southwest flight airline that grounded overnight. what authorities are now saying. >> reporter: everything is up to speat on 95 in white marsh. no delays to 695. and 11 minute ride on outer loop from 95 up to 83 and here's a live look at harrisburg expressway. no delays here at shawan road. easy ride towards 695 and watch out for the construction. one lane blocked as you make your way on to the jfx at 29th street. that's a look at your abc2timesaver traffic. stay with us. there's much more to come. you are watching "good morning maryland. [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of fiber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber when you are eating a candybar. you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >>> it's 5:45 and breaking news this morning a southwest airline flight was stopped before it started taxying down the run

last night a call came in about a southwest plane in orange county, california, and southwest flight 11-84 arrived in phoenix last night after it left orange county. the plane was headed for tulsa. authorities checked three planes just to be shore they were safe. -- safe. they were take -- to be sure they were safe. the f about. i is working with law enforcement -- fbi is working with law enforcement for the investigation. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> it's 6:47. and happening this morning maryland state troopers who died while on duty will be honored a ceremony starts at 11 at state police headquarters in pikesville. relatives of some of the 43 troopers who died in the line of duty are expected to take part. >>> also happening today, a little bit later, leaders of the maryland state senate and house of delegates are holding a news conference about next week's special session. governor o'malley has agreed to call the session after the legislature failed to agree on a fiscal year 2013 budget. the house and senate are expected to use the session to push through an income tax increase

as southwest learned in the aftermath of the 2008 highs.heir hedge book performed so well. >> over the next 12 months, another 2 billion gallons of jet fuel is going to be burned so we're either going to pay market price for that jet fuel or hopefully get something less than that through the efforts of our team. >> reporter: for monroe and southwest, less has meant a pile of more cash. over the life of the program, southwest has saved $3 billion. right now, southwest's hedge book is positioned mainly in options but also a handful of swaps, positions they put on recently. it can be a seat of the pants operation such as when monry had to telephone in a trade from the kennedy space station in orlando while his kids were playing on the mars rover. but part of southwest's historical success, a track record that literally inspired the classic business school case study on fuel hedging has been using a small team to make decisions and remaining nimble. >> he's the treasurer clearly by his title but he is obviously a skilled commodity guy. what's h

." >>> the southwest airline flight that was grounded overnight. what authorities are saying. >> and in a few hours a. meeting will be held to discuss a future of one of baltimore's most active fire companies. i am linda so, why the slated closure is raising concerns about public safety. >> and we are live at the inner harbor on the tightrope. great heights this morning. i am about 2 1/2 feet off the air. i will learn how to do this coming up next and tell you about something cool happening in the inner harbor. >> megan is out live good morning. and a live look at where she is. baltimore's inner harbor. what's going on down there? we will check in with megan in a bit. for now, good morning. i am charley crowson. it's been a wet start to the wednesday. it's coming down in buckets around 2 this morning. lynette charles is standing by with how long it could hang around and how it could affect your commute. >> you are right. it did come down in buckets around 2 this morning. but we are tapering things off nicely around baltimore. towson got heavy rainf

two southwest airlines flight ground after what's called a threatening phone call. abc 2 newser is ri johnson is here with -- sherrie johnson is here with all new information gathered. >> reporter: we learned the southwest airlines plane that was grounded in phoenix has landed this morning in tulsa oklahoma, the original destination a southwest airlines spokesperson says there was a threat made against one of the planes in orange county, california. now southwest flight 11:84 arrived at 7:30 last night after it left orange county. the headed for tulsa oklahoma and two planes were held in phoenix after they landed there and another was held at orange county before it departed for phoenix. although there was one threat, authorities checked out the planes to be safe. the last flight held at phoenix was not able to take off after it was cleared because of after hours noise restrictions in orange county. now fbi spokesperson says the southwest plane was taken to an isolation pad away from the terminal. dozens of passengers were removed from the plane to be screened and t

