st. paul's that got two big wins last week. and seen themselves rise to the number two spot on the metro rankings. crusaders hosted mount st. joe this afternoon. check out the ball movement. scoring on the quick ball move. third quarter. karlsson gets a pass in front. scores on the one time. crusaders up. and he was our prep player of the week tonight. fourth quarter. now 16-2. green looking to pass. ball deflected into the net for the goal. st. paul's 17-2. and later in the fourth. 18-2. parker drives, bounce it in for the goal. st. paul demolished mount st. joe. >> and some very sad news from the major leagues tonight. voice of the detroit tigers and former oriole play-by-play announcer eastern knee harwell lost his battle with cancer. he was a great one. back to you. >> it looks [wind rustling] [sound of waves crashing] [upbeat whistling in background] discover all that northwest florida has to offer. seventeen hidden beaches, one revealing destination. fly southwest's new nonstops from bwi airport to panama city beach starti

st. paul's that got two big wins last week. and seen themselves rise to the number two spot on the metro rankings. crusaders hosted mount st. joe this afternoon. check out the ball movement. scoring on the quick ball move. third quarter. karlsson gets a pass in front. scores on the one time. crusaders up. and he was our prep player of the week tonight. fourth quarter. now 16-2. green looking to pass. ball deflected into the net for the goal. st. paul's 17-2. and later in the fourth. 18-2. parker drives, bounce it in for the goal. st. paul demolished mount st. joe. >> and some very sad news from the major leagues tonight. voice of the detroit tigers and former oriole play-by-play announcer eastern knee harwell lost his battle with cancer. he was a great one. back to you. >> >> final look at the seven-day forecast. 81 degrees tomorrow. plenty of sunshine. 84 thursday with a few showers possible. 82 on friday. it looks like nice conditions starting off the weekend. saturday a chance for a few showers and thunderstorms as cooler air

st. paul's a 7-2 lead. later in the 4th, cruise crusad, and st. paul's just demolishes mount st. joe, the 21 the final. they improve to 12 inform 3 on the year. that's your morning sports. i'm bruce cunningham, fox 45 morning news. >>> coming up in our 6:00 hour an attempted car bombing in time square. we talk to a former fbi agent about what it took to track down the suspect. >> reporter: former mayor sheila dixon submits thousands of dollars in makeup bills to the city. i'm megan gilliland. how much taxpayers are footing. straight ahead. >> reporter: i'm joel d smith in harford county where you might see this giving you some company on the r >>> we are confident that miss love's death was not intented. brutal murder or accident. why the attorneys for the killer of the lacrosse star say it was a mistake. >>> i don't care how well her makeup is applied. making over a former mayor. how much sheila dixon wants the taxpayers to pay for her cosmetics. >>> why federal agents caught up to the accused time square bomber with just seconds to spare. >>> good morning. it's wednesday, may 5

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the three express is diverted at st. paul. the 33 line is diverted because of construction. light rail and metro are running problem-free. our first checks on penn, camden, and brunswick lines are showing no delays. the marc train is available for your daily commute. call for more schedule information. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. we are off to a drizzly start in a lot of places. we have moisture coming off the water. that will be the case for most of the morning. 65 in columbia and cockeysville. the temperature should be able to climb about 10 degrees today. an area of low pressure off the carolina coast is promoting an east wind and grabbing the moisture off the water. eventually, i think we will see some breaks in the overcast. this morning, we will have drizzle all the way through the drive time. this low pressure will move off the coast. high pressure will move in and should dominate all the way through the end of the week. a hurricane season does not begin until june 1, but mother nature does not have a calendar. there is an area of low pressure north east of t

the three express is diverted st. paul. the 33 line is diverted because of construction. light rail and metro continue to run problem-free. no problems with penn, camden, and brunswick lines. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. we are off to a foggy and drizzly start this morning. you may want to take an umbrella. we have all moisture against the mountains. i do believe things will improve as we head into this afternoon. visibility may be down. it might be raining hard enough to take an umbrella. high temperature, 75. a storm system is creating the east wind for us. it is producing and east wind here in the mid-atlantic region. as we head into this afternoon, the best chance for rain will be this morning. i think the clouds will break up. a big area of high pressure off to our west will become the dominating weather story. we will get sunshine on tuesday and wednesday. one thing we're watching off the east coast. there is an area of low pressure northeast of the bahamas and duties from the outer banks. this may become the first tropical storm of the season -- from the ou

