mcdaniel and lawyers say it's higher than his family can afford and it's like denying bond. prosecutors say mcdaniel killed gilling in an atlanta area apartment building they both lived in. >>> a mother drowns while trying to save her toddler. police say the woman, her husband and the young children were fishing in the popular neck bridge when the child fell into the water. both jumped in but the current pulled the woman who could not swim away. the child was rescued. >>> firefighters are fighting increasing fire conditions. hot dry weather along with gusty winds. spewing the fire that's already burned 91 square miles in colorado. at least 181 homes haven been detroyed. the most in the state's history. fires are also raging in wyoming, california, nevada, new mexico, arizona and nebraska. the weather is expected to hamper rescue efforts. >>> david hilmer had been hiding in plain sigh

rochelle richie is live with the latest on this search. rochelle?er: police say they know who this man is. and a massive manhunt is under way to find him. they say this man, damanty leonard opened fire saturday night. three people were killed, including two former auburn university football players. three others were also hurt. police are searching for leonard in month gomry, bam-- montgomery, alabama, about 50 miles west of auburn. >> thank you so much, rochelle. police say they have a motive for the deadly shootings, but they are not releasing that information at this time. >>> show of support. former congresswoman gabrielle giffords campaigns for the man who is trying to replace her in congress. giffords took the stage for ron barber in tucson yesterday. he was her district director and was shot twice in last year's attack that killed six and left giffords critically injured. voters will decide tomorrow who will take her seat. >>> robert kennedy jr. accused his late wife mary of abusing his children from an earlier marriage. he said that she show

rochelle ritchie, wjz eyewitness news. >> brain a little scrambled, is it, rochelle?yes, i still am. >> i can totally, totally imagine. good for you, though. >> thank you. >>> make sure to join us at 11:00 a.m., for a live, star- spangled sailabration. hosted by bob schieffer, along with jessica kartalija and. >>> in tomorrow's edition of the baltimore sun. find out what hurdles the state still needs to clear. many of the sailors in town this week. taking time out to participate in various service projects around the city. and complete coverage of the red hot orioles as they take their streak to atlanta. remember to look for the updated forecast, wjz's first warning weather team. >>> well, still to come on wjz's eyewitness news. school fight. what caused these mothers to brawl at a preschool graduation. >>> a blind anchorman. how he's delivering the news and inspiration in south korea. >>> bob turk. the first warning weather center. great weather on tap all weekend long. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. >>> here are the top stories on wjz.com a

i'm rochelle ritchie.story coming up. >>> a suspect is shot as atf agents and baltimore police arrest what they call a known gang of armed robbers. i'm pat warren, coming up on eyewitness news. more on the gang of 6. ,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 5:30. 80 degrees and sunny. good evening, everybody. and thank you for staying with wjz eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. a suspect is shot as atf agents and baltimore police arrest what they call a gang of armed robbers. pat warren reports, officers and agents swooped in on the alleged gang, on clifford mills road, under the jfx. >> reporter: for three weeks, the bureau of tabacko -- tobacco, firearms, were tracking a game of six violent robbers. >> these are a group of violent individuals who were going to do harm today. >> reporter: agents and officers closed in. >> four of the individuals in a vehicle deliberately attempted to run over officers and agents. one of the agents, who was in fear of his life, and the other agents

>> reporter: well, that must have been something to see that, rochelle. thank you very much.gain, that will -- yeah. that will be on display in new york. and new york, of course, a city also celebrating the bicentennial. because the war was also fought in the harbors of new york, new orleans, and norfolk, as i said earlier. >>> now, our celebration -- sailabration, once again, goes on from now until next week, monday. so we are hoping you'll find time to did down there within the next few days. for now, i'll send it in to mary and vic. and make sure to join us monday at 11:00 a.m. for a live special sailabration special. hosted by bob schieffer, and mary bubala and jessica kartalija. >>> plane still at ronald reagan airport when a passenger refused to turn off a cell phone. a spokeswoman for della airlines -- delta airlines says they escorted the passenger off. >>> two more accuse jerry sandusky of sexual abuse. manuel gallegus reports, the prosecution is kinding -- winding down its case. >> reporter: a soft-spoken accuser, known as victim number 6, told the jury jerry sandus