. >>> two southwest airlines flights in phoenix and orange county were grounded after a bomb threat. breaking news details on the website and coming up in a bit. >> and in a few hours, a meeting will be held to discuss the future of one of baltimore's most active fire companies. why the slated closures are raising concerns about public safety. >> reporter: it takes about 15 to 20 minutes to walk across theinner harbor. how do we know? because believe it or not someone is going to attempt to do it. we are live with a preview ahead. >>> it's wednesday may 9th good morning i am charley crowson. megan is out live getting ready for the ripley's believe it or not opening. we will check in with her and it's a wet start to the wednesday. how long will that stick around? let's ask lynette charles. >> off and on throughout the morning. but we will have rounds of showers going through the day. we zoom in around baltimore and we can see showers light in nature around owings mills and a little more moderate just to the south of randallstown. we are getting the action in essex overly and all this

southwest and west is where we're seeing some fog. dulles has gotten better from man fan sas -- manassas, quarter mile or less. cumberland is down to zero. locally we're not too bad here in the metro but watch out for those areas with your early morning temperatures in the 50s in the shenandoah to 65 here in washington. 5:00 a.m. monika santami with time saver traffic. >>> for the most part everyone is behaving themselves. there are no big issues to report. i think if you're headed out the door right now you'll be okay. no problems to report coming in from the west on the dulles toll road or i-66. we're good along the west side of the beltway between 270 and tysons corner. gw parkway as well headed inbound inside the beltway. great time to head on to the gw parkway. we'll look live at the american legion bridge. you can see just a timey bit of volume but again no big problems to report. let's go back out to the maps and this time head to the south side of town northbound 95 coming up from dale city to woodbridge to springfield you'll

from the southwest. so, everything takes us above our normal high, which is now at 73 for this date. clear skies, sunshine, blue skies today. we have a front moving in from the west that will be here by tomorrow or approaching by tomorrow afternoon. so, what's going to happen, it is going to pull in moisture from the south. again, approach from the west. so, we could see light sprinkles. this is sound night we're talking about here. approaching from west. it's going to be unlikely that most of us see rain through tomorrow. until late in the day. the better chance of rain will come on tuesday and wednesday, that's going to be because all of the fronts start to move across the region. tomorrow things are good. sunrise at 5:55. the sunset at 8:12. 81 degrees today. 81 again, 10 degrees above ornormal high. 53 degrees tonight and back up to 80 tomorrow and sunshine, giving way to clouds towards the evening. then the chance of rain heading into monday. 71 and 72 on tuesday. chance of showers on both says. 78

southwest, look, they have policies in place. they try to enforce these policies.to buy a seat next to you, they'll give you a discounted fare. if the plane is not full, they'll give you the seat for free. you have flown, you know what it's like when you're being encroached. and look, i don't know what to say here. maybe some of the policies, you know, it happens when they're checking on, when the woman goes to sit on the plane and runs her ticket and the agent stands there and sees ler and has to confront her in front of everybody. that's kind of humiliating. >> embarrassment. >> southwest has released this statement saying, quote, we realize it's a sensitive conversation and we train our employees to approach the situation as discreetly as possible. the policy is designed for the safety and comfort of all passengers onboard the aircraft and the best case scenario is for the customer to notify us of any special needs ahead of time. what would be the modifications. if they were to change their statement or their policy, what would it be? what do you suppose would,

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. >> a long night for some southwest airline passengers. two planes inspected following bomb threats. it is one stick, may 9. >> i am cynne simpson. we will check in with lisa baden in a moment of first adam caskey. >> let's take a look at super doppler 7. you will see the areas of rain in maryland over baltimore as well. for the most part, we're talking southeast prince george's county. overnight, we picked up about 1/4 of an inch. mostly cloudy today. i will not be surprised if we see some sun but mostly cloudy with more showers and a few thunderstorms. i temperatures in the 70's. near 70 tomorrow tomorrow, right now the weekend is looking agreeable. highs in the upper 70's. how is the traffic? >> very agreeable in that the rain scared away a lot of construction projects. traffic is moving nicely around the region. beltway travel. i have a couple pictures for you. here is 95, a good on 66. the dulles toll road even 270 moving nicely through germantown into gaithersburg and eventually down into the beltway to the american legion bridge. ne

there are shell trade routes all over the southwest. shell was a primary material for making jewelry, for using in burials, and you had to walk 600 miles to get it, down to the sea of cortez, the water that's in between baja and the main land of mexico. and i tracked routes all the way down to the border over years and then across the mexican border into sonora and then it a place called penacate and then a dune, 5,000 square miles of sand dunes, a beautiful landscape, but no water out there. but pottery, broken pottery all over in certain places and pieces of shell left behind where you could see that the people were crossing these dunes to the sea and picking up shell and then crossing back and then moving it up to phoenix and then from phoenix distributing it throughout the rest of the southwest. the first trip i took out there, we hit this mountain range right at the edge of the dunes. and we were carrying, i don't know, on that trip we were maybe carrying 80 or 90 pounds of water and moving it out to the sand and then we'd drop a c

