student from rutgers university new park. she earned her master's in education from new jersey city university in educational technology. as a sixth year public high school teacher, she promotes student directed oral history and mixed media community outreach projects and has been recognized by the national oral history association for her work. this year with the martha ross teaching award. she grew up in moscow, russia, and immigrated to the united states in 1991. her dissertation "newark remembers" is an interdisciplinary project that will be the first to examine the struggles over memory and identity in newark, new jersey. and her paper is entitled "the liberation of rutgers newark history memory and black student radicalism." >> thank you so much. good morning, everyone. on february 24th, 1969, a group of black student activists took over conklin hall for a 72-hour sit in. the illegal taking of the building was a highly contested event. student activists and supporters viewed the sit-in as a localized part of a larger pro

. >>> a former rutgers university student quibed in a web cam spying case will be convicted today. dharun ravi was convicted in march. his roommate, tyler clementi, committed suicide days after ravi spied on him kissing another man. ravi faces ten years in prison and could be deported back to india where he was born. >>> the music world is mourning the loss of robin gibb, a member of the bee gees. a group that helped define the disco era. he died after a long battle of cancer. he was 62. theresa garcia has more on this legendary pop star. ♪ you may look the other way >> reporter: it was the sound of the disco era. ♪ staying alive staying alive >> reporter: robin gibb,

what do you think of the 30-day jail sentence for the rutgers university student who secretly videotaped his roommate and posted it online? that led to his roommates suicide. you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> thousands of a jeep wranglers are being recalled because of a potential fire hazard. they have automatic transmissions. 14 vehicles have caught fire after debris got caught between the transmission played and the catalytic converter. if you're planning a trip to disney, get ready to pay more. price of a single day past jumped. they have boosted prices every summer for recent years. could facebook be the root of an unhappy marriage? jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. pom wonderful getting squeezed over defective marketing. the makers have touted its benefits including reducing the risk of heart disease and erectile dysfunction. a judge has ruled they violate federal law because they are misleading. the judge has prohibited them from making more claims in future advertisements.

. >>> emotional day of testimony today as the former rutgers university student convicted in the webcam spying case is sentenced. >>> also, major milestone for house minority leader nancy pelosi today. how san francisco is celebrating one of the nation's most powerful female politicians. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> developing news. it will be jail, not prison time for former rutgers university student convicted of hate crimes for using a webcam to spy on his roommate who committed suicide soon a a new jersey judge sentenced 20-year-old dharun ravi to thirty days in jail. his roommate tyler clementi killed himself in september 2010, soon after ravi used a webcam to capture clementi and another man kissing in their dorm room. >> tyler and i have been very connected, so much so i felt like a piece of me died in september of 2010. >> mr. ravi did these criminal acts because he saw my son as not deserving basic human decency and respect. >> ravi insists he wasn't trying to intimidate his gay roommate and he didn't record the encounter and didn't out him. a

why did rutgers university cannot take more action? >> for the past two years, this case has been devastating. my son already has too much burden on his shoulders. >> the judge in the case made it clear he never referred to it as a hate crime. >> down the road, you can expunge this judgment, but you cannot expunge the conduct or the pain you calls --you caused. >> he was given a fine of $10,000.30 days in prison, followed by three years' probation and 300 hours of community service. he was also told he would receive counseling about cyber bullying. neither family would comment outside court, although the prosecution has said it plans to appeal. >> when you think of china, it almost certainly think it's great wall, a structure that snakes along the country's northern border, designed to keep out the mongol hordes. now there are plans to knock down a small portion of the wall to make way for a factory. joining me is the managing director of the company. you are an active blocker, and this demolition has it triggered public furor. what ar

rutgers has used it. the university emerged as a hero in the memory of the protest because according to the narrative created by rutgers it was challenged by students and in response became an open and multiracial environment. the collective memory produced through the commemorative process fails to attribute the role of post 1965 immigration patterns in the current diversity of the student body demographics. it also celebrates the education opportunity fund as an outcome of the protests even though the program was a state initiative that precedes the sit-in and today provides support to many students less than 30% of whom are black. the relationship between history and memory as two different forms of narration essential to the struggle of individuals and communities because historical narrations often shape and transform our understandings of place. the meanings attributed to place in turn can dictate which events are remembered or forgotten. commemoration and sights of memory are plagued by competing claims of moral

