today, the st. paul boys choir is the only one of its kind in the country.re are no other catholic choir schools. the reasons -- changing tastes in music, the costs of training the boys, and the trend toward boy-girl choirs. here, daily rehearsals start each morning before 8:00. >> at that first rehearsal, i'll do some exercises to warm up different parts of their voices. okay, let's get the lips warmed up. we do arpeggios with funny words. "my car has flat tires" is one that we often do. >> reporter: the boys, most of whom are catholic, must learn to sight-read hundreds of pieces of music. >> the boys sing music right from the word "go" in music history. they sing classical music as well as the music by mozart, hayden, mass settings by those composers, and into the romantic period with motet-bruckner, mendelssohn, romantic composers, and then into the modern day as well. >> good. let's just try the right hand alone from here, okay? >> reporter: each student is also required to learn to play the piano. some learn other instruments as well. alex pattavina, a

. >> some new neighbors are raising a family in st. paul, minnesota, in the 150 years stan's lived in this house, he's seen many come and go, but never any like these. >> this is a gift of nature. >> reporter: the bald eagle is returning to areas urban sprawl and pollution forced it to abandon decades ago. >> ddt was a problem for the bald eagles. they were not able to form appropriate shells, since they were not able to reproduce, their numbers plummeted. >> once on the endangered species list, this majestic symbol of of american pride is spreading its wings. and many can see them in a

medical call at orleans street in the city near st. paul.he west side looking good and the roads are wet. eight minutes to travel south on 95 down to the harbor tunnel tolls. five minutes on 95 south from the split to the fort mchenry. this is 795 near franklin boulevard. this is southbound traffic. no delays to report. the j.f.x. checks out ok. the roads are wet and we're not seeing any delays to the construction zone. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning. if you bust delays. we have the 22, 54, and 91 buses with delays. a diversion at mason because of construction. light rail and metro subway both on schedule. on time service on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. i'm kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. we're off to a quiet start. there is some light rain. i do think the rain will pick up in intensity. light rain around baltimore appeared to have this stuff around dundalk and essex. you'll

st. paul's school for girls and st. pauls schools got an education.they stopped by baltimore county schools as part of an outreach practice. sherrie johnson shows how it's making a big difference. >> reporter: the sounds of the drums radiated throughout the gymnasium. the club performed for an excited group of students. school administrators hope their students will gain new friendship and an appreciation for japanese culture. this is an opportunity for hands-on learning. >> we want them to see that students are from all over the world and the similarities, to learn their talent, admire their enthusiasm and hope that one day our students will go to japan and join the students there. >> reporter: it's made up of 13 boys and girls from the earthquake affected region of japan. it's part of the teaching program, connecting with american students. >> it's important because it's showing the japanese people and because -- we wanted to show people in america that the people in japan are rebuilding. >> they are so excited. the first time they came to the unite

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but that changed 11 years ago when the dea at the minneapolis-st. paul airport stopped me for no reason than the color of my skin. i was returning home from a two-week trip visiting my younger son damon who resides in los angeles, california. i took the red eye. i was using my frequent flier miles and it was the only available time that i had to come home to usei had taken the work at my job in downtown st. paul and i had planned to go straight home because the red eye you know you get tired flying that particular flight. i was wearing jeans, a jacket, and a baseball cap and no makeup because i like to be comfortable in flying. once i got off the plane, i collected my luggage and headed toward the elevator to take the shuttle downtown because i live in downtown minneapolis. while i was waiting for the doors of the elevator to close, i saw a man and a woman running two catch the elevator so i held the door open. they entered the elevator and rode down with me. when the elevator doors opened, the woman said excuse me, and i turned around and they had their