>> rochelle, thank you. to find the cheapest gas prices in your area, log onto our website, wjz.com. click on links and numbers. >>> still ahead at 6:00, bullied on a bus. growing outrage against the middle schoolers who tormented a bus monitor. >>> promoting religious freedom. how the catholic church is getting baltimore involved. >>> and we're aboard a boat in the inner harbor, where environmentalists are taking issue with the state and how much pollution they are allowing the city to dump into these waters. the story, when we return. . >>> severe storms in the region. bob will be back with the updated first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> it is cloudy with storms in the region. 89 degrees right now. the complete first warning forecast is coming up. >>> should the catholic church mix politics and faith? tonight, some say no, as the church gears up to take on the obama administration over its new healthcare mandate. >> reporter: outside baltimore's basilica, opposing the church's involvement in politic

i'm rochelle ritchie. the intense search efforts, coming up. >>> healthcare for all.ne of the state's leading health officials reveals his own diagnosis. >> now he shares his story with wjz. i'm gigi barnett. the details are coming up. >> check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. >>> hi. i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm jessica kartalija. denise and vic have the night off. here's what people are talking about. >> the summer scorcher outside. dangerously high temperatures grip the entire region. take a look at these pictures from sky eye chopper 13, a short i'm ago. people are on the patapsco river, staying cool by tubing. great idea. just please do it safely. >>> and folks in west baltimore stay hydrated on this extremely hot day. and the right idea. if you're outside, stay in shape if you can. rit's take a live look outside

rochelle, how was it? >> we will get rochelle ritchie's report in just a second. let's tell you about monday. monday morning, at 11:00 a.m. we will have a live, star- spangled sailabration special. it's hosted by cbs's bob schieffer, along with wjz's jessica kartalija and me. >>> a piece of space exploration history is on display, along with a spaceship of the future. teresa garcia reports for wjz, from space expaz headquarters in hawthorne, california. >> reporter: just weeks after space ex, sent a capsule to the international space station, nasa's charles boldin visited and got a look at its past and future. >> space ex, and the nasa team came together to be america's team. and you saw what we do. >> reporter: space ex ceo showed off the first dragon craft. the original capsule has scorch marks from reentering earth's atmosphere. spaceex also revealed its newest dragon craft as being allowed to take people in. >> behind me is the newest model that will carry seven astronauts into space. nasa's goal is to have a private astronaut transport ready by 2017. >> musk,

>> yes. >> so you would go to the prison in topeka and have visits with rochelle shannon?did you admire shelly shannon? >> she was -- i guess, yeah. >> you admired her. and you admired her because she had tried to kill dr. tiller? >> i admired the fact that she -- >> is that a yes or a no, sir? >> yes. >> he started talking about how it was murder, that these doctors were murdering babies. if they're going to murder the babies, well, we're going to murder them. if they kill, then they should be killed. it was hard to live with. nick went to school one morning. i went to work, i came home, and scott was gone. the money was gone. his clothes were gone. he was just gone. >> after leaving his family, roeder gets involved with an anti-government militia known as the montana free men. in 1996 he is arrested on the side of a kansas highway. >> he had sovereign citizen tags on his car, so he was pulled over. he had a rifle in the car, and the makings of a bomb. i believed he was going to blow up a clinic, an abortion clinic. i was very afraid of scott. right after that, i filed fo

i'm rochelle ritchie. that story coming up. >>> it's a gorgeous day for ray sailabration. don't miss the updated first warning weather forecast with bob coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> mostly sunny out there. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up in just a moment. but first, a small change to baltimore county's student handbook. it's wiping out zero tolerance policies for students. this could wipe out the number of suspensions every year. gigi barnett has more on this change. >> reporter: well, adam, baltimore county had one of the toughest discipline codes in the state. it led to thousands of suspensions last year. but now, the county is planning some leniency. >> reporter: for years, baltimore county school leaders took a tough stance on discipline. its student code of conduct was one of the toughest in the state, until this week, when school leaders erased one word in the student handbook and replaced it with another. >> we replaced one word with "shall" be suspended to "may" be be suspended. >> reporter: that give the principals more leeway whe

