some will say cobol and some will say cartel and some will say collusion. i am worried about the consumer and the competition and i'm skeptical. obviously i am not -- at that looked at all of it but from my distance it looks like a verizon will get a pretty good deal on control in the wireless market and the cable folks will be reigning supreme when it comes to wireline and they will be working amongst themselves with joint marketing agreements. doesn't strike me as a the way to foster competition and bring down prices. prices are going up and just a week or so it goes the cable bill has out strip the pace of inflation so we need to reverse that. we need to give competition the edge. if you are going to say no to competition, then how can you talk about gutting the agency and designed some rules of the road for this industry to operate in? you have to have, you have to have it. you have to have oversight especially if you're not going to have competition so people come out with all this process perform eviscerating the fcc. that is wrongly done over the wor

we could use some rain. some sprinkles could pop-up.we could see some moderate showers out of the mountains and in southern pennsylvania. that is drifting to the east. maybe towards late this morning, we'll see some light rain showers pop up. this one will not help out with the drought situation. take a light jacket with you. 49 in parkton. this is a big change from the temperatures we had early in the week when it was near 90 on monday. highs today it will stay in the 50's in the northern suburbs. a chance for some light rain showers. if you take the boat out today, to two feet. heights one nice weather coming up on thursday and friday. 40% chance of a thunderstorm on saturday. most the computer models are developing a pretty big storm along the coast on sunday and monday. if it does develop, we will get a good soaking rain at that time. let's root for some rain. >> time now for a last look at one of our big stories. charges are expected against a suspect who crashed his car into another and killing a young woman. kim dacey joins us li

some of this is a reactive. when we had a vehicle breakdowns, but some of this is also a pro-active and a deliberate where we are given the amount of full-time employees we have, and we are scheduling overtime to focus on vehicle repairs so that we can improve vehicle reliability. in terms of transit operators, we're actually fairly close to our scheduled overtime budget, and that scheduled overtime budget will be coming down in time through the use of part- time operators. then you can see the other components here. down below, the enforcement, which is largely the parking control officers, much of which is driven by special evens. that is the picture today. we expect it to be better by the end of the year. regardless of where it ends up at the end of the year, it will be within our overall budget. so then it just to quickly walk through each at the lion's -- lines. in terms of the transit operators, the single biggest thing -- there are two things that we need to do to reduce overtime. one is hiring. prop g an

some people say living buddha. nonsense. and also, the other side, some people say me demon. that also nonsense. i'm simply a human being. >> when i was very young, kids of my age, when i was 8 or 9 years old, they wanted to be an astronaut, or, you know, a scientist or something like that. today's children, many of them in all the surveys want to be celebrities. they don't care how they get there. they just want to be celebrities. many people think that is damaging to modern society, that that is the new aspiration for young people. >> what is that word -- >> celebrity. >> celebrity. to be famous. >> yes. >> i think -- and may i say so -- most case, sports or singers or some dancers, that part, that kind, one category that way, so -- other than that, i think really, and some scientists, analyze, finding some new things, so i prefer just not external. >> you like famous people who are famous because they have done something serious, scientific. >> yes. >> intelligent. rather than perhaps more transitory, evacuous. >> einstein, and some other -- really, if they found some new

. >> there is some rain this morning. do not a surprise if you see some snowflakes later today appear we don't expect any accumulation. 43 at the airport. look at the wind, up to 20 miles per hour appeared in films like it is in the 30's this morning. most of the heavy rain is gone. -- up to 20 miles per hour. it feels like it is in the 30's. off and on light rain or snow showers today. high temperature in the 40's. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. first we say good morning to sarah. >> you'll want to plan accordingly with that rain. the rows are little wet -- the roads are little wet. doing pretty well. speeds around 58 on the north side over towards the towson region. 61 as you travel on the westbound down towards 70. problem free on 70 through the glen burnie area. the b-w parkway and 95 checking out just fine. this is greenspring. inner loop traffic, no problems to report towards the j.f.x. this is the j.f.x. at north avenue, problem free north and southbound. that is the latest

they are talking to some of the contestants and you are being introduced to some talented people, alex. >> reporter: and a lot of people in this line, hundreds of them all think they have what it takes to make it on x season x factor 2 and some have been lined up outside the cow palace. you are from here, give me a little taste of what you will give to the judge. >> you want me to sing again? >> okay. keisha love. i used to think i was not fine enough and i used to think i was not wild enough, but i wouldn't waste my time trying to figure out why you playing games, what is this all about, and i can't believe you are hurting me, i met your girls what a difference... >> all right, did you hear that, the whole crowd got quiet. that is very nice. and this group, you spent the whole night driving from fresno all for the x factor? >> it was long and we have not don't to sleep. >> i am going to sing my vision of love. >> i had a vision of love... [ music... ] >>> all right, they are hitting the high notes and registration today and auditions will happen on friday. alex savage channel 2 news.