one of them is also in an administrative role at rutgers university, as well. but there were others that kind of felt that this was a crown that the university really wore without necessarily meeting the demands that were put forth. and that in many ways it was usurped, that this moment of radical protest was really taken on by the university without changing the real things that needed to be done. and it's more seen in the faculty diversity at rutgers newark. we're really struggling that even when we are able to bring faculty of color into the university, our retention rate isn't great, there's not a great amount of support. the students demanded specific programs of study and those things are just not happening at this time. certainly not from a grant -- certificate granting institution. >> kelly, you had a response. >> for me, i spent a lot of time in my work thinking about the role of memory because when i started interviewing emily taylor, she was about 85. so there had been 25 to 30 years since she was at the university of kansas. and emily taylor sort of

. >>> emotional day of testimony today as the former rutgers university student convicted in the webcam spying case is sentenced. >>> also, major milestone for house minority leader nancy pelosi today. how san francisco is celebrating one of the nation's most powerful >>> developing news. it will be jail, not prison time for former rutgers university student convicted of hate crimes for using a webcam to spy on his roommate who committed suicide soon a a new jersey judge sentenced 20-year-old dharun ravi to thirty days in jail. his roommate tyler clementi killed himself in september 2010, soon after ravi used a webcam to capture clementi and another man kissing in their dorm room. >> tyler and i have been very connected, so much so i felt like a piece of me died in september of 2010. >> mr. ravi did these criminal acts because he saw my son as not deserving basic human decency and respect. >> ravi insists he wasn't trying to intimidate his gay roommate and he didn't record the encounter and didn't out him. a jury disagreed, convicting him of all charges. he could face deportation to ind

and why did rutgers university not take more action? >> for the past two years, the media [unintelligible] my 20-year-old son already has too much burden on his shoulders. >> the judge in the case made it clear we never referred to it as a hate crime. >> down the road you can expunge this judgment. but you cannot expunge the conduct with the pain he caused. >> he was handed a fine of $10,000. he was also given 30 days in prison followed by three years' probation and 300 hours of community service. he was also told he would receive counseling about cyber bullying. neither family would comment outside of court, although the prosecution said it will plan to appeal. >> the olympic flame has attracted more big crowds on its 70-day journey around the u.k.. but keeping it a light was quite a challenge in the west of england. >> across north devon and into somerset, talk of the torch is spreading. there was an anxious moment when one torch blowout, but the olympic plane -- flying will -- the olympic flame saved in the lantern was on hand. and r

. >>> a former rutgers university student learns his fate this morning in court. dharun ravi spied on his roommate with a web cam and then tweeted about the encounters. >>> and jury. >> reporter: in the john edwards trial will resume this morning considering which liar to believe. first john edwards lied about being a father of the child before confessing. his former aide said he was the father of the child before admitting he wasn't. >>> families looking for justice in the bombing of pan am flight. the master mind passed away yesterday. >> him passing away with his family brings anger. there's never closure in an act so senseless as this. the hole will continue the be there. you try to visualize how your loved one was blown out of the air at 31,000 feet. >> al megrahi holds the key to what happened there. >>> robin gibb died after a long battle with cancer. ♪ which started the whole world crying ♪ ♪ everything a man could want to do ♪ >> the harmonies turned him and his brother into stars. robin's twin, maurice, died back in 2003. the youngest singing gibb, who w

. ♪ >>> very emotional day in court as a former rutgers university student learned his punishment forecording his roommate's sexual encounter on a webcam. this is a case that got the attention of the country after the humiliated college roommate, tyler clementi, took his own life by jumping off the george washington bridge. nbc's mara schiavocampo reports on the sentence and the two mothers who had their chance to speak today about this tragedy. >> reporter: dharun ravi showed little emotion in a new jersey courtroom. >> i do believe he acted out of colossal insensitivity. >> reporter: as a judge sentenced the former rutgers university student to 30 days in jail and three years' probation for spying on his gay roommate with a webcam. in 2010 ravi streamed video of 18-year-old tyler kissing a man. using twitter, he encouraged others to watch. days after he learned of the spying incident, clementi -- an honors student and musician -- killed himself. >> i heard this jury say "guilty" 288 times. i haven't heard you apologize once. >> reporter: in today's sentencing hearing many court watc

