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reports say that the right door opened up and somebody lobbed out a tear gas grenade. what seems to be people who are not provoking anything. >> surely these people are not protesting as we're seeing them in this video. for all we know this could be their front yard and they could be having a chat out there. >> quick thinking by this guy in the stripped shirt to get over there and punt that thing out of the way. >> the israeli border police say they routinely use tear gas as a method of intimidation. they believed there was stone throwers in the neighborhood. >> they're not saying this was the random throwing of a tear gas grenade, but that this was provoked by stone throwers threatening the patrol or the police? >>> a regular night on the job turned scary for a texas cab driver this is from corpus christi, texas. the cab driver andre was called to pick up the couple at the cadillac bar. they get into the cab, according to andre -- >> they were drunk. i let my guard down a little bit because we were joking and laughing. >> but this quickly turned bad. pay attention to

putin is brought to tears after four years as prime minister. the question; did putin really say later he wasn't crying but that the strong wind made him tear up? yes. yes, he d. it's way too early for this. good morning. i'm willie geist. this is way too early, the show that tears up every time the alarm clock goes off on a weekday. glad you're up watching on msnbc or listening live on sirius xm radio. shoot me an e-mail or tweet me and let me know what you're doing up at this hour. or text awake to 622639. we'll read the responses later in the show. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this monday, march 5th. a lot to tell you about, including rush limbaugh's apology for comments he made on the air about a georgetown university law school student. plus, snl's mitt romney spins his narrow victory in michigan with a little help from his fake sons. that clip a little bit later in the show. first, though, let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. here at "30 rock" in new york city. the presidential candidates spread out across c ahead o

those were definitely tears.s for the cause, putin says it was the cold wind, not an overwhelming sense of emotion. the strong man of russian politics isn't ready for the possibility that he has a softer side up. but he's saying it was a good win ab a strong win, an honest win. that is very much being contested by his opponents by the growing opposition movement being protested on the streets in recent months. they very much believe there was significant fraud involved in this election. >> they also believe he will not be able to rule like he used to. we understand there are protests plan. can you tell us about that? >> yes. this is really the big question now. what happens next? how do the russian people, particularly those who have been so openly displaying their dislike for this man, how do they respond to this election result? there is a rally planned for moscow this evening. by that opposition protest movement. this will be the first real test of the momentum of that movement which has grown from almost noth

suggs because they wanted to tear it down and put the parking lot in. when they started tearing the house gown, they realized that this kind of boring house was made up of three old cable car trailers. even though the granddaughter who played in the house didn't know that it was made of cable cars, it was hidden behind the stucco. so these little things can surprise you. look at this house. this is in the rear of a lot on great highway. you can't really see it from the street. but if you looked at the front of it you wouldn't think there was anything spemble about it. it's essentially a shingled box. but if you got around to the back of it, you'll see it's actually made of two cable cars and a horse car on the second floor. this is how it's sort of put together. we're look at the backyard here. two cable cars are put together and they basically removed a wall from each to make one large room, a living room. then the horse car is still complete as a bedroom off to the side. this is photographs -- perhaps the last greatest carville house left. it's really

driieehi to area parking lots for sexual encounters with a county employee.the indictment alleges teare was awwre of leopold's behavior, but ook no action. she was electrocuttd six years ago whill playing softbbll t druid hill pprk... this week her family is working to make sure it doesn't happen to anyone else. else.14 yyar old deanna green touched a fence with a deadly current.the city blamed a fencinggconttactor.tuesday the greens asked lawmakers to tighten standards for eleetric testing by utility companies. (green) "and we truly believe that this looing child was a child offgoddis going to change the course across the united states. thii is a start. we need to start ii our own state, right here in maryland and they need to pass this bill and make it a law in her name." name." b-g-e opposes the bill ... saying tougher safeguards for electrical tessing are already in place. an alarmiig new statistic... says thaa about 1-hundred- 65 kids end p in the emergency room every day after getting into medicaaion.the report by pafe kids worldwide says that's more han 60-thousand kids a year ..