that is concentrated on the southwest border. there is an increasing body of evidence suggesting that these investments have paid off. as we have heard, apprehensions of on offer as migrants are at their lowest level. my testimony includes additional indicators that suggests illegal migration falling. factors including the u.s. economic downturn, crime and violence in mexico, mexico's strong economic recovery since 2010, demographic changes in mexico, the data suggest the u.s. enforcement efforts are an important factor behind declining illegal migration. this figure illustrates one of the cause still dynamics. the figure shows two measures in the fees. they were flat during the edie's and then rose sharply beginning in the early 1990's for the first half of the last decade. the figures suggest it is easy to cross the border during the 80's aboard a vocal during the 90's. these gains at the border have entailed costs. my written testimony identifies the number of unintended consequences of border enforcement on migration flows an

winds go southwest to westerly at 10 to 15 miles an hour. we've been watching this line of showers and storms all night marching off toward the east. it's coming through us here right now, especially north and west. i want to take you over to live doppler. frederick county, showers. the heavier downpours moving into howard county. clarksburg, columbia, get ready for a few downpours there. as we go to the southwest a little bit more, heavy showers here toward luray coming out of i-81. check it out near boston down toward culpeper. you guys get ready for these that will be coming through with lightning and thunder in the next 20 minutes. it is 5:00 a.m. monika santami, happy tuesday. >>> happy tuesday, howard. things are looking pretty good except for one spot. on florida avenue. let's go to our live picture right now so i can tell you the situation. police investigation of a serious overnight situation. closes florida avenue at rhode island avenue and 7th street northwest. south of howard university hospital. you want to use rhode island aven

southwest has arsenals that others do not.e spoke with the man behind their strategy about what those are. >> the only north american carrier with an investment grade rating that plays into hedging in a big way, we have a huge amount of cash. that plays into hedging in a big way. that puts us in a position to get better deals done and to have the credit to trade out on the curve or do other types of trades that others don't do. >> what he means by that is that southwest can get creative if they want to including call options as far out as 2015 or winning more attractive collateral with wall street than a less-well rated firm. they gained since the program's inception in 1999. it did hit a road bump with a small loss during which it was largely unhedge and righted the situation since then with trades that pay off in a higher environment for the latter part of 2012 and into 2013. >> good stuff. thank you so much. kate kelly with the latest there. the key market movers and what will make headlines. here's something else you will

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look at the southwest. 109 in phoenix. we could break some records today across the southwest. today and 108 to 114 degrees across these areas where you see in marine thoma roone those are advisories. very dangerous heat. more on the weather later on in this hour. >> you have this window boxes the air units. you can't get your a apartment cold enough. >> stories you can bank on this morning beginning with facebook ceo losing 5 million in a matter of 8 days. >> he's lost 5 billion but still doing okay, right? >> 14.4 billion left in the bank that is just from the proceed of selling base book. he entered 26 out of 40. in 8 days he is out 8 billion. columbia's richest man louise carlos santiago. >> they are charging you now to close a bank account. >> it's easier to stay than get out. here are all of the fees. >> especially if you have only 50 bucks in the bank. >> chase, city, wells far go, you know them well. none of the banks will make a same day transfer, certified checks of 30 bucks each some charge you 25 bucks to close the account if you have been there less than 3 months o

strong gusts across the southwest as well as that heat. so something to be aware of as we head into wednesday. all right. into europe, central and eastern locations, you're going to have very, very good potential for short-term heavy rain as well as lots of lightning today. the west is starting to clear up a little bit. the british isles getting a bit of a break. it will be fairly cool, just 13 degrees for you in london. 15 in -- 14 in london, 15 in paris, 14 in berlin as well as vienna. moscow getting up to 27 degrees. down to the southwest as well, in the opposite corner we're going to be seeing the heat continue here, rising up to 34 degrees in lisbon. southern spain, southern portugal do have warnings for the heat. take care and i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> our lead stories this hour, greeks are headed back to the ballot box next month. their political leaders failed to form a coalition during more than a week of talks. leaders of the main political parties met again, this time to discuss a proposal from the pres

right now the move september to the west and southwest. sacramento pushing it into the florida coast around jacksonville. opposing it to allowing it to move out. eventually to the cooler waters of the atlantic, but with that, the high pressure will keep it away from us. right now, 45 mile-per-hour winds with a west-southwest lake erie movement. so, our forecast is going to indicate warm, humidity air in place. cool air to the north is never going to get to us. that gets pushed away. a front that will move over us very dry. it may trigger scattered showers over the next day or so, but most of us will not see them. if you do see them, they will be quick. the sunset today is at 8:24. the boaters will love the forecast. no advisories through the weekend. 5 to 10 knots is your wind speeds. today, 90 degrees with warm and humid air in place. 90 degrees tomorrow. partly sunny, hot and humid and 90 tomorrow as we mentioned. 92 on monday. 88 on tuesday, 82 on wednesday and a chance of showers into the end of the week that will drop our temperatures

