this is over the southern city limits, glen burnie. elk ridge you're under the gun for a potential tornado, moving toward the northeast going right through the city limit. elk ridge 5:04. catonsville at 5:11. if you have a basement, certainly want to get downstairs, download the app. be prepared to lose power. lightning is a big concern. a slow moving storm will produce massive flash flooding. baltimore under a tornado warning until 5:00. we'll keep the carroll county warning until 35bg -- 5:00. pg county and moving toward the southern city limits. i think that pg county warning will be up until 5:00 because these are such slow moving storms. >> there are tornado warnings until 5:00 for baltimore county and carroll county. the most active is the northwest corner of baltimore county. we're interested in hearing from you. we want to see your pictures if you're able to get them safely. >> this is from jennifer in catonsville. you can see the rain coming how the branches have been moving. she got a lot of rain and wind. we got a facebook fr

to move over the southern section of town and right around brooklyn park and have to address the storm capable of producing a possible tornado. elk ridge, that's the southern part of the city. let's get on harbor, it's going to shoot up 95 heading for the southern city limits. we were showing you the radar. the storms of what's called pulsing up. showing a very ominous sky toward the south and these storms are rapidly intensifying. you notice huge thunder heads to the left hand. you can see the storms that are at times having a height of, look at that, that's an impressive outflow from the storm. these are 45,000 to 50,000 feet. when we see powering thunderstorms like that, we can surely anticipate the potential of not only large hail, but coming from a loft to the surface and that will shoot out causing straight line wind damage. let's be prepared for the potential of wind and 60 miles per hour on some of the storms. there are several storms lined up from southwest to northeast. southern parts of chesapeake, but we've seen tremendous lightning. let's avoid the chesapeake at all costs. it's been pivoting out several hundred miles. dangerous situation, guys, these storms ha

part of the city, it is not -- >> keep in mind with the southern part of the city, am i correct that part of the city is strictly an economic equation? to go out to that part of the city is a difficult economic choice. we need to figure out how to make it work with -- between the people and drivers. imports right, and that is why having an option, like the deadly city or other dispatch services, they are demonstrating that they are more flexible in where they will go. doing the airport running is the way to go for some people. the for some people, staying in the city is the way to go. having supplemental services is different. >> it is not a question of whether the driver is isolating themselves into the downtown area or isolating themselves into the airport. some of the best taxi drivers i know are actually willing to give up a little of their central revenue to pick up a regular into one of the downtown neighborhoods. some of them will say that is just a little too long to make it worth our while. >> colleagues, any other comments? i have two pub

the capital city of damascus. it is the worst violence in the area. this man is upset walk through a mosque pointing the victims of saturday's attack in the southern city. at least 20 people killed. activists say syrian troops shelled this town in an uprising against president aside. amateur video shows the weekend violence spreading into a city. there are concerns syria on the verge of civil war. more proof can with the release of this video from you in observers showing the aftermath of last week's massacre in a farming village. these pictures show buildings burned inside and out and walls riddled with bullet holes and stained with blood. this farmers as he watched men in uniform shell the houses and those loyal to the regime execute 70 people including women and children. there are conflicting accounts about the killing and that makes it difficult to determine what happened and who is responsible. some evidence is gone including the bodies >>> more time that passes difficult to verify they buried the dead immediately >>> activists claimed 13 that some people have been killed in syria since the uprising began 15 months ago dru levenson cbs news >>> a

the capital city of damascus, burned out buses lined the streets. they say this twelve-hour attack represents the worst violence in this area. syria in troops sheltered the southern with the uprising that erupted. they pointed out victims that left at least 20 dead. united nations look in the farming village of kubare. they saw those loyal to the regime that executed 70 people including women and children. the spokeswoman said it's difficult to determine what happened and who is responsible. some of the evidence is gone including the bodies. >> the more time that's passed, the more difficult it is to verify. they're dead immediately. >> reporter: activists claim that more than 13,000 people are killed in syria since the uprising began months ago. drew, wjz eyewitness news. >> they have cease fire on international calls in syria, but russia said they'll never agree to have u.n. forces to end the violence. >>> thomas maroony escaped on kelso drive. he faces property crimes and a felony theft charge. they arrested without incident this morning. >>> a man walked in east baltimore and was shot and killed. he opened fire, hitting a 19 year old man several times. the vi