on saturday, st. paul 117-7. the crusaders keep their no. 1 ranking, to finish out the year tops in the nation. maryland was well represented as well. cells vary in overtime, 14-13. -- salisbury wins the division 3 title over hamilton, 7-6. nba playoffs tonight, western conference finals. they are looking to all but wrapped up to win at phoenix. powell and kobe bryant are playing catch and dumk. a nice play theire. the suns get their first win of the series, 118-109. my thoughts again with the orioles, maybe they just need more calisthenics. dexter fowler on an adventure, he leaps and loses his glove. he gives up a triple, but he is not a prima donna. he scaled the wall himself. spider-man has nothing on him. you have to do what you have to do. sometimes you have to go. >> is not easy. still ahead, john collins with the seven-day forecast. [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] achievement has its own patch of grass. ♪ achievement unleashes hidden potential. ♪ all right! achievement looks forward to dinner at home. achiev

st. paul's at boys'latin in boys lacrosse. log onto foxbaltimore.com and cast your vote. we will announce the winner in the game of the week contest tomorrow night. here is jennifer gilbert and jeff barnd with the "late edition". >> remembering a lacrosse star from baltimore county killed at college. the disturbing task and the suspect in her death. >> they are my friends. used to call me every day. i didn't hear from them. >> a couple in north baltimore was not seen for seven days. find out what police say happened to them. >> saying no to speed cass cameras how the residentsp of one town fought back. >> grand prix coming to baltimore. when the cars race through our city streets. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello again, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. tonight classmates at the university of virginia gather to remember yeardley love. young woman from cockeysville found dead in her off campus apartment early monday morning. >> candlelight vigil, more people showed up than could fit in the coli

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i speak of lebron james, famous basketball player, no, not the city planner in st. paul. he's a great guy. if it's soon to be free agent decides to play for new york he'll receive a lifetime supply of free lap dances courtesy of a strip club scores. that is a lifetime of free lap dances. i said that. and the mammary mecca says it will give lebron james day where all strippers will where his jersey and free food for live at their steak house there. not bad if you like looking at naked hot chicks and eating steaks when i -- which i do. and utah is offering a lifetime supply of this. >> it's kind of the same thing. sit the same thing. >> no touch. no touch. >> yes. yes. >> and jesse, not a bad -- we'll leave that for another day. should he take this deal? >> we'll wlif anything sounds too good to be true, i probably is. he does get free lap dances for life, but it's from the same stripper. >> oh, oh. >> this might not be great years from now that. is all. >> and a crocodile with breast implants? that that is one thing i haven't done yet. >> and do you think this will influen

. >> one thing i have heard for recent graduates -- i got a letter from a woman who is from st. paul, minnesota, a college honors graduates -- monza she is stuck under a desk job and sinking under -- her mom told me she is stuck under a desk job and sinking under a pile of debt. what is happening to these young workers who marched recent college graduates? canyon -- who are recent college graduates? can you get that to me? >> we can get that to you. the numbers have not been encouraging. the young graduates have more share of the brunt of this. we c get you more precise numbers. >> as we look at policies and what we can do to work with small businesses -- i am a big fan of doing more with exports and those kinds of things, to being private partners with industry -- the recent graduate issue is one we have talked about. we talked about the difference between some with a college degree, and mr. gregg, high school degree. do you have those numbers? have they changed? we have always been struck b the great difference between the unemployment rates with someone with a high school degree a

i had a privilege to visit our office in st. paul. i met with the efficacy committee there to understand their concerns. there is a supreme court case that leaves it to the department to exercise its discretion in finding a arrest exemption that may not otherwise apply. i believe we are utilizing that exemption on a case by case basis. >> thanks. >> can you comment about the use of parole? some use it on an expansive basis to legitimize the presence of people who have entered the country with a visa and overstated the visa. i guess the correct term is deferred action. the use of some loans to allow those that come into the country legally does have overstayed or some other category of a person who is here without proper authorization. when do they use deferred action to change the status of people in any of these categories? >> our use of deferred action and humanitarian parole is used on a case by case basis, when a significant public benefit or extreme hardship would so warrant. i am not aware of any sweeping+ determination to move

believe, the first two months of my tenure as director i had opposed the visiting our office in st. paul and meeting with the advocacy community there to understand their concerns. but there is a supreme court case that leads it to the department to exercise its discretion in finding a derisive exemption that might not otherwise apply, i believe we are utilizing that exemption on a case-by-case basis. >> thank you very much. , mr. director. thank you, mr. chairman. >> good point, mr. director. thank you for coming. i wonder if you could comment on i guess at this point there are discussions were hearing reported about the use of parole, which is as i understand discretionary judgment made by you and perhaps the secretary of homeland security, to use parole on an expansive basis to legitimize the presence of people who have entered the country with a visa, and overstayed the visa. and i guess i put the correct term is deferred action. use of some means to allow people who have come into the country illegally but have overstayed or some other category of person who is here without proper l