central time across the minneapolis-st. paulnd the area including northern portions of iowa and western parts of wisconsin and tracking the showers and storms and continue to rotate possibly producing tornados out there. two other watches to the south including the city of st. louis and little rock and both of these go into midnight local time tonight and we'll continue to keep an eye on this. and we had one across parts of arkansas and that is in effect and it's basically to the north of little rock and not looking at a major area impacted and a closer eye around the tornado watches and warnings continue to be issued today. >> and of course, you and i will be here throughout the night and monitoring it like we were last night and maria, thank you so much. >> missing at sea off the coast of san francisco, an urgent search for sailors who fell overboard, off a yacht. they rescued some of them and that's what you're seeing, but, still, the search on now for those who are missing aen dealing with illegal immigrants making their way

meanwhile, the coast guard cutter rushes toward st. paulcles in as close as it can, and tries firing tow lines across the ice to the alaskan monarch, but it doesn't work. lieutenant commander's gooth's chopper is half an hour from the island when she begins hearing radio transmissions from the two ships. >> we hear the captain from the monarch telling them we're coming close to the rocks, we're putting our survival suits on. when we heard them say, "survival suits on," that keys us to say, this is not a salvage anymore, boys, we'd better be ready for a rescue. >> by the time laura gooth maneuvers her chopper over the bow of the monarch, four crewmen are ready to leave the ship. while the crew's being rescued, captain morris hanson and his engineer decide to stay aboard and wait it out. the captain is reluctant to leave his ship. >> he said that he wanted to try one more time. he wanted to try one more time to try to salvage the vessel. >> yeah, we've just grounded. we just grounded. >> just after we moved off, they went on the rocks. >> the

i had taken the day off from work at my job in downtown st. paul and i had planned to go straight home because the red eye, you know, you get tired flying that particular flight. i was wearing jeans, a jacket, and a baseball cap and no makeup because i like to be comfortable in flying. once i got off the plane, i collected my luggage and headed toward the elevator to take the shuttle downtown because i live in downtown minneapolis. while i was waiting for the doors of the elevator to close, i saw a man and a woman running to catch the elevator, so i held the door open. they entered the elevator and rode down with me. when the elevator doors opened, the woman said, excuse me, and i turned around and they had their badges out. they said that they were dea agents and it was their job to watch for people bringing in drugs and money for laundering. i asked them what was their criteria for stopping me and they told me that my carry-on looked heavy. after i questioned them, they got defensive and told me not to be indignant. they wanted to see my airline

. >> matthew and his family flew here from st. paul, minnesota.lain how happy we are. >> it has been 10 days with no sea jurors. he is becoming himself. >> i realized he has a long life to go, but he has a lot of hope now. >> is a blessing to be involved in this. >>ysabel: still to come, a california church paying it four for driver struggling to fill up their gas tanks in a live look outside at the golden gate. there are not too many people out there this morning. ed earliere right back m 3 >>ysabel: police thetered c1 parkedack men kind demanded of them. ppshooting nic manhey are e& murdec1 ts ofa robber.p+ outside on the bay c1 happened little overcast out t+ happened little overcast out t+ 6 c1 they wpll face they lose in playoffs. kingonahead of ticker are of c1 rt into sphere to games 1 rt into sphere to games 1 gas. ysabel: here is another plive look o+ this loo'sike baseball ather. this is wal+ eighteing rtyin winston has a fpll .+ >>robin: iand we 1 >>& we still have thiing tto gett oon we wil 1 >>ysabel: herea very look day. ay, nice and

his car was found at the minneapolis/st. paul airport with a suicide note. they believe he is living in arizona under an assumed name of the toth is computer savvy and they believe he could be out there searching for more small children. >>> he is only 13 but his remarkable story is one you have to see. the procedure that helped get him back on the baseball field. >>> and the stars showed off their inner rock stars on the stage last night but who had to be rushed off to the hospital and who had to hang up their dancing shoes. >>> 66 at bwi. no precipitation. 60 was your two-degree guarantee. warm than we thought. rain to the north of us in pennsylvania and new york. will there be april showers for maryland? we answer that coming up on abc2 news at 6:00. stay right here. [ glass clinks ] i just wanted to say a few words. first of all, thank you for the lovely meal jane. mom. and let's hear it for sara's paper mache eiffel tower. it's the washington monument. and dad, i'll never forget what you said to me this morning. you said "brian, it's 11:15. get up." so