the chief teare went to the superiors and nothing was done. yesterday teare's attorney said he would not appear despite a subpoena they issued. >> cohave at least shown up and -- he he could have at least shown up and stating that in public rather than sending a notice through the attorney. that to me screams cover-up. >> on monday council members will introduce a resolution calling for chief teare to testify. if he refuses, they say they will call the sheriff to bring the chief in. >>> tomorrow early voting begins in our state's primary one day after mitt romney visit arbutus, newt gingrich is stopping by. he will be in annapolis on tuesday and will go to the statehouse and meet with business owners on main street. his visit is just one week before the primary which is set for april 3rd. >>> it's supposed to help keep children out of covers and hazardous items. why the push to get snap cabinet locks are recalled. we have details ahead. and a -- details ahead. a spring snow not all that bad news for residence at the zoo. we will look at how th

what did teare and what ddd he do about it? annwers.. clarity in a case that'ssbeing called a civil investigation. council members issued a subpoena to police chief jjmes teare... next monday's counccl r at refused to show up. some council members say, they're not surprised.(benoit) "i mean &psecrecy and deeeption are leopold's behaviorrrecennly and this ii just a continuation of that.."(keith) "teare is not charged with a crime.. a spokesserson says he's unavailable for commenn. but his attorney says he advised his client not to crimiial investigaaion." earlier this mmnth, a grand pury inddcted county executive john leopold.. he's accused of 4 ccunts f misconduct in office anddis chared with one county funds. prosecutors ssy leopold used his taxpayer funded police security detail to perform political and personal tasks, including arrggnging frequent ssxuaa meetins with a county employee. the innictmenn says teare was aware of the allegee activity.. but took "no council memberr wantt o hhar the chiee's siie of the story. (benni

peaceful anti regime demonstrations across a brain that has been met with rubber bullets and tear gas prices surety forces are leading to more civilian casualties details just ahead. i'm protesting the propaganda hundreds of israelis rally in the country's economic capital against what they see as the government's goal of war in iran. french police this week the gunmen in toulouse who killed seven people including four at a jewish school and three soldiers ahamed murat was killed after a thirty two hour siege of his apartment he refused to surrender and tried to escape through a window french intelligence has been criticized for not acting earlier as the man had been under surveillance for some time in iraq was a frenchman of algerian descent he said he had ties with al qaida and underwent training in afghanistan his brother who said he was proud of his actions is being charged as a terror accomplice journalist barry lando says migrants who haven't been accepted into society could end up being a threat to security. this is been a problem here bars that we sent there as was already use

there were tears from my eyes. we first met jorge, he had managed to drop some weight on his own but he was stuck at over 400 pounds and overwhelmed. the wake up call was a horrible experience at an amusement park. i finally worked up the courage to get on a roller coaster. i waited in line for an hour, an hour and a half and when we finally got there all the bars came down except mine it didn't lock. they announced it on the intercom and they were literally pushing down on it. and i said no let me get off. and they said no we've done it before. they called another person and that's why i was like no, just let me off. it was crazy and finally we got off. all the time we waited, the stairs, all the comments they made were crazy. so i haven't been able to ride. my goal is to be healthy, be comfortable with myself. be who i want to be. i just want to walk around with my head up high. jorge's live big journey began six months ago. jorge, how are you! i am so, give me some love. your life is going to change right now. f

israeli tear gas and stun grenades mean palestinian protesters in the west bank with clashes are checkpoints escalating. security is on high alert as palestinians mock mandate remembering six protesters who were killed at the fifty years ago during land confiscation the information from them on the border crossing in plus the few moments of french presidential hopefuls a ramp up and immigrant talk of raids against islamist radicals see some twenty people detained all in the wake of the recent to lose killings. and despite officially backing a u.n. sponsored peace plan for syria nato countries are seen a funding of the rebels as britain's sending in aid worth hundreds of thousands of pounds. a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at r.t. moscow. israeli police have used tear gas and water cannons against palestinian protesters in the west bank demonstrators are gathering for rallies marking land day remembers the death of six arabs killed by police in protests over a land grab by israel and that was back in one thousand nine hundred seventy six there's been various checkpoints between