weekend, you'll be flirting with 90 degrees in the warmest temperatures you've seen in minneapolis and st. paul be a great weekend in the midwest, sunshine, blue skies, highs in the upper 80s and low 90s. just the perfect weekend to transform your backyard into a vacation spot, so go out and get patio furniture and play sets all ready for the kids and get yourself prepared for the sum are because it is spoken upon u. that's quick look at our national map. here's an early look at what's going on in your area. >> announcer: this supersized weather report is sponsored by the home depot. more saving, more doing. that's the power of the home depot. >>> and that's a quick look at your weather picture. houddy to everyone watch manage utica, new york. we'll send it back inside to you. >>> up next, the warning signs of alzheimer's disease. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. let's take the garden into our own hands. soak our yards in color. get our hands a little busier. our dollars a little stronger. and our thinking a little greener. let's grab all the bags and all the plants and all the latest t

host: from st. paul, minnesota, you're on. caller: you just touched on what my question was, which is when is the united states going to step up and be innovate like we did when we went to the snoon when are we going to step up and move beyond oil, as you just mentioned. because the -- doesn't care the environment doesn't care who is at fault, whether it was the government or who was in the administration or watching the hearings with the oil executive no one wanted to take responsibility. like three kids arguing over who spilled the milk. why can't we just work together and rid this problem? i don't see oil doing anything good if we go abroad and have to fight for it or spill it and contaminate our water. guest: i think the gentleman is right. you need a much more comprehensive plan. we don't have it. we are dependant on oil. need to get off it. it can be done. i remember going down -- i became somewhat of a nuclear energy -- at least for power production -- fan, during the beginning of the bush presidentsi, they had that cer

got a letter from woman from st. paul, minn., a 24-year-old woman, a graduate, stock under a low-paying desk job and she has no more dreams. what is happening with young workers who are recent college graduates? do you have any numbers on those? >> we can get it for you. generally, those numbers have not been very good. the recent graduates, young folks, have borne more of their share of the recession. we can get you more precise numbers. >> as we look at these numbers, working with small businesses, and we are defense of doing more with exports to work as partners with private industry, the recent graduate issue, you and i have talked about the difference between someone with a college degree, advanced degree, high school degree, do you have those numbers and have they changed as we have added more manufacturing jobs? we have always been struck by the great difference between the great unemployment rates between someone with no high school degree and someone with a college degree. >> those numbers are like they always ar

. >> one thing i have heard for recentraduates -- i got a letter from a woman who is from st. paul, minnesota, a college honors graduates -- monza she is stuck under a desk job and sinking under -- her mom told me she is stuck under a desk job and sinking under a pile of debt. what is happening to these young workers who marched recent college graduates? canyon -- who are recent college graduates? can you get that to me? >> we can get that to you. the numbers have not been encouraging. the young graduates ha more share of the brunt of this. we can get you more precise numbers. >> as we look at policies and what we can do to work with small businesses -- i am a big fan of doing more with exports and those kinds things, to being private partners with industry -- the recent graduate issue is one we have talked about. we talked about the difference between some with a college degree, and mr. gregg, high school degree. do you have those numbers? have they changed? we have always been struck by the great difference between the unemployment rates with someone with a high school degree and

speaker, i also want to recognize st. paul police officer, david longbren, who was seriously injured in arresting the suspect who injured the sergeant. i wish him a speedy recovery and to all the men and women who air wear a uniform. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. johnson: i'm outraged by the unbridled, unchecked, unaccountable, and out-of-control government championed by the democrats. the wall street rescued. the bailouts of fannie and freddie. the auto industry. cap and tax energy bill. the government takeover of health care. and court-martialing navy seals while giving terrorists rights. enough already. the complete lack of respect for the liberties espoused by our founding fathers has got to stop. that's why i'm proud to announce my participation in a new group, the 10th amendment task force, sole purpose of the caucus is to rekindle t

when i was at the minneapolis st. paul long after the christmas incident, the issue in the public discussion was these full body scanners. i talked to the director of the airport to there and passed it dogs might be more effective in detecting explosives. the director of the airport said that, in fact, he is very excited about the fact that they were getting some dogs. he was very happy before the reason that i had indicated. could you speak for a moment to the effectiveness of dogs in homeland security, both at airports and along borders and whether we are going to scaling up their use? >> senator, i love dogs. dogs can be trained to sniff narcotics, cash, arms, explosives. in airports and ports of entry along the land. the president's budget and our internal deployment of resources is increasing the number of dogs as fast as we can. >> good. you mentioned human trafficking. a recent article found that many undocumented victims of trafficking are being deported before they are screened for trafficking. i find this disturb