some >> items are generally used and some are in new. can find all sorts of items. >> we'll have those kids that don't use the things we buy for them. good chance for parents to sell those items to new families. >> free admission on friday. >> the baltimore county police are sponsoring a free car seat check. no point is necessary. that is between 10:00 and 2:00. >> all information is available at totswap.net. a couple of snow showers in the western part of the state. let's go back to tony in the weather center. $6 for this basketball. >> i'm in. it doesn't cost anything to get in. >> free entry. >> outstanding. good advice. we'll talk to during the 7:00 hour on the digital channel. this will be the coolest date we have seen in this stretch of below normal temperatures. we have some in paul's riding in the jet stream. -- we have some impulses writing in the jet stream. we have some snow showers out of western pennsylvania into western maryland. we have a slight chance for rain shower in baltimore, 30% chance. it has been so dry. you can s

some of the high priority locations show up here. there is one plan under way that is going on regardless of the traffic-calling revision. then there is the high profile area which is the masonic avenue streetscape improvements. there was reason signal work approved on this. some signal work on this. they will have this by the end of the year. i made two tables and we chose to highlight this -- basically there are two color codes. there is a significant risk of delay, on using the grant funds, and things are happening and we are a bit concerned and keeping an eye on this. with the projects and the delivery concerns, it goes on the prop k. list. some of the delays or issues of getting force a cow or ahead of the grants. the feds are very interesting in jobs right now. with the required public interest findings -- findings. even if the project is competitively bid out. we will be working with the metropolitan transportation commission in a way to speed this process up. this is a little bit nebulous but due to the lack of the federal tr

some of the locals were involved and are some of the state laws. you will sometimes get those received, those kinds of peripherals. >> you won't necessarily claim them as being willful, even though people are not showing up, willfully, more or less, but is really important, we don't have the authority or the ability to force them to come. that is why it everywhere, it talks about finding another agency or referring to another agency for enforcement, and so here, if they were to come before you, not necessarily for a penalty or anything, but for you to order them as the enforcement agency to appear. that becomes a matter of record. and we think is important that they be put through those strokes and because we take what we do very seriously as you do. holyfield that the public oppose the right to have their due process to have the records they want and have the respondents be present. it causes extreme backlog for us to meet able to move forward when folks don't come and we have to continue. it gets a little tenuous for everyone. >> respondents have

some are nice and some are not very nice. you have to educate them. >> the last person, herbert weiner. >> now, how many people on the board are bikers? mr. ramos is, i believe he rides a bike. are there other members? ok. i am sick and tired and efed up of the board pandering to the bikers. you have ruled out the carpet to them, you have given them by clients, you have given them a free pass. what do we get for it? two pedestrian deaths in the last year. i do not think this board can afford to protect them anymore. there are hot potatoes. neither can the board of supervisors. what they have to do now is they have to practice safety rules but they also have to contribute to the pot. this is -- as this last gentleman pointed out. why did not pay parking fees? why do they not pay for bicycle license? there are 10,000 mike -- 10,000 members of the bicycle coalition. multiply that and you have revenue. you have parking fees. you also have parking fines. they are demanding equal privileges and rights as automobile riders, and yet

evangelical protestants with some alarm. they're going to be alarmed by this influx of catholics, and, as we shall see, they're going to organize politically to meet this perceived threat. in a couple of minutes i'm going to talk about how they organize politically first in these secret fraternal organizations. ultimately in a national political party called the american party. let's set that aside just for a minute here, stay focused on the 1852 election. traditionally, of course, the whigs -- it was the whigs who had appealed to native born americans, especially evangelical protestants in the north. and it was the whigs who had opposed unrestricted immigration and short naturalization periods for citizenship. in some states the naturalization period was very short, five years. actually, it's interesting, in some states recent immigrants could vote without becoming citizens so laws varied. the whig dilemma in 1852 could be described or expressed this way. are you going to continue if you're asking the question here of a whi

