they would name their grandchildren after me, but that would be roy roy, so that would not work. >> the grandchild's name is audie irving roy. >> par la -- carla short, bureau of urban forestry. first, congratulations on your grandchild. i do not think i have too much to address. i would love to claim we were recommending removal was the one that failed. that may be true, but i do not know if it is. we did note that one lamb had a crack. that was the one we were recommending removing. trees to require maintenance. these trees do shed pods. we do not dispute that. that also do provide traffic calming. in particular, if there have been trucks that have run into the trunks of trees in the past, i would rather have them hit a large tree then my house, and the smaller trees would not stop a truck. it is important to recognize that there are irregularities in the canopy. that was likely caused by past pruning practices, which i understand was probably to get clearance for the solar panels. we certainly support having solar panels, but it needs to be recognized that in proper pruning probably contributed to some of the issues the

roy is out in chicago. what do you say, roy? >> caller: yeah, bill, i'm kind of disappointed with you today. i listen to your show every day. i think you have a great show but i don't understand why you're trying to put the president in the middle of this? the president and eric holder do not go down to north carolina and select this to prosecute. this was done before him. so why in the world don't you try to support the president and instead of calling him obama. the president is not doing this, bill. >> bill: royoy. roy, let me tell you something. i totally support president obama but that's why i asked. >>>ry friedman the question. when a new administration comes in, they can look -- they do, they review all of the cases that are before them. this case down there was brought by a karl rowe republican -- karl rove republican federal attorney who hated john edwards and went after him and used that as his ticket for running for congress. eric holder could easily have dropped this case and said this was a political prosecution. >> caller: you can't do that when it has been started. what do you think they would do if they found out that president obama told those attorneys to drop this case? >> bill: if he had done it three years ago nobody would be talking about it roy. nobody would be talking about it, i'm telling you. >> caller: telling him what he can do. >> bill: here's the case, roy. here's the case. he had a chance to say no to this case and instead holder and you know holder works for the

roy zimmerman. roy zimmerman.com. you're getting sleepy is the new album. look for roy here. just refreshing to hear. no other television show does that. we're keeping it real. it's completely inappropriate for television. >> announcer: heard around the country and seen on current tv, this is the "bill press show." >> bill: 12 minutes before the top of the hour. brad woodhouse for the democratic national committee in studio with us in the next hour followed by bill buffenbarger the president of the machine's union. yesterday, it is easter sunday, most of the sunday talk shows will invite somebody on to talk about religion and on "face the nation" yesterday, it was -- i mean, boy, i know you're going to think that i enjoy beating up on the catholic bishops. i really don't. it is just they're so wrong about so many issues. cardinal dolan from new york was on "face the nation" with bob schieffer and said three things i find outrageous. first of all, on the whole priest sexual abuse scandal which has not only brought disgrace to the catholic church in this country and aroun

roy adams. and roy claims that security guards outside of the 500 club at daytona international speedway beat him up. this video is all part of a lawsuit now that roydams has filed against daytona international speedway and we obtained this video from la-dray gilbert. adams claims this fight was unprovoked. he says that he and a security guard bumped into each other while they were inside the 500 club and the security guard walked away. adams claims that three more security guards came back with the original security guard. one of the guards knocked a drink out of his hand and a fight ensued. and then the fight ended up outside. you can see in the video kicking happening, once adams is down on the ground. you can see that there are four security guards involved in the fight. according to adams' attorney, adams did suffer a torn acl, and he did get a tooth knocked out. this entire event happened in october of 2010. >> what is the club claiming in all this? >> they did say that this was not an actual speedway event. that a company named front line promotions actually rented out the space and that epa security provided security. so this lawsuit also f