announcer ] head & shoulders for men. >> jeff: inside a courtroom in new jersey tomorrow former rutgers university ravi is set to be sentenced for a hate crime that captured headlines across the country, ravi was the roommate of rutgers freshman tyler clemente who committed suicide in 2010 after he was spotted during a sexual encounter with another man. raf syfacing up to ten years in prison for charges including bias intimidation which is the hate crime. he was convicted largely with his own words, statements he made on twitter and via instant message were used against him at trial. erin moriarity and 48 hours mystery has been following this case from the beginning. she joins us now, tonight. erin, its judge here has a lot of leeway tomorrow, what are we expecting? >>. >> in a word, prison. i think most legal experts don't think will get the full ten years but that he will get some. now the defense has argued no prison time at all. they say he has no criminal history. they say he has been punished enough and that what he didn't didn't involve either violence or the threat of violence but the stat

he's dropped out of rutgers university. he's been sitting at home. he takes little pleasure in anything but talking to his little brother and being with the family dog. he's been taking courses online. he's lost 25 pounds. he's talked about how he's sort of been sentenced already. >> brown: this case, of course, drew lots and lots of attention. what kind of reaction have you been able to get, if any, from outside groups particularly gay advocates? >> well certainly garden state equality which is a statewide group that's been pushing very hard for the anti-bullying law that was passed after tyler's suicide, they have said that this is, you know, just a slap on the wrist. they say even shoplifting defendants in this state get a longer sentence than what dharun ravi is getting. on the other hand, many gay rights advocates have said that they don't believe that hate crimes charges are the best way to guard against bullying of gays. they said they think this is a reflection of the back lash. this reflects that people felt that the prosecutors had gone in

. >>> former rutgers university student ravi was sentenced to 30 days in jail and three years in probation for using a webcam to spy on his gay roommate who later committed suicide. the prosecutor plans to appeal joined by gay advocates in complaining the sentence is too light. >>> the supreme court has ruled a child conreceived by in vitro fertilization is not entitled to social security benefits. >>> the iconic album of "abby road" will be auctioned today. they are walking in the opposite direction and mccartney is wearing sandals. the photo could bring more than $30,000. now here's an early look at your top health headlines. a panel of medical experts says men should not be routinely screened for prostate cancer using the psa test. they said the risk of population wide screening outweigh the benefits due to the danger of false positive results. opponents however say the controversial decision could affect men who have the test starting at age 50. for more check out the health page on msnbc.com. >>> here's a look at how wall street kicks off the day. the dow closed at 12,504. the s&p was

if former rutgers university student says that he is sorry. ravi apologized today for the first time, calling his actions thought list and immature. his roommate tyler clementi killed himself after the spying incident. ravi was sentenced to 30 days in jail and will begin serving that sentence tomorrow. >> now all that's needed for mitt romney is a formal announcement. last night's victory in the texas primary gives him an of delegates./ he only needed 58. texas offers 152. the republican party will formally announce romney as their nominee for the white house during the convention in august. >> president obama is getting ready to host a jewish-american heritage reception today at the white house. but he's already catching heat for comments that he made yesterday at the medal of freedom ceremony. the white house said the president misspoke when he referred to a polish death camp while honoring a polish war hero. the remark drew immediate criticism from polish people who said the president should have called it a german death camp. >> more bad n

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truly developed and nurtured on the banks of the ruritan river in new brunswick, new jersey at rutgers university. so we're coming together tonight at the close of a week that will always have a place in our country's history moving forward. may 1st will always be remembered a day that america finally caught and finally killed osama bin laden. [ applause ] i hope that in the future it will be always become a moment where we come together as a country, thankful for the courage of s.e.a.l. team six and the continued sacrifice of our soldiers. [ applause ] it's a day i think to strengthen our resolve, a day to reaffirm our commitment combatting terrorism. i spent seven years of my life committed to that cause. i was the first united states attorney in new jersey in the post-september 11th era. in fact i was informed by the president to be nominated as u.s. attorney for new jersey on. september 10th, 2001. the job i accepted that day became different the next day when 900 new jerseyians were murdered in the world trade center. more citizens than any other state other than the state of new york. and i