watch out for some patchy fog. some areas of fog. time with clouds.id-70's across the region. into the we can come and get on settled. a big chunk of saturday will be just fine. by the afternoon and into the evening hours, that is when you have to be on the lookout for some showers and thunderstorms. it brings much-needed rain. mid-70's tomorrow. there is still some uncertainty as to exactly where the heaviest rain will fall. that'll be east of 95 where we could get some rain on sunday. but how week-old down. it is becoming an unsettled. >> we will start to look at the springfield interchange which is looking pretty well. we see some traffic in the hov lanes. they were close of an eye for road work. now traffic is starting to move again in the hov. are returning to normal. traffic is moving smoothly out of frederick county into montgomery county. on i-70 eastbound it is a vehicle by year. back to -- fire. back to you. at it is 53 degrees. >> learn how a child who went missing in california in 2006 was recently found in virginia. >> we have an update o

some experts are saying yes. they're saying the lights used could be just like the tanning bed lights. it works great for your nails but it could be damaging to your hands. listen. >> see these little brown spots here and here? this is all from the ultravoilet light in those lamps. >> the lamps contain the same ultravoilet light use inside a tanning bed which has been connected to an increased risk of skin cancer. they say the strength of the light is different. dermatologists say to protect yourself wear sunscreen on your hand before you go for that gel manicure. megan, have you ever had one of these? >> a gel manicure, no, i haven't. people really like them. i'm probably not, but only because i heard taking the gels off is a lot of work. >> this is what i'm dealing with. this is why i can't get a manicure, babies, teething. it is a very irritable time in a baby's life, they're in pain so they may cry a lot. abc is working for you this morning with tips to relieve that pain. here's some of the idea, gently massa

then we're going to add some garlic powder and some cumin. and then some chili powder to give it a little kick. >> wow. you mix that up and you -- do you put it in the refrigerator? >> yes, i would recommend if you can let it marinade for 24 hours and the meat will be really tender. if not, if you're trying to do something fast, 30 minutes. after that is double, then you would let it marinade, put it on the pan to broil or you can grill it. >> broil or grill it. this is the way it looks when it's finished. >> yes, ma'am. >> what did do you with this? >> basically i just took it and cut it on the bias and then you have the chunks of meat to go in the taco. i broiled this. moving forward, now we're growing to make our pica degallo. >> gosh, it smells so good. >> thank you. >> these are golden tomatoes. >> yes. a little bit of red onion and our cilantro. then a little bit of jalapeno. then we're going to add a little garlic powder while you're stirring that up. >> gosh, that smells so good. >> yes, ma'am. a little bit of vinegar. >> all right. >

we did have some years where we had some surpluses. what the challenges have been our that we are not able to fund some of our renewal programs which is where we would want to drive the money to. you can see the renewal program there which is that great. it is hard to tell on the screen. the first bar up from the black bar, >> those pay for things like maintenance, buildings or facilities, not street resurfacing but fixes to roadways and curbs, when we have things that pullout, sort of ongoing maintenance type activity. when they pay for street resurfacing, it is happening in the chamber. it is a number of different projects involved. that we're addressing the major liability is something that gets funded this way. we are looking at critical planning efforts. this needs to be put up front so we can go to voters and tell them what it will be costing and where will be located. those are what the program will be about. >> a big shift here from 2011 to the current year is a significant drop in the streets and right-of-way, pay-as-you-go pr

it will take some time, it will take some resources. there are probably monetary constraints attached to it. it's not a wonderful time for anybody's budget including the federal communications commission. we're pushed so many ways, pulled so many ways. when i got there, i think we had maybe close to 2,000 employees, now it's down in the 1700s and just look how the world of telecom and media has changed and all the new problems and challenges and the technologies that you have to understand and train your employees for. and for the commissioners to understand. so it's, there's a lot going on, and that would take some, that would take some resources to do that. >> host: well, as someone who has, obviously, followed telecommunications issues for a long time and probably continues to, commissioner copps, what do you think about the cybersecurity bills that are currently working their way through congress? >> guest: well, i think we're a day late and a dollar short on cybersecurity. it's a huge problem. i think the capacities of other countr

but we do have some moisture on the way. we've got some fires. we were just talking about that out toward the park, the shenandoah valley seeing some of that. the bus stop forecast today, spotty showers this morning. it's been west and southwest but rains creeping toward us. temperatures mainly in the 50s with sunrise at 6:27. not going to see it in the way of cloud cover for that for today lots of cloud cover. showers or periods of rain even. temperatures pretty steady, upper 50s to around 60 all day long. even this evening at 8:00 still a few showers around and 57 degrees. but a couple of good days here thursday and friday. here's the moisture coming in from the south and west. down toward the north carolina- virginia border, there's been some lightning with that as well with the heaviest tracking off i think towards our south and east the way it's going over the next few hours. live doppler 9000, some showers toward hancock and coming down toward winchester and straussburg and front royal and new market. seeing a couple of light sprinkles tryi

