that is not what the officials here said. they say that the missiles struck a border post and 3 pakistanis were killed. we have heard there is still activity around the border in the past hour, and still helicopter strikes happening. it has caused some tension in the relationship, this crucial relationship in this part of the world between pakistanis and coalition forces, resulting in a stopping of the crucial supply line for nato forces. about 100 trucks are now waiting to cross the border into afghanistan. the pakistani officials are not allowing it at the moment. >> still to come on gmt. come to the cost of the banking bailout for ireland and is more than the country collects in taxes. -- counting the cost. the spanish government is prepared to unveil an austerity budget today. it is one day after angry workers there, and across much of europe took to the streets to protest the painful measures adopted by their governments. sarah reports now from madrid. daylong strike ended with this -- of mass march in the heart of madrid

still have an opportunity to win olympic gold the chance to design the official mascots for the two thousand and fourteen winter games in sochi is being a thrown open across the country in a contest that's just got underway sean thomas is outside the games media center in moscow. it's the first time in olympic history that this competition has been open to the public really and it's also open to so many in fact any russian living in russia is eligible for this competition and it's also the first time that such a competition will be chosen by the public as well in fact be eligible participants can choose their designs s.m.s. text message and the winner will be announced in february just three years to the date that the olympics in sochi kick off now there have been some one official mascots that have already started to gain some popularity in fact the city of sochi back in march announced a design of a dolphin on skis and that's what that's one fan favorite also a national hero of the much beloved. who is also already the official mascot of with the russian national team is also a possibility

while the details of the plot are unclear, a u.s. law enforcement officialai terrorist assault of nearly two years ago. a coordinated, commando-style shooting and bombing attack on multiple targets. brian ross is here tonight with the report. brian? >> reporter: cynthia, senior u.s. and european officials tell abc news tonight there is a credible threat of a major, coordinated series of commando-style terror attacks against france, germany, britain and possibly the u.s. the official said no specific time or place was known, but that the plot had been detected after the capture this summer of a radicalized german citizen who reportedly has been training with others in pakistan, now a wor worldwide manhunt is under way and europe is on high alert. tonight, in paris, police evacuated the eiffel tower, for the second time in two weeks, after a bomb threat was called in. no bomb was found today, but officials in france are taking no chances, given what they believe is a very real threat. "we currently reached the spike in a threat of an attack that is unquestiona

six new officers joined the ranks. officials say the officers will undergo two weeks of orientation before they can start their job. >>> the coast guard says it used new technology to track down the source of a distress call. >> hello. may day. >> and that came in about 9:15 last night over a marine channel. and they were pinpointing that it was coming from the pence la the coast guard sent out two vessels to search. a second search was launched. >>> san francisco pilots conducted a drill south of the bridge. pilots say the simulated rescue refreshs their skills with safety gear. the pretend victim was wearing an exposure wet suit. they essort vessels in and out of the bay. >>> health officials say eight infants who died during the whooping cough were not properly diagnosed despite trips to the doctor. that analysis has prompted the state department of public health to warn doctors and hospitals to treat infants under six months who have trouble breathing as chases of whooping cough. >> they are urging parents to get vaccinated.

. >> it is official. today, the national bureau of economic research says the longest recession since world war ii lasted 18 months. the news comes as president obama defense his economic plan in washington right now. the president does in campaign mode drumming up votes for the november election, six weeks away. washington, is in d.c., with more. >> a black-tie dinner. president obama continues to spend -- spread his economic mission. >> we have a plan to rescue our economy and rebuild the on a new foundation. >> the campaigner-in-chief is on the road talking directly to americans today through a televised town hall-style meeting on jobs and the economy. >> at the president needs to go right after the single issue that is up for rust in the minds of the american people which is employment. >> the gop is pushing back open to regain power in capitol hill on november accusing democrats of spending too much. >> their job-killing policies have left wall businesses tied up in the insurgency and our economy bogged down by

