bonnie st. john. despite losing a leg at age 5, she was the first african american to meddle in an international competition. she has a new book called "how great women lead." also david talbot is here. his book looks at the culture wars of ourimes. we are glad you have joined us. bonnie st. john and david talbot coming up right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: despite having her leg amputated at age 5, she became the first african-american to win an olympic medal. from there she went on to become a successful public speaker. she has written a new book, "how great women lead: a mother- daughter adventure into the lives of women shaping the world para " it is a great concept for her mother and a daughter to write a book. how old is she

st. john's about a mile away. they've changed their minds and will resume as normal. >> i do think it's very cages to begin healing that way and people here in st. john's and all around the community will be praying with them and for them. >> reporter: loved ones mourned at brewington's home with her family and family of kohn focused on the good. >> many of us remember her very fondly. >> reporter: that special service is scheduled for sunday at 10:00. it is private only open to members of st. peter's. reporting live, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> weijia jiang with the latest. funeral arrangements are got available. for more information about sending memorial donations, go to wjz.com and then click on "news." >>> a robber makes an unusual threat to steal from a bank in anne arundel county. police say this man passed a note to a teller threatening to use a chemical weapon. this man got away with cash, but no one was hurt. >>> a driver dies after his car stops right in the middle of the beltway. the accident

st. john's says was a hero of the day. >> what did he do? down to the boiler room because there is a massive his of the gas line that was exposed and he crawled through rubble and went and turned it off. a lot of people say that a bigger, bigger part of this is if st. john's would have blown up because of a gas line and phillip closed the line. that was a really great story. >> how and why did you come up with this idea to do a sharpie and take photos? >> it's a good question. i was a journalism school graduate and i always have been fascinated by portraits and profiles and we're in such a highly shareable time in our society where we try to get as much as we can as much information and content into one space. i figured why don't we distill everything down to a person's story and message on their body. >> let me show one other picture while you show your picture. this is willdabeast. that young man was killed on the way home from his graduation student. one of two students killed. >> how much longer after the tornado did you take the photogr

st. john's lutheran of sumner iowa. >>> salute can be sent to the address on screen. stay with us, the mailbag is next. time now for our weekly look inside the farm report mailbag... here are two final e-mails that i will use to >> time now for our weekly look inside the farm report mailbag. you are too final e-mail that i will use to close out our current discussion about the value of cash as a store of wealth. as i previously stated, it's a new investment area, and cash will have its brain. that's from dave towers. and this comment. when other countries start realizing we can't repay them without inflating our currency, they will stop loaning us money. >>> one big problem with economic discussions like this is the lack of accountability and substantiation with real numbers. so i was just a couple of guidelines for the future in our mailbag. first, if the prediction never changes from day, impending inflation to possible deflation, it's not a prediction. second, i think we need a statute of limitation on economic pronouncements. i propose two years. >>> and the secre

st. john's parish. a homeless man shot two women last tuesday before killing himself a political consultant is back on the stand. he testified that note this was not his fault. the authority line is one of the key points in the case against him. he told jurors that he was hired by former gov. bob ehrlich to court african-american voters. >> this cloud continues to thicken as we have a batch of showers on the way. they are not quite reaching baltimore just yet. we can see klaus reported at b.w.i. marshall. it is currently 70 degrees. we do expect temperatures to get into the mid 70's by the afternoon. showers and thunderstorms become a lot more likely. the wind will be breezy and. showers could last into the night, but did they last into tomorrow? >> after taking the heat in the 2010 campaign for saying that the american auto industry should be allowed to go bankrupt, but mitt romney said that he should get credit for its recovery. he said that president obama is following his blueprint for detroit's res

st. john's and ellicott city. >> president obama making history. >> the announced his support for same-sex marriage in an abc news exclusive. he has become the first sitting president to ever do so. >> in an exclusive interview with abc news, president obama made history, becoming the first u.s. president to say this -- >> i have just concluded that for me personally, it is important for me to go ahead and a firm -- affirm that i think same-sex couples should be able to get married. >> mr. obama said that his family helped change his mind. >> there have been times when we have been sitting around the dinner table and talking about their friends and their parents and sasha and malia, it would not dawned on them that somehow their friends' parents would be treated differently. it does not make sense to them. >> many across the country celebrated the president's shift in thinking. >> we are shocked and surprised. >> i am pretty glad that he came out and did said something clear. >> but not everyone. >> it's not right. against my religious beliefs. >> the president's likely republican opponent