video shows thousands of people protesting promising to avenge the deaths of 20 people killed in the southern city. activists say syrian troops shelled the area in an uprising against president aside first erupted in. the presidenviolence spread acre nation erupting concerns of a civil war. people say this weekend's tour of our attack represents the worst violence yet in the area. un observers are looking into the massacre. >>> in this farmer says he watched as men in uniform shell the houses and those loyal to the regime executed 78 people including women and children. a u.n. spokesperson says it is difficult to determine what happened and who is responsible. many of the bodies are gone. >>> in the muslim world the bear the debt immediately >>> activists claim 13,000 people have been killed in syria and since the uprising began dru levenson cbs news >>> growing calls for international intervention but with the growing violence some members of the u. n. security council are against action. it would amount to $2,600 for every man woman and child in spain, spain is still in something in that it woul

video shows thousands of people protesting promising to avenge the deaths of 20 people killed in the southern cityactivists say syrian troops shelled the area an uprising against president aside a roast. the violence continues to spread across syria sparking concerns of the civil war. in damascus shattered buses and burn buildings letter the streets. united nations observers are looking into a lasting some massacre and a farming village. this farmer says he watched as men in uniform shell the houses and those loyal to the regime executed 78 people including women and children. the un spokespersons said it is difficult to determine what happened and who is responsible. some evidence gone to including bodies. >>> in the muslim world they bury the dead immediately. >>> activist plan more than 13,000 people killed in syria since the uprising began 15 months ago. dru levenson cbs news >>> growing calls for international intervention but the growing violence some members of the u. n. security council are against action. in campaign 2012 former congresswoman gabrielle giffords and her husband attended a

thosere all zones that are getting some heavy downpours, and this includes the southern city of fredericksburg in central virginia. spotsylvania, culpepper, west central king george. southeastern stafford. southern madison county extreme east secentral. rapidly moving to the east and we don't have any around the metro area but later could get some in the yellow zone. the severe risk zone includes all of virginia, maryland, west virginia, the maryland shore into the evening hours. late evening, a possibility of strong storms. the heat, into the mid-90s across most of virginia and maryland right now even after 6:00 in the evening, still mid-90s and it's going to stay hot all wait until late evening. by then, by midnight or so, down to the low 80s and any storms around will rapidly decrease in intensity and dissipate after midnight tonight. then tomorrow, we have a partly cloudy day. still hot and still rather humid. up near 100. 1yu69 a slight chance of an afternoon storm and maybe a greater chance of afternoon storms on monday. tuesday looking like a nice day only a slight chance of storms and

we want to address this tornado warning in effect for the southern city limits now. just keeping an eye on the wind velocity scope that take last look at winds within the mid-level and upper level. i'm in the seeing a good looking picture in terms of rotation. at 6:30, the weather service will allow it to, spire. right now there's not much evidence of this intensifying but we still have that tornado warning in effect. that's up until 6:30 for, stream northern anne arundel counties, stream southeastern howard county. if there is a tornado associated with this, it's going to be rain wrapped and hard to see. the situation has been the flash flooding across the area. i want to break down the watches and warnings. they drop that front warning, which is good news but replaced this with numerous flash flood warnings. this is a flash flood warning until 9:15. earlier we said 8:15, but we're going to see further flogd. carroll county until 9:15. howard county 9:15 and pg county and to the west. we've seen a trem machine dust amount of rain across the -- tremendous amount of ra

activists say syrian troops she would the southern city of darah with the uprising against the president first erupted. this man points out the victims from saturday's attack that left at least 20 dead. united nations observers are looking into last week's reported massacre in the farming village. this farmer says he watched as men in unifor shelled the houses and those loyal to the regime executed several people including women and children. but a u.n. spokeswoman says it's difficult to determine what happened and who is responsible. some of the evidence is gone, including the bodies. >> the more time the process, it's more difficult to verify. especially in most of the world they bury the dead immediately. >> reporter: activists claim more than 13,000 people have been killed in syria since the uprising began 15 months ago. drew levinson, cbs news. >>> finance ministers from the 17 countries that use the euro say they are ready right now to give spain an up to $125 billion bailout, although spain insists it's not a bailout, to help save spain's banking sector. the euro group says the mo