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he's that rutgers university student convicted of spying and intimidating his roommate.you'll remember the story, dharun ravi used a webcam to record or to basically shoot pictures of his roommate tyler clementi as he was engaged in a sexual encounter with another man. and then dharun ravi shared that online using a social media website to invite people to watch. this case thrust the issue of cyber bullying front and center in the national conscience. tyler clementi later committed suicide. moments ago his dad stood up before the court and addressed everybody. >> mr. ravi never met or knew my son before arriving at rutgers university. he had no call to do what de. tyler did anything to mr. ravi to make him dislike him or retaliate for doing some wrongdoing. mr. ravi did these criminal act because he saw my son not deserving basic human decency and respect and because my son was different than him, below him and because he was gay. >> dharun ravi was found guilty on all 15 counts against him, the most serious bias intimidation and invasion of privacy. he's facing up to te

he's the rutgers university student who used a web cam to spy on his gay roommate, tyler clementi.a jury convicted ravi of all 15 counts against him, including invasion of privacy, and bias intimidation. he faced up to 10 years in prison. he was sentenced to 30 days. what's your opinion? >> well, i -- i just will weigh in. i think that the presentation to the world, from the media, was as if this were a murder case. it's not a murder case. it's an invasion of privacy case. and if you look at what the sentence is, it's actually appropriate for this. >> star is a lawyer. as far as i'm concerned it's a hate crime. i wish this this kid got everything he could get and more. >> ten years? >> i'll tell you what -- years. i'll tell you where he is going to suffer. no employer is ever hiring this kid. nor should they. can you imagine hiring this kid, every gay group rightfully so would protest. he is a court of employment -- >> you're saying they shouldn't employ him because he's proven not trustworthy and he spies, therefore his ethics as a business person? >> he will never -- he better st

. >>> a former rutgers university student will be sentenced today for hate crimes that triggered national headlines about online bullying. darun ravi spied on his gay roommate and tweeted about an intimate encounter captured on his webcam. just days later that roommate tyler clementi committed suicide. >> reporter: ravi could pay a hefty price for what he told abc anchor chris cuomo was a childish mistake. >> looking back, i was very self-absorbed. >> reporter: the now 20-year-old could spend up to ten years behind bars and deportation to india. keep in mind prosecutors say the maximum penalty is not necessary. jurors heard four weeks of testimony while ravi spying on his college roommate tyler clementy with a webcam and tweeting about seeing him in an intimate encounter with another man. a jury convicted ravi in march on 15 criminal charges including invasion of privacy and tampering with evidence. there has been an outpouring of support for clementi after his death, some felt this was a wake-up call about how young gay men and women are treated. there have also been mounting calls for l

professor david robinson as a climatologist with rutgers university. >> when your afternoon thunderstormsacross the mountainous west this summer, oftentimes they're not packed with a lot of moisture but they're packed with a lot of lightning. with that tinder dry underbrush and forest canopies, there's a real concern of wildfire across the west this summer. >> reporter: but it's not only the west that's going through a heat wave. in the mountains of north carolina this year, winter never even seemed to happen. and at a mini marathon in indianapolis earlier this month, runners collapsed with temperatures in the 80s and humidity near 100%. in fact, according to the climate prediction center, may 2011 through april 2012, was the warmest 12-month period in the u.s. since 1895, when the government first started keeping records. one question is, why is it expected to be warmer than usual this summer? well, the climate prediction center says there's no single factor. a multiplicity of factors. they say one reason is it's been a dry winter so the ground is dry, the sun has an easier time heating

. >>> a former rutgers university student will be sentenced today. dharun ravi was convicted of spying charges. ravi faces ten years in prison and could be deported back to india where he was born. >>> the music world is mourning the loss of robin gibb, a member of the bee gees. he died after a long battle of cancer. he was 62. ♪ you may look the other way >> reporter: it was the sound of the disco era. ♪ staying alive staying alive >> reporter: robin gibb, together with his brothers, were the bee gees. raised in england in australia, the gibb brothers started cranking out the hits in the 1960s. ♪ i'm going back >> reporter: but it was in the '70s when their popularity was starting to slump that they found their groove in disco. ♪ well you can tell by the way i use my walk i'm a woman's man ♪ >> reporter: using their disfikttive falsetto, they did the soundtrack for "saturday night fever" and became a worldwide sensation. the album was number one for six months, selling 40 million copies. it was one of the best selling records of the 1970s. >> we did