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high temperatures 75 to 80 and winds out of the southwest at 10.s what we mean about finishing strong. check out thursday. partly cloudy, temperatures around 70. friday, mostly sunny, temperatures near 70. and warmer over the weekend. mid 70s on saturday. should be dry for howard university commencement and on sunday for mom, just a slight chance of a shower, but temperatures nice. high temperatures in the mid 70s. better chance of shower next monday and tuesday. >> very cool, sir. let's get to our weird news file. what is it that makes rational people think their animals who are blessed with perfectly good fur. nonetheless enjoy being dressed up in crazy clothes? why did they do this? we don't know. but here we go again to kansas city where they celebrated with the fancy dressed chihuahua parade. more than 500 dogs were actually chihuahuas. the goal? to break the world record for biggest costume parade, but they fell 200 dogs short. the parade organizer said he was disappointing. said it was excessive that the people required to have a veterinaria

batch of showers, developing southwest of d.c. those, moving primarily across southern maryland. and across the potomac out there. right now, around the baltimore region. and not much is going on. there is activity developing to the west. south of the romney, west virginia area. keep watching radar, between, i'd say, between 5:00 and 7:00. may start seeing showers showers and thunderstorms popping up. temperature-wise now, this is the warmest it's been all day. 83 now. 84 in cumberland. 84 in washington as well. the cool spot, ocean city. only 66 degrees. don't think we'll see any showers or storms down there. maybe a little rain. but no thunderstorms. denise? >>> let's check on the roads now with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. hello, kristy. >>> definitely give yourself a little extra time, if you're traveling northbound 95. we have that accident at the harbor tunnel throughway. it has significant delays back to 32. expect at least 20 minutes to get through. on the top side inner loop, stop and go there, from stevenson ro

. >> apparently, there's been reports of large water bills in the southwest bother -- southwest baltimore neighborhood. the city is investigating. >> there's a lot of elderly people that can't pay the bill. buy them estimating, it how are they going to pay it? i think they should be fired. or take it out of their paycheck. >> the department of public works says of the readers in question, one was fired and the other quit before being fired. the city says they have hired 19 additional inspectors to go out and reread many readers and try to clean up the mess made. >> dpw says there were four people in the call center for questions and complaints about meters. there are now 15 people. >>> tonight maryland's catholic community has a new leader welcomed with ceremonial splendor. hundreds of priests, cardinals, and parishioners from around the country filled the cathedral this afternoon as the reverend william lori was installed as the 16th archbishop of baltimore. archbishop lory replaces cardinal edmund ho bryan leaves for rome tomorrow. >> take a look at this snake had caught in the potomac

this place being the southwest where i have spent my entire life. i don't know how far i've walked out there. i don't know how many pairs of boots that i've gone through where i've taken needles and dental floss and sewed the leather back together. i don't know how long i've been walking out there. and miles don't matter, days don't matter. it all adds up into this, into movement, into walking through the labyrinth that's opened up into the ground. finding places, places to camp behind cliffs that have fallen, finding sanctuary, places where the wind won't touch you, places that are eroded out of the earth like bones. everything is revealed in the desert. there are no questions out there. there's just ground, solid ground, opened layer after layer after layer. some people come back from, say, the edge of the grand canyon and they say it makes them feel small. i understand that but i think it may be a misconception. it may be that it's not a landscape that makes you feel small, it's a landscape that gets rid of your sense of scale entirely because th

prices are down in maryland and virginia with virginia now under $3.50 a gallon. >> southwest airlines is now getting ready to fly outside the united states. they are preparing to handle two dozen international flights including to mexico city and the cosmos and look this -- cabo san lucas para >> concerns about mosquitos. residents in fairfax county say they are already being bitten by the pest. the health department is putting out 68 traps to see if any are carrying the west nile virus. health inspectors warn residents to avoid open, standing bodies of water if possible. >> with the humidity we have now, it feels like mosquito weather. >> we have thunderstorms again this afternoon and some heavy areas of rain. not nearly as widespread as yesterday's, but the areas of read you see on the screen are very heavy areas of rain. this is one of the heavier areas, and another batch and loudon county heavy rain. it is still possible we could get a shower or a downpour, but most of the action is to the south and southwest. look at the temperatures falling pretty quickly from the eight's. 83 wa

