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mayor schaefer revitalized it.ut again, neglect claimed this proud hilltop. >> i just feel like this is a jewel hidden in the middle of the city. and it was kind of forgotten and neglected. >> reporter: so now, another try to restore faded glory. instead of the city taking the lead, the community has stepped up. >> so we just started coming out on weekends, doing some gardening and cleaning it up ourselves. that's when we got the ball rolling. >> by taking symbolic ownership of the care of this box, the community is strengthened. >> why is it important? well, i think human nature is to clean the community. >> you're got to turn off the computer, turn off the tv. you have to get outside and get your hands dirty. and for me, that's difficult. >> reporter: dedicated to mothers. now appreciated by all. >> reporter: organizers are looking for corporate support. at clifton park, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. back to you on tv hill. >> looks so much better already. if you'd like to become involved, the group has sort o

. >> to lose someone at war, christian schaefer with a mother whose son fought and died for a night like tonight. >> there's some debate whether to celebrate the death of another person even if it is osama bin laden. jessie melton iii died in afghanistan in 2008, there is no debate in her home. the gold star in the front window of her home in owings mills isn't going anywhere. >> he did something a lot of people wasn't willing to do so i want people to not forget that, to not to forget he shed his blood on behalf of this nation. >> reporter: her son jessie melton iii was killed by a road side bomb in afghanistan back in september of 2008. he was 29 years old. sunday night janice was watching a movie with her husband when she got a phone call. the man behind the attacks that led her son to afghanistan was dead. >> we both kind of looked at each other and i just said to god give the glory for things he has done. >> reporter: she praised the work of the navy seals who executed the attack along with the civilian and military leadership. the pain will never go away but the sound of his death

coming up, the new exhibit honoring william donald schaefer. >> a programming note. the county execute will be our guest. if you have a question e-mail us at sundayquestions@www.wbaltv.com. >> a study in belgium studied sodium excreted in urine and found higher levels of salt were not linked to heart disease. in fact, the lowest amounts of deaths were in those with more sodium in urine. the study with on younger caucasian people while people of african-american dissent are -- have more high blood pressure. >> eating family meals can cut your child's risk of developing an eating disorder by 35%. >> prolonged bottle use increases the risk of bow beesity. children still using a bottle as a primary drink container at 2 years old were 30% more likely to be owe embassy. researchers say drinking from a bottle may encourage children to consume too many calories. most doctors recommend weaning them after a year old and moving to sippie cups. >> rates -- asthma rates have risen. asthma cases have risen from four million from 2001 to 2009. the increases were across all age grou

it will be endeavors final trek in the space. -- trip into space. >> the late william donald schaeferontinues to be remembered. >> at the sports legends museum downtown, the new exhibit on display is not born athlete, but for the biggest advocate for sports in maryland. >> heat was a visionary man, more so than any politician have seen -- we have seen great we thought it was appropriate to create a tribute for him. >> there are pictures that show significant steps and the road to create oriole park. >> if you just happen to have something related to its dedication to baltimore sports, the museum would like to have its. >> we all collect mementos and things like that. i went into my attic and found an old campaign poster that he had signed for me. biggest stuff like that a we are looking for people to bring down. >> i do not think he was the biggest sports fan ever, but he understood it well enough to know that it really contributed mightily to the overall cultural landscape. >> the former governor helped bring the nfl back to baltimore, and he supported the babe ruth museum. the museu

he was always a presence. >> let us remember william donald schaefer. the spirit of the flower mart lives on with him. >> it marks 100 years the flower mart has been a part of baltimore's history. >> we keep coming back because it is such a great event. the city comes out in droves when we are here. >> they are encouraging everyone to come out and share in baltimore's history. in mount vernonon, kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> and it runs from 11:00 this morning until 8:00 tonight. you can find a full list of events on our web site at www.wbaltv.com. >> and did you see the girls -- >> with the ribbons? >> yes. it is a tradition. they do it every year. >> he spent close to two decades on capitol hill. >> and why he's retiring. >> the insta-weather plus forecast next. >> welcome back to "11 news saturday morning." thank you for joining us. let's take another look outside with john, and we are expecting a repeat performance. >> we have thundershowers. most of the day yesterday was fine. i was able to get out and cut the lawn. >> the neighborhood to help you

he was always a presence at we still feel the spirit. >> let us remember william donald schaefer, therit of the flower mart lives on with them. >> had a moment of silence in his honor. this year is special because it marks and 100 years before our march has been a part of the baltimore spring culture. >> it is great to be a part of history and they have kept us going this long which is remarkable. it is a great event. the city comes out every time we are here. rather great vendors here. >> encourage everyone to come out and share in baltimore's history. >> all the shares a live look over mount vernon. the car more runs until 8:00 tonight and tomorrow from 11:00 in the morning until 8:00 in the evening in if. you could look up the details on our website, wbaltv.com. will the weather hold off tax >> p? >> it is a flower week and. it looks like some showers for the flowers this week and but not a bunch of rain. we see shara's today but nothing in the rain gauge. scattered showers but not everybody gets wet. overall, not a wash tub weekend. the temperatures will be a fairly comparable and