there is some >>mark: there is some sunshine popping up. there's also some rain near highway 24.nut creek. the showers and moving to the southeast. oakland police say that there is a shooting the area may be related to previous shooting. someone firing shots but no one was injured. another shooting happened previously and there were some people injured and that. officers responding to 700 block of of st. of all street. they sought three chemical reaction exposes devices they sidecar fleeing the area. and there were no injuries. as the democrats' side. there is rain and walnut creek. /+ never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. i knew someday i was gonna do this walk. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. we can do this. we can all do this together. (man) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee. because everyone deserves a lifetime. the driveway with a

nationally some left there's some centrist muslim brotherhood some religious group which are not not linked to the muslim brotherhood student revolutionaries all these groups are coming together to form a coalition to form a government and is it chaotic yes it is it's going to be chaotic it's going to be messy i mean that's that's a sign of the healthy democratic system it's i don't think in order night we're going to see switzerland in these countries and back to your point about syria i think. more importantly what we're seeing in syria is a some sort of tug of war between iran and the other arab gulf states specifically qatar and saudi arabia. i'm not mentioning jordan or iraq because they are taking a different position than saudi arabia in iran somehow and one how you see that it's trying to support the syrian regime and saleh a the foreign minister recently said that any any political change in syria should come within the framework of the assad regime and there are. they don't want to see the regime is remorse from day to day support them militarily their support and diplomati

>> we have some construction in howard county. there will be some delays.astbound 42 northbound 29 is blocked. after the past the ramp, you can do a u-turn and access northbound 29. that will add some extra minutes to year commute. 62 as you travel on the west side. looking good approaching 70. in the outer loop of harford road, 60 miles per hour. 65 as you travel on the harrisburg expressway down to the beltway. a smooth ride at this hour. 72 at 29, so far not tracking any delays -- 70 at 29. this is 95 at the fort mchenry. nothing significant delay-wise. everything moving well at the harbor tunnel and the area bridges. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> it has been called a provocative act of the white house. >> north korea launched a rocket. tara mergener has details. >> this launch has sparked international outrage. the u.n. security council meet to talk about a possible response. north korea launched the rocket friday morning, despite repeated warnings and international protest. >> it is in clear violation united nations resolutions and that wa

some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. >>> investigators in tennessee are baffled after a plane went down in nashville. a 1961 beechcraft crash-landed in an abandoned air park. now police and faa officials are trying to figure out who was flying it. the plane was found but there's no sign of a pilot. >> it would seem that whoever was on board this plane purposely wanted to put it down at an inconspicuous airfield with no one around in the middle of the night. no one has come around to claim a 1961 twin engine beechcraft airplane. and that's rather suspicious. >> investigators say there was no faa flight plan made out for the plane, and they're wondering why a pilot in distress would not have september out a call for help. strange indeed. >> very strange, yeah. >> weather strange, too. >> yeah, definitely a change from what we've been seeing. we were talking 80s yesterday, then we drop to the 50s today, and we did see pretty big rains come through the area. a washout for your sunday as expected. getting ju

in some enter and deadlines. i know that the house member have also raised, in addition to the final report, how we developer process where both the report would be compiling the report that doesn't have the necessary wait until the final maps are drawn that we can do those simultaneously. i did get an update from mr. schreiber that he is charged with the topics of the first three topics, and production, criteria, and a process that he would have a draft to the process by the middle of next week. it would give us an initial market by april 4 that we would have the first three sections forwarded to the coeditors. i believe that you have put together an initial recommendation? >> can i take a moment on that? >> does anyone have a copy of the draft from last -- >> [inaudible] so what i said that the -- what i said i would do at the last meeting is to identify those chunks that i thought were other areas where we have moved or that we have talked about it decided to keep where they were. this was not perfect. i was a

