that perhaps it is our lack of confidence at home that is sapping our desire and our will to lead abroad. the confusion at home becomes an excuse not to engage the world. and it's directly related to our willingness and our ability to lead. much comes from domestic strains and entitlements but there is something deeper going on. human potential is so key today. and america has been better at tapping human potential than any country ever in human history. if in the 19th century it was the resources that you could dig out of the ground that made you powerful, and in the 20th century, those resources and the industrial processes to make a better widget, in the late 20th century and now in the 21st century, it is human potential and creativity and innovation that are at the core of influence and power. as secretary of state i got to travel around the world and i got to see what people admired about the united states and what worried them. but the one thing that i always saw as a source of admiration is what i've come to call our great american national myth. a myth isn't necessarily untrue,

and it was sapped quite a while before used and it was rusty before installed. >> a state highway through a federal national park connecting an independently managed bridge to city streets. this is a prescription for complication. >> it became clear unless there was one catalyst organization that took it on as a challenge, it wouldn't happen and we did that and for people to advocate. and the project has a structural rating of 2 out of 100. >> you can see the rusting reinforcing in the concrete when you look at the edges now. the deck has steel reinforcing that's corroded and lost 2/3's of its strength. >> this was accelerated in 1989 when the earthquake hit and cal came in and strengthened but can't bring to standards. to fix this road will cost more than to replace. and for the last 18 years, we have been working on a design to replace the road way, but to do in a way that makes it appropriate to be in a national park and not army post. >> i would say it's one of the most ugly structure, and it's a barrier between the mar sh and presidio. and this is a place and i brought my dogs and gr

oracle. >> it's massive for the sap. i think that's the software provider for the world. that's on all cylinders and a crowded trade. by the way, i see their software throughout emerging markets more than i see oracle and other people. this is a fan of theic company that is well-positioned going forward. it's a crowded trade. when i look at ibm 15 1/2 times credit. this time it's around 13. they have to go that much further beyond where they are right now. i think that is the issue. if you look at it however, this is a stock that trays 40% cheaper to the average. some of that benefit from the government spending i think hasn't been priced in. there is rotation and value and the other thing we learned and we learned it in the first quarter. a stock picker's market and it works. companies rotate and find cheaper names and that's what's going on. >> let's move on and it's time to get on the defensive. with us on the fast line is the president of sea breeze partners management. it's great to speak with you. the liquidity ral

the video is a 24/7 live feed set up on the lab of ornithology in the sap sucker woods pond in ithica, new york. >>> wow. >> you might be thinking is the owl going for the eggs or is the owl going for the bird. i think the owl is going for the bird itself. owls will eat rodents, hares, rabbits. they are known to go after other birds, even birds as big as the herron. >> they are sitting there, so easy prey. >> who won the battle. >> eventually the owl gave up. the herron did survive without any noticeable injury. >> i'm mad at that old owl. they are supposed to be wise. >>> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us. have a great rest of your day thanks for joining us. have a great rest of your day and we'll see you tomorrow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> it's just exciting. and that change in culture all happened because of one man and that was freeman hrabowski. >> today umbc freeman hrabowski has graduated to the list of the powerful. >>> a mother is shot and killed trying to protect her little boy. >>> plus, the mayor make as push to get the bottle tax passed. >>

the video is a 24/7 live feed set up on the lab of ornithology in the sap sucker woods pond in ithicanew york. >>> wow. >> you might be thinking is the owl going for the eggs or is the owl going for the bird. i think the owl is going for the bird itself. owls will eat rodents, hares, rabbits. they are known to go after other birds, even birds as big as the herron. >> they are sitting there, so easy prey. >> who won the battle. >> eventually the owl gave up. the herron did survive without any noticeable injury. >> i'm mad at that old owl. they are supposed to be wise. >>> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us. have a great rest of your day thanks for joining us. have a great rest of your day and we'll see you tomorrow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

get a copy and get a lawyer, a sap. . >>> the baltimore farmers market and bizarre is open for the 35th season. buy fruits and veggies and bread. it's on saratoga street. it's open friday, every sunday through december 23rd. >>> making news around the nation this morning, a 7 alarm fire in boston left 16 people without a home. the flames started on the top floor of a 3-story building within 15 minutes. the fire caused the roof to collapse. firefighters who were inside had to evacuate to go on the defensive. the flames jumped the fire to the building next door and caught that house on fire. murphy would only watch as the place she called home for 72 years was destroyed. none of residents were hurt. the firefighters were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> a fallen army sergeant will be laid to rest. hundreds gathered in providence for the wake of dennis why col. long lines of mourners showed up to pay respects. he was killed by a armored vehicle while trying to save a little girl in afghanistan. >> doing what we thought needed to be done. he has children of his own and maybe s