my name is chris schaefer. i spoke in january opposing any change in the configuration of the fans because it had actually the face fines which were the only landscaping. i am the one neighbor of the four in my view from my living room is the baseball field. in essence, have worked with my neighbors on the issues that are relevant to us. there are two -- one is the appearance, as well as an issue for all four of us, which is returning as much of that sidewalk back to the public so it is walkable. in the solution we have worked out together, we propose to have more sidewalk return so that in essence there would be more sidewalk that is walkable, and as well a re-planting of the trees. why we need dpw is in that solution where there would be public trees placed in the public right of way, we have to make sure that would not hurt the trees and the public area, and therefore we would like dpw and the urban forester to make sure we are not the one against the recommendation or what dpw would have. in essence, we get

all for a good cause. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the late william donald schaefer loved flower mart. and we're told this is one of the last contributions he made. it is a flower mart recipe book. it goes for $20 and all of the proceeds goes to mount vernon. and to continue the flower mart tradition, you still have an hour and a half to get out here. it all ends at 8:00. then you can come back here from 11:00 to 8:00. i'm jessica kartalija, back to you on tv hill. >> recipe book is his recipes? >> it is actually everyone on the committee. but he is responsible for putting it together and responsible for adding the funding. >> that clears that up. >>> this morning, they honored the former governor and mayor william donald schaefer who was there every single year. >> i'm sure jessica had a beautiful flower hat. >> we don't allow hats here on the air. >> not anymore. >>> ortho exia. a surprising new type of eating disorder. you have to hear about it to believe. >>> the ultimate sacrifice. honoring firefighters and police who died in the last year in maryland. >>> judgment day. sentencin

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william donald schaefer was one of the great american mayors. few mayors can never say that they transformed a city as thoroughly as did william donald schaefer transforming baltimore. but over his 16 years' tenure as mayor of baltimore, he led a dramatic and historic turnaround. in 1971 when his tenure started, baltimore was a struggling city. a city plagued by population plight, crime and decaying urban infrastructure. when so many had given up on baltimore, mayor schaefer made it his mission to stand up to that decay. and we can still see his legacy today. it is the legacy that includes physical landmarks like camden yards, the national asquarian, baltimore's harbor place and an outstanding light rail system. projects that he saw through completion as both mayor and governor of our state. just as importantly, mayor schaefer's legacy came in thousands of gestures that showed just how deeply he cared about the people he represented. and how seriously he took his work. personally addressing illegal dumping in alease or broken equipment -- alleys

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. >> he says his daughter was murdered by edward schaefer who at the time was convicted by multiple duh i's. -- dui's. he says every step is a reminder of his loss. >> and i can forget about it. but walking is not easy. it doesn't come naturally. my physical injuries are with me and a daily reminder. >> they asked for permission to use melody's name and picture for the checkpoint. >> this checkpoint is in honor of melody and her life, and to bring awareness and education and also to deter drunk driving in novato and in marin county. >> dozens of cars lined up for the checkpoint. licenses are checked and drivers are asked if they were drinking. this family had an unlicensed driver at the wheel and they were taken out of their car and the vehicle towed away. he hopes the dui checkpoint can save the life of someone else's child. he and his wife are trying to get on with their lives. >> my wife and i had a baby six months ago, a boy. he has brought a lot of you have l. he makes us a family of four again. it doesn't bring melody back, but it helps to rebuild our lives. >> officers were hopin

[tone] >> nancy schaefer exposes the evil cps. you see what a large letter i have written to you in mind and. there should be upon every high mountain and upon every high hill, rivers and streams of water in the day of the great slaughter when the powers fall. the light of the moon shall be of the light of the sun and the light of the sun shall be sevenfold as the light of seven days. that comes from isaiah 30. god is talking here about the twin towers. the does not establish when this will happen but he says in the day of a great slaughter, the taller -- the towers will fall. as i have said many times before, months before 9/11, i predicted the sixth trumpet would, on that day even though it was an inside job. there are elements of a government and israel involved and of blaming the muslims and they had nothing to do with it and iraq yet nevertheless because it is in the bible could not be prevented. we read that these rivers are waters of connectivity. we now have the internet and we all know what happened on that day. god is sp

schaefer get ready because the freedom. hey guys welcome michel ancel on the ellen show part of our guests have to say on the topic now i want to hear audio just go on to you tube to video response or to twitter first part of the question the police host on you tube every monday and on thursday the show long response is a local. for. instance. funny. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for like sleep you think you understand it and then he limps something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know much on her blog or the big picture. money can buy you everything these days and according to the new york times the u.a.e. is just purchased an army of up to eight hundred strong army of mercenaries made up of colombian south africans and trained by retired american soldiers as well as british german and french veterans and guess who's in the middle of it all erik prince the founder and former owner of blackwater according to the contract was released to the