the council has served teare with a subpoena. earthquake could cost the baltimore archdiocese millions of dollars. the tremor did $5 million in damage downtown. cracks in one of the domes have grown. repairs will close the cathedral on weekdays for eight months beginning in june. jackpot fever will be taking over. jackpot has grown to grown290 millio$290 million. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we start with a map view in glen burnie. there is a medical call that could cause some delays. 58 on southbound 295 coming down from 100. delay-free out of the white marsh area. on to the northeast side, moving well towards the west side. tapping the brakes beyond liberty towards baltimore national pike. you can see the west side picking up in volume. some brake lights as it builds on the southwest corner of the beltway. this is white marsh and we continue to move well. you'll start to tapping the brakes closer to the beltway. we will keep you posted

dozens of tornadoes tearing through communities. leveling homes, schools, anything in their path. airtimes there were more than 20 active tornado warnings across multiple states. >> it's nuts right here. people, their lives in danger with the storms, rotating storms and tornado. >> the fury unleashed early starting in alabama ripping off roofs and snapping power lines. as the day went on so do the storm. from indiana to kentucky and into ohio, watches turned to warnings and people took cover. storms brought heavy rains, golfball size ised hail and wind. there were multiple reports of twisters touching down and extensive damage. >> this is a huge outbreak that's going on in kentucky. >> reporter: in hamilton, dozens of injuries are reported. the storm sheared trees and ripped through buildings. one man returned to find his home of 30 years reduced to rubble. >> this is real life stuf . >> reporter: it's now a race to blocked roads. >> we are just working hard at this hour to try to make sure everybody is accounted for. >> reporter: in harrisburg illinois already beaten down from th

thousands of supporters were gathered in central moscow no putin was visibly emotional or you could see tears running down his face but later he said but they were caused by the imminent. this was more than just a presidential election this was a very important test for us all you were national and for all of our people yes this was a test whether we are politically mature and independent enough and we have demonstrated if you don't use you when you wouldn't that you that nobody can impose anything on us nobody can impose anything we have demonstrated that our people are capable and yet committed to one thing from another you and sirens to achieve maternity leave from political probably. the chris you only want to go to detroit to russia as a nation and yours are our worth but to deny the people of russia have demonstrated in the idea that no such option is such scenarios will not achieve success you know our country let me begin if you want to have one but i would like yours but the best support of the vast majority of our voters we have achieved a clear victory. just that you know what will

since the fall of communism, there has been much talk of tearing the monster down.n january this year, the foreign minister ended a speech in parliament by turning to the speaker of the house and repeating his call for the palace to be torn down and replaced by. he wants to see a central park with a pond where people could have picnics, but if the palace remains, it will soon be dwarfed by skyscrapers, set to go up all around it. >> this report wraps up today's edition of "european journal." remember to also check out our facebook page. from all of us here in brussels, thanks very much for turning in. until next week. bye for now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

they had to tear those buildings down. i would like to say that the $30 million that was discussed, i went to rebuild the commission meeting. they were talking about purchasing streets -- [tone] supervisor cohen: you can finish your sentence. and then you can speak to me in my office. >> at that time, i let them know that alice griffith was built on landfill. the entire area is landfill. no one has talked about having the thing of it is, sweetheart, is that i had i had spoken to the tenants association regarding the section three federal guidelines because it is a very bad in this area. not just for that, i can say this. when we voted -- plan we voted to raise the salary -- a supervisor mar: we really need -- raise the salary -- and supervisor mar: we really need to move on. -- raise the salary -- supervisor mar: we really need to move on. >> thank you for having me here today. my name is monica and i will make former resident of the terrorists. -- and i am a former resident of the terrorists. i am the treasurer and part o