. >>> and former rutgers university, dharun ravi will head to jail, after apologizing for his role in his roommate's suicide. in a statement yesterday, he called his actions thoughtless, insensitive, immature and stupid choices. he said he was not motivated by hate or bigotry, when he set up a web cam to capture a gay encounter. ravi has been sentenced to 30 days in jail. >>> and it is time, now, for the rest of the weather from across the nation. we're going to have downpours for the carolinas. rain in the northeast. thunderstorms along the gulf coast. more stormy weather from north texas into oklahoma and kansas. showers from montana and wyoming. and a windy day across the rockies. >> near 80 in boise. 85 in sacramento. and a sizzling 99 in phoenix. dallas climbs to 95. kansas city 77. just 66 in minneapolis. and 69 in chicago. 80s, meanwhile, from boston to atlanta. 90 in miami. >> getting hot in here. >> in here. >>> coming up, how about some soda to go with your cereal? well, the concoction is hitting menus at one fast food chain right now. >>> and the future of apple. the compan

. >> today a judge in new jersey sentenced a former rutgers university students for 30 days in jail fora crime that led to his roommate suicide. the man did not show any emotion as the judge read out his sentence this morning. a jury had convicted him of 15 criminal counts. >> down the road, you can expunge this judgment. but you cannot expunge the conduct, or the pain that you cost. >> the defendant used 8 internet webecamera to expose a sexual encounter between israel and another man. is remain committed suicide days later by jumping off the george washington bridge. jurors have resumed deliberations and the corruption trial of a former democratic presidential candidate john edwards. he arrived in court today in north carolina with his daughter by his side. edwards is accused of using nearly $1 million in campaign funds to hide his former mistress and her pregnancy. if convicted he could spend 30 years in jail and be fined up to $1.5 million. final voyage of the uss iowa has been delayed because of a storm approaching the west coast. >> the battleship was supposed to leave richmond ye

. >>> the former rutgers university student convicted in the webcam spy case will spend only 30 days dharun ravi showed no emotion when he was sentenced yesterday. he could have gotten ten years. prosecutors plan to appeal saying one month is not long enough. in march ravi was found guilty of a hate crime for spying on his gay roommate tyler clementi. tyler's mother says she still doesn't know why her son committed suicide. >> he obviously hid his feelings and thoughts very well. even i had no idea of the despair and torment tyler must have been feeling, and i thought i knew him. >>> ravi begins his 30-day sentence on may 31st. >>> a panel of health experts came out with a controversy a routine prostate cancer screening because the treatments may do more harm than good. about 28,000 men in america die from prostate cancer each year, and as dr. jon lapook tells us, the new guidelines have already unleashed a heated debate. >> reporter: for 20 years the message has been the same. get a psa test every year or two, detect prostate cancer early, and save your life. dr. michael lefevre hel

. >>> former rutgers university student dharun ravi was sentenced to 30 days in jail and three years in probation for using a webcam to spy on his gay roommate who later committed suicide. the prosecutor plans to appeal joined by gay advocates in complaining the sentence is too light. >>> the supreme court has ruled that a child conceived by in vitro fertilization after the death of the father is not entitled to survivors social security benefits. >>> a rare outtake photo similar and yet different from the iconic one used for the cover of the beatles album "abby road" will be auctioned in london. in the photo the fab four are walking in the opposite direction of the famous album cover and paul mccartney is wearing sandals, not in bare feet. the photo could bring more than $30,000. >>> now here's an early look at one of your top health headlines on msnbc.com. a panel of medical experts says men should not be routinely screened for prostate cancer using the psa test. they say the risks of population wide screening outweigh the benefits due to the danger of false positive results. oppon

. >>> an apology from the former rutgers university student who convicted of using a web cam to spy on his roommate who later killed himself. ravi began serving a 30-day jail sentence tomorrow. he used a web cam to spy on romantic encounter between tyler clementi and no man and posted it on twitter. ravi said, my behavior and actions which at no time were motivated by hate, bigotry were nonetheless the wrong choices and decisions. i apologize to everyone affected by those choices. >>> the sister of the man who confessed to killing etan patz says she went to police years ago. pedro hernandez was charged last week with second-degree murder after he confessed to killing patz. the case has stymied police for decades but hernandez's police said she went to police in the 1980s when she heard her brother confess at prayer group. >> my brother confess in church he did something to a little boy and put him in trash. as soon as i heard that, i went to the police. >> norma hernandez said she gave the story to the reception man at the desk, gave her license as identification and never heard back.