he said he wanted to wait until he got the official nbers from the board of election. some of the last people left just a few hours ago. he didn't stay up late waiting for the final votes tcome in. he was elected in 2006 as the district's youngest mayor. the votes came in yesterday, he took mostly white areas of the city while black voters were for gray. it's important to note only four years ago, in his last election, fenty won every precinct. >> i always tell people you never know what's going to happen until thenight of the election. we expect to win. just wait for the board of election to do the count. >> now, what is next for mayor fenty. again, he was careful not to say too much tonight. he has said in the past he would not consider a write-in campaign. but a few hours ago his spokesman said it was too early to say if he would consider a write-in campaign. >> interesting. thank you very much. ee rain reyes reporting live. >>> we know who is expected poised to take his place. kwame brown defeated orange and douglas in a landslide. brown walked away with 55 comred

the fishing boat eventually stopped outside japanese waters and coast guard officials boarded the trawler to question its crew. the officialsoncluded that the captain intentionally rammed his boat into e of the patrol ships to obstruct the inspection. chinese fishing boats are frequently seen in japan's exclusive economic zone near the islands, and the coast guard repeatedly calls on them to halt operations. the senkaku islands are also claimed by china and taiwan. >>> now responding to the ship collision, the japanese foreign ministry summoned a senior official of the chinese embassy to the foreign ministry on tuesday and launched a protest. calling the chinese trawlers' act vicious and regrettable the rin min stree requested that china step up its instructions on fishing boats operating near japanese waters. later in the evening prime minister naoto kan spoke to reporters. meanwhile, china's state run xinhua news agency reported that china's foreign minister summoned the japanese ambassador to china niwa on thursday. he urged the patrol ships to stop their illegal interception of chines

congressional record of the united states. >> the official statement said sue palka is one of my constituents. she is celebrating 25 years of outstanding service to the washington d.c. metropolitan region. you know her for her irrepressible enthusiasm and good humor. >> i am proud that sure, a resident of gaithersburg, is a constituent of mine. i am delighted to congratulate sue palka, her husband joe and daughters for her 25 years of dedicated service to our community and to all visitors to the nation's capitol. >> we're not done yet. >> i'm like a deer in the headlight. >> i like to fly under the radar. >> i've followed sue for 10 years and it's obviously great to follow her. it does have its down sides. so on behalf of bernie, buck and myself, brian, you could hand her this, i'd like to give sue a watch. >> is that the watch off your wrist, feldy? it's off his wrist. >> time is not her strength and

we're waiting for the official numbers to be released. but we have some numbers ourselves and we're very confident. >> what makes you feel so confident about the numbers you have right now? >> well, you know, it shows us what is happening, but we have to wait for the official numbers to be released by the board of elections. >> if you win, is it a confirmation that your strategy, the three-pronged strategy we marry about, is that the confirmation that that's the way to go for baltimore city? >> well, i know it's the right way. we must have a comprehensive strategy when it comes to crime. so you can't do just one thing to the exclusion of everything else. >> patricia jessamy, thanks for joining me. >> reporter: it's tense like i said. close vote with the official numbers that we have, you just heard jessamy say she feels confident she'll win another term as the baltimore city state's attorney here at baltimore rowing club, we're watching the numbers come in. we'll bring them to you as they arrive. live in south baltimore, christian schaefer

p o k pureed the officials claim the faa's new to them but a source inside muni told me they know about it during training classes'. contributor is even without the flaw in the system people have been exploiting the system in many of the ways that this man walking through the gate that a woman used to accept after seeing my camera he attempted to grab it out of my hand. not allowed to fill me. for this man who walks up opens up the gate to let this girl out. or the classic walking through the emergency exit and heading down to the train but not paying the fare. even with the new clipper system muni will

the cause. a senior u.s. official tells abc news there's a credible threat of a major series of terror attacks on britain, france, germany and possibly the united states. the information comes after questioning a captured suspected german jihadist who claimed osama bin laden personally approved the plot. >> the american authorities are extremely nervous about what is going on. the germans are extremely nervous about what is going on. >> reporter: officials are now looking for other radicalized germans who may have been trading in pakistan for a commando-style raid similar to the attack in mumbai india two years ago. just last week, the head of the fbi testified on capitol hill about increased worries of non-specific new threats. >> despite the significant counterterrorism pressure abroad, al-qaeda continues to be committed to high-profile attacks, directed at the west, including plans against europe as well as the homeland. >> officials say some of the recruits they're seeking were from the same german mosque where 9/