. >>> next year will be the final year of san jose's sap open.he second oldest men's professional tennis tournament in the u.s. will be held for the final time next february. the association of tennis professionals approved a plan to add a new tournament in brazil wiping san jose off the schedule. thank you for trusting ktvu, channel 2 news. join us at 5:00 for more on the occupy protests at wells fargo. we're always it here for you on ktvu.com. thank you for watching. vegetables at their peak. ...and freezes them fast, locking in nutrients ...for you to unwrap. ♪ ho, ho, ho. green giant this reduced sodium soup says it may help lower cholesterol,

i have blocked many things out of my mind, things that sap more energy than they give me. >> with the help of this year therapists and psychologists, she has continued her recovery and she is following news. she was relieved when she heard the second team of psychiatrists found the killer fit to stand trial. in may, she will take the witness stand against him. many victims are reluctant, but not her. >> i want to be in the same room as him and look him in the ninth. that is important for me. been to say what happened. -- and look him in any -- in the eye. >> she will follow the rest of the proceedings in the courthouse. she hopes the man who changed her life forever will be spending the rest of his locked away. >> afghan forces have regained control of the capital kabul after a weekend of deadly violence in which 47 people were killed. taliban forces carried out a tax on buildings and foreign embassies. >> the afghan president hamid karzai said the attacks were the failure of intelligence gathering, especially from nato forces. he has called for an investigation in how groups of milit

a probable cause affidavit saps trayvon martin was profiled and zimmerman confronted martin and a struggle ensued. the meeting between martin's mother and investigators where she listened to the 911 recording from the night her son was killed. >> he kept yelling help. >> identified the voice crying for help as trayvon martin's voice. >> we didn't a little all the evidence we have but some evidence with probable cause. >> not guilty entered, arraignment for the 29th. >> reporter: after pushing more than an month for zimmerman's arrest, an effort that sparked a national firestorm, martin's mother is relieved it will play out in a courtroom and not rallies and protests that define this case. >> we want him to be held accountable for what he's done. >> reporter: the next step in the process a formal arraignment hearing for jay gray. nbc news, sanford, florida. >>> the wife of a presidential candidate ann romney had an unlikely person speaking up for her. said the wrong thing when she spoke up for the economy because she, quote, hasn't worked a day in her life. president obama said that's not s

liver. 75 in sap jose. close to 80 degrees there in antioch and fairfield. 6563 degrees in half moon bay. still fog lingering well into the afternoon but i'll show you a sign of some change from you say sutro camera. hour and a half ago the road weigh 228 feet, marine layer the fog layer really getting expressed. it's shallow. it's disappearing. only a have you patches of fog near the coast line and temperatures look at this. these are what would you expect to see for high. many areas in the 60's and 70's rate now. temperatures running quite mild to warm. we have a few 50's scattered around here. mild night ahead patchy fog. warm built into the weekend with temperatures well above average as we hit the weekend. watch the stormtrack. it's shifting to the north. there's this area of high pressure that warm ridge that is developing and this is what is really squashing that tm layer down to get compressed. that means it's quickly clearing out tomorrow with this ridge of high pressure in place, numbers ride some

liver. 75 in sap jose.lose to 80 degrees there in antioch and fairfield. 6563 degrees in half moon bay. still fog lingering well into the afternoon but i'll show you a sign of some change from you say sutro camera. hour and a half ago the road weigh 228 feet, marine layer the fog layer really getting expressed. it's shallow. it's disappearing. only a have you patches of fog near the coast line and temperatures look at this. these are what would you expect to see for high. many areas in the 60's and 70's rate now. temperatures running quite mild to warm. we have a few 50's scattered around here. mild night ahead patchy fog. warm built into the weekend with temperatures well above average as we hit the weekend. watch the stormtrack. it's shifting to the north. there's this area of high pressure that warm ridge that is developing and this is what is really squashing that tm layer down to get compressed. that means it's quickly clearing out tomorrow with this ridge of high pressure in place, numbers ride some m