roy jeffries, was dead when he was buried by his killer. after roy's body arrives for autopsy in louisville, it's first taken from the cooler to the radiology suite for x-rays of his skull. just hours removed from his shallow grave, signs of roy'sin. dirt and debris on his soiled socks and a leaf dangling from his left heel. x-rays will help the medical examiner find the bullet that killed roy. but they won't help determine whether or not he was buried alive. that will require visual examination for evidence of dirt and debris in the upper airways, windpipe and the mouth. >> i need a picture of that too. we need the first one over here. >> after the x-rays, roy's body is wheeled into dr. corey's bustling autopsy room, filled to overflowing with tragedy. >> oh, my gosh. >> that catastrophic fire coroner bill lee heard about earlier in the day turned out to be the worst fire in kentucky in 30 years. ten deaths in one small house. six of the fatalities, children. >> some are -- >> number five. >> we don't even have him yet. we got up to number four i think. >> dr. corey and her team of medical examiners are sharing the massive work load performing autopsies on the fire victims. then when a table opens up for roy jeffries. >> we're

roy left behind his food stash. >> all the guys back in prison, look at this. my brother gets out of prison and he finds -- >> it's like canteen. >> it's like prison canteen, i swear. my god, roy, it's crazy, don't you think? he's been eating them for 23 years. oh, man. that's crazy. man, i love you, roygot to go. to go from a cell to this, and you guys can't even comprehend how i feel. i'm really, really happy. got my family helping me. i'm so appreciative. my daughter may come and live with me with my granddaughter. i'm really, really looking forward to that. i hope it happens. and i'm looking forward to going to work and just living my life. i got to be cautious on who i associate with. it's my real downfall. to be honest with you. i got a big heart and a lot of love for some of the guys. i got to pull back. like i told them before, i love you, but i've got to go. i got to succeed this time. i'll die like them guys and i -- look at this. this is a castle to me, you guys. i love it. i'm so happy. >> and truthfully, roy should have been here with you. how do you feel knowing you had planned this? >> i'm disappointed. he's better than prison. he's really a good man. honestly, i love him to death. he's better than all that prison [ bleep ]. he just didn't hold on. if he had held on til

roy and ray are very close. so we decided we would go out and visit with roy and talk to him about his brother and about how it is being out of prison. >> roy, who had served his time at a different prison than ray, had been out for four months at the time of our visit. but after nearly 20 years of incarceration, much of it in solitary confinement, he was still struggling with the transition to the free world. >> you go from a pecking order type mentality into an economic society, and it's tough, it really is, because everybody is wearing the same clothes, everything is uniform. it don't matter about what type of car you drive, what type of house you live in, how much money you got. that's kind of irrelevant in prison because it's a pecking order society. it's the strong, you know, and that's how you survive. >> before i met him, all i had was this image of this gruff, ripped guy who could take on the whole team of officers, and upon meeting him i was shocked to find out that he's actually kind of a calm and collected guy who is not this monster that you see on these cell extraction videos. >> i didn't even know how to turn the computer on

roy black. roy black wanted that man right there to be taken off the case because the judge didn't disclose that some of these jurors after the conviction of john goodman notified him saying they were talking about goodman's wealth during deliberations. and that some of the jurors bullied some of the other jurors during deliberations. they wanted him to recuse himself. the judge said, no, he's not going to do that. roy then filed an appeal, the appeal on that should be in sometime in the next couple of days, the decision by the appeals court. but the judge didn't wait. he decided to question those jurors anyway today about whether or not they talked about mainly the wealth of that man, john goodman, during deliberations and if that had any effect on the outcome of the case at all, megyn. but the court is done for the day, and the next step is we're waiting for the appeal on whether the judge stays on or goes off. we should also note that the defense is also hoping to get john goodman bond because they're asking for a new trial because they believe this judge was not impartial. megyn: yeah. judge has already denied that motion, but they're taking another crack at it. trace, thank you. >> reporter: okay. megyn: coming up, a bombshell in the john edwards' trial, what sherry young says happened when she questioned the effort to hide edwards' affair from the public. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families.