the fire. as i've said were waiting for state and local officials to gather. we have throughout the day he seemed carried part of the news conference held earlier today. let's check in now with cam our web producer. we just received an amazing video for one of our viewers. it was sent to us by a man while he said his parents' house was saved inside windsor court of claremont they don't have access to the home yet as many other people don't. he does say that his mother was in the house when the explosion happened she called him frantic he left his house in san bruno i could make it to the house so we left the car on some road just to get this video. he said his first video that you're looking at this is standing on skyline facing east. he also has a second video for restless pull this up so it can take a look. the second video amazing look at the flames and smoke he said he took the standing on claremont just before winter court facing south. when you look in this picture just look towards the back row of houses. they almost look like they're melting tar tilted

look at the video of the flames as they burned down one of the homes. officials1,500 other houses evacuated. these two people say they saw the blaze approach. >> all afternoon, watching it from the porch on the other side of the mountain. then it just, it came down the mountain. >> we have had many fires out here, but never this close. >> state national guard spokesman says artillery training on machine gun range started the whole thing. oregon, police involved in a shoot-out with a robbery and kidnapping suspect who reportedly had been on the run since last week. this homeowner says two bullets went in his house and said he was worried about his family. >> especially with the kids around and stuff. you don't keep them a little closer to you. you wondering. is it going to come in the day? at night? >> the suspect said to be in the hospital. texas, authorities say a father shot to death his three kids age 7, 12, 14. then tried to kill himself. it happened at his apartment in houston. a sheriff's office statement indicates the 47-year-old is divorced from his child

of one from the officials with the ntsb as well as local officials from san bruno the mayor, the firelice chief of the city. to bring us an update. there's so much to assess and review with this much information to collect as you might imagine considering the magnitude of this tragedy. we are waiting at this as it begins we will bring it to live. that's check in our news room had there is standing by with more. >> the massive crater that was left behind from the initial explosion. here it is right here it's just huge. right now crews on the scene car saying about 60 ft. long. 30 ft. wide they don't know how deep it is very hard to tell because this is sort of murky monday storage filled water. the thinking maybe it's about 3 ft. deep. just to give you a better idea of how big this thing us. the see these little yellow guys here? if those soulful grown men. that's a huge tract carried nothing compared to the size of this crater. >> now we are awaiting the beginning of that news conference we see a number of officials beginning to gather at the command center there in san bruno. the cam

it opens the doors monday and the official grand opening is on thursday there. we'll look for the tape and it has video poker becames as well. the hollywood casino in perryville will close at 2:00 a.m. and it starts this morning at 2:00 hours from now. >>> the fight over the slots in arundel mills malls continues this weekend. the would be developer met with several people and stressed out the slots could create several jobs. and voters in anne arundel county will have the say in november. >> and the police are looking for those behind a pair of shootings. police responded to those behind the shootings. a man was shot in the chest and he's in critical condition and a few hours later, a man was shot with a shotgun. >>> the parents of a slain girl on the eastern shore want the ousted state's attorney to remain on the case. the body of the girl was found onychas day last year. the convicted sex offender goes on trial next april. and the state's attorney recently lost in the primary. his family wants him to be in charge of the prosecution. the two remaining say they'

what do crow think about the official numbers -- what do you think of the official numbers and those of you campaign? >> i don't know what the official numbers are right now, we're going with the numbers that we have right now. we're waiting for more to come in from the fourth section of the county. >> the numbers you have right now, what do you feel about? >> well, they're very close but we're up about 4,000. and we're waiting for that part of the county right now. >> reporter: those are your numbers. >> well, those are our numbers. the way voter turn out threw the numbers way off. >> reporter: what do you make of it. seems like the voters were not very motivated. >> seems like some people didn't know an election was going on. >> reporter: how could they miss it with all the ads. >> maybe there wasn't a hot race at the top of the ticket. a gubernatorial race, a senate race or congressional race to draw interest. >> reporter: joe bartenfeld reporting tonight. >> thank you very much, adam may. we invite you to stay with our coverage of campaign 2010. >> some of these races it'll be mi