ministration has made some good points that you could adjust taxes by eliminating some deductions or credits. it does not necessarily mean you raise the rates. another fundamental reality is 52% of people in america do not pay any income tax. by the way, i don't think we solve our financial issues by going back and taxing them. i think every person outside the party line should pay some taxes. i don't care whether it is 100 or $200, want them to be at risk that somebody can raise it. half the people in the country have no risk of anybody raising their income tax, what do they care? >> do you think you pay enough in the context? >> i pay a lot of money in income-tax. it is a helluva lot higher than what i observe some people who have recently supported on their income-tax -- is big. >> tom donahue is the president and ceo of the u.s. chamber of commerce and thank you for joining us on the 100th anniversary of the u.s. chamber. >> very pleased to be here. >> we will be right back. we're back with our two guests reporters. reputation and power in washington are very important. how would

out to our west and northwest some 30's, and that will be some of the chilly air coming our way, anda few showers, you can see picked up in the regional radar, a brief little sprinkle and believe it or not, there will be some snow in the mountains of west virginia tomorrow so it will be a chilly day, but it is not going to last all of that long. i will tell you about some changes coming our way and i think you will enjoy those even though we do not have any rain as we head into the weekend. >> tonight, if you are a fan of bacon, as most of us are -- >> i know you are. new at 11:00, a new desert on the menu of a restaurant. >> and a plan to keep you from becoming a victim. >> plus mega millions winners. you will hear their amazing story. >> metro recently proposed some fairly sizable increases and it may not be as bad as we thought. >> new at 11:00 a backlash against metro on a plan to raise your fares. metro has proposed some big hikes begins it is facing a budget shortfall and a long list of repairs. >> but now, it will not be so bad. tom? >> medstar had been proposing about a 5% on

we have some areas below freezing to the west where some freeze warnings are in effect. as far as windchills this is why i think you need jackets this morning. windchills down in the mid 30s in fact 33 down in gaithersburg. feels like 37 here in washington. and 38 across the bay in cambridge and again we're going into the low 60s but the breeze will be up. let's go to monika samtani now, she's got your timesaver traffic at 6:00 this thursday morning. >>> i do. good morning everybody. i'm happy to they generally speaking everybody has been fine this morning. if you're heading out you know that's always an issue in some delays but i'm happy to say there are nomoi jar problems to report outside. here are the maps on the southbound sid of 270 going about 48 miles per hour out of urbanna. but the good news is there are no major incidents to report. all the way down to the point where the lanes divide. in fact let's take a live look at 270 here at montrose road and again traffic still moving pretty well down to the point where the lanes divide. pretty much the same thing on 35

we saw the administrators and some of some of the teachers arrive.al for people to go and a see their friends. even did mr. is no that the vigilantes and and it will end sometime next week. >>justine: o p d major reforms. will have an update later. >>mark: the neighborhood watch volunteer that shot and i'm a teenager is out on a hundred $50,000 bail. he appeared to be wearing a bulletproof vest. he has a tracking/monitor the hearing device. he said he shot 17 year-old trayvon martin and self- defense. >>darya: more than half of college graduates are either unemployed or under employed. this is a strong demand in the field of science and how but isn't it is it is tough job market to find something and humanities. 50 percent of the crash was under the age of 25 for jobless or underemployed. >>mark: one person was hurt in hit-and-run this morning. this happened around 230 this morning on 880. the second car fled the scene and has not been located. >>darya: this san mateo bridge has cleared out he can still see that the day is gray. >>george: welcome bac

but still some scattered showers. parts of the east bay right now just to the north and east of danville and also some scattered activity right around sausalito, the central portions of the bay and we'll shift them out to the south here. some action to show you in the santa cruz mountain, around mall malpitas. >> coming up, a big change in the forecast as we do head into the weekend. >>> grab the snow board or skis. there is a lot of new snow in the sierra. here is the cal tran cameras. coming up, we'll show you how much snow has fallen and what the travel conditions are like heading into the mountains. you can always get traffic and weather information any time at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. that include live images from our storm tracker radar. >>> in modesto, a tense standoff is apparently over and authorities are preparing to enter a fire-gutted apartment to try find out what happened to the suspect in the shooting death of a deputy and a civilian after a day long standoff. it all started just over 24 hours ago

let's put some color in there. take some dark sienna, some bright red; mix it together. let's put the least little touch of white in there. oh, that's nice. don't overmix it. leave it about like so. cut off a little roll of paint. even there it's all mixed and marbled. let's go right up here. now i'm just going to take the edge of the knife and just sort of bounce across. now if you get some down in the snow like i have here don't worry. you just take it right off. we'll just zip that off. don't worry about it. little bit right here. now we take our knife and do a cabinectomy. and see it gives the impression of a lot of little boards. now a darker color, and we come right in here. that's a little darker. not as much light's going to hit in there. now, show you a little trick. let's get us some brown on the knife here and come right down here and look. we have that little roll of paint on the knife. that's so important that you have that little roll of paint. maybe there's a little opening under here, so just put dark right here. now over in here we'll put some more board