. >>> search and rescue teams gathered in the hills of sap that clara county looking for this 15-year-old. the sheriff's office organized this refined search. about 90 men and women took part, as well as especially trained dogs. in an interview today, the team leader teamed to suggest that new leads led them into the hills. she's been missing for more than five weeks. >>> on the eve of earth day, mother nature heated things up quite a bit, with temperatures well above normal. kimberly terry has more. >> reporter: that's right, this close in one week we've really seen it all, rain, wind, lightning and today sunshine and people are not wasting any time getting out to enjoy it. roosevelt park in san jose was packed. >> it's really hot. it was unexpected. >> reporter: the skate park was full, too. temperatures were about 15 degrees above normal throughout the bay area and san jose was one of the hot spots peaking at 90 degrees. >> it was great. i'm all oily and greasy and kind of wet. but it's comfortable. >> beautiful weather. but it's not really that hot. >> this is great weather, for us. >

. >>> what started as class project by sap jose state students is now on the november ballot. the ballot measure would raise the minimum wage in san jose from $8 to 10. constituent clerk verified the nearly 20,000 signature its gathered by sociology students to support the measure. the san jose city council will discuss the measure at the next meeting on may 1st where they could either pass it directly into law or set it for the november election. >>> crisis inspires change, responding to pressure from parents after the disappear perhaps of sierra lamar, the morgan hill school district will now notify parents twice a day if their kids don't show up to school. school's also working on ways to text message or e-mail parents, that change coming 15e6r9 5-year-old disappeared on her way to school march 16th t turns out the school didn't call her mom until that each. the new policy to call parents by 10:30 in the morning. >>> a somber gathering at the state capitol today as families remembered loves ones lost to violent crime. large posters of crime victims are reminders of the pers

last night, about 400 people held a vigil at the sap fran yacht club in belvedere where some of the sailors are members. here at vista point, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> happening now, the u.s. secretary of homeland security is meeting with college students at san jose state this morning. janet napolitano will talk about cyber security and hiring more people to work in it. the secretary recently called cyber attacks by china and other countries one of the most rapidly evolving, most serious sets of threats. homeland security increased cyber security staffing by 500% in the past few years. >>> the recommendation is board up. efforts under way to keep occupy protesters from squatting in vacant buildings. the police department asking property owners to stop demonstrators from entering empty structures. owners are urged to board up, cover up, or fence buildings. the warning after word of a possible takeover of protesters set for may 1st of an undisclosed property. >>> people are starting to recover from devastation in oklahoma today. a sixth person was found dead and dozens more injured

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the poor sap who did that over the last years is only down 5,000%. better go with the options. so to make a bearish bet, mike sold the june 600 call for $30.50. to keep all of that money, mike needs apple to stay below the strike of the call he sold or below $600. above $600, profits trail off. mike won't see losses until apple rises above that strike price by more than that $30.50 he took in or above $630.50 above june expiration. mike can make money whether apple goes up, down, or nowhere at all. but there is a trade off and if the stock trades above $630, mike will be the hook for infinite losses. to limit his risk, mike bought the june 630 call for $20.25 and completed the bear call spread and here's how it makes money. between the 30.50 he collected selling the more expensive lower strike call and what he spent buying with the higher strike call, mike pocketed $10.25. that $10.25 is the most he can make on the trade, but in order to keep all of it, he needs apple stock to stay below 610.25 and above that losses kick in. they are limited to the difference between the strike

. >> i am terry patterson, a resident of district 5, a member of the sap system mental health board. as the last speaker, i am glad to be able to express my concerns on behalf of cuts to the mental health budget. as you all know, mental health affects every area of city life. and as many of the eloquent previous speakers spoke to senior centers, used shelters, community centers, public transportation, the people who are not getting our corporate mental health care are often hidden in homes where families have to deplete their budgets and take care of them. i am talking about the people with bipolar and other serious disorders, who, if their immediate situation does not rise to the level of going to cite an emergency, as many of you know, or become hospitalized, they do not get services. so, i want to urge the city not to be penny wise and pound foolish when it comes to preventive services and sustained services for people who need them in the city, not only to protect public safety, but to bring our families together to function adequately. thank you very much. [applause] >> this is