roy taylor. -- i am captain roy taylor precooks what used to be memorial stadium is now and you elder living facility in north baltimore. -- is now an elder living facility. >> it brings the outdoors inside. rob roblin took a tour. >> the baltimore city college choir sang "take me out to the ball game." it is an all new concept for assisted living in baltimore. >> there are 117 green house facilities across the country, but this is -- this is the first one here in maryland. the idea is to provide assisted living care in a different way than has been done in the past, with the emphasis on what the patient wants. >> we do everything on their schedule. you are not stuck with a huge hospital hallway. you can change and adapt to their schedule, rather than following what is most convenient for staff. they are able to set the time they want to wake up in the morning. they eat together as a group. >> there are 48 patient rooms, with dining rooms and community areas. makes it more like a home that a medical facility. >> we created a whole campus of the old stadium site. it has 340 apartments for low and moderate income seniors. >> ms. shirley dickens is one of the first residence to move in. >> the rooms are beautiful. people know how to treat us. that means a lot. >> the green house that stadium place is the first facility of its kind in maryland. >> you are not an anonymous number and a large building. it is a home for you to share. >> beautiful, isn't it? for basketball fans and university of tennessee students, is the end of an era. >> the head basketball coach announced her retirement and now she will add a national honor to an already impressive resume. >> some of the areas writing students are taking on -- and brightest students will takel >> live, local, late-breaking. you are watching wbal-tv 11 news at 5:00. 11 news at 5:00 in hd continues now. >> the per se congress of its kind in baltimore county. tackling some of the biggest issues facing college students today. at the top of the agenda, cyber bullying. >> maryland preparatory school hosted its first-ever diversity conference today. nadia has that story. >> it may look like a typical classroom lecture, but for some of the area's best and socially conscious students, it is about creating role models who will teach their fellow classmates to be more accepting of others. >> we want to open up some minds today and to take some things up with discussion. >> it was the first-ever diversity conference thursday. nearly 80 high school students from throughout baltimore county listened to guest speakers and participated in open discussions about value and independent preferences. some of the topics discussed include self awareness, gender stereotypes, and cyber bullying. >> there are four schools represented here, but this day is not very meaningful if they don't take it back to their schools and extend it. >> criminal-justice professional jamal smith says it is never too soon to discuss these critical topics with students, especially cyber bullying. >> they need to realize how much power they have to stop bullying and also to start bullying. >> curtis is a senior who was bullied in the past. >> it can happen to anyone. you need to be strong, and finding good support group. that support group can get you through any situation. >> many of these didn't say they are looking forward to sharing their newfound wisdom with others -- many of the students the hope is that the other three schools that took part in the conference will host similar conferences in the future. >> here is a look at some of our other top stories at this hour. police have arrested a howard county man for the murder of his wife, 21 years after she disappeared. 57-year-old robert jarrett was charged with first and second- degree murder in the death of his wife, christine. he told police his wife left their home after five and did not come home. police revisited his home and found the remains of a woman believed to be christine jarrett under the floorboards of a shed, buried in concrete. medical examiners are working to confirm the identity and a cause of death. >> the ravens are signing former colts quarterback curtis painter to a one-year contract. we know that the 25-year-old will compete with tyrod taylor to be the back up starter for jeff -- for joe flacco. baltimore city parents are battling funding cuts to city schools that could put after- school and summer programs on the chopping block. over 150 members of the group child first are gathering to testify before city council and the education and youth committee. they want the mayor to keep her commitment to double after- school programs over four years, which she had promised if elected. the budget calls for reducing funding for after-school programs for fiscal year 2015. >> eight national titles, 16 conference titles, and the most wins by any coach in college basketball history. after 38 seasons at has -- as head coach, pat summitt has stepped aside. >> it has been called the long goodbye. today in knoxville, tenn., on the board named in her honor, pat summitt began saying goodbye to the game and school she has love for nearly 40 years. >> i can tell you i have loved my work at the university of tennessee. has been awesome. >> suffering from early onset of dementia, with her memory beginning to fade, she read from a prepared statement. moments of her famous fire and passion came through in her message to the lady vol fans. >> i need you to step up more than ever to support our new head coach. >> today's announcement was not shocking. she was able to finish out coaching this season. >> it is never a good time, but you have to find the time that you think is the right time, and that is now. >> she symbolically handed over the reins of the program, her whistle, two longtime assistant holly warlick. while she will no longer rule the court from the bench, she will still be part of the lady vols after being given the title of head coach emeritus. >> i will still be here at practice. i will be yelling at them still. they may not like that, but it makes me feel good. >> players say it is not only good for some, but for the program. >> -- not only good for summitt, but for the program. >> a sports icon that will never fade away. >> earlier today, president obama announced that pat summitt would be a recipient of the presidential medal of freedom, calling her inspirational. she will be awarded that medal at a ceremony at the white house later this year. >> black smoke and flames shooting as high as 50 feet into the air in western ohio. more of this amazing video and a comeback. >> coast guard officials confirmed a small plane has gone down in the gulf of mexico. the latest on the search for the pilot and the rescue. >> students upset with the so- called doomsday budget. called doomsday budget. i will tell you my doctor prescribed dulera to help prevent them. 