. >> lieutenant colonel schaefer who has frequented our show with the center of advance study and knows about the osama bin laden situation. tony, good morning. your initial thoughts? >> thank goodness. long overdue, bloody good job. this is amazing it went down as it did. i talked to my sources and they confirmed what oliver north said. brilliant. if we put our mind to do something we can get it done. my concern it took too long, we should have done this back mid-decade. part of the issue was and this is one thing my book got me in trouble over there was a huge policy about going into pakistan and that is an issue which your guests talked about. a lot of folks have known osama bin laden was in pakistan. my booked talk about one of the leaders of al qaeda was there and we fought giving the intelligence to the pakistanis because we knew it would be compromised. we have then we would have to do this by ourselves. >> we did it without pakistan. what do you make this compound was in a town filled with retired military, et cetera, and it seemed like he was in a place which would be the last

that's a look at the schaefer fountain, above that some clouds, around it mild temperatures. sharon will have traffic right after marty's first morning weather. >> i want to take a look at first warning doppler weather radar, we'll see shower activity over the next hour or so. take a lock at the day part. going to stay mostly cloudy. mid-50s now. high of 73, 66 mostly cloudy, don, take it away. >> thank you. another morning, another broken water main, here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> you're right. this latest break is in anne arundel county, is a verna park, northbound maryland 2 at robinson road. watch foreclosures there. everything else on the way, we can take a live look outside at the west side of the beltway. a little volume but no delays just yet at liberty road. there is a look at 95 at 395. traffic still light in that area. things looking good at 83 at warren road, remember wjz is also on, for more information log onto wjz.com. >>> we have breaking news this morning. the world's most wanted terrorist is dead and buried at sea this morning. u.s. forces killed

. >> osheroff said his daughter was murdered by edward schaefer who at the time had been convicted of multiple dui's. he lost a leg in the collision. he said every step is the reminder of his loss. >> i can forget about it, you know, sometimes. walking is not easy and doesn't come naturally. my physical injuries are with me and a daily reminder. >> marin county officers asked for osheroff's permission to use melody's name and picture for the checkpoint. >> this checkpoint we're having in novato is in honor of melody and her life. and to bring awareness and education and also to deter drunk driving in novato and in marin county. >> dozens of cars lined up on san marin drive for the checkpoint. licenses are checked, drivers are asked if they've been drinking. those like this family who had an unlicensed driver at the wheel was taken out of the car and their vehicle was towed away. they hope checkpoints like this can help save the life of another child. >> my wife and i had a baby six months ago, a boy and, you know, he's brought a lot of love and made us a family of four again. it doesn

. >> osheroff said his daughter was murdered by edward schaefer who at the time had been convicted of multiple dui's. he lost a leg in the collision. he said every step is the reminder of his loss. >> i can forget about it, you know, sometimes. walking is not easy and doesn't come naturally. my physical injuries are with me and a daily reminder. >> marin county officers asked for osheroff's permission to use melody's name and picture for the checkpoint. >> this checkpoint we're having in novato is in honor of melody and her life. and to bring awareness and education and also to deter drunk driving in novato and in marin county. >> dozens of cars lined up on san marin drive for the checkpoint. licenses are checked, drivers are asked if they've been drinking. those like this family who had an unlicensed driver at the wheel was taken out of the car and their vehicle was towed away. they hope checkpoints like this can help save the life of another child. he and his wife are trying to get on with their lives. >> my wife and i had a baby six months ago, a boy and, you know, he's brought a l

. >> reporter: while mayor william donald schaefer did restoration work in honor of his mothers.some of those touches still bloom, but a bridge no longer crosses a pond and unearthing stone walkways is a tough job. volunteers and donations are carving out bright spots. >> can you big a hole? >> yeah. mom. >> the more the park can be used the better. if people can come out and support the park that will make it worthwhile. >> this is the future for garden maintenance in the park. >> reporter: if you're one of a handful of volunteers restoring 5 acres of parkland might seem overwhelming. >> it does, but every little bit gets to our goal that make it a place that people want to come and gather,. >> reporter: alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >> to bring in more help and donations for the garden, a public benefit will be held later on today. >>> just in time for mother's day. there you go. still to come on eyewitness news, saturday morning, highest honors, how the president thanked the navy seals who carried out the mission to take out osama bin laden. >>> more than 100 animals ar