thank you, rochelle. the concourse will also be given 9,000 new seats in new retail and food space. >> that we like to hear. more variety and food at the airport. >>> let's take a look at temps and conditions around the area now. just a gorgeous afternoon. and this weather is going to continue. 78. the winds nort at 10 miles an hour. barometer, 29.97. holding steady. 38% humidity. dry air that will continue into the weekend after this. >> and coming up, we'll have more on the sights and sounds as we kick off the star- spangled sailabration. ,,,,,,,,, >>> all righty. just looking around. gorgeous weather. is going to continue through father's day into next week, believe it or not. take a look at temps right now. very pleasant and dry. 78. after all of that rain yesterday. 75 ocean city, some spots. 78, pax river. 68 in oakland locally. temperatures in the low to mid and upper 70s in some spots. tonight, we get back into the upper 50s to low 60s, just perfect weather. it is going to continue as we have been

>> reporter: rochelle, thank you. football player who was injured is expected to make a full recovery. >>> we have new information about two car accidents involving a man in president obama's inner circle. as bigad bigad shaban reports from california, what happened to u.s. commerce secretary john bryson is under investigation. >> reporter: a government spokesperson says commerce secretary john bryson suffered a seizure at the wheel of his car, when he allegedly caused two separate crashes near los angeles saturday. bryson spent a night in the hospital for observation and returned to washington. white house spokesman jay carney said the president's chief of staff, jack lou, spoke to bryson this morning. >> we're obviously concerned about the incident, concerned about secretary bryson's health- related issues that played a role in this incident. >> reporter: police say bryson crashed his lexus into another car that was stopped, waiting for a train to pass. they say he spoke to the three men inside the vehicle, then hit

. >> the shooter is quickly arrested and identified as rochelle shelly shannon.oman authorities soon tied to bombings of other clinics. >> she was a solid believer in that violence was appropriate and she was going to get the job done. she wasn't a very good shot. thank god. >> the doctor recommended he take a few days off. he said no, i'm going twork. i have patients. >> i'm just like my patients. last night i got shot and i was scared but there was somebody there to take care of me. >> the next day he came in. work as usual. >> he put up a big sign in front of his clinic that said women need abortion, and i'm going to do them. he said it's legal. it's a required service and i'm going to do them. >> there was never any question in my mind that i was going back to work the next day. i was going to work hell or high water. i'm not going to be run over or run out. it's that simple. that goes to work in seconds and freshens breath. new tums freshers. ♪ tum...tum...tum...tum... tums! ♪ [ male announcer ] fast relief, fresh breath, all in a pocket sized pack. trouble

back to you. >> rochelle, thank you. industry analysts believe prices will drop another 5 to 20-cents by the fourth of july. >>> a police impersonator is arrested after he tries to pull over a real off-duty cop. investigators say the man activated police lights in his pickup truck and attempted to traffic stop in prince george's county. turns out, he pulled over an off-duty police officer who was driving his private vehicle. the real officer figured it out and the suspect is now facing several charges. >>> boys who taunted an elderly bus monitor in new york are now receiving death threats. dick brennan reports for wjz, with the latest fallout from the viral video. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: this apology was a start for bus monitor karen klein. >> thank you. >> i apologize. >> reporter: robert helm is the father of one of the four seventh grade boys who picked on klein on the bus. [ indescernible ] >> there's no excuse. >> no. >> and we're going to get to the bottom of that. but it really broke my heart and i shed a lot o