more than a dozen people are reported dead in the southern city of derra, and today there was combat, as well new york damascus itself. elizabeth palmer is there. >> united nations observers arrived in syria supposedly to monitor a ceasefire. instead they're documenting constant fighting. today they drove to an outer suburb of damascus, mehleha, and meade lay crowd formed to point out the damage they say syrian soldiers did last night. there are what looked like armored vehicle tracks in the road and burned-out cars say -- residents say were destroyed by artillery. >> yes, yes. and hospital. >> they damaged these buildings? >> yes. >> suddenly a helicopter appears overhead and the crowd starts to chant "the syrian army are cowards." we are killing bashar. >> why would the army attack this town? well, here's a clue. all along main street opposition flags. this town is known to be anti-regime, and hint that there are anti-government fighters here. a few miles away in another suburb, it was those very anti-government fighters who we were told went on the attack yesterday with a car bomb

the capital city of damascus. activists say it's the worst violence yet in this area. this man advisably upset walked through a mosque, pointing out the victims from saturday's attack in the southern city of darat. at least 20 people were killed. activists say syrian troops shelled this town where the uprising against president bashar assad first erupted. and amateur video reportedly shows the weekend violence spreading in the city of homs. there are concerns syria is on the verge of a civil war. more proof of that came with the release of this video from u.n. observers. it shows the aftermath of last week's reported massacre in the farming village of kubar. these pictures show buildings burned inside and out and walls riddled with bullet holes and stained with blood. this farmer says he watched his men in uniform shelled the houses and those loyal to the r regime execute people including women and children. a u.n. spokesperson says there are conflicting reports about the killings which makes it more difficult to determine what happened and who's responsible. some of the evidence is gone, including the bodies. >> the more time that passes, the more difficult it is to verify. espec

mark religious anniversary twin blasts went off outside a restaurant frequented by police in the southern city of you know two more car bombs and struck the main shiite city. and is the most web site has posted a video of al qaeda second in command who's killing by nato drone in pakistan was confirmed by u.s. officials a week ago shows. me calling on insurgents outside syria to fight against president assad it's not clear whether the video confirms that the terrorists chief is still alive u.s. describe his killing as a serious blow to a group which he played a key role in attracting young recruits. spain's borrowing costs have soared to their highest since joining the euro hundreds of missing. he continues piling up about things i can't say fitch downgrading eighteen spanish banks the country has had to tap into a hundred billion euro financial backup fund to help shore up its banks which are being saddled with a mountain of property that ends well the bailout was supposed to boast a faith in the u.s. political risk consultant strongholds and says it's getting increasingly tough point to titia

died when four bombs hit shia worshippers across baghdad as they marked or just anniversary in the southern city of hillah twin blasts outside a restaurant frequented by police killed twenty two people and wounded many others two more car bombs left four people dead in the mainly shiite city. is the most web site has posted a video of a second in command his killing by nato drone in pakistan was confirmed by u.s. officials we can it shows. be calling on insurgents outside syria to fight against president assad it's not clear whether that video confirms that the terror chief live us described his killing as a serious blow to a group which he played a key role in attracting young recruits. spain's borrowing costs have sought to the highest since joining the euro but misery continues piling up with a ratings agency fitch downgrading eighteen spanish banks countries have to tap into one hundred billion euros my financial backup fund to help shore up its banks which have been saddled with a mountain of bad property loans then it was supposed to boast a faith in the euro but political risk consultant

world update is where police say four people have been taken hostage inside a bank in the southern city of toulouse there are reports that shots have been fired and that the hostage taker claims to be linked to al qaeda in march seven people were shot by a man claiming to have been trained by al qaeda before he was killed in a siege of his apartment there are reports the gunman inside the bank wants to speak to the police unit responsible for that operation. greece is a democratic left party says it's agreed to support a coalition government expecting it to be formed within the next twenty four hours the new administration is likely to include the conservative new democracy party which came out on top after sunday's election the socialist apostolic which was third and it democratic left of the left wing a series of party which finished second in the poll has refused to join any coalition that follows the terms of the country's international bailout. twelve afghans have been killed in a suicide bomb attack on international forces in the east of the country another fourteen were wounded w