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st. john's parish in ellicott city. >>> a man was arrested at bwi-thurgood marshall after authorities discover lad loaded gun in his carry-on bag. the 9-millimeter glock 17 had ammunition and two additional magazines. >>> well it has been a new games since the anounsment of police commissioner fred bealefeld but some hope it doesn't get undone by a new boss. brian kuebler has more. >> reporter: targeting violent offenders helped drop crime. it's progress some experts say is fragile enough to break and they hope the mayor's new pick continues the same type of fight. while a new boss will probably tweak it, overall, it's the right blueprint for baltimore. >> i've got to think that, you know, some of the essence of that approach will be sustained even though you have different individuals coming into play. they're going top understand what's been working. >> now coming up at 6:00 we'll hear what city hall had to say as well as residents. brian kuebler, abc 2 news. >> a man from rockville was taken captive and now he said it's up to the president whether he lives or dies. >> my life is in your han

a memorial service will be held for her, at nearby st. johns, next thursday. st. johns will also open their doors to members of st. peter's congregation on sunday morning at 10:30. we'll stay out here reporting live. i'm meghan mccorkell, wjz eyewitness news. >> megan, thank you. and we didn't know exactly how long the gunman had been living in the woods near the church. but police did recover his personal belongings at a campsite there. wjz will have new information on that. >>> students in northeast baltimore find a gun inside northwood elementary school. a teacher safely recovered the weapon and notified police. an adult has been arrested in connection with the incident. baltimore city public schools' code of conduct prohibits weapons on school grounds. >>> a carroll county man forces several schools to go on lockdown. police have the man's admission to police. >> reporter: mary, the westminster man says he accidentally shot himself in the hands and leg, but made up a story to cover up his mistake. 52-year-old john coker reported the shooting. he told police he

when the judge questioned juror michael st. johnd. >> did anybody ever say to you or in your presence or suggest that they'd heard enough evidence, they'd made their mind up and they were going to vote one way or the other? >> yes. quite a few comments like we know he's guilty. let's just sign the paperwork and go on. >> now, was that during the deliberations or was that -- >> that was prior to that. >> reporter: st. john then said he felt pressured by other jurors to render a guilty verdict. >> the verdict that you rendered, was that an accurate reflection of your view of the case? >> no. >> so you think he was not guilty? >> yes. >> reporter: a legal expert suggests this could be grounds for a mistrial. >> it's not easy for a judge to accept the voice of a single juror when all the others dispute it. but if it's a close case, in the interest of justice, the judge could consider granting a new trial. >> reporter: outside the courtroom goodman's lawyer, roy black, said he'll fight for a fair verdict. >> if i am not assured of that,

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what you're seeing is a st. johns elementary school employee trying to put a safety harness on a special needs student. >> it looks like she's about to choke him out. >> she starts to get really rough with him. she pushes him down to put the harness behind him. you hear the little boy start to cry. >> the kid looks like he's cooperating, too. he's putting his arms out. she didn't need to push him like that. after that she smacks him in the side of the head. >> after that another employee comes onto the bus. >> oh, no. >> smacks him twice right in the face. >> if you listen to this video, you can hear him crying loudly. >> this breaks my heart. >> who are these people? how do they get these jobs? >> one a teacher's aide, one a behavioral manager. they were arrested on friday and charged with simple assault and battery. police actually ended up with this video because the bus driver reported these two workers last week to the school officials. that's how these women were wound out. now, as soon as the school district sa