after next year, the sap tennis moving down to memphis. >>> we are following the developing situatione financial district in san francisco. here it is. a live look at hundreds of protesters at the merchant's exchange building on california street between phantom and montgomery. what they're doing, they plan to disrupt the annual shareholders meeting at wells fargo. coming up later this afternoon, we will follow this. meantime, stay tuned. co >>> this is a live look at downtown san francisco in front of the merchant's exchange building. sf occupy protesters are out there crashing a wells fargo shareholders meeting. >> that meeting scheduled to happen at 1:00, so they're about 90 minutes ahead of schedule. so of course, this is going to be disrupting traffic in the financial district, so obviously if you're in this area, you need to find an alternate route this morning. we will continue to follow this and have the latest for you tonight at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. all day long on nbcbayarea.com if you want to follow this occupy protester in san francisco. >> thank you for joining us. we wi

the sap that comes out of the tree when it blooms could be bottled as monkey blue. it is that sticky and pervasive. other than that, the trees themselves do not lend anything to the neighborhood. i understand the request was to replace them with two other types of trees that i hope would be less invasive. that is about all i have to say. >> thank you. miss roy? >> i am beth roy. i have lived at 270 prospect for almost 20 years. it is a corner house. the trees at issue are the side street. there is parking on one side, not the side where the trees are, but the other side. i want to take one of the precious minutes to thank ms. goldstein for working with us on getting us here today. we were rescheduled for the later time and this date landed right in the week when we were expecting a grandbaby. there was a possibility we were not want to make it, but he appeared at about 4:00 this morning. we are here. we may not be coherent. we did not get much sleep last night. but here we are. there are two issues about these trees. one is about the health of the trees. the other i

that disease is known by two names actually, michael vick and sap will -- myalgic -- or chronic fatigue syndrome, which dates back to the 1990's. the disease has been around longer. it is totally disability -- debilitating and captures lives and keeps them hostage. there are no cures. it is hard to diagnose and people suffered tremendously. often they cannot leave their beds for months and even years. one woman wrote to me that she thought that she was lying in her coffin when she was on her couch. another very tragically wrote to me that she prayed each night that she would not wake up in the morning. so, i asked these suppers, i asked this community of 1,000,006 people, what helps you through the day -- 1 million sick people, what helps you through the day? i had inspiring and comfortable -- comforting responses. animals -- people who are well enough to say they get great comfort from dogs and cats. more cats because they take less care for someone very sick. those who cannot leave their beds talk about the power of bird song in the morning and little things they do to get through the

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saps to. life on the go. video on demand policies mindful of costs and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question. can. you. please. welcome back to crossfire i'm carol about to mind you were talking about the muslim brotherhood's participation in the presidential election. look. if you. live. ok we ended the first part of the program talking about the dire straits of the egyptian economy i mean i think all of us would agree they need a big change there the military has had their hands in the till for so very long backed up by the americans for so long give somebody else a chance i mean that's what it looks like they're asking people to do and i think all of us if you like them or not would generally genuinely agree that they are popular in egypt so give them a shot. yes very much so and you know we shouldn't forget that we're talking about a muslim majority country so we shouldn't be too surprised to see that the islamic policy he's doing well in that context the muslim brotherhood has also been stigmatized let's not forget especially in the wake of americ

download the official tea application to i phone oh i pod touch from the saps to. life on the go. video on demand. gold costs and says feeds now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. welcome back to cross talk i'm about to remind you we're talking about what is happening now in the middle east and the arab awakening. and. ok much i want to go back to you in los angeles because we were both having an exchange before the break here when you when you were bringing up a point but maybe for a different reason that you know a lot of what's going on with the quote arab awakening is geopolitics and i don't think that many people really want to deny that that we get these kind of heart wrenching wrenching stories coming out of syria and they are a terrible stories but i mean it's really kind of a geopolitical game. they're taking the arab spring the great ideas of the arab spring of the people in the ground and they're being used for geo political aims in the united states nato has already been mentioned here we have saudi arabia a major player and of course a lot of it is a direct