>> the storm that caused all the devastation yesterday is now moving to the minneapolis/st. paul area in minnesota. it's generating for severe weather in and around the twin cities, parts of western wisconsin and strong thunderstorms now just about ready to move into the st. louis metro area, also just out to the west of little rock, arkansas. a lot of bad weather out there. on the back side of it, it's cold. it's snowing in the high country just to the west of denver. meanwhile, for us a mild and dry evening. summerlike weather for tomorrow and what about the snow chances? goodness knowknows, we need the rain. >> president obama said he expects a thorough investigation into the secret service. 11 agents have been put on leave, accused of hiring presumed prostitutes in columbia. five military service members are also under investigation. bryan moore has our report. >> reporter: obama's summit visit to columbia has been upstaged by scandal misconduct by some of the service personnel sent there to ensure his safety. still, he's standing by the agency whose main job is to back him u

children from st. paul fiscal were clearing's to flee into came across two bags stuffed with jewelry. the police are giving people 90 days to come forward and claim the property. after that, a california law says finders, keepers. the time is 9:42 a.m., let's check in with henry. >>henry: a model and actress and up in an accident and her story shows what is totally wrong with our health care system. pests >>ysabel: we're taking a live look outside as the golden gate, it is celebrating its 75th anniversary. robin winston has more on the forecast as you head into the workday. >>robin: it is shaping up to be a pleasant sunday. the sun is already shining. just a few clouds with temperatures in the '40's and '50's. things will warm up as we head into the afternoon. temperatures will be a few degrees warmer compared to what we saw yesterday. right now it is breezy and will be breezy throughout the afternoon. a high surf warning in place until tomorrow morning. you may want to avoid the beaches. wind speeds are up

i had taken the day off from work in my job in downtown st. paul and i had planned to go straight home because you get tired flying the red eye. i was wearing jeans, a jacket, and a baseball cap and no makeup because i like to be comfortable in flying. once i got off the plane, i collected my luggage and headed toward the elevators to take the shuttle downtown because i live in downtown minneapolis. while i was waiting for the doors of the elevator to close, i saw a man and a woman running to catch the elevator so i held the door open. they entered the elevator and rode down with me. when the elevator doors opened, the woman said," excuse me." i turned around and they have their badges out. they said they were dea agents and it was their job to watch for people bring in drugs and money for laundering. and ask them what their criteria was for stopping me and they told me that might carry on looked heavy. after a question of them, they got defense of and told me not to be indignant. they wanted to see my airline ticket and my identification. the fema

again, the minneapolis st. paul airport is that open. we will be right back. a man approached a third grade girl on canyon crest drive, steps away from the school. police are investigating a suspicious circumstance, a man approcahed a girl asking her if she needed a ride. she said no and ran to the school. cooler along the coast. upper 60s and 70s. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. really good outlook for the weekend. here is a bridge check. traffic is slow out of dublin. here is a look at decision 2012, joe biden is slamming mitt romney's view on fireign policy. biden says the president has a strong backbone when it cmes to foreign policy. > > romney has criticized some of the president's foreign policies. > > a hearing is going on right now in the hearing for george zimmerman. his website has been shut down, but had raised 200,000 dollars. there is the judge talking. > >heisman winner went second to the redskins. > > here is a look at space shuttle enterprise. things are progressing already. it is making its way from washington to jfk. it will do