st. john's parish in ellicott city. >>> a man is arrested after trying to board a plane at bwi-thurgood marshall with a loaded hand gun. the gun was a 9-millimeter glock 17, 10 rounds of ham mow, two magazines, another 10 rounds. the tsa said the man whose name is not being released is in florida. >>> dog owners, you better stay away from some of the diamond pet food products. several people got sick with salmonella. it was manufactured in a facility in south carolina but it has been found in nine states. it's possible people got sick after contact with the dogs that eat the foods. the recall affects clicken so you, diamond and diamond naturals, premium edge, taste of the wild and kirkland's signature. >>> chrysler is bringing back 119,000 chrysler 300 and dodge sedans. there's a problem that causes the hasn't lock stability system to fail. and the safety system can overheat. it has not caused problems. nobody has been hurt but you can take it back to the chrysler dealer to have the fuels replaced. >>> it can be frustrating for people on these gluten free diets who eat out. it will be easier. do

st. john's police and conservation officer shot with a tranquilizer dart, and about him up in a truck and released back in the wild. >>> you can hear them grunting as they are trying to pick them up they are heavy. >>> san jose animal care center has a special salute to veterans >>> offering free adoptions today and they need a valid military i.d. card, many military friends waiting for a new home the shelter opens an 11:00 a.m. and closed monday. or less than one week away for the show that helps stocks connect with humans >>> dogs in this city will debut on cbs 5 and our facebook friends want to show off their little friends. this is from san leandro he is a rescued english springer spaniel >>> she says these are hurt for babies. let's see casey and kamal in showoff your pet photos post them on our facebook page. we will show them off at. >>> how many times do walk down market street and have a baby store with a dog in the >>> this is my coanchors breakfast today. >>> we better take her to lunch. >>> around the bay area we have cooler temperatures still windy out there and a system drop

st. john's parish on thursday. those women were shot last thursday when a homeless man who had been turned away from the food pantry walk inside and opened fire before killing himself. >> after a fire ripped through the west baltimore home. the kids were fortunate to have survived. the fire crews responded are around 2:30 yesterday morning. two of the children were found inside a closet while a third was found nearby. the oldest team was determined to get out with his siblings. >> he stood up there. >> firefighters are not sure exactly where the blaze began, and the cause is still under investigation. they credit surveillance video helping them find a person behind a string of arsons. he is accused of setting fire at the columbia mall. officials say that he is charged with seven arsons in and around the columbia area. the estimates are near $400,000. this happens to be arson awareness week. the howard county fire marshal's say that 50% are juvenile related. our county is one of the only jurisdictions with programs

thomas moore and st. john fisher. but regardless of your tradition and what they otherwise fall within those two weeks, we invite you to join us in prayer and in a great national campaign of teaching and witness for religious liberty. this may take as many forms as they are great religious traditions in our country and will itself serve as a sign of the religious diversity that flows from religious freedom and that makes our country great. for example, we are encouraging all catholic churches to ring their bells on june 21 and july 4 at noon eastern time, 9:00 a.m. pacific time. and so we hope other houses of worship with bells will join us in that special sign of sol lairty and support for religious liberty. to let freedom ring. the possibilities, of course, are endless. prayer services for religious liberty with your own tradition, ecumenical and interfaith event to show the breadth of support for this foundational value, just to name a few. here's the key point. united states bishops and faithful catholics in this

. >>> tonight at st. john the catholic church in san as saying and tributes to travis morgado or about when to charge their second the senate died yesterday when the surgeons attacked with an improvised explosive device. a was his first overseas deployment second lieutenant chavis brought was 25 years old. it won the $142 per diem over the memorial day weekend so california lawmakers are adjusting their schedules to make sure they get it they move their regular thursday's session to friday. that way they would get the tax-free money while they're away for the weekend to the total cost to taxpayers is $65,000. president obama's the bay area this morning and was here for just 16 hours but wherefores one took off his reelection campaign had another $4 billion. the cash came from a trio silicon valley fund-raiser. and now beginning college kids and be more difficult the student loan interest rates are about to go up the airport and the impact that this could have a higher education and what still could be done to