some analysts have them slightly up and some slightly down. looking for a surge in single family starts and big drop in multifamily starts. if more people are buying then perhaps the apartment sector's pulling back. then a strong rental demand out there. a lot of investors going in for that. it's a toss up tomorrow. look for it at 8:30 though. >> diana, thanks. >> from the economy to earnings, citi group giving a boost to the financials today. profits at the struggling banking giant dropped, but it's still comfortably beat the street estimates. the big question is is citi's turnaround for real? mary thompson is taking a deep dive if you will into the latest results. >> the bank's better than expected results by a strong performance in international operations, strength in trade finance and in its investment bank. earnings excludeing charges for the tielgtening of credit spreads as well as gains on investments came in 11 cents ahead of estimates at $1.11 a share. excludeing those charges, profits also rose in its three main business units. of n

things, to increase some transparency. your second question is whether i think they're likely and i think it's -- particularly in the near term, it's going to be very difficult in the middle of a presidential election year, it is very unlikely that any major changes would happen, in time for this election cycle to have a real impact. there have been a number of folks who have studied this issue who think that the advent of the super pacs, the information, the lack of information that's flowing from 501s to super pacs, that this may be, and i think it was senator mccain who actually suggested that, of course, one of the authors of the bipartisan campaign reform act, suggested that he's concerned that there is so much money flowing in, again, to the system, that we may be headed towards another scandal and unfortunately, in this area, it does seem like it takes something big, something to get people's attention before changes can be made. i would certainly hope that's not the case. at the fec, we are doing our best, as we ca

network some could some couldn't and some have. quite a few haven't found what is faded saying is that the majority of what they have said to me not say or the mainstream to make it work that is not this because of self-censorship of the networks it's because my style of interaction as someone who has been eaten by the media really in terms. i understand the thoughts . in that format and so i wanted something to. put some good tips in a situation something so a way of. pulling out a story about this situation comedy or despair if we want to sort of think that we're going to meet you it's not for me it's not about friends in dealing with me play understand that they're not to be able to host they're pursuing a reporter they're dealing with someone who's been through a very trying dangerous and difficult for medical situation so they can speak to a degree. includes that understanding that on display for example most of the guests that i need to have been in prison at some stage so i think it's an immediate leaders and sort of report

some will, some won't. some you can tell they won't be back. >> i know you're nervous, aren't you?e going home. >>> statistics show that while the recidivism rate for female offenders is low, it is steadily increasing nationwide. even more starting, over the past ten years, the number female inmates has nearly doubled, making it the fastest growing prison population. that's our report. thanks for watching. i'm john seigenthaler. 

some are rich. some are poor.ap, rich and poor. >> do too many americans chase money as a beacon of success, do you think? >> huh? >> do too many americans see money as a form of success? is it a false dream having a lot of money? >> not only america, but also europe. also asia. also now you see it also money is the top most important for value of our life. this is, i think, wrong. this is wrong. money or physical -- the material facility can provide only physical comfort. true physical comfort. some kind of mental sort of satisfaction is actually false. an illusion. so the real peace of mind must come through sort of inner mental strength. not money. not physical comfort. so that, i think, modern world, not only america, but modern world, even china and russia, now, you see, they -- much of the talk involves money. >> who are the most impressive world leaders that you've ever met in your life? who have that heart element to them. who understand this. >> well, i think leaders have to act according to voters' wish.

now and 626 this morning there some new leads in the case that mr.n hill teenagers these the washington is in morgan hill she is the very latest. >>> these new leads come from evidence that was taken to the crime lab at this year lamar was went missing in the leaves come one month after the team disappeared take a look at this video cassettes here lamar's family and friends held another vigil for her. on the initial days police found a bag and some clothing that far from the bus stop where she was last seen their herself and was founded maile please have not said exactly when he leads a team from the crime lab results but it certainly gives them a lot of information to mission to go on meanwhile the senate where county sheriff's office will continue their search of reservoirs and small bodies of water searching for that teenager. he's a washington live in morgan hill. >>> any once-in-a-lifetime side of the nation's capital this morning the space shuttle discovery will soon land at dell's international airport just outside of washington d.c.. the smit