rochelle ritchie speaks with the missing man's brother, who is still hoping for the best. >> reporter: the man's name is rolin hageins. the family is hoping he's able to survive being buried under debris and extremely hot temperatures long enough for rescuers to find him alive. >> reporter: underneath this debris of heavy boxes, steel beams and wood, is the brother of rolando hageins, father and brother. >> right now, we're just hoping for the best. >> reporter: hagins was last seen in aisle 6 when a forklift accidentally hit a large, 40- foot storage shelf, causing a domino effect. >> as that domino effect with shelves was ongoing, it struck support beams for the roof, causing the roof to collapse. the roof collapse caused the side and rear walls to buckle. >> reporter: hagins is not only concerned about the weight of the debris, but also the weather. >> the heat is what is really concerning me about him being in there. >> reporter: he said he took his brother to work yesterday. >> dropped him off about a quarter to 3:00 yesterday. >> the man and his wife, stay at the scene, all pray

denise, back to you. >> thank you, rochelle.early 5,000 slaves who escaped went to fight for the british. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news -- >> reporter: i'm mike schuh in pasadena in the basement of sergeant louis rosa. this is an area that's about to be transformed. you'll understand why when eyewitness news returns. >>> brutal beating caught on tape. have police made any arrests? >>> in the hands of a jury. the dramatic closing arguments the dramatic closing arguments in the sex abuse trial of ,,,,,, we need to look for a new van. yeah. i just don't know where to start. glad you found us. start by test-driving nearly every make and model, all in one place. >>> it is 6:30. 16 degrees, mostly sunny. thanks for staying with wjz. here are some of the stories people are talking about. closing arguments are complete, and now the jury gets the case in the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial. manuel gallegus reports from the courthouse in bellefonte, pennsylvania. >> reporter: the prosecution summed up its case against jerry sand

servers he came through in four sets seven six one six six three seven five the argentinian now meets rochelle that are. in football or russia have held their first training session after arriving in poland for the fast approaching european championships coach advocaat put his men through their paces just outside of warsaw would defend their alexander on a call and midfielder is mile of training with a group again russia kick start their euro come pain against the czech republic on friday and have emerged as the in-form side after his stunning it's in the mail in a friendly just last week feel their room on sheer rock of bags a late brace invent morale boosting victory. also testing the ground early word of the german national team as a crowd of ten thousand fans turned out to watch your team of those men work out in polish born miroslav klose and lucas podolski received arguably the warmest welcome while a recent injury worry bastiaan schweinsteiger also to port germany face portugal in vero opener and saturday and say they will have to work hard if they are to qualify from their group b. . i

we can do and if we if we can play to a capabilities then we're capable of beating him and in la rochelle will be with that winning alexander court in for the rest of the tournament the forward he's been on the banks a facet of the leg muscle injury during training and will be at the three weeks however that anonymous came and still managed to speak to r.t. about saturday's crucial game against grace russia have beaten the czechs and drawn with the power and avoiding defeat on saturday would guarantee them a place in the quarter finals. but. everything now depends on the game with greece what do you think are the strengths of the greek side they don't give up they play for ninety minutes but in their first game they were behind before pulling level on a second game the score was to nil but they didn't give up so i think when you play greece you can't relax until the game is over even if you score against them they never lose heart do you feel more nervous because you know that if you lose you will not go to the knockout stage you know no i don't think so i don't think anybody thinks about

so rochelle will be looking to repeat the success of four years ago when the team got to the semifinals and now let's turn to richard portrayed once more before heading off for the finals he compiled this reports looking back at how goods hitting side fared in two thousand and eight and what's changed since then. russia went to austria and switzerland as no hopers but they returned as heroes. no one had given him a chance however the old spike is the semifinals when the eventual loss to spain when you have seen where they come from never want to sing good bad and that we were so happy to be near me. and if you get the second round it says something which we could not predict unexpected. and also. treat the men as games it was a huge achievement. as heating said russia will far from convincing in qualifying for the last year pin championships and need to croatia to do them a massive favor by beating england after hitting signed got a one nil victory in andorra four years on and the story can be little different on the hitting successor to counter can't russia despite any heat competence