it happened in port st. john, florida early on tuesday morning.eighbors woke up to the sound of gunfire. investigators say the children ranged from 12 to 17 years old. no word on what prompted the shooting, but authorities responded to the house three times last month for various complaints. the defense is expected to finalize its list of witnesses today in the campaign finance fraud trial of john edwards. it is unclear whether the former president of hopeful's daughter or his former mistress will be called to testify. john edwards is accused of funneling campaign funds to pay off his former mistress to keep details of their of their quiet. in our commitment 2012 report, not that there is a candle left to oppose them, but mitt romney added two more states to his primary election win column. voters in oregon and nebraska gave him the win on tuesday. with no remaining primary challengers, romney has virtually won the nomination. still to come, and author is benefiting from the craze of "shades of grey." we will tell you about the novel that is not r

>> reporter: adam, a service just wrapped up here at st. johns. and even though the tragedy didn't happen here, the congregations across the country are praying for the victims tonight who were so devoted to their faith. >> reporter: for the st. peter's episcopal church community, the horror that unfolded inside is impossible to make sense of. >> people seem to be turning away from god, toward the worldly things. >> reporter: a janitor found 62- year-old reverend mary margaret cone. and brenda brewington, shot inside an office, prompting a massive search for the gunman. police found him in nearby woods. 56-year-old douglas franklin jones, a homeless man, dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> it is wrong. the guy is obviously mentally ill and had problems. that's the kind of people the church likes to help. >> reporter: police say jones had been coming to the church's food pantry. >> in past weeks, the staff told us he's been difficult. belligerent and argumentive. and apparently some of the staff members asked him not to come back.

then st. john shin nearly 40,000 passengers ride the line every weekday but they'll have to find another way to get around for the next 10 days the busiest metroliner with portions of the jay cheer trout will be shut down some you can replace some 100 ft. of one of rails the shutdown will also affect the 22 filmore bus routes munis says loren temporary bosses during the closure by its devising passenger's to carpool ride bicycles or walk. in fact the sampras's go bicycle colistin leading convoys at 8:00 a.m. on weekdays that leslie follow the dollar started my job beaten the j.t. ribbs eight j church like starting from the bart station entrance the new work as part of a $40 million construction project and crews are expected to work round-the-clock to replace the rail and approve the boarding areas ceram water systems to shut down once again beginning at 7:00 tonight everything should return back to normal monday june 4th at 5:00 in the morning light is dim and discussed their engines cbs five. a m

. >>> a soldier from the bay area has been killed in action in afghanistan tonight st. john the on the catholic church in san as de pays tribute to chavis or got no he attended church there the second lieutenant died yesterday when insurgents attacked his patrol with an improvised explosive it was his first of plenta overseas second lieutenant morgado was 25 years old. >>> in over a month millions of americans are going to see interest rates on their student loans double their set to jump to almost 7 percent on july 1st well today the city rejected proposals to stop that increase not only our students worry the get go tells us lots of parents were also on the hook. >>> professor alan heard will be 60 years old and a few days by retiring from teaching in your practice to have to wait when the recession hit she downsize her office sold her home and took out loans to pay for college for her two boys $100,000.80% compound interest. >>> what you own student loans? >>> probably at this point is $132,000. with government funding down and twisted up more americans are our winner wit

brenda brewington's funeral will be held at st. johns episcopal church in ellicott city thursday. >>> there was an apparent murder at the kentucky derby yesterday. a body was discovered at churchill downed this morning hours after the running of the first leg of the triple crown. authority are saying it's the body of a hispanic male found in a barn near the track. authorities haven't released a name or cause of death but tonight calling it a homicide. >> a homicide detective got to the scene. they were able to determine foul play was involved. we still do not have an exact cause of death. >> the man was injured during some type of altercation. an the autopsy is expected tomorrow. stable workers say they didn't know the victim. >>> a fatal hit and run in adelphi, maryland leaving one man dead. it happened around 9:00 last night in the 2400 block of university weather. 28-year-old samuel diaz was hit by an suv while trying to cross the street. the hyattsville maryland man died a short time later at the hospital. police are looking for the