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[ bird chirps ] ♪ >> new polls show the race for the white house is very close between barack obama and mitt romney. 20% of americans said their mortgage is under water right now. fuel prices are serious hardship, and 40 percent chance a college expenses or a big worry. >> it is time for us to get our taxes down and get people working again. >> today gm is back on top, 200,000 new jobs over the last 2.5 years. >> that latest poll shows the obama-romney matchup is a tire right now. -- is a tie right now. a close race with largely economic themes. >> curbing the nation tonight, a small plane navigated by an unconscious pilot crashed and sank in the gulf of mexico. authorities said the pilot somehow became incapacitated or unconscious and crashed in the gulf of mexico after it ran out of fuel west of tampa, florida. coast guard officials said they have dispatched a boat to the crash site. the fate of the pilot is unknown. could there be a worse place for far than a fuel company? firefighters in western ohio spent much of the morning battling huge flames as high as 50 feet in the air. a fuel truck was being loaded and quickly spread to other buildings. smoke could be seen from as far as 20 miles away. schools closed early in the area and nearby residents asked to stay inside their homes. still no word on exactly what sparked the fire. >> a texas woman was gunned down -- bond down the mother of a newborn baby just so she could still the baby -- gun down the mother. she was in court today where she learned she is facing capital murder charges. it happened outside a pediatrician's office in a suburb of houston, texas. >> she shot the mother several times, put the child in the pickup and left the scene. texas authorities say mcclain had just suffered a miscarriage, which she was trying to hide from her fiance. luckily the baby boy was found unharmed and has been reunited with the family. the judge ordered maclean be held for the weekend taliban hearing is held on monday. >> for the next two days, you can take an international opera star at the lyric. >> let me readjust my earpiece. you may be surprised to find she got her vocal start right here in baltimore. >> dick clark will be forever remembered for one of america's favorite tv shows. >> there are some changes as we head into the weekend, maybe head into the weekend, maybe some more yb when it comes to gardening, we're, well, inexperienced. is this right? right here, like this? ♪ turn that off! plants can smell our fear then miracle-gro expand'n gro made things a lot easier for us. it expands when you water it. and improves your soil. for big beautiful plants that grow up to three times the flowers and vegetables. guaranteed. we were so bad at this before. particularly you. [ laughs ] everyone grows with miracle-gro. bags coming up at 6:00, a break in america and cold case. 21 years later, police arrest a man reportedly responsible for his wife's death. keep your promise. that is the man from parents increasers -- from parents and teachers to mayor stephanie rawlings-b >> america's remembering a television and music icon. dick clark died at the age of 82. >> a look at the enormous impact he had on the world of entertainment. among his greatest accomplishment, green rock-and- roll to the mainstream and watching hundreds of careers -- launching hundreds of careers and bringing rock-and-roll to the main street. from the supremes to the beach boys, he even had a young michael jackson on his show. >> the guy who made it trusted and safe for generation after generation to discover what was new and hot in music. >> probably the most significant thing is that it brought peopl together as human beings. >> there is no doubt "american bandstand" played a major role in america. >> i was devastated. he was like a father figure. >> i do not feel like he is gone. >> dick clark created a road map for tv personalities like ryan seacrest, who remembered him last night on "american idol." >> i know this guy. he is in a better place. >> his lasting influence is sure to impact generations to come. >> without question, he is going to be known as the man who started it all. >> dick clark, a television pioneer who change the face of entertainment. >> from discovering madonna to making new year's eve cool, you can see the top 10 ways that dick clark changed pop culture, on the new wbaltv.com. click on slide shows. we go now to breaking news out of northwest baltimore. captain royr, what is going on? >> this is keith l. west falls parkway the eastbound west falls parkway. it is up against a guide wire for a bge pole. they have to get bge here to assist in getting the vehicle off the telephone pole before they can open up the roadway. as we get more information on this, we will update you. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> a little bit of rain yesterday, moved off the coast late at night and left the been atlantic region with a pretty decent spring day. a little flock to start the early morning and then sunshine for most of the day. 70 today at bwi marshall, 66 is the normal high. 93 was the record high, set back in the 19th century. it is rare that you see both the high and low record way back in the 19th century. a trace of precipitation after midnight at the airport. a decent day for april 19 in baltimore. 68 degrees right now and parton, 69 in elkton. -- 68 in parkton. skies should stay mainly clear tonight, a li