are still adding in fact are increasing their gains we can sit up on them i'll go to one of her sad sap and move on to europe it's a similar picture there as well we can see that the indices are pointing upwards whether bax adding over one percent and of course what we see there is that the markets are gaining with banks leading our movements and that's after a second. i'm great in that industry and as well we have and these are the only yields in spain and italy now have in stock that we do have news from a company here and that's not it expects to make a loss in the first and second quarter of two thousand and twelve and this has sent the shares downwards analysis and fourteen percent right the second look at the currencies when it comes to that we see that the euro is gaining against the dollar when it comes to the ruble it's a mixed picture still this hour we see that it's great in against the dollar and losing against the euro horizon as i said almost three is about so right now and the next few minutes on next hour we'll have all the figures and see if there are all sorts of nice

offer it can't refuse to its concept wise to germany and is now aiming to attract new customers still sap effect of sanctions imposed by the u.s. and the e.u. however tehran says it's also ready to make new proposals to countries worried about its nuclear program and you're out of talks will take place in this gamble later this week but iran's chief negotiator has warned they will not respond to pressure and talk to r.t. former u.s. secretary former u.s. security adviser general james jones says while ron has the right to nuclear power it must work with the international community or become isolated or useful interview is coming up next hour here on our t.v. but with take a look. at the. should have access to peaceful nuclear power if it wished with iran seriously wants to. play according to the game play according to rules and all of us play by. sign the documents that . guarantee a certain behavior. there's no reason. to run. a nuclear power nuclear power. for peaceful use so you know to me the. pressure of the responsibility of this is not a problem russia or the united states through

. >> i just felt like, politics gone, stress aside, we're on the sap thing.aying field. >> leaving this event with the sense that we're a lot more similar than we think we are in the office. >> time to answer some of your business questions. beth anding an la are with us once again, the first question is about finding a distributor. >> currently we're selling all of our line online. how can a business owner like me reach major distributors? >> how can you get somewhere? you've got a product, you've got traction online. how do you get people to take notice? >> interestingly, her question was about distribution. and yet, you have to go back and almost ask yourself, who is she distributing to? i looked at her collection, it was really quite interesting. but it was a unique niche. she was you know, positioning herself to hip hop and socialites and those are two very different audiences. so when she's trying to figure out what distributors do i approach, which is really based network basic 101, she has to figure out who is the customer? who is the market? do i wan

domenici or the whole range of other non-partisan and bipartisan efforts out there, all come to the sap basic judgment, there's a no plauzal way politically and no really sensible way economically to try to restore physical cable stability without that and tax reform should be part of that, but it's -- but it's, it requires spending savings, too. >> so just to clarify for our audience, am i right in understanding you to be saying that the president would be interested at year-end in a broad discussion about tax reform, as you address this series of questions that you mentioned? >> well, absolutely. again, you need a -- i think tax reform is coming. it's inevitable. it's necessary. it's all about the shape of it. and you know, we're going to have to make another substantial contribution on the spending sis'd side, too and they should proceed from parallel and we need a framework for doing those things at the end of the year. >> so let me shift now to -- >> can i say one more thing? it's important. >> yes. >> the important thing about the uncertainty that people see ahead at the end of th

download the official anti happily cation q i phone or i pod touch from the i choose saps to. life on the go. video on demand r.t.s. mine comes and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. questions on the dot com you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for life you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't i'm tom hardy welcome to the big picture . it's fireside. this week we got yet another painful reminder for the priorities of our government why now we spoke about it on yesterday's show a report by the inspector general's office for the troubled asset relief program it revealed a program called the hardest hit fund that's the most are gone. out of more than seven billion dollars put into this initiative to provide relief for a troubled homeowners in the states hit the hardest by the housing crisis hit the hardest by unemployment only three percent of those funds had been used by the end of two thousand and eleven that's more than two years since th

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world update huge car bombers exploded near a church in central nigeria the sapping on easter sunday thirty eight have been killed many more injured at this point no no one has claimed responsibility for the attack hundreds of nigerians have died in religious and ethnic violence in recent years with most of the attacks blamed on radical islamists the nobel prize winning german author grass has been banned from visiting israel it follows the publication of one of his poems in which he described the jewish state as a threat to world peace grass also condemned germany for weapons sales to israel and he vowed to prevent any military attack against iran israel banned him under a law which bars former nazis from entering the country grass did admit in two thousand and six that he had served in the waffen s.s. during world war two. afghanistan and the us have signed a deal concerning controversial night raids by american forces it means such missions will now be controlled by local leaders deadly rates of fuel tension between the afghan government and the u.s. president hamid karzai condemn