as soon as we got a call from the emergency center st. johnsnty -- >> i was expecting not so much gusts. >> this is the earliest since 1908 that two named storms have formed in the atlantic ocean. tropical storm alberto was the first to form early this month. beryl is expected to continue dumping rain over parts of florida and georgia and today. it has weakened to a tropical depression and by tonight it will veer out to the sea. >> thank you so much. we are also following a developing story from seat pleasant, maryland, after a man is in critical condition after being hit by a car around 10:00 addison road. it appears he was hit after darting from the sidewalk to the street. the driver stayed on the scene. police said the driver was not speeding and does not appear drugs are out of all played a role. investigators still searching for the person or persons who slashed several farm animals at a fairfax county park. a calf, chicken mother goat and babies were all stabbed at the tidwell barn and frying pan park in herndon. it happens sometimes betw

st. john's case, a top player for the saints was suspended for the entire year for his role.e no mistake, losses are coming. the oakland a's are doing it again on throwback night in boston. they're willing philadelphia a's jerseys. from philadelphia they went to kansas and then came west in 1968. the oakland a's had a 4-0 lead. the oakland a's with cook had not allowed a run in 12 innings. the oakland a's won tonight 4-2. >>gary: the sharks on the ship has come out with a statement about the season they struggled >>gary: the think the coach of the team should go? >> in a change in the house and it is not working, what else should he change? fulcrum of >>gary: with this goal, that is 68 on the year of breaking an all-time record. the most goals by a european player. >>pam: we will see you at 11:00 p.m. to. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continue

st. john's pershall in ellicott city. >>> a teen is in custody and charges for setting fire to a apartment complex at the columbia mall. richard has been doing this for several weeks. during the weekend they waited outside the mall and before 1:30 they saw him running from a burning dumpster and is charged with setting 6 fires and total damage is estimated at more than 400,000 dollars. >>> health news for you this morning, the new obesity report is set to be released and the findings are alarming. linda so is here with the details. >> reporter: the record fients -- report finds 42% of americans will be obese by 2030. institute of medicine plans to release the report today at a conference hosted by the cdc. the report -- host by the cdc. the report suggest 30 million americans will be obese in 18 years and with levels rising at that rate it would cost an additional 549.5 billion dollars in medical cost. the study suggest that about 11% of the americans will be obese by 2030 meaning they would be 100 pounds overweight. the institute of medicine says more need to be done faster to curb rising

police in port st. john, near cape canaveral, said a wounded kid ran for help. but their mother called them back home before firing the fatal shots. a few hours earlier, she sent a disturbing text message to a friend. >> the mother advised she wanted to be cremated with her children. and unfortunately, he did not see that text or read it on his phone until he woke up this morning, which was well after the incident had already occurred. >> the children range in age from 12 to 17. the mother, 33-year-old tanya thomas, had complained to police just last month about being kicked and punched by her son. >>> also, police in tampa, on a manhunt for four men in a vicious attack of a serviceman near the deal air force pace. it shows johnny walking home alone. and a man walks up to him and punches him in the face. three others immediately joined in, brettally kicking and punching the defenseless victim. they took off with his wallet and his cell phone. >> hard to watch. >>> dominick strauss-kahn is striking back against the new york city maid that accused him of sexual as

st. john's. it appears the animal want today go for a morning jog. the moose trotted down a highway and onto a university campus. the trip did not last long. conservation officers shot it with tranquilizer darts. the moose is okay. the moose was later released back into the wild. come on, cows drinking beer and moose running around? it was the hops. >> it was the beer pong, please. >> when in rome, do what they do. >>> as if posting pictures now is not enough. >> stay with us, the new app facebook is adding that will literally have your pictures moving. >>> plus ems workers around the country will converge in maryland this morning. why they're on bikes and where exactly they're headed. >>> and it's warm and balmy this morning, but we've only just begun. i'll tell you when it will begin to feel like we're in the myth 90s. those details -- in the mid- 90s. those details coming up. >>reporter: everything good on the west side of the beltway at liberty road. i'll have a closer look at your memorial day travel coming up in my abc 2 news time saver traffic