rochelle ritchie spoke th sinessownersand the counan behinde bill. >> this variety store has been seg everything from -- >> potato chips. even incondthere. >> and alcohol one of reasons councilman nickmosby pr a new law, prohibiting minors, under the age of 18 from buying anything side liquor stores, >> many of thplacare filledh s. or the flavored cigar. blunt r. >> reporter: mossbee says they are an open door focrime. >> liquor stores are set up r adults, not children. liquorrs have been in disagrmewith new licensing agreements. but with this, they are in agement. have no problem with it. i >> reporter: some say if teenages are g things offlimits, they wi >> the kids feel they can buy hol at age. st gesomebody to and get alcohol. >>repo: mossbee is hoping if they're serious about building and brinpeop back, we have ly attack thisystemiill. and the law will into effect 30 da after. >>> all of its r similalaws nnfrom stores >>> good news, we're homeo one of thcleanest beaches in the country. ocn city earns a fivestar . released its annual asssment today. delaware's dewey beach also ear

rochelle richie is there are if the homecoming. >> reporter: it's a day they've anticipated for a longtime, waiting for daddy to return. >> it's hard, it's hard on their kids, we know they've really missed their daddy. we've been able to skype once a week but it's still not enough. >> reporter: at the time, their one year old begins were just walking. >> we're hoping he can walk over to daddy to show him his new moves. >> reporter: after a 90 day deployment, today they landed at the air national guard base at exactly 1400 hours. it's the first time matt is seeing his 1-year-old son walk. >> another mobile child. but it's going to be fun, it's going to be exciting. >> reporter: the mission to deliver cargo and other supplies for the army. it's the first time the squadron has been in command. >> if it wasn't for us bringing the supplies they would be driving. it's much more difficult. with ambushes. >> it's the best part of the trip, always good to be home. >> reporter: back to you. >> the aircraft used bid the airmen during their deployment is also more cost effective. >> those first st

>> rochelle, thank you, and the aircraft used in the deployment is more cost effective. >>> and bob is here, and we're having beautiful weather. >> pleasant and cool weather. turn off the ac and let some of the cool air in. take a look at temps now. it's dropping a bit, but tonight will be really comfortable. at the airport, it's 85, but the do you want is way down and the humidity, 31%. there is an increased fire danger with the drier air and the breeze. a look at ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a beautiful day outside, just gorgeous. >> what people have to realize is the sun is the highest it is all year long, and in 15 minutes, you can get a serious sunburn especially when it's dry. we have very nice weather, but tell start warming up by the end of the week issue and it will be hot here by friday and saturday. the dew point is way down at 51 and 87 in d.c. and 69 in oakland with the breeze. 78 in cumberland, and down south, we had showers earlier, and 80 in ocean city, and very dry air moving in, and with the breeze, there is an increased fire danger. please be careful with the related mat

. >> rochelle, thank you. >>> hotel prices are up this time of year while car prices are down. >>> morethan 1200 men and women begin their fur-year journey at the naval academy in annapolis. monique is there for the tough good-byes as the day gets underway. >> welcome to the naval academy. good luck. ready to check in? all right. >> reporter: it's a morning full of emotion, and while sunglasses hid some tears, pride and excitement were the overwhelming feelings this election day. >> this is a big deal. he came to me and wanted to do this. >> i'm just proud, very proud of him. it's his dream. this is what he's always want to do. >> reporter: her son kyle is one of 1200 men and women who begin their new lives at the u.s. naval academy. >> you ready? >> yeah. >> all right. let's go down to the horse. let the journey begin. >> those are likely the last pleasantries before the grueling six weeks known as fleet summer begins. >> it is tough, but we know it will be rewarding. >> the anticipation is getting there and wanting to get it over with. >> sir, yes, sir. >> reporter: from the check-in