first shooting happened around 6 o'clock in southwest baltimore. three people were shot during the a dispute over money. an hour later three others were shot. one died. another man was shot to death in north baltimore. so far no arrests have been made, city police trying to determine whether any of these shootings are linked. back to you. >> that brings the year homicide total to 80. >>> exactly 33 years to the day 6-year-old etan patz disappeared, now a suspect is due in court because of that. >> sources tell cbs news the new jersey man accused of killing etan patz was taken to a hospital this morning and put on suicide watch. 51 year old pedro hernandez is expected to be arraigned today. police say he confessed to luring the young boy into a store where he was working, taking him into the basement and choking him to death. he said he put him in a garbage bag. >> there could be a sexual assault involved. whatever the driver was, he wasn't admitting to it yesterday. >> former deputy director of national intelligence john miller says hernandez's con

west, southwest or southwest for many through the usual suspects. which tells us sea breeze is cranking up. dig down toward us by thursday and friday. really bring temperatures down. today we started. fog, sun, cooler. coastal clouds breezy. instead of the orange or red which would be 80s and 90s. those are held pretty far in check. there will be a lot of 60s or 70s. takes a little day to get inland areas to come down. we will continue this theme into wednesday and thursday looks really cool. friday starts to level off a little bit. go mostly sunny. the early part of the weekend looks dramatically cooler. pam. >> all right, thank you. >>> 4:41 is the time right now. three climbers are dead after scaling the earth's highest mountain. what led to their deaths on mount everest. >> and a mississippi prison guard is dead this morning. >> good morning, traffic is moving along pretty well on highway 4. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. >>> a lot of low clouds and higher clouds and more of a westerly breeze. pretty good cool

southwest winds at 7. we'll be somewhere 84, 85 for a high this afternoon. if we get all sunshine, 86 not out of the question. then by 8:00 79 degrees. it will be an isolated storm at worse. i think we're going to see a lot less than what we saw yesterday afternoon and evening. last night about six hours ago, we were still watching some storms down toward richmond headed toward the northern neck. they just kind of fizzled this morning. so all is quiet on the radar but the fog is the problem. we have visibility down to zero in warrenton and culpeper and cumberland and peters bug and hair -- petersburg and harrisonburg. a little fog up here in howard county. frederick, andrews, quantico all at 5 visibility. a55 toward martinsburg. look at the sunshine off the capitol dope. 65 degrees. winds are light out of the south, southwest. humidity still quite high at 90%. so a sticky morning. next thing we're watching here, this front coming through detroit this morning. that's going to dive south and east. that will bring us some drier, cooler air. out ahead of it some

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he started his duty along the southwest border in 1987 in arizona.mpleted the selection process for the tactical unit in 1990 and was selected as a field supervisor. he served as the deputy chief patrol agent in detroit and as an assistant agent in tucson, arizona. rebecca gambler is a director in the u.s. accountability office of homeland's security. she leads the work of border security and immigration issues. she joined in 2002, and has worked on a range of issues. marc rosenblum is a specialist in immigration policy at the congressional research center and is a professor of political science in new orleans. he is the co-editor of the oxford handbook of international migration. he has also published over 40 articles, book chapters, and policy breeze on immigration and u.s.-latin american relations. the chair recognizes chief fisher for his testimony. >> distinguished members of the subcommittee, it is a privilege and then honored to appear before you today to discuss the work that customs and border protection dozen securing america's borders. in

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southwest winds at 5-10 and son up at 6:07.nt just to that south, that will allow that warm, summary erik downes bought -- that warm summary air to flow in. duceppe partly cloudy skies wednesday afternoon. shares of an ounce to the west. i think it will be dry around here on wednesday. bashar in the morning in a clearing in the afternoon. 79-84 degrees 8:00 in the evening for the sunset, the first time we have had an 8:00 sunset since last august. out on the bay, waves around 1 foot. out in the mountains, a couple of thunderstorms tomorrow and probably a few showers lingering into wednesday. on the eastern for the charge will go through tomorrow midday or early afternoon. the skies are clear and partly cloudy on wednesday. down at the coast the storm's arrival little later in the day and then move through tomorrow night. when they should be partly cloudy and cool. low a's for may 1, 75 degrees on wednesday. warm on thursday, friday and saturday with the chance for a thunderstorm friday afternoon. >> see how one played and the s