st. john's parish in ellicott city. services for the reverend were held earlier this week. >>> governor o'malley and leading lawmakers have agreed on a proposed budget plan. they expect it to be approved during the three day special session that stats next monday. lawmakers were not able to agree on a budget during the regular season. if they don't approve one now that's the three day session coming up you will have the doomsday plan going into effect and that begins on july 1st. it comes as deep cuts to services statewide and the new budget proposed income tax rules. households making more than $150,000 a year. >> better approach is the balanced approach. an approach of cuts, investments, and yes, revenues to support those important ongoing investments. >> another session during the summer, focusing on other issues. the main one being in that special session will be that of gambling. >>> in case you missed it we want to show you an incredible sight that took place over the inner harbor yesterday. it gives you shivers.

. >> at forward, 6'7" from st. johns, at 15, metta world peace. [ audience booing ] >> world peace and harden meeting later in the night, harden played well in this one, second quarter, gets the steal, all the way in for the dunk. thunder up 15 at the half and blew the lakers out of the building. third quarter, durant upstairs to westbrook. that's a guard, my friends, slams it. thunder up 19. watch as metta world peace and harden get tangled up again, harden hit hads the deck hard but this time was okay. thunder cruise to the win 119-90. westbrook had 25 -- excuse me. westbrook had 27, durant 25. boston last night, sixers/celtics, game two of their series. philly looking to redeem themselves after a fourth quarter collapse in game one. sixers took a six-point lead into the fourth quarter but just after two minutes to play, rajon rondo, sinks the three to give the celtics the lead. sixers respond, giving philly a two-point lead. celtics up one with under a minute to play. evan turner splits the defense, beautiful lay-up t

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st. john's wort, ginkgo, virtually no evidence of any benefit. >> here's what they say, boost your immunesystem, do you believe that. >> not for a second. >> are we into the federal trade commission. >> that's right and food and drug administration. >> what do they do? >> almost nothing. >> why? because they have almt no r-affing and they don't have the motivation. if congress -- if industry would get congress to step it. >> that's pay dirt. in 2005, the food-makers and the food-marketers will roll out the next new thing. what will be that new year's food fad? we'll put that question to our guest but first, here are their distinguished profiles. >> born in new york, near rochester, 42 years of age, wife, amy, three children. cathic. politi, iependent. saint bonaventure university new york. b.s. marketing. state university of new york at buffalo, mba. marketing intelligence service, a subsidiary of data monitor, a company headquartered in london, england. general manager, naples, new york, 10 years and currently. lookout magazine formerly published by marketing intelligence service. editor

st. john's episcopal church. >>> virginia man charged with threatening to kill president barack obama, court documents show christopher hecker of waynesboro made death threats against the president and threatened to bomb several buildings including the white house and former world trade centre he was found making the threats from a public library computer report documents show he asked to be sentenced immediately and seeking the death penalty for himself he has been ordered to under go apsychological evaluation. >> looks like a grey sunday, to round off the weekend, gwen has a preview of what we can expect nor the workweek. >> -- for the workweek. >> you are right, we had more clouds than sun today. patchy drizzle and fog as well that seems to be our pattern next 24 hours satellite radar composites showing you the clouds are definitely in motion across the entire area, getting a few breaks, here and there but really not a whole lot to speak about, areas far west, could even see a light shower into the course of tonight. today's high, well, we hit 83 degrees, regan national airport, 08 dulles

but when the judge questioned juror michael st. john anybody ever say to you or in your presence or suggest that they'd heard enough evidence, they've made their mind up and they were going to vote one way or the other? >> yes. quite a few. comments like, we know he's guilty. let's just sign the paperwork and go on. >> now, was that during the deliberations, or was that -- >> that was prior to those. >> reporter: st. john then said he felt pressured by other jurors to render a guilty verdict. >> the verdict that you rendered, was that accurate reflection of your view of the case? >> no. >> so you think he was not guilty? >> yes. >> reporter: legal experts suggest this could be grounds for a mistrial. >> it's not easy for a judge to accept the voice of a single juror when all the others dispute it. but if it's a close case, in the interest of justice, the judge could consider granting a new trial. >> reporter: outside the courtroom, goodman's lawyer, roy black, said he'll fight for a fair verdict. >> if i am not assured of that we are go