the law which officially effect tomorrow allows young adults to stay on their parents' insurance up to the age of 26. insurance companies an no long drop people when they get sick unless it's a case of fraud. insurers must cover presenttive services such as mammograms and col colon colonoscopies. insures can no longer deny coverage for children with preexisting conditions. >> all these things are design not to have government more involved in healthcare, theyre designed to make sure that you have basic protection in your interactions with your insurance company, that you're gettg what you pay for. >> one provision in the new law has major insurance companies in california taking drast measures. anthem blue cros and aetna say theyave decided to stop selling children-only policies rather tan comply with the law which bars them from rejecting youngster aware preexisting conditions. published reports say that could affect nearly 80,000 children in california currently without insuran. insurers disagree their actions will have a massivempact saying they sell relatively few child-only polics

fox has learned the official announcement could happen this friday. a source close to rahm emanuel says family considerations are the only hurdle left. of course rahm moved from chicago to washington after the 2008 election. he has he young kids in school in washington, dc. a run for mayor means moving the family back to chicago which is infer easy especially during the school year. and now like from the white house with the latest on how it affects the decisionmaking. >>reporter: you said it: rahm emanuel just moved the family here from washington, dc, moving the kids out of the schools they attempted in chicago since being a member of congress. for him to run for mayor would be moving them back, probably by christmas. and they might have to find a new house because the one he occupies has now been represented out. the past week or so rahm emanuel has met with other chicago politicians considering a run for mayor including self members of congress, jackson, and the man that was elected to rahm emanuel's seat, and the message is if they run against eac

. >> reporter: the official cleanup begins at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. it was supposed to start today but was delayed to get all of the equipment in place. i want to point out to you, this behind me, in the last hour, he spoke to the owners of this home and they said theirs will be the -- will be among the first tomorrow. the biggest concern is the delicate removal of toxic waste in the rubble. >> we know the material contains levels of metal, potential, asbestos, all sorts of other chemicals. the material handled is hopefully not going to become a health problem. >> reporter: as of tomorrow, the county says this burn area will be offlimits to homeowners, though several people sifted through the rubble today. >> our home is destroyed. there's probably some little things that are still inside there. >> i'm curious how they are gonna protect the houses from this constant wind that comes off the ocean that's right down the street. you know, the cleanup they have done now, are they gonna have to reclean it after that? >> reporter: this retired firefighter wan

the vatican says the decision by the italian prosecutors to place two officials at the vatican bank under investigation is due to a misunderstanding. officials are accused of failing to comply with laws relating to money laundering. president obama has called for a new approach to aid and development. speaking at the millennium summitt in new york, he said the u.s. was changing its own policy towards an approach that tended to deliver sustainable development. the un has unveiled a new plan focusing on the health of women and children. >> times square in the heart of new york city. this week even hear you cannot get away from the un's poverty message. side by side with the stock reports, a billboard -- [unintelligible] >> if you are a woman in a rural africa, you would say it is more broken promises. [unintelligible] >> this afternoon a pledging ceremony to do something about it headed by the un secretary general. leaders and celebrities promised $40 billion to help fill the gap and meet the target of helping mothers and infants. hillary clinton spoke to the news consortiums of the u.s. co

in contrast to the official soviet memorial in canton people in poland flocked to warsaw to commemorate the. antrim and who died in captivity relatives of the dead had to hold a memorial services in secret but not any longer. while you are saw the forests in heaven hallowed be thy name thy kingdom come thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven is this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we said give those who trespass against us the silence lasted nearly half a century many relatives of the executed polish prisoners of war didn't live long enough to learn the secret truths of the counting tragedy. the culture is that so much as i can recall these was running out of them so here is a little it's an angry all pervasive right wing media particularly television and radio are enormously influential in the us for some. if the many years the most senior economist officials had access to the soviet archives for most of the documents a top secret. solved president mikhail gorbachev hold of this folder containing reports on the counting executions to be removed from the archiv

the blast went off in the town of kohot tuesday night and destroyed more than ten buildings. officials say the victims include six police officers and their family members. pakistani authorities suspect islamic extremists were behind the attack using a car loaded with explosives. the blast comes a day after another bombing of a police station 80 kilometers south. 19 people were killed in that attack. pakistan has been dealing with devastating floods triggered by heavy rain in late july and authorities say islamic militants have ramped up operations while the government focuses on flood relief work. >>> the japan coast guard has arrested the captain of a chinese fishing boat on suspicion of attempting to obstruct an inspection in japanese territorial waters. the 41-year-old chinese captain was arrested early on wednesday morning after his trawler collided with a japanese patrol ship off the senkaku islands in the east china sea on tuesday. coast guard officials say the trawler was operating in japanese waters. they also say the fishing boat ignored a warning to stop and collided with th