. >>> police in sap cruz gunman -- santa cruz gunman who fired shots on a home with a mother and two children in a home last night. it happened before 5:00 last night. police say the bullet hate bedroom window annual. the mother and children inside the home are said to be okay but anybody with information is asked to call watson police. >>> there will be a vigil for a high school city in fremont. he was trying to leave when he died out in the street and he was just a month away from wad situation. police arrested a different person and more details on the vigil set to honor him. >>> they accused president barack obama and coming up. the new calm painted a and they will recommend whether or not to suspend sheriff ross mirkarimi should keep his job. we showed you one week ago on the news, sheriff ross mirkarimi was there. now the director tells the chronicle, the entire process could take two or three months and once the border supervisors come in, they will condition it and things are opening backup and we have been watching it live. >> i am watchingit and i have all the cameras at my

. >>> victims of a mass murder in sap fran, have now been laid to rest.s were there for the wife people killed. the service included booed of the prayers. >> i just recognized as part of the city which is in grieve right now, people still want some answers about how this went on and we are still seeking justice in the courts. >> investigators say the victims had been beaten and slashed with a large bladed weapon. binh thai luc is still behind bars on five counts of murder. >>> in just hours, a patent and copyright trial will begin between google and oracle. oracle is suing google saying they are infringing. oracle is suing for $1 billion in damages. that trial is expected to last ten weeks. >>> they are threatening to working online in order to call a 2 day strike. now the union reps 24,000 professors, librarians coaches and counts letters across -- counselors across the campuses. rallies will be held tad at san francisco and sonoma state. the first of four congressional hearings, they are scrutinizing the expenditures at a resort in 2010. jeffery nearly

that is when the storm to the sap begins to develop and you can see this moving up the coast pushing that up and to central and western maryland. but showers tomorrow where afternoon, rain tomorrow night, and maybe more showers wrapping around the backside of that storm on sunday. watch what happens with the colder air. that is a snow being forecast up and down the apple action. -- up and down the appalachian. that is a late spring season those of snow sunday night into monday. not expecting snow here, but we are expecting decent rain, this area shaded in blue, projected half an inch of rain. the purple shades could get up to two inches on the eastern shore and southern maryland. we have missed out on some very beneficial rain. was the cloudy, afternoon shower or thunderstorm tomorrow. mild up to 80. south wind up 5-10 knots with waves averaging one to two feet. half a chance for showers and storms tomorrow. the% chance, but much cooler on sunday. any chance for some showers in western maryland. rain arrives with a shower and storms then it right to be heavy at times with gusting win

a lightning when it hits tree turns the sap into steam taken up more space.tanding under a tree one of many reasons clouds across the area allowing peaks of blue sky. also rainfall how it looked from space. blazing hot air mass. this is the warm air in march retrograde and the country never went away totally. breaking records to the west before days. 13 different states. watching all ready next storm system through the rockies crashing very cool windy weather fashion on friday night and saturday with rainfall. temperatures we were 61 degrees. 89 degrees st. louis today added 91 degrees ala. 108 degree temperature in northern mexico. places in texas up to 104 degrees today. can you imagine what summer will be like? at this hour still 78 degrees at st. louis. powerful jet stream. this sublette is producing quite a cluster of storms. area instead of wind moving or sought to lay the air motion goes of vertical building big tower in cumulonimbus clouds. weather system friday night into saturday. during the day tomorrow will be nice. sharp line between cool air bac

it is on sap -- saturday, april 14, targeting those who are interested in learning about home ownership and rental opportunities in howard county. the show stopper is the housing mocked -- lottery. >> will be offering to homes below market prices in the lottery. the one we're standing in right now in howard square. one in laurel. it will be provided to folks to requalify. they will have to register. >> the newly renovated town house is a steal. >> it might go for about $250,000. we are offering for 440,000. >> >> applications for the lottery are due april 11, three days before the winner will be announced. go to our website for more information, wbaltv.com. >> we heard the easter bunny came early. firefighters and chiefs spent the day delivering easter basket. there will be delivered to children and families in need. >> we do go into homes across the county, 365 days a year, 24-7 and we see needy families and everyone is operating with the economy, we try to get together and do what we can to donate something back and hopefully this will get to the needy families. there will be able to