update is where police are saying that four people have been taken hostage inside a bank in the southern city of toulouse there are reports that shots have been fired and that the hostage taker claims to be linked to al qaeda in march seven people were shot dead by a man claiming to have been trained by al qaeda before he was killed in a siege of his apartment there are reports the gunman inside the bank wants to speak to the police unit responsible for that operation. panama's president ricardo martinez says he's withdrawing plans to sell off some state assets following protests in the country's capital students trade union groups and opposition politicians joined the demonstrations outside the national assembly protesters claim the plans include selling off stakes in utility and telecommunications companies or in order to boost government spending in the run up to next year's elections but the government for now denies the allegations. twelve afghans have been killed in a suicide bomb attack on international forces in the east of the country another fourteen were wounded when a motorbike la

troops shelled the southern city where the uprising against the president first erupted. this man points out the victims from saturday's attack that left at least 20 dead. united nations observers are looking into last weeks reported massacre in the farming village. this farmer says he watched his men in uniform show the houses, those loyal to the regime executing 78 people including women and children are at a u.n. spokeswoman says it's difficult to determine exactly what happened and who is responsible for you among the evidence is gone, including the bodies. >> it's more difficult to verify. they bury the dead immediately. >> activists claim more than 13,000 people have been killed in serious and the uprising began 15 months ago. drew levinson, wjz eyewitness news. >> international leaders are calling for more intervention. they say the cease-fire isn't working in the violence is increasing. this week russia which is a member of the u.n. security council, says it will never allow foreign forces to step into end the violence in serious. >>> an escaped inmate in bars aft

thousands of people protesting, promising to avenge the deaths of at least 20 people killed in the southern citytivists say that syrian troops shelled the area where the uprising against the president first erupted. the violence continues to spread across syria with the increasing concerns of a civil war. shattered windows and burned out buses lined the streets in the capital. people who live there say that the attack represents the worst violence yet in the area. united nations observers are looking into the reported massacre in a village. this farmer says he watched as men in uniform shelled the houses of those loyal to the regime and executed 78 people including women and children but a u.n. spokeswoman says it is difficult to determine what happened and who is responsible. some of the evidence is gone, including the bodies. >> is more difficult to verify especially when in that part of the world they bury the dead immediately >> activists claim that more than 13,000 people have been killed since the uprising began >> back in the states, opening statements begin in the trial of jerry sandusky

you can see right along 95 over the southern parts of the city limits going out toward rosedale. that stud cloud on harbor cam that will stay south of the city limits. go north over towson along york road and along 83, this is where we're going to see the flash flooding and the potential for some large hail. maryland's most powerful showing hail ranging between ping pong to golf ball sized hail. let has put a storm track on this and start you on the zone with the potential of a tornado, rosedale around 5:41. essex and cross into the chesapeake around 5:49. so, again, this is the area that has potential tornado. we've seen a lot of potential. it's showing a broad area of rotation. we're not seeing that tight cup let where we have the coloring, red and green close together. that's an indication of the strong rotation. this is more broad. it's going to be bad news because it's bringing a good amount of rain. a tornado warning for all of baltimore, baltimore city and even the brooklyn park section of town. the national weather service feels like it's dying some but still needs to be

thousands of people protesting promising to avenge the deaths of at least 20 people killed in the southern city. activists say syrian troops shelled the area. in the capital city, shattered windows of burned out buses lined the streets. people who live there say this weekend's 12 our attack represents the worst violence yet in this area. u.n. observers are looking into the reported massacre in a village. this farmer says he watched as men in uniform shelled the houses of those loyal to the regina, executed 78 people including women and children but a u.n. spokeswoman says it is difficult to determine exactly what happened and who is responsible. some of the evidence is gone including the bodies >> especially in the muslim world where they bury the dead immediately. >> activists claim more than 13,000 people have been killed in syria since the uprising began 15 months ago. >> opening statements begin tomorrow in the trial of jerry sandusky, the former football defensive coordinator at penn state now accused of sexually abusing 10 boys over a 15 year period. the charges include involuntary devian