. >> all right rochelle, thank you. people are asked to call police if they spot a suspicious bottle. >>> investigation continues into what caused an unmanned military aircraft to crash on the eastern shore. there is the same near blood worth island across the chesapeake bay. the 40-foot long 10-ton plane crashed into a field. there was no one hurt and no property damage. the drone was on a routine maintenance flight when it went down. >>> a natural talent for seeking out natural places has brought a maryland man more attention than he's comfortable with. >> reporter: fly fishing can be a lifetime pursuit. lefty cray has spent 75 years at it he has shared everything along the way. >> we just believe in him. those of us who have read his books do it the way he says do it you'll find success. >> reporter: in a ceremony along the gunpowder river a trail was named after him. >> parts of the reason we honor left he was not simply because he is such a great sportsman and pioneer but because he's such a great teacher. >> repor

reporting live, rochelle rich chee. >> thank you -- richie. >> thank you . hotel prices are up while car rental prices are down. >> that's interesting. >>> in credible frightening imagines as wild fires devour homes in colorado. what investigators are saying about the cause of the flames. >> a mega investment could mean mega returns for the port of baltimore. that story as eyewitness news continues. >> thousands get ready to embark in their naval careers. all the highlights coming up. >> intense heat is coming and it's going to last a while. don't miss the updated first weather forecast with bob. ,,,,,, ,,,,,, >>> it is sunny, t -- 9 #r5 in central md -- 95 in central maryland. >>> wjz is following breaking news involving the son of city state attorney greg bern steen. police were called to scott street in west baltimore this morning. city police say two individuals had serious cuts to their hands. they were taken to shock trauma and released. after police were called to the scene they determined that owen bernstein and another man cut themselves intensal. >

rochelle ritchie has more. >> reporter: police believe they know where the shooter is and where he mightng. they say this man opened fire at an apartment complex saturday night. three people were killed, including two former auburn university football players. and three others were hurt. police are searching for leonard in montgomery, alabama, about 55 miles west of auburn. police are also looking for two other people they want to question about the shooting. >> reporter: police say they have a motive for the deadly shooting. but they are not releasing that information. >>> there is new information about two car accidents, involving the u.s. commerce secretary. the crashes may have been caused by a medical condition. bigad shaban has the latest for wjz from california. >> reporter: a government spokesperson says commerce jettary john-- secretary john bryson suffered at the wheel of his car, when he allegedly caused two crashes near los angeles saturday. bryson spent the night at the hospital and returned to washington. the president's chief of staff, jack lu, spoke to bryson this morning

i'm rochelle ritchie, the intense search efforts coming up. >>> healthcare for all. one of the state's leading health officials reveals hison diagnosis. now he shares his story with wjz. i'm gigi barnett. the details are coming up. >>> check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now. >>> hi. i'm kai jackson! and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about today. heat. >> yes. it hits 101 and then some. it's only the beginning of a heat wave. these sweltering conditions could last for days. construction crews are struggling under the hot sun. there are lots of works for people as you can imagine. >>> the water is one of the best places to cool off. this place is catching a

rochelle richy follows a group of kids. >> reporter: 50 kids from the robert c marshal recreation center beat the heat to travel around learning about the war of 1812. the kids played dress-up and heard the stories. >> samuel a neil. >> reporter: samuel a neil was a black man who fought against the british. >> giving them a glimpse of what we encountered in the war of 1812 will enable them to understand that the truth, nor assistance, is going to come without work. >> reporter: this statue represents 15 to 25% of a black sailor that fought during the war of 112. their contributions rarely documented. >> so that's the whole purpose of our tour company, is to tell the history of baltimore from a different perspective. >> reporter: a picture portrays mears pick -- mary pickard. the story inspiring the youngsters. >> people that worked hard to do stuff. >> reporter: 200-year-old history forgotten, now coming back to life, inspiring one child at a time. and the kids also visited fort mcamerican to learn about two black men who were given the rare chance to enlist. kai, back to you. >> rough c