. >> hollywood casino got the official green light after a trial run went well saturday night. it will be maryland's first slots casino to open since casinos were banned in the 1960's. the casino is opening three days earlier than scheduled because construction finished earlier than expected. it has 1500 slot machines but no table games. 350 new jobs have been created. 80% of the new employees are from cecil and harford counties. this is a new era in maryland. >> we are excited. all of our cast members were smiling from ear to ear yesterday. >> the casino will open its doors at 8:00 a.m. this morning. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news.

the official grand opening is thursday. ywood casino opened three in days ahead of schedule. the official grand opening is thursday in perryville. there are 1600 slot machines. business is pretty good so far, we are told. >> i am not finished yet. clucks the place is nice. if you like to gamble, you cannot read it. it.cannot beat >> another one could be opening soon. this one is the only game in town for now. there's a lot more to come in the second hour. a health warning, pomegranates may not be the miracle cure that it is spoken to be. >>> a toddler >>> we are on storm watch as more rain works through the region. how long will it stick around? >>> president obama hodes to get his once biggest fans fired up and ready to go again. >>>> get ready to go handsfree in maryland. good morning, washington. continues right now.

for many years the most senior economist officials had access to the soviet archives for most of the documents a top secret. solve it president mikhail gorbachev hold of this folder containing reports on the counting executions to be removed from the archives and handed over to. the most valuable document is a memo sent to stalin by. the people's commissars of internal affairs in april nine hundred forty. eight stalin the polish prisoners are trying to continue their counterrevolutionary to it is in the camps each of them is only looking for an opportunity to join this struggle against the soviet government then the us asar feels it's necessary it's applied to them as special procedure execution by a firing squad signed beriah people's commissar of internal affairs of the u.s.s.r. if. that was the first time that soviet leader mikhail gorbachev officially declared that the soviet government was to blame. he offered his condolences and gave me a folder of documents containing a lists executed polish officers and asked them to the next day i went to cotton balls and paid tribute to the

that was the first time that soviet leader. officially declared that the soviet government was to blame. he offered his condolences and gave me a folder of documents containing a lists executed polish officers and asked them to the next day i went to cotton. and paid tribute to the memory of those who were killed. now it was necessary to find the secret graves of the prisoners. the trail led investigators to the town of a stash golf where one of the concentration camps used to be. there was still a few surviving witnesses to help the team and it was proved once again that in april nine hundred forty the poles were taken away by railroad. and nobody saw them alive again what is care. is were brought here to this railway junction. there were put into boxcars. and taken away in this direction my trains. much later we found out. that they had been taken to the city one of. the train journey took twenty four hours in one hundred forty the communist official michelle conlin was among other high ranking officials indorsing the execution of the p

in contrast to the official soviet memorial in canton people in poland flocked to warsaw to commemorate the countryman who died in captivity. relatives of the dead had to hold them a memorial services in secret but not any longer. are saw other forts in heaven hallowed be thy name thy kingdom come thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven is this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us the silence lasted nearly half a century many relatives of the executed polish prisoners of war didn't live long enough to learn the secret truth of the count in tragedy. for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. in. fifty fifty. fifty five. if the many years the most senior economist officials had access to the soviet archives for most of the documents among top secret in one hundred ninety eight president mikhail gorbachev hold of this folder containing reports on the counting executions to be removed from the archives and handed over to. the most valuable document is a memo

that kimmel's lived in the outskirts however we couldn't find official confirmation that community was born there not even from the f.s.b. this information is still a secret back and yet this small cemetery is the last resting place of the korean and chinese soldiers who died while serving in the regiment taking the truth with them you go if you're going on forty. in russia's far east charactor day stating fourteen will be back with the headlines in just a moment. her . her. her. her her. this history still keeps its secrets but now it's time to reveal that in the soviet files you can see in case evan log on. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. from a close up game has been to the r. hang me. for the first russian fleet was born. the r.t. goes to the area which holds top position in oil and gas resources. where the biggest russian salmon can be our processing factories located. somewhere unique species of farm fauna can be found. to the sullying region. should close up on our t.v. . welcome back this