hassle, time, paperwork, hair-tearing-out, and, yes, especially dollars. esurance.nsurance for the modern world. click or call. >> good morning, sisters. >> good morning. >> bless you. >> bless you. good morning, sisters. >>> one of the basic philosophies of the penal system is repentance. so it's no surprise that at valley state prison for women, so many inmates turn to religion. >> we come to worship you. we come to praise your name. >> anyone that comes to god usually comes because of what motivates them is pain, emotional pain, spiritual pain. >> i can feel the lord in here which is something very, very -- it's drowning me. i feel so much peace with myself. i know he forgives me for being a rotten person. i know he forgives my sins and i know i can do anything. >> there are several religious options for the inmates, from this native american ceremony led by a cherokee healer. >> connect to your center. we send our blessings out to our families that we miss very much. >> only god is in that place. >> to this catholic service where inmates are anointed with holy o

some people out there are suggesting we can tear down that dam and still survive as a city. i want to let you know, as insane as it is, it is, in fact, insane. [applause] there will be some leaders that approach you, others around the city that suggest tearing down hetch hetchy is a good idea. they will start talking about water sustainability issues. but know this. not only do we have the cleanest water, not only have we spent serious amounts of money upgrading seismically the whole system to deliver that clean water, but it is also one of the strongest clean hydroelectric power sources, it infrastructure, that any city across the country has had. i want to make sure you know that as this public dialogue begins. do not be misled on the discussions by people who will connect something that we want to have, which is sustainable water, but not by tearing down our dam. finally, i want to end with a discussion on america's cup. yesterday, we made the announcement that pier 30 and 32 are no longer part of it. i think the public discussion and discourse around the investments that

so this next poem is actually in the tears to me antholology. a vietnamese woman artist, composure you name it she does it. i wonder if she bakes i never asked her but. this is a buddhist heart. each time i burned my body for you my heart remanipulained in . i watched the saffron flames engulf me seer my skin, flesh of a plum stripped of it's peel. tender and glowing like mars, i would rise to the sky for you to see me. in those moments i was your torch and we were united. united by the scents the heat the shutter. for love of another i'd say to myself, faithful in muted pain. my hope, my heart extinguishing as you stood there paralyzed each time like a still camera unable to look away. infraction. if my love were smooth and lustrous would you spit me open and fill me up again. would you kiss the scar you made of me name it and claim me like a mountain. bear witness to holiness where 2 rocks collide. if my was unpenetrable and clear would you search your whole life destroying me just to hold me to the light? i am listening you like rain that sli

[applause] there are going to be some leaders that approach you, suggests that tearing down the hetch hetchy is a good idea. they will grow pew into some discussion about water sustainability issues. but know this. not only do we have the cleanest water, not only have we spent serious amounts of money upgrading seismically the whole system to deliver that clean water, but it is also one of the strongest clean hydroelectric power sources infrastructure that any city across the country has ever had. i want to make sure you know that as this public dialogue begins and do not get misled on those discussions by people who will connect up something that we do want to have which is a good sustainability of water but not by tearing down our dam. finally, i want to end with a discussion about america's cup. yesterday we did make that announcement that pier 30 and 32 are no longer part of it. the public discussion and discourse around the investment we do need to rebuild the piers including the horrible conditions of 30 and 32 have gone steered away from the excitement and the focus we should b

. >> we start with artificial tears to replace the tears that are missing. will ask people to increase their nutritional intake of fish oil and omega 3flaxseed. >> he suggest a humidifier and not wearing contacts. see a doctor to rule out more serious condition or determine if you need further treatment. >>> do you have a runny noseandchy and watery ice, the warm winter has the allergy season off to a early start. some of you may be grabbing over-the-counter medications to provide relief. dr. lane says it is the tree pollens that are the culprits and says later in the spring the glasses will also cause problems. >>> reaction to proposed regulation of public pools. there was a thursday deadline to comply with the americans with disabilities act or risk being fined. there was so much confusing and outcry the obama administration postponed it. we have the story. >> he is sitting in the chair. >> reporter: this is what the whole fight is about. getting a disabled swimmer in or out of the pool. 300,000 pools across the country need to make sure they are in compli