it took some time to find it. and in fact our tactical team smelled the wood smoke before they actually saw it. >> the house had been set on fire, keller hasn't been seen since. . there is a man hunt underway in denver. police are looking for two suspects after a violent robbery tuesday night. t they fired a couple shots at customers in the store before leaving. none of the customers was hurt. police say the pair may be responsible for a string of recent robberies. >>> next week marks the one-year anniversary since the killing of al qaeda leader osama bin laden and key experts say that al qaeda is in survival mode instead of attack mode. they also say there are no known credible threats connected to the bin laden anniversary. >>> a new campaign ad talks about the bin laden operation. he's accusing the president of shamelessly trying to score political points. here's the ad. >> he had to decide, you hire the president to make the calls when no one else can do it. >> to that mccain says shame on barack obama for dim

there is some fog in some neighborhoods.temperatures will little on the chilly side. 41 in frederick. 48 in jarrettsville. mostly sunny skies. beautiful this afternoon at temperature-wise. highs between 70 and 75. here is the man, keith mills. >> the man right now is adam jones. the orioles and angels open up a series tonight. the birds get their first look at albert pujols. the birds remain in first place after beating the white sox yesterday to take three of four games in chicago. adam jones in the middle of the offense. this is off of gavin floyd. nick markakis later scores. 2-0. the white sox tie it off of jason hammel. 10 strikeouts in six innings. adam jones off of gavin. biggest at bat of the day. 5-2. 5-3 in the ninth. jim johnson loads the bases. he strikes out alex rios. the third strike was not caught buddy touches home plate. that ends the ball deep -- but he touches home plate. the orioles are 5-2 on this road trip. the capitals and boston going back to boston dead even. 2-1, the capitals win. a quick lead. the

we have some light rain in some neighborhoods. there might be enough to slow things down a little bit. upper 40's and low 50's in the northern suburbs. take a light jacket with you. some light rain around the beltway. most of it is just a light rain. there could be some thunderstorms of this afternoon. the rain become heavier. we will jump from the 50's into the 60's later today. we'll check the forecast for the weekend when i come back in just a few minutes. >> the u.s. supreme court hears arguments in the u.s. vs. arizona case focusing on immigration law. five states have passed laws like arizona. determine the immigration status of anyone police stop. a committee takes on rising gas prices today. the committee will meet this afternoon to discuss gas prices in the northeast. the hearing will focus on whether the potential closures of northeastern refiners could impact gas prices in that region. a trade association representative is expected to testify. >> a tennessee high school is restricting a student from going to the prom. s

many examples even some governors and very highly placed officials surely. there is some distrust taking stand was there is there seems to be no reaction from the governments of these feelings in the pub and it's not about the corruption. it's about the ethical behavior and reputation that does not seem to have effect loans in the future. for instance this recent voyage. the show does not seem to be affected by the price future of this question although it's probably should have more why doesn't there why isn't there any reaction to feelings when you are these things. good to get rich i mean hell i realize that your job is to be very boring can your position but you're not exactly accurate but i just told you that i dismissed fifty percent of our government's lead him in some of them stories signed him because of that we did not have the nothing there that in the. presumption of innocence. we did not have enough evidence to prosecute them that one but the various reasons i had to repeat the words from the investigative comedian other law enforcement bodies a

so we are prioritizing some of that. especially where self help is, that intersection, we see a lot of seniors passing through on sunset boulevard all the time. so we want to prioritize those big areas where people have to cross the street before some of the smaller areas. on at noriega, we have worked on traffic islands among other things, so we can ask mta to look at it again and see if there are other alternatives. in terms of a traffic light, we know that our resources are limited and the concentration is on sunset boulevard and some of the very large streets that need that help. so i want to thank you for the question, and we will follow-up. [applause] >> go giants. hello. i am a city hall fellow. i must admit that i am not a resident of four or seven, but i would like to be. i am here today on my birthday to emphasize the importance of increasing housing affordability in the city, particularly for low and middle-income families. as a young person who works in the city and commutes from outside the city, i would --

some say it should be. either way, we have been able to rise, guys, without apple coming in to today. we're going to chat about this right now. but later on in the show we're going to do something else with apple which i think is interesting. we're going to talk about whether or not sales of macs, laptops, desktops, mac mini, old school computers actually still matter to a company, kelly, once known as apple computer. >> brian, thanks sfwlnchts short interest that led in the rally through the first quarter of this year and better quality lowest short interest stocks, mainly those that led last year, were the laggards in the first three months of this year. i think the turbulence we've had over the last couple of weeks reignited a bid in these large cap high quality names. some of which brian had mentioned. have performed very well in the last couple of weeks. >> do you think it's those big names in particular? i think you mentioned some like coke and j & j where people should focus. or is it something where