roy's office hired a publicity firm at a cost of $234,000 to respond to questions regarding toxic substance health risk. that year roy was awarded bonus money again. in fact, according to a freedom of information act response, every official who either sent or received a copy of that death list received bonuses over those two years. $22,000 for roy. $32,000 for her boss anthony costa. in all, in 2010 alone, gsa issued $26 million in bonuses. mary roy appeared at this congressional hearing into the hiring of the publicity firm right next to martha johnson. >> did you do anything wrong in this contract? >> we did nothing wrong. >> we have taken this as an opportunity to do a lot of improvement. >> reporter: according to the inspector general at that hearing while under oath, the gsa officials provided misstatements of fact. johnson resigned last week and hasn't returned our calls. mrs. johnson. no one answered the door when we went to her annapolis home. according to this letter from senator claire mackaskel, martha johnson gave her one more bonus. >> after spending $234,000 on a publicity firm, you believe you deserved a bonus? >> reporter: spokes women for both johnson and roy say the women do not want to comment about our investigation. and tonight an official inside the obama administration tells me that one of the officials i

patrick roy credits paul for staying so home. and paul and his big brother credit roy for saving his life. >> they were terrific, they did a great job. >>> coming up, a flash flood and a car is sinking, fast. >> i just remember looking at this woman screaming on the other side of the window, thinking that's got to be the worst thing you can ever go through. >> this man didn't have elevator phobia, but now he's stuck. alone, high above the ground in a new york high-rise. no one knows he's in there, but it's all caught on the security camera. when caught on camera: trapped continues. customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello ? ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. at home, i challenge that in one easy step with olay. total effects tone corrector. 7 anti-aging therapies for younger looking skin including an even skin tone, instantly. from olay. diarrhea, gas or bloating? get ahead of it! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defend against digestiv