take st. paul street to head in to downtown. back over to you. >>> procrastinators, time is running out, tax returns must be postmarked by midnight today. megan pringle is live with last minute tips for you last minute filers. >> reporter: right now it's early in the morning , the post office is quiet. you better believe a lot of people will be coming in and out, dropping off taxes. you wait until the last minute, that's how it goes. a lot of times you say who waits until the last day? a lot of us do. not all post offices are going to have late hours, but here at the main post office in downtown baltimore, they will have late hours. that's a good thing to keep in mind. you can go to certain tax preparers and take information. a lot will say, it is best to file an extension. that is an option for a lot of you out there. if you are going to go to a tax preparer, bring all your important documents, bring your information, your receipts, your income history, and all sorts of information so they know. comptroller is going to be here

cesar was blessed to have been mentored by fred ross in the spirit an example of st. paul. he was blessed at the example of mahatma gandhi and dr. martin luther king on the ways of nonviolence. cesar was blessed to have it inside [speaks foreign language] and the courageous farmworker women that worked in the fields went on strike, volunteered on boycotts across the nation, and helped to organize the union. the cry for freedom in the mexican revolution was given it new significance during the organizing campaign of the united farm workers in arizona, and cesar fasted against an unjust law. when it delors and declared it in arizona, and in america, -- [speaking foreign language] we have gathered here today in this union hall to pay tribute and to recommit ourselves. bless our sisters, secretary of labor, hilda solis, protector and guide her as we gathered daily affairs from her and the nation. was the leader of the california labor movement'. bless president obama, protect him as he leads the nation through these harsh economic times, and defend the historic health reform la

only travel delays later today may be along a line of thunderstorms that may affect minneapolis/st. paul, kansas city, st. louis, omaha, that part of the u.s. as well as central, southern california, showers, as well as san francisco. that may be just minor flight delays there. locally, a new clouds this friday morning. good morning. as you start off your day, you're going to need to dress for a winter-like morning. the temperatures are down again like yesterday morning, in the mid to upper 30s. no freezing temperatures yet. 30s across most of virginia and maryland and west virginia. in washington and near the bay, southern maryland, most locations in the 40s to near 50. la plata in charles county at 38. and manassas, prince william county, now 37. and all these counties in blue may have a frost or a freeze. the light counties likely will have freeze. light blue, shenandoah valley, western maryland, highlands of west virginia. closer to washington and howard, montgomery, and loudoun county, fauquier, rappahannock, culpeper, you might have a little scattered frost the next couple of hours

there may be minor flight delays, perhaps around kansas city, minneapolis, st. paulle of the day, chicago, st. louis. elsewhere on the west coast should not have any problems from seattle to l.a. for us, there's the rain exiting. patchy rain. a few breaks in the clouds. a mostly cloudy sky around the region now with temperatures. right now, chilly. 50 degrees. it's in the low 50s in washington right near the bay. southern suburbs, charles county, over to prince william county. it's in the upper 40s. clouds should be breaking up. a little sun breaking up by 9:00. we'll be in the upper 50s by then. by noontime, mostly sunny. we'll have temperatures by then climbing to the mid-60s. and then by the middle of the afternoon, we should peak around 70 degrees. then by 5:00, a clear sky will be dropping back down to the mid-60s by then. and then by dawn tomorrow, down to the 40s, but a beautiful day. not nearly as bad as it was earlier in the week. highs, low to mid 70s. then over the weekend we could get strong thunderstorms. maybe light rain in the morning. afternoon storms

buses 1030, 45 and 47 also stop within one block of the ball park and fans can get off of the second st. paul park station. transportation is taking care of held up the weather? >> full 1 clouds in the bay right now it looks like there's still a chance of some showers outside. is or to be scattered as we're seeing that right now. let's take a look a high- definition radar and you can see scattered showers, impressive cells dropping rain around the bay area. good downpour's coming into the east bay. just the east. we're seeing showers into oakland and also northern parts of hayward and san leandro, we're going to see this continue throughout the afternoon with the possibility of some isolated thunderstorms to go along with that. we have some cool temperatures outside, if you are headed up north these temperatures will stay down today. 50's right now and this is just where they're going to stay even as we head into the latter part of the afternoon. i think we have improving weather as we head into the weekend. should be drying out tonight in the week and should be dry and warmer all around the