the capital of baghdad and about a half dozen other cities in town. in kirkuk the bombs exploded at a local political office. firefighters railroaded to the area and poured waters on the flames. in the southernof car bombs went off outside woma some restaurants e security enforcers also go to eat. >>> the penn state trial. the witnesses said he was warned if he told anybody about the abuse he would never see his family again. today, three witnesses took the stand and testified in bruteally graphic detail about what they say they endured. one man testified coach sandusky tried to buy his silence with football tickets. another abused the coach abused him in the basement of his home. >>> stunning video as a toddler are flies out a window of an suv that rolled over during a high speed chase. the child getting up and trying to walk after the vehicle flipped. somebody grabs the young girl as the truck drives away. police received reports of armed people inside the suv suspected in a series of purse snatchings. cops later arrested four teenagers each faces charges including organized crime and injury to a child. at last word the little toddler is doing just fine. >>> henry hill. to dodo you know th

anti-government activists say syrian forces bombarded the southern city of dura this morning killing 5 people. diplomats are trying to stem the violence but can they head off an all-out civil war. whit johnson is in washington with more from that angle, good morning to you. >> reporter: rebecca, good morning to you. well, there's a growing feeling of frustration and kbashs. it's been 15 ponts amonths and violence seems to be getting worse, not better. critics like senator john mccain have blasted the president for showing what he calls a lack of leadership on syria. mccain and others have called for some level of military intervention, whether it's arming the rebels or perhaps providing air support if necessary. for its part, the white house repeatedly has condemned the violence, has called for the assad regime to step aside, but still wants to give diplomacy a chance to work. u.n. envoy to syria kofi annan was actually here in washington yesterday meeting with secretary of state hillary clinton. most would agree that annan's six-point peace plan is clearly failing and annan acknowled

at least 22 died in a double car bombing in the southern city of all around 30 were killed in a number of attacks from the capital baghdad. it was the deadliest day of violence iraq has seen since january 5. a u.s. drone strike in southeastern yemen has reportedly killed nine suspected of credit militants. the attack occurred in the yemeni town for hundreds of al qaeda militants were said to have flown hours before the yemeni army recaptured southern strongholds earlier this week. a top official is warning the uprising in syria has grown into a full-scale civil war amid worsening violence in several key areas. herve ladsous, the u.n. undersecretary general for peacekeeping operations, is the first senior u.n. official to brand syria's conflict as a civil war. syrian activists report 51 civilians as well as 12 soldiers were killed in clashes on tuesday. more reports are emerging that both the syrian military and opposition rebels are receiving heavy arms from outside the country. on tuesday, hillary clinton accused russia of sending helicopters to syrian president bashar al-assad. >> we

where a man claiming to be a member of al qaeda has taken several hostages in the bank in the southern france city of toulouse. we're joined now with our reporter in paris. this is the same city where we had the shootings also buy and al qaeda sympathizers supposedly just a little while ago. >> that is right. some of our viewers may remember a very tense 32-hour siege between police and an al qaeda member back in march. he killed three jewish children and a rabbi. that ended with the shooting death of him. we believe this morning a gunman went into a branch of cic, just streets away from where the other al qaeda member was shot dead. initially we're told he demanded money. it went wrong in the siege developed. from that point he has told police he is inspired by al qaeda and demanding to speak to the same police unit that was involved in that incident. we understand a shot was fired. four people are being held hostage, including the branch manager. >> it has to be set, france not a country like britain with these kinds of situations. >> no, in recent weeks there has been a zero tolerance policy re

the i-95 quarter. south of us a new storm has developed in this unstable atmosphere. it may impact baltimore city on the southern and eastern side of the city as it moves up i-95. if you are near the anne arundel county line, take shall turn down. same thing in seven baltimore county. be on the -- in seven baltimore county. take shelter right now. it can go all around -- a while before we hear reports of damage. the storms have damaging winds and they may produce tornadoes. take shelter, and be very careful. >> thank you very much. we are talking about hard for county. skyteam 11 was over hard for county. dave williams joins us by phone. things are a little messy. audio] hello, are you there? >> this is some fresh damage we are saying. these are new pictures, correc t? >> these are new pictures from hartford county. this is about a block north of 150 -- 52 on route 1. the whole group is gone. you can see the furniture. you will see a another set of signs bent over. once we leave on the spot, we will show you what is across the street from