. >> one thing i have heard for recent graduates -- i got a letter from a woman who is from st. paulminnesota, a college honors graduates -- monza she is stuck under a desk job and sinking under -- her mom told me she is stuck under a desk job and sinking under a pile of debt. what is happening to these young workers who marched recent college graduates? canyon -- who are recent college graduates? can you get that to me? >> we can get that to you. the numbers have not been encouraging. the young graduates have more share of the brunt of this. we can get you more precise numbers. >> as we look at policies and what we can do to work with small businesses -- i am a big fan of doing more with exports and those kinds of things, to being private partners with industry -- the recent graduate issue is one we have talked about. we talked about the difference between some with a college degree, and mr. gregg, high school degree. do you have those numbers? have they changed? we have always been struck by the great difference between the unemployment rates with someone with a high school degree

petersburg to pay st. paul. the success of this park district is a reminder the most successful local projects are those super intended by local voters. federalism works and we need to return to it. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from california, mr. miller. mr. miller: i want to thank my colleague, mr. mcclintock, for his comments and what he said is one of the reasons why this park district has such a high level of support among its citizens. we have voted so many times to tax themselves knowing that this money was going to be widely used and they were going to get a good and fair bargain for all parties involved. with that i would like to recognize another long-time supporter and beneficiary of the east bay regional park system, congressman pete stark. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. stark: mr. speaker, i'd like to thank the distinguished chairman for recognizing the 75th anniversary of the east

. >> one thing i have heard for recent graduates -- i got a letter from a woman who is from st. paul, minnesota, a college honors graduates -- monza she is stuck under a desk job and sinking under -- her mom told me she is stuck under a desk job and sinking under a pile of debt. what is happening to these young workers who marched recent college graduates? canyon -- who are recent college graduates? can you get that to me? >> we can get that to you. the numbers have not been encouraging. the young graduates have more share of the brunt of this. we can get you more precise numbers. >> as we look at policies and what we can do to work with small businesses -- i am a big fan of doing more with exports and those kinds of things, to being private partners with industry -- the recent graduate issue is one we have talked about. we talked about the difference between some with a college degree, and mr. gregg, high school degree. do you have those numbers? have they changed? we have always been struck by the great difference between the unemployment rates with someone with a high school degre

i am stunned that there has been such little discussion in the media about the moral failing a paul st.." chattanooga, tennessee. -- moral failing of wall street pier " chattanooga, tennessee. co-head. -- moral failing of wall street." chattanooga, tennessee. go ahead. caller: the poor should have free advertising for the wall street in washington, d.c. folks in need to take and put people in congress, then take their credit cards away. go ahead and let them have an old house to live in. give them an old jalopy did drive. let's see them drive around for a couple of months like that. they could not live. finding out the value of a dollar, putting these kids back to work, everything this congress cares about is the rich. host: that was jimmy from chattanooga, tennessee. dallas, texas. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have read a few different articles recently. the point that they all make is that this bill draws strict rules about this particular behavior of the bank's. it does not provide any financial penalties for this sort of thing. the bank can become too big t

st. cloud, minnesota. >>> welcome back to "larry king live." i'm jeff probst sitting in for larry tonight. joining us is john paulejoria, co-founder of paul mitchell systems. he gives to matter of trust to make oil spill hair mats. also joining us here in l.a., ed begley, jr., an actor and well-known environmentalist. john paul, i have learned now about these hair mats. it's an incredibly low tech way but seemingly very effective way to help clean up oil spills. >> jeff, it really works. for several years now or paul mitchell schools and supporting salons have been collecting hair, putting it in nylons. and there are about 2500 small spills every single year. so we know that it works. right now in louisiana our paul mitchell school vanguard has one of our main instructors converting her entire house to putting hair into nylons, making booms, and getting out there and making it happen. >> reporter: what is it about hair that attracts the oil? >> hair is very absorbent. give you example. why do we wash our hair every few days? the hair picks up all the oil off the scalp. what works really nice, not only does it col

paul. we are taking money from the medicare system to pay for a larger medicaid system. that is notau responsible.re st the forums i'm outlining would do far more to control costs,th spread the coverage of health insurance and do muche more to give health insurance to more americans than most more evolvet cost a trillion dollars and ins requireur raising taxes by $600 million in the middle of a recession. raing >> that is what you are not four but i am at wondering what you were actually four in this casei >> again what i'm advocating here and clearly stating c his number one i support medical malpractice tort reform. clear i support the interstate sale ot health insurance and number three i support individual re ownership of health insurance.ia these three reforms will do far more to lower our cost of health insurance and are nate-- natio, spread coverage and of not break ree taxpayershe that. that is what wade need to have thatn care of here. >> anymore from's our panelists? darrell. >> so you are saying some people are out of luck and you are also saying that hawaii's health care actually be jumped.