some of -- some of them became violent. one man was shot. in a car had words 6 people standing on a sidewalk and someone on the sidewalk opened fire. now, a man inside the car was wounded. he's taken to the hospital with mine injuries injuries. several dozen os -- several dozens of other people were arrested. [ cheers ] >> it's all over. kentucky held off kansas, winning 67-59. wins last night in new orleans. this by, the way is the -- by the way is the wildcats 8th national title. this player could be an nba pick if he chooses. he was named the tournament's most outstanding player. >> didn't shaquille o'neal go from high school to -- >> yes. >> okay. so young. >>> witnesses say it came out of nowhere, a plane fell right through the roof of a shopping spent -- shopping center. >>> and bay area baseball, yes, it's back. a lot of people 8@a@@ >>> three people still? the hospital after a private plane crashed in florida. this one slammed into a supermarket just minutes of a taking off from an airport near daytona beach. witnesses say it appeare

some people say some people say well some people say some people say some say it some people say some saying it's only will say there's some people who say something but major he's already half of those are now so-called news isn't really a news organization so they can get away with this and this show isn't a news show it's my opinion so let me tell you what some people are saying here in washington d.c. some people are saying that karl rove's ten million dollar anonymous donation came from iran's mahmoud ahmadinejad a strong ways shia muslim who's president of one of the few machine iran states in the middle east some people are saying that ahmadinejad's a huge admirer of karl rove and a big supporter of the republican party after all george w. bush decided to bomb sunni iraq not shia iran giving shia ahmadinejad a lot more influence in the middle east and taking out sunni saddam hussein iran's biggest enemy against whom they fought a multi year war it cost them both billions of dollars and killed over a million people so some people are saying the potential in dollars if the road i

it means sometimes that some make me dream. summing we dream. >> inspiring you. >> yes. >> one thing that is very interesting in this exhibition if you have a section called urban jungle. you go and see it and it looks as though it is what you would typically say is taking animals and jungle and things i suppose from africa or perhaps india, but a lot of animals in it. as to get closer to the pieces, you realize that these are actually coutoure pieces. it is as though you have tamed the jungle. there is the extraordinary leopard dress that tells you where the coutoure are and how many hours of workmanship are in there. so when you pay the bill, perhaps it is justified. [laughter] there is one that was 1,032 hours of hand or again beating. they're very few designers i can think of in coutoure who would do something like that. we were used to seeing coutoure very much what i would call salon clothing, a very beautiful and very delicate, but not with the sentence animal, vegetable, natural being brought into coutoure. was doing co

there already is some level of communication between security because of proximity of some locations.e stressed the importance of that. they were looking into it on their own. >> i was wondering if there was discussion on party bosses -- buses. >> i am not aware that anyone -- >> some places do on polk street. that was another discussion. some places were like, we have never had to deal with party buses. we don't have policies because we have never had them before. we were able to talk about that as well. >> i have one question. did assemblyman gil's office ever get back to you on the party bus legislation? director kane: i think commissioner hidyde has been working on it. >> i believe hill's legislation was passed out of public safety, but not passed through the full assembly. i have been talking with tom's office, who said that once we come up with some legislation that does not just deal with minors and drinking, likely hill legislation, it would maybe offer some helpful legislations. he would be happy to work with us and move forward. he is hoping to get some guidance. >> legislat

i know, i know. 72, mild today with some scattered showers, maybe some thunder.f we get enough clouds, we'll stay in the upper 60s. tomorrow 64, a little breezy. then a cool, damp saturday upper 50s with showers around. sunday maybe an early shower, partly sunny, 62. and late tuesday into wednesday, we warm into the 70s but a returning chance for some showers. it's 5:48. 59 degrees. monika is in now with time saver traffic. we've got some new problems. >> we do unfortunately. if you're planning to head in on the bw parkway, you'll want to know about n. it's an overturned vehicle on the southbound side of the bw parkway between route 4 a 50 and 2 -- 450 and 202. we're hearing from authorities all lanes are blocked at the scene of the accident. an overturned vehicle inside the beltway on the blood pressure w parkway. maybe you want to -- beltway on the bw parkway. maybe you want to use kenilworth. two separate problems, both on route 50. outside the beltway and the bw parkway inside the beltway. on the north side of town the beltway is fine it college park and silv