and tearing. connection? >> so i've heard every old wive's tale about cutting onions, hold your breath, don't look at the onion. when you cut an onion, there's certain enzymes that are released. they produce a goes call sulfuric acid up to the eyes and it causes tears. if we stick it in the freezer, five to ten minutes before cutting it, presto no tears. another tear stopper is to cut the bottom part of the onion last because apparently most of those endeems are concentrated in the bottom half of the onion. >> who knew. wow, brilliant to know. okay next for those of us who like to crack our knuckles every now and again, i think they make that popping noise, does it really offer any relief? i mean you've heard with your back, your neck joints. >> cracking your joints always bought you bragging rights at school. there is a reason that joints crack. usually any time you have a joint with two bones like knuckles or shoulders you've got a fluid sitting between those joints called synovial fluid. when y

my vagina tears to my ass. but i don't care. dana puts the baby on my chest. the cord is still attached. i am still shaking. the baby's eyes are wide open. i cry, the baby cries. i have a baby. it's a girl. [applause] that was wonderful. that was really great. don't you all want to be her best friend name. emanuel, queer spoken word poetry. pbs's in the life. an online journal. he's the author of the year poetry. as well as his first spoken word. it's a recipient of the masha a gomez award. please welcome manual xavier. >> hello. okay. there we go. how are you doing? first of all, thank you so much. it's such a great pleasure to be back in san francisco. i love this city and it's always a pleasure to be here. i want to thank mishell t. one is new. it will give you a back story. a few years ago, i had been attacked on the streets of brooklyn. i am deaf in my left ear. >> sitting on the l, i was made a wear, my voice of louder. he didn't know about the hearing loss in one here. i remained silent. i didn't turn around to expose the scar on the back of my head. so

the tears are starting to flow. it is so hard to say good-bye or bye, as you say." another says, "if this is hard on all of us out there, i can imagine how hard it is on joe and all of the rest of you. have a great retirement, joe, but come back for special spots. bye for now." to leave a comment, head to our facebook page, "news4 today," or send us a tweet with the hashing to goodbyejoe. it's been tough for us. we're all water works trying to hold it together. >> speak for yourself. no, indeed. it's a very big moment. and yeah, i'm beginning to get overwhelmed even more so. >>> let's go to tom kierein, though, to save me. we'll look at the weather. >> the sky may join in and cry some tears of despair later today, too. while joe cries tears of joy on his wonderful retirement about to come. look at the temperatures. it's quite a chill this morning there in dark blue. in the upper 30s. most locations above freezing now. closer to washington we're in the low to mid 40s. right now reagan national at 46. here's the hometown forecast for la plata and charles county. this

i wiped their tears. and i know god was with them. >>> good evening. we begin with a white-knuckle moment at philadelphia's huge international airport today. a passenger plane was 15 seconds from touchdown, when air traffic controllers saw a strange jeep barreling down the runway toward it. a terrifying breech of security. abc news obtained exclusive video of the chase that followed. and our senior national correspondent, jim avila, brings us the full story right now. jim? >> reporter: diane, that jeep was on the actual, active runway. a place where controllers say, with a plane on approach, just 100 feet from landing. >> it's a vehicle, and he's at high rate of speed. >> reporter: unbelievable video obtained exclusively by abc news, shot by the pilot of a plane waiting to take off at philadelphia's international airport this morning. capturing from his cockpit, a frightening runway drama. a jeep careening down the runway 27 right, cops in pursuit. a high-speed chase on an active jetway. the air traffic controllers could believe their eyes. >> we've go

the indictment claims they played to teare but he did nothing. they complained to teare but he did nothing. >> i am the chief of police and serve with great distinction and honor. i am honored to be the chief of police. >> but they don't want you as the chief. >> thank you council. >> the county executive is not due in court until september. >>> new information this morning u.s. soldier accused of murdering 17 afghan villageers may have carried out the killing spree in accept pret attackx. new -- separate attacks. reports show he snuck out not once but twice in the alleged 90 minute shooting rampage in two afghan villages. that's according to two senior u.s. officials. after the alleged shooting in the first he snuck back and two officials says he was seen at a point by fellow troops and snuck out where he headed off to the second village all according to reports. >>> a house committee is holding a briefing on racial profiling and hate crimes. it is set to take place at 3 this afternoon. it will assess the role of the government regarding racial