schiano was his coach at rutgers university when legrand made the life changing tackle in the fall of 2010 which sent him off the field in a stretcher. >> they're walking my legs since i can't move them myself. >> after five months of cutting edge therapy, he does have some sensation. >> so that's the big improvement. >> just last week, the christopher reeve foundation posted this video of him sitting up on his own. last fall, he was back out on the field with his rutgers teammates, calling games in the booth. >> you're going to see a bunch of pressure coming from the defensive line tonight. >> today, he said he hopes to be an nfl broadcaster by next fall and said his supporters give him strength. >> i have to prove to all these people and show them if you believe in yourself, believe in the man above, anything is possible. that's what i do every single day of my life. >> strangers call him an inspiration. >> i love being positive. i don't like having a negative attitude. i don't like being down. i smile every time. that's just the way i am. i feel a lot better when i'm smiling. >> to

. >>> former rutgers university student davin ravi was sentenced to 30 days in jail and 3 years on probationse iing a webcam to spy on his gay roommate who later committed suicide. the prosecutor plans to appeal joined by gay advocates in complaining the sentence is too light. >>> the supreme court has ruled a child conceived by in vitro fertilization is not entitled to survivor social security benefits. >>> a rare outtake photo similar to the icon ic album of "abbey road" will be auctioned today. they are walking in the opposite direction and mccartney is wearing sandals. not in his bare feet. the photo could bring more than $30,000. now here's a "first look" at how wall street will kick off. the dow jumps 135.10 and the nasdaq zoomed up 68. overseas trading, in tokyo the nikkei rose 94. hang seng judged up 116. investor investors are looking for the market to rally even higher. nasdaq had a very good monday with its biggest one day percentage gain since 2011. that was thanks to apple which rose by 5%. that was tempered however by facebook falling 11%. some analysts now say friday's $38 ipo

. >>> a former rutgers university student learns his fate this morning in a new jersey courtroom. dharun ravi was convicted of 15 hate crimes against his roommate, tyler clementi. he spied on his roommate roommate with a web cam and then tweeted about the encounters. he faces up to ten years in prison and possible deportation to india. >>> and jurors in the john edwards trial will resume deliberations this morning, considering which liar to believe. first john edwards lied about being a father of the child before confessing. his former aide said he was the father of the child before becoming the prosecution's star witness. >>> families looking for justice in the bombing of pan am flight. al megrahi, the only person ever connected to the bombing of that flight died yesterday. >> him passing away with his family brings anger. there's never closure in an act so senseless as this. the hole will continue to be there. you try to visualize how your loved one was blown out of the air at 31,000 feet. >> al megrahi holds the key to what actually happened aboard pan am flight 103. >>> this m

another study by rutgers university found more than a quarter of recent grads say their jobs have been work beg low the level of their education, the same percentage that have moved in with their parents to save money. the median salary for recessionary graduates for their first job is $27,000, about $3,000 less than those who graduated before the recession began. between the internship and her her part-time job, forbes makes $300 a week. forbes tells us she believes eventually the breaks will go her way and she'll do well, but in a rutgers study, only about half the graduates, 48% believe they'll do better financially than their parents. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on the morning news, roger clemens under fire. a star witness in his perjury trial testified he gave the seven-time cy young award winner steroids. seven-time cy young award winner steroids. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from f

. >>> the former rutgers university student found guilty of using a web cam to record his roommate ander is now going to jail. dharun ravi is to report to the middle sex county jail in new jersey to start the 30 day sentence. >>> a hearing today on the tsa surface inspection program. its budget quadrupled in the past seven years. >>> pat mcdonough is holding a conference this afternoon to challenge baltimore's mayor to a debate and also be outlining his plans to address with what he believes is a problem with crime in the city of baltimore. that starts at 1:00 today. >>> president barack obama, welcoming former president george w. bush and his wife will be there at 1600 pennsylvania avenue for their official unveiling of the portraits. >>> time now for a check of weather as well as traffic. probably a good time to leave today. >> it is but we have some trouble up in harford county. a crash that happened earlier this morning that continues to shut down route 161 in darlington at castleton road. there are some fallen power lines in the area that the power company is trying to clear at th