for moving population to balance out the imbalance that may exist at that time between the southern part of the city and the northern part of the city. i am comfortable leaving it at that and therefore would not support the proposal at this time. commissioner schreiber: thank you. my point of view is starting off with a significant change solely for the purpose of population -- unless there is an overriding reason to who make the change which donohue -- based on comments. the only testimony we have had consistent with respect to treasure island is the community that shares of with six rather than three. we have heard that from the supervisor and other community organizations. i would not supported at this time if it becomes necessary to change to achieve some overriding goal with respect to neighborhoods we're trying to keep together. i might put it on the table at this point. chairman mcdonnell: thank you very much. >> i do not think i would entertain moving treasure island to district 3. i seem to recall testimony that treasure island residents to share services with district 6 and right now, i do

case what would happen to the serbs living on the territory acquired by the albanians not the so southern city of this moment and from the point of view of the constitution it's not possible and one of the citizens of serbia say yes in a referendum but i don't know but the serbians who live outside these four communities in the north depend on pristina k. for when making a new legacy international society especially the united nations should guarantee its absolute security and serbia should guarantee a good life and that's something that serbia avoided a bit and i will do my best over the serbs in kosovo can live from their work without waiting for assistance and depending on the institutions of pristina because this would start the indirect recognition of kosovo's independence of the. soul. of the cities in russia as well as in serbia you hear very often that the hague tribunal is unfair to the serbs do you plan to continue the cooperation with the chinese be you know initiated by the democrats. i have been the team leader who defended voice shell and i struggled against carla del ponte a for

southern california are awaiting autopsy results to figure out exactly what killed rodney king. he was found by his fiancee sunday morning at the bottom of a swimming pool in the southern california city of rialto. he was videotaped being beaten by l.a. police in 1991. that set off that national firestorm. the officers' kui kit equitial sparked riots, leaving 50 people dead. rodney king was 47 years old. >>> prosecutors have rested their case against former penn state coach jerry sandusky. as the defense begins, there's word of a new strategy. chris the live in bellefonte, pennsylvania, with details of the attorneys' approach. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning. we have some new developments at the sandusky trial. just a few moments ago the judge in this case let the jury go home for the day. he told them that they had some technical details they had to work out with some witnesses, and so the judge released the jury right around 2:00 here. the judge also announced a new timetable for this trial, saying that things are moving quickly. he expects the defense in this case to continue calling witnesses and through noon on wednesday. he said after that he will have closing arg

. >> the mayor says that will come from meeting was community and particularly in the southern part city where most of the violence is occurring. >> thank you and golden state warriors head coach revealed he's the victim of an extortion attempt stemming from an extramarital affair six years ago. the smoking gun reports a 28-year-old former stripper and paying adams $5,000 after she threatened him in april. and then alert warriors when a demand was made. they now face charges in this case. jackson believes a statement saying quote, i made errors and i apologize for any embarrassment i may have caused family, frendz and warriors. warriors expressed support for jackson today. >> san francisco suspended sheriff will begin testifying in two hours in the city ethics commission. the mayor suspended mirkarimi after the sheriff pleaded guilt dwree misdemeanor false imprisonment charges and admitted he bruised his wife's arm. he told dan noiz he's ready to take the stand in his own defense, and also revealed to abc 7 that his lawyers will raise new questions about his next door neighbor who report

two car bombs have gone off in the southern iraqi city killing at least ten people injuring thirty two others a few details at the moment but police say the blasts happened in a restaurant and you know this week two attacks targeted. killing nine. sprains boring costs have soared to their highest since joining the euro but misery continues piling up with ratings agency fitch downgrading eighteen spanish banks the country has had to tap into one hundred billion euros from a financial backer fund to help shore up its banks which have been saddled with a mountain of bad. thing that was supposed to post a faith in the euro but political risk consultant john huntsman says it's getting increasingly tough for politicians to convince investors. the point is that of course the germans are going to part with their money without conditions mrs merkel has a very tough political scene or sell and if she were said to just give the spanish hundred million euro the people in germany would think she lost her mind so they're going to be conditions of course the troika is going to look over spanish banks