two people and then sideswiped the 2003 nissan ultima janae was traveling in. 36-year-old marquita rochelle mcgee was behind the wheel of that car and had be interest be transported by chopper in critical condition as was tutt. but his injuries were nonlife-threatening. of the other two individuals involved in the crash, only one was taken to ft. washington hospital. detectives are continuing their investigation today but they do confirm that alcohol did play a factor in this accident. in bruins road, maryland, erika gonzalez, "news 4." >> thank you, erika. we're going to take a look at our midday traffic now. we have danella sealock standing by. good morning. >> good morning, barbara. i'm watching an accident as you make your way on the interloop. you can pass but you're going to have to stick to the left side of the road. the crash involves a motorcycle and is blocking two of your lanes. in the main lanes earlier. we had emergency response. they were blocking your left lane. they're gone. again, you're going to have to pass single file in the main lanes. now let's head over now to the 14t

[laughter] at this college of new rochelle, not at city college. i have one of my students here from city college, james. james is back there. he knows he's going to get that a now. [laughter] >> are there any further questions or comments? you would like to make a last comment? >> i would like to ask him some more conversation. >> okay. take the mic. >> i know we had a brother behind me was asking why there are no other malcolm xs out there. where can we find them? and i'm sitting here reflecting in the meaning of malcolm x. you probably got hundreds of thousands, if not millions of malcolm xs out there that you don't even know about, see? is -- one of the things among others to pick up about malcolm's life and take into consideration that there are more young black men in prison today than in college. the point is that that's deliberate. also recognize that some of our brightest minds, some of our most brilliant young people are those who are behind bars. >> that's right. >> and, my brother, each generation creates his own leaders. time and circu

solbo bob bauer noted irgoing to meet with mitt rochelle energy.f super p.a.c. that doesn't have to disclose its donesors karl rove said some things about bob bauer two nights ago on fox news. listen. >> earlier, we were talking about the time that i went up to the congress wanted to testify. one of the accusers was bob bauer, the attorney for a woman named dana jill simpson who alleged i had encouraged her to investigate a woman i have never met in my entire life and that i asked her to investigate the sexual shenanigans of democratic governor siegelman of alabama and, you know, bob bauer was an attorney, got her on 60 minutes big huha about it. when i went before a hearing on the congress after all of this huha on her, it turned out the democrat staffers told me she was an unreliable witness. she refused to cooperate with the justice department investigation of the charges she and governor siegelman made. this is the kind of guy bob bauer is. >> well, bob bauer septa letter to karl rove, and he said quote, you suggested that the complaint filed a

carlisle with the banking committee, and i also want to thank senate legislative counsel particularly rochelle celebrese, who i drove crazy yesterday telling them please produce the paper. well, this staff that i read, they love their work so, i thought they'd never end it. i'm telling you, i had to beg them, please finish because there will always be something more you could do. you can always be something better. you can always put a comma in a different place. they wanted to make this as perfect as they could. and there was a time when we just had to say, okay, we're done. and they got it done. i am very moved at their dedication. mr. president, i know that my staff at e.p.w. for three days, the top staff that i read here, if they got four or five hours of sleep, they got a lot of they were running on empty. and i tell them that their names will forever be in this record, and people that they don't know will flourish because of their work o. when we start hiring people do this infrastructure work. i want to thank my dear colleagues, jay rockefeller, max baucus, tim johnson. no way could i h

at the college of new rochelle. i have one of my students year from city college, james. james is back there. he knows he's going to get that a now. [laughter] >> are there any further questions or comments backs i beg your pardon? you would like to make a last comment? [inaudible] okay, take the mic. [inaudible] >> i was asking why are there no other train ones out there -- malcolm x's out there. where can we find them? you probably have hundreds of thousands if not millions of malcolm x's out there. [inaudible] take into consideration that there are more young black men in prison today than in college. part of that is it's delivered. also recognize that some of our brightest minds, some of our most brilliant young people are those who are behind bars. my brother, each generation creates its own leaders. time and circumstances create leaders. step forward. the leaders, the young people of the day,. [inaudible] conditions that they face today were very similar to the conditions that was from my generation. i'm 72 years old. we have gangs, the crips and the bloods. we have