st. paul's catholic church in san francisco today, the same church where the bride's parents were marriedyears ago. >> student at an east bay charter school shined onstage tonight in the school's first ever musical. a pufoperformance of annie jr. ♪ it's a heart knock life for us ♪ >> are you singing? all right, the charter school in oakland was one of the first 20 schools across the country to take part in nbc's smash make a musical initiative. the program is aimed at building new musical theater programs in underserved schools nationwide. they hope to have 1,000 new theater arts programs in schools across the country. congratulations. >>> when president obama took the stage tonight for an event filled with laughs, he did not dispoint. tonight was the annual correspondent's dinner for journalists and celebrities, and the jokes often push the envelope. listen. >> we gather during han historic anniversary. last year at this time in fact on this very weekend, we finally delivered justice to one of the world's most notorious individuals. four years ago, i was locked in a brutal primary battle

st. paul's. >> i'm happy this wasn't stolen.and i'm happy that the person claimed it. >> i thought that it was involved in a robbery and the robber needed somewhere to hide his stuff. yeah, it feels good that we solved it. it would have been cool if it went to the school. >> something along those lines may happen. police say the owner wants to meet these kids and thank them in some appropriate way. >>> golden state warriors end their season at home tonight hosting the spurs. lucky season ticket holder will have a chance to win a million dollars part of a half time shooting contest. tuesday the fan won $25,000 by making that shot from half court. tonight a selected season ticket holder can win a million by draining the bucket from further out. [ talking over each other ] >> that's out of my range. >> nothing is out of your range, i've seen you play. >> with a little practice, yeah. >>> today you won't see many pick-up games outside. >> maybe dinner or later when it starts to dry out. you can see how slick it is this morning, 4:51

. >> reporter: some new neighbors are raising a family in st. paul, minnesota.n the 50 years stan's lived in this house, he's seen many come and go, but never any like these. >> this is a gift of nature. >> reporter: the bald eagle is returning to areas urban sprawl and pollution forced it to abandon decades ago. >> ddt was a really big problem for the bald eagles. bald eagles in particular were not able to form appropriate shells. since they were not able to reproduce, their numbers plummeted. >> once on the endangered species list, this majestic symbol of american pride is spreading its wings. and many can see them in a setting that doesn't involve a trip to the zoo. >> i think bald eagles are majestic creatures, it will be exciting to see them right in our backyard. >> reporter: when this pair nested at the alcoa plant in davenport, iowa, the employees set up a webcam to share these images of the eaglets with the world. it's had five million views this year alone. this secluded forest preserve sits hidden from the roughly ten million people who call chicago h

real age the best cities for sleeping are charlotte, north care linea, cleveland and minneapolis st. paul. the worst louisville kentucky, memphis tennessee and knoxville. researchers looked at changes in sleeping habits but didn't look at what may be contributing to a lack of shut eye. so they having in to attach it to. >> i am surprised vegas is not in there. >> or new orleans. >> exactly. >>> all right, stay with us pipa middleton. the trip to paris could land her in jail. >> why one of the hottest bachelorettes could be in trouble with the law and the royal family. >>> the mastermind behind wikileaks website starting up a new venture. we will tell you all about it when we come back. pull on those gardening gloves. grab the nearest spade. and let's see how colorful an afternoon can be. with certified advise to help us expand our palette... ...and prices that give us more spring per dollar... ...we can mix the right soil with the right ideas. and bring even more color to any garden. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot lay down a new look, with earthgro mulch, now

we would suggest maybe st. paul. >>> the voices change when teenagers hit puberty. >> especially for boys, now jake is an internet sensation after posting a video of himself voicing a mock dome trailer for the style of voiceover king don la fontaine. listen. >> in a world where the earth was no longer in our control. with our survival at stake, we have one chance and that chance is to fight back. get ready for the most thrill road motion picture event of the year. "apocalypse" in theaters everywhere friday. >> of course he was in north carolina. some day to hollywood. >> okay, i want that kid to voice of the tsa strip search of the guy at the gate. >> oh no. >> that's what i want. [ laughter ] >> that's hilarious. >> that's a look at the abc2 newsroom.