of the official reports of this time of anyone missing purifier crews are moving through the wreckagegoing door to door checking houses for any casualties. there using search dogs to do this. earlier this morning at a news conference the indicated that they were only able to check 75% of homes the of their 25% of the homes were too hot to enter. if were expecting a news conference coming up at 5:00 today and we will find out whether not those homes have cooled off all and is in fact they've been able to make it into those other 25 percent homes. one other no will last talked you have asked us if there were any natural gas bills in the transmission line. we check back with pg&e they said no and the so that as of 9:00 this morning all the gas had dissipated. once it could stop the transmission line of both sides the flow of the distribution line there's still some residual gas and the blind they said essentially that all burned off. at one point was all gone i don't have the time for that but at least as of 9:00 a.m. this morning all of that was gone. we're waiting to news conference si

the pakistanis have made all kinds of threats but the u.s. officials seem confident they can lower the temperatures in the coming dales. at least they hope so. >> martha raddatz, thank you. >>> and we are learning troubling now details of a very close call at new york's kennedy airport earlier this month. one plane departing, one plane arriving and now one experienced air traffic controller speaking out about how bad it really was. jim hoffer in new york has the story. >> reporter: it's a night a veteran air traffic controller would like to forget. he had just cleared an aerogal 767 from ecuador to land on a runway at new york's jfk airport. >> aerogal 700, heavy kennedy tower, winds calm, clear to land runway 13 left. >> wind call, 1-3 left clear to land. aerogal 700. >> it's a very, very routine operation. >> reporter: but that's when the aerogal pilot, for reasons still unknown, turned his 767 aircraft filled with passengers toward the wrong runway. instead of 13 left, he turns sharply to runway 13 right, where a jetblue regional aircraft has starte

with that, i want to present the official proclamation of course to the head of the committee.on up, claudine. [applause] >> you can read all the things here, but the most important par is that we declare the month of may, 2009, as asian pacific american heritage month. thank you for your great work. [applause] >> very briefly, i think it says volumes when you look at what the theme is about one community, that we are here celebrating that today. when you think about what president carter established 31 years ago, and then what was expanded beyond that initial week in 1990, it is what san francisco has been living for virtually its entire history. san francisco was built with the help of asian american immigrants, and we continue that tradition now. it is no secret that san francisco is the gateway to the pacific, and some of our earliest sister city relationships were built with a whole variety of cities in asia . and it speaks volume when you look at the bread this -- breadth of reputation that a whole host of countries have in representation. we have three elected members of

to get them to put social issues back at the top of their agenda these are elected officials they were sent to washington to represent the people in their district and their states many of these people the bottom line is they can't pay their mortgage they don't have a job shouldn't that be the number one focus the thing is is that the issue of the middle class that's the main issue at stake here the middle class has a number of priorities it's the main class that is the emphasis for social issues well you heard it here first the middle class cares most about social issues a month there is one issue even more important to the participants here god hala avalanche from an almighty god and then god. upon the individual power and then the individual in turn confirms up portion of that power on the government reserving all the remainder of the power to themselves for the last two years the most down vote in the conservative movement have come from the tea party key which stands for tax enough already but here are the voters values on that perhaps a turning point that things are cha

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we are down to the last couple of days of the official summer season. fall begins wednesday evening at 11:00 and 9:00 p.m. you can see the cool temperatures to our north this morning. in the 40's across new england. some of the cool air will be selling in our region tonight. satellite imagery shows mostly clear conditions. temperatures in the seven the's will quickly fall back. many areas tomorrow morning will see lows in the 40's. the sun goes down at 7:07 p.m. coming up, we will see how long the spectacular weather will last. all that coming up in a few. >> this by holding the division rival cincinnati bengals to a few field goals, the powerful defense just could not compensate. >> slow stepping and interception throwing. marvin lewis has his third straight win over his former team yesterday. the voice of the ravens, gerry sandusky, joins us live with a recap. >> do we have to go over this again? ravens fans came into this season expecting big things from the offense. nobody expected this. two games in, the ravens have overturned six times. they did a