roy ganara ademÁs de su talento. >> roy es un cuate que aparte que tiene un tento increÍble, creo que serÍa siempre la actitud yeshcorrecto. siempre preparaba, nunca se dio por vencido, nunca se sintiÓ ganador y siempre decÍa que iba a estar en la final >> el imitador de thalÍa hizo un gran papel y se lleva un muy honroso segundo lugar, mucho Éxito para todos. >> (aplausos) >> la verdad es que estoy totalmente de acuerdo con esto que ti centro que vale mÁs la actitud que la actitud o el talento obviamente el talento es muy importante. pero la actitud de roynciÓn? >> seguridad lo tienen que sacar por favor. >> que no pueden cantar con nosotros cerquita. >> con Él no. >> por favor las puedes llevar al camarÍn por favor. a las tres. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yo quiero que te beseno otros labios para que me compares ♪ ♪ se encuentras un amor que te comprenda y sientas que te quiera mÁs que nadie ♪ ♪ entonces yo darÉ la media vuelta y vivÍre con el sol ♪ ♪ ¿cÓmo dice? ♪. >> me irÉ con el sol cuando muera la tarde ♪ ♪ te vas porque yo quiero. >> muchas cambiogracias. >> que te vayas. (aplausos) >> me tengo que acercar porque tengo que hacer nuestro ftrabaj. >> no me falten el respeto. >> mejor me lo llevo a nueva york. ¿le gusta nueva york? >> miren quiÉn estÁ alla. >> tengo un penn house. >> nos vamos con vÍctor florencio el niÑo prodigiprodig >> tengo mucho frÍo pero aqui la gente dÁndole caliente cariÑo. >> sÍ, ok. >> ¿cÓmo estÁn mi gente? >> bien. >> dame tu nombre completa con tu nombre y apellido y tu fecha de nacimiento? >> es lina fernÁndez. a

roy's the iconic hair, it worked really well. i owe everything, everything to these men. >> mike: do you think roy could make me look like george clooney? [ laughter ] >> mike: it wasn't supposed to be that funny? why are you guys laughing? let's talk about margaret thatcher because she was historic not only because of the views she had. she was historic because she was the first female prime minister in a very man's british world. >> yes. >> mike: how did you find that she was able to overcome the natural prejudice additions that people had toward a woman being not just in the government but being the prime minister? >> you know the weird thing is, the biggest leap for british people, i think, was that a grocer's daughter made this more class. more than even being a woman. yes, it was very -- they had very specific ideas of what each gender's job should be in the world, and politics really didn't -- i think there were 635 members of parliament and there were 17 women when she entered as a 24 -- >> mike: we have another clip from the film i want to ask merrill about when we watch. >> screech too much. [ laughter ] and she wants us to t

roy blunt said. was this a pay-for to raise the student rates to help pay for the health care bill? take us down that road? >> roy blunt has it backwards. we lowered the interest rates in 2007, when we were paying them as middle men to loan them money. we said, let's get rid of the middle men and give the money to students and families. we did that on a very large bipartisan vote back in 2007, and that became the law. we did it for four years, because that's all that we could afford with that pay-for sop roy blunt has it all backwards. he has the health care bill mixed up with what happened several years before in the bush administration. >> well, this is what the republicans are pretty good at, confusing the public, attacking health care, making it look like democrats have no idea what they're doing. the priority is to make sure that students in this country get a low rate and keep a low rate so they have a chance at getting out of debt sooner, is that right? >> that's the priority. and again, just as roy blunt had it all mixed up, speaker boehner has it all mixed up, because he says there never was an issue about this in the country. interestingly enough, when we lowered the interest rates, he opposed that, and just a week ago, we had a anonymous vote by the republicans in the ryan republican budget to double the interest rates. they all voted to double the interest rates. president obama goes out on the stump for three days and they find religion and now they're rushing to lower the in

roy mcilroy. he learned by watching tiger as a young boy on television, and he is not afraid of tiger woods. if anyone is going to beat tiger, i think it could be roy this show. everything about him is just, he is just remained unscathed on every level and he is a great athlete. >> i just want to see it on the sunday come down to tiger and a short putt which used to be money for him. i want to see if he can still make that putt with everything that's gone on in his life. i don't know if you saw the woman's putt the other day, she missed a 1-foot putt that would have had the championship. i will see and then we will kneel down and tebow. >> let's have a follow-up. christine, len, both join me again? >> only if christine does it. journalists, come on. >> putting you on the spot, christine. >> absolutely, with len and kira, any time. thank you. >> thanks, guys. up next, all the fuss over a new four square app called girls around me and critics say it is a stalker's dream. ♪ ♪ why do you whisper, green grass? ♪ [ all ] shh! ♪ why tell the trees what ain't so? ♪ [ male announcer ] dow solutions use vibration reduction technology to help reduce track noi