st. john's. it seems the moose wanted to go for a quick morning jog, trotted down the highway. then on the university campus and into the park. the trip didn't last very long. he didn't finish that morning run because police and conservation officers had to shoot the animal with a tranquilizer dart. the moose was later released back into the wild. chances are he's planning another trip into the city. >>> governor o'malley says a special session could be held on gambling by the first of july. >> why republicans say they would rather take care of that issue during a regular session. >>> if you have a student loan, you may have to pay more, the road block congress has hit to lower the student loan interest rate. >>> also smart meters being installed in your home. what you need to do if you don't want one on your property. >>> the unofficial start to summer will feel like summer. i'll tell you how long the sticky weather sticks around coming up. >>reporter: traffic is just starting to pick up here on the west side of 695. we do have an accident on the beltway in talson. i'm trackin

st. john's parish in ellicott city. the women were shocked last thursday when a homeless man walked inside an open fire. tsa officials avoid a security problem at the airport. a man tried to board a flight with this gun. it was loaded with 10 rounds of ammunition. the suspect was carrying additional ammunition. police took him into custody. >> the cia has supported a plan to bring down a u.s.-bound airliner. a plan to use and underwear bomb with a sophisticated new design. tara mergener has the latest on the story. >> good morning. officials say the plan took shape last month and was orchestrated by al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. another airline bomb plot bordered by the caa >> this was a nonmetallic bomb that never made it onto a plane but it was intended to go on an american plane. >> agents step down before the bomber picked a target or bought a ticket. this device said to be an upgrade of the one that failed to dent todadetonate. >> it is being analyzed and tested. this could be significant if they not metallic

this is what it did to the inside of an emergency room at st. johns hospital.weeping up everything in site destroying that medical center completely. a new center is being built. remembering those who lost their lives that day. >> folks participating in a unity walk before they stopped for a moment the of silence. image frantically calling 911 for help instead of assistance you get complete silence followed by snoring. it happened to a woman who's husband had trouble breathing. >> one hand on his forehead the other on his neck. tilt his head back. >> uh-huh. he's all the blue. >> you can hear the dispatcher snoring. eventually he was taken to the hospital in maryland. the dispatcher placed on administrative leave with pay he was 17 hours into his over time shift. >> no over time in that job. >>> proposal that would allow undocumented residents to get driver's license. initiative 52. it would prevent an irs tax id number to show they paid taxes and also id from their native country. the privileges should be afforded only to legal citizens. >> they have broken th

st. john's parish in ellicott city. a homeless man shot the woman before killing himself. >> update after taking heat in the 2008 campaign for saying the american auto industry should be allowed to go bankrupt, mitt romney now says he should get the credit for the recovery. he went on record saying president obama is following his blueprint for tripos resurgence. >> the companies bought back on their feet. i will take credit that this industry has come back. >> romney oppose the use of funds. the president and others say using taxpayer money was the only option. rick santorum is start his support behind mitt romney. he called romney the worst republican in the country to campaign against barack obama. now he is backing him. >> accounts man thinks he as an alternative to increasing the bottle tax -- a council meant things he has an alternative to increasing the bottle tax. the revenue which could to help fund school construction. >> it allows our children to get to institutions of higher r learning which will allow them

st. john's parish. randy babbitt will stand trial for drug driving charges.osa parks was honored for human rights. >> today, the university of phoenix will team up with careerbuilder for a free job fair. we have result of a survey that shows what employers are looking for. starting us live with more details, jason. good morning. >> how are you? >> fantastic. the big thing is it is a great job fair. employers are taking part in this. the key here is letting people who are seeking jobs know what it is the employers are looking for in them when it comes to skills. what is it? >> what we have found through our research is there is tension about what employers want to see from them in terms of a particular skill set. we have found a disconnect between what a prospective employees want to demonstrate to an employer in an interview setting and what the employer is actually looking for. for instance, employers really value that they are looking for problem-solving and critical thinking skills above all else. prospective employees by employers were looking for someone