. >> the soft opening underway now, but officials here at the casino plan on having the official grandning thursday where the governor will help ring in the official opening of the casino in perryville where we are live. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> maybe the sun will be shining thursday >>> the casino will be from 8:00 to 2:00 the next morning. >>> meanwhile, the debate continues over the slots parlor at arundel mills. people are knocking on doors for support. this man met with several people. several groups are still opposed to the planned facility with concerns it would mean more traffic and crime. voters will get the final say in november. >>> a white supremacist should spend 31 years in prison for beating up an african american elderly man. he attacked a man last august and two teens are also on trial. it was a racially motivated attack. he has a nickname hitler. >>> an airline merger could expand south west at nearby airports. it will buy air tran for more than $1.4 billion. and the company says it will allow southwest to serve more customers. they'll also start flying

the first shipment of cars arrive in april. officialsda and the city of richmond will highlight the port of entry project today which is designed to generate as we mentioned $85 million to the economy over the next 15 years. >> president obama told school children they are the only ones who direct their destiny. the message in philadelphia. he told students their future is in their own hands and nothing is beyond their reach. >> keep it up. all of you i know are going to do great things in the future, and maybe sometime in the 21 century it's going to be one of you standing up here speaking to a group of kids as president of the united states. >> the president was raised by a single mother and often woke up before dawn to do homework together. he told school kids their job is show up to school on time, pay attention in class, do their homework, study for tests and stay out of trouble. >> kids in school today getting a little time on the playground. >> this helps with our airport delays. we had delays at sfo. the ceilings looking nice out

by the first floor on this building and this has the official address of the city. the date the address was issued and maybe the date the address was changed and other alternate addresses we may initially applied to the building. when you look for the history of your building not only do you look at every address it might have been called by. example you might ask for both streets it intersects and always reference block 21, 29 block or block 1f. we're referencing blocks and addresses are nothing but trouble. people make them up. they come and go. 1125 abc. we have tremendous problems so use blocks primarily. >> in addition to map's there's other resources showing characteristics of lots that are very valuable resources. that's title companies. your title companies the major ones in san francisco, all have original copies of the assessors block map's and changes to those individual blocks which include lot line adjustments and ease meants that often make all the difference in whether another city agency will accept something or agree to a change in that thing. with

the official numbering of deaths from the explosion in san bruno is at four this afternoon. 81-year-old elizabeth torres, a mother of nine, lived just yards from the blast site. also killed, 44-year-old jacqueline grieg and her 13- year-old daughter janessa, along with 20-year-old jessica morales. now, the three people still missing are all members of the same family. 50-year-old greg bullis, his 17- year-old some william and greg's 85-year-old mow, lavonne, have not been seen or heard from since thursday. san bruno detectives say they are going to keep working on it as a missing persons case until they hear otherwise from the coroner's office. >>> now, victims of the blast were honored at last night's giants baseball game. kids from san bruno baseball league took part in the ceremony and the giants donated $3 from every ticket sold to the recovery effort. we are told more than $100,000 was collected in total. >>> there is much more coverage of the san bruno explosion on our website, including raw video, all the news conferences, the 911 tapes, and information on how you can help the vi

police tell us the department and hospital officials are investigating mr. pardus' history and working to determine if crucial details may have been overlooked. we have posted the 911 calls in their entirety on our web site, wbaltv.com. hurricane igor is on track for bermuda, creating high winds and rough surf. to get ready, locals are gathering supplies and boarding up homes while vacationers are trying to leave before the storm hits some time on sunday. igor's forecasted path forced royal caribbean to change the destination for enchantment of the seas that departs from baltimore. it is now heading to the bahamas. b.p.'s blown-out well in the gulf of mexico could be hours away from being permanently sealed, that is the word from the gulf tonight. one final test and then they start cementing, killing that well for good. >> 152 days in and b.p. engineers say it's still going to take a few more hours before the fractured deep water horizon well is officially closed forever. 74 barrels of cement have been pumped in and set. strsts are working -- scientists are w