and new orleans, there could be flight delays due to thunderstorms and maybe around minneapolis, st. pauldue to snow. yes, april snow there. showers in the pacific northwest, portland to seattle, there may be minor flight delays there. for us locally, don't have any problems. a few high clouds drifting over the region. temperatures mild. in the 60s. just about the entire region. a few locations out of the mountains, folks there in the 50s. weather watchers reporting around the blue ridge, shenandoah valley, low to mid 60s there. closer to washington, low to mid 60s. upper 60s in washington, near 70 now near the bay. here are the highs expected later today. going to feel like july, not april. it will be up near 90 from culpeper to manassas, warrenton, leesburg, fredericksburg, southern maryland, low to mid 80s, mid 80s around washington, and this is going to continue all throughout the day today. off to a mild start for la plata and charles county. here's your hometown forecast. by 9:00, near 70. by noon, near 80. by mid-afternoon, the mid 80s with lots of sunshine. then this evening under

st. paul but sounds like things are being moved to the shoulder. reminder, we showed thank you gold kuenn gate bridge at the top of the show. that will be cut off from doyle drive all week and starting 8:00 p.m. friday, that will be closed on your first there. you can get there from highway 1. it will be really packed throughout the city of where the area -- avoid the area if you can. use the bay bridge into and out of san francisco if at all possible thank you very much. this morning, the local search for sierra lamar attracting national attention. america's most wanted is taping today's search. stephanie, good morning. >> good morning, jon. we are here at the search center where a volunteer should be getting here at about three hours for the usual weekly morning search. we are expecting to see a few new faces because according to the sierra lamar search team, "america's most wanted" will be filming here today. now the sierra case has been featured on the program a couple of times already but this would be the first time that the film crew was act

according to real the best cities for sleeping are charlotte north carolina, cleveland, and minneapolis st. paul. the worst, louisville, memphis, knoxville, researchers looked at changes in sleep habits but they do not know what may be contributing to a lack of shut eye. we will be all up all night worried about how we will go down the jfx tomorrow. we will be right back. you watching abc2 news sunday night at 11. >>> cal ripkin and bill. >> the cal ripkin senior foundation. >> we are work for you to help disadvantaged children learn valuable life lessons. >> with badges to baseball healthy choices healthy children and send a kid to camp. >> and building state of the art fields to give cads safe place to play. >> abc 2 is proud to spread the word about the great, great programs. >> find out how we are helping children in maryland have a better life. >>> forget reunion of guns and roses because axle rose didn't go. they industed beety boys andsmall faces. >>> here's what you went to see at movies. you are still have not had your fill of hunger games that made 21.5 million dollars. million o, larr

max field magnet elementary school in st. paulota, has adopted a peer-to-peer observation system, and now requires all teachers to be observed in their classrooms and also to serve as observers in other teachers' classrooms three times a year. in ontario high school in ontario, oregon, teachers are making better and smarter use of technology to improve instruction in realtime. in las vegas, the principal of kit carson elementary, cynthia marlow, used sig funds to institute a tutoring program, which added an hour of learning time at the end of the school day. and the result of that additional hour, reading and math proficiency both improved by more than 20 percentage points. down the road in reno smith ridge elementary hired a stew coach and data specialist to give teachers meaningful feedback and daily coaching. students themselves have a big role in tracking and analyzing their own progress and

local bank of america branch and they saw what they saw on television it's a comedy square or or at st paul's cathedral in london or at the tire rear of the various more public expressions so you know there's something to be said for just three pup tents in a park in a little town that only has eleven hundred people then those three people are living in public which is the beginning of any revolution and they are sharing information with more people around them who come down to talk with them now having said that i agree that we need to have that's why i'm here i'm not a leader necessarily we don't really have leaders but i'm i am saying j.p. morgan chase and city and b. of a are apocalyptically involved in mass death. the global egg investments by global commodities traders and the blowing away of less powerful people around the world right now the impact on our earth the extinction the extinctions of life forms we're losing dozens of kinds of species of life every day there are whole range is that are covered with nothing but dead trees these trees were carbon sinks they they took the c o t

aspect of this question which is the role of wall st paul the europe here economic landscape cozy it was true all that is true of washington and perhaps your presidents a socialist president will give a little bit more of its republican you know traditions of the pendants voice other world scale as well as within european union. and build a currency crisis talks. tragically to gratian. who will be left standing with the people. the french election on party. this is r.t. live here in moscow with the twenty four hours a day still to come this hour a chance to live. up to sufferers in india but their hope in a new north west of lifesaving medicine made locally and cheaper open felton's who otherwise couldn't afford treatment plus we're going to extremes a little later. the rivers and drove russia's far more provide two things that are vital for the people who live here. and fish come and see how life here revolves around just a few minutes. for the vast energy resources of the arctic of so far been fought for by the countries bordering the region but now china the world's biggest energy

when his leadership and the communist party with which way it will head to the will happen which in st paul terms of the upcoming days what they decide. and the world might come out of this channel still ahead for you watch what you write big brother is on to your blogging apparently. so you don't mind i'm not going through your email i have nothing to find it important so my email part of it i can see and why they're doing it but i also don't want them to get too much into your personal business we are willing people are to let us out his private intimate online life. but next when it comes to gambling it's clear who really hits the jackpot online betting sites in britain these days of booming but it's leaving those hooked into trying and penniless homeless and this is becoming worse it's so little use expecting help from the multi-billion dollar industry to help me there is a bennett has been hearing from the struggling addicts. ok be the famous drink and drugs. ronald the compulsive gambler he started betting when he was fifteen and couldn't stop for fifty years his addictions left him w

all the trouble yesterday, the main center of low pressure is just about on top of minneapolis and st. paulnnesota. severe weather out ahead of it tonight. across parts of northwestern wisconsin and heavy rain now coming through the chicago area. this could really impact some of those monday morning flights. a lot of airplanes may be slowed down tomorrow. detroit to chicago, st. louis, memphis, little rock and eventually down the coast towards the houston, texas, area. be ready for potential for weather-rated flight delays if you are flying away from mid-atlantic. if you are staying here, a mild overnight hours. moisture definitely on the increase. tomorrow you're going to notice it. warm and sunny for sure. temperatures well into the mid-80s again tomorrow. but with that southwest wind bringing more and more moisture up it will feel a little bit like summer humidity out there tomorrow. by 10:00 tomorrow night, the weather front still west of the mountains with a few showers in the mountains but watch what happens as it comes east of the mountains. all this relatively dry air in place, bare

i took charles street to st. paul and i did not have any problems. >> as far as why the lanes are closed, there are a number of void spaces under the pavement could lead to sinkholes. for the next two weeks, a close one lane in each direction for safety. once a contractor is in place, they will begin repairs. >> we were hoping to postpone until the summer time but once we did a the ground penetrating radar, that is when we decided we could not wait for the public safety. we have to keep track of those lines right now. >> we received a number of females and postings about folks concerned about signals that were not in sync on a number of these alternate routes. they're working to do that to make the commute smoother. as far as when the project will be complete, i'm told within the next six weeks. >> human remains were found in northwest baltimore at about 10:00 this morning. tree trimmers were working in the woods when they stumbled upon the remains. police are still investigating. >> the woman accused of orchestrating