the southern portion of baltimore. elk ridge and dorchester, moving over the southern portion of the city.e'll have pictures sent to us. this cell is strong as we are tracking this from the dc area and continuing to feed in with the heavy moisture and heavy rain and very, very violent winds and some of these cells. that one moving rather quickly. it should be through the city in the next 15 or 20 minutes and hopefully it will cancel the warning and not seeing a lot of rotation. more rain across baltimore and harford and a lot of activity along the dc area and moving pretty much to the northeast. so we are not done in baltimore, this is moving up 95. i think we will see some more stuff and heavy activity, maybe a slight break, slight break but this stuff is moving right up through the area. we'll have to watch the line to the west. kind of breaking up a little bit but we will see more storms going after nine or 9:30 tonight as we watch the front finally across the region and once again the tornado warning in effect for the areas, southern baltimore, a little bit of northern aa county and so

, trying to crack down with russian support and iranian support on the protest movement from the southern city to the northern end. at the same time it seems to be implementing a plan b. that calls for the liaison of a majority onslave along the coast and the central parts of the syrian and the plains and cities. if is ethnic cleansing campaigns that are taking place, we see it happening in homs city. more than half the population of that city, almost 600,000 people have been displaced since the beginning of the evolution. and we are seeing a cities and towns that seem to toward driving people to the east and toward the river. we are seeing campaigns in places that cement to ethnically cleans the area from the sunni population. and we are seeing in other areas in the mountain areas, we are seeing basically the province and ethnic cleansing that already cleared several population there in the mountain. there are several more to go. and the sunni population in other places are under virtual seize surrounded by check points all over the neighborhoods and every night and we have videos to prover i

working with atf to trace the firearms, the chief says the most crime-ridden areas were in the southern end of the cityce put a lot of various agencies on this crackdown including the u.s. marshal's office and department of corrections and the chief says they will not let up on crime. a live from san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu news. >>> the dmv's web site appears to be back up and running but that's after a long outage. the site has been down since monday because of an internal connection issue. although everything appears working now there's still a message on the web site urging people to make transactions by phone or in person. the dmv says it will waive any late penalties for people who are delayed by the computer glitch. >>> san jose is the center of the u.s. gymnast conviction world this -- gymnastics world this week. trials start this afternoon. the bay area is home to dozens of gyms where future olympic hopefuls train and learn the basics before trying out elite moves. u.s. gymnastics must pick just five men and five women to compete in the london olympics. the u.s. field is considered quit

. >> and this has been sitting here in the southern sections of the city now the last hour, hour and half or so and barely moving. it's cleared of 66. arlington, you drying up from north to south and into alexandrea and growing a bit. if it's moving, it's barely moving to the south. that is putting down in good rain there and lightning from time to time and this spire thunderstorm down around waldorf and nowhere sections of charles county. that is all we're seeing and in terms of that temperature, 73; monasses, 72; quantico right now, 75 degrees and that spotty shower or thunderstorm at 7:00. the temperature in the lower 70s and clouds at 9. and a few clouds on 65 by 11:00. tonight's numbers into the 50s and that broad area of low pressure to the most of us and keeping most of the rain to the north of us. this evening, we have had some showers and thunderstorms and this is what we were looking at on radar and that is probably all we're going to see. i don't see anything else popping up around. the weekend, the jet stream to the north and we get out of the ever-present trough of low p

nike is only releasing up to 5,000 pairs, and this san francisco store, and the culliver city location in southern california are -- cu culver r city location are the only two selling the shoe. >> i want to make sure they got the shoes at a fair price. >> it has been freezing. we started out with blankets and ended up buying sleeping bags. and we tried to pitch a tent, but they said the tent is too big. we rented a hotel that we can visit and come back. >> reporter: the assistant manager says they won't know how many pairs of shoes they will get until the day the shoe goes on sale. some of these people may be out of luck. if they don't have enough shoes. a pair of these shoes on sale on e-bay right now, going for $80,000. >> this is not the first nike shoe to cause such a frenzy. last december, the new nike air jordan caused major nationwide excitement. but things got out of hand in some places. here in the bay area, 1 man hired a gun while waiting in line. no one was injured, but several other cities have reports of shootings outside stores where the shoes were being sold. >>> berkeley is crackin

the california police chiefs association. i spent 21 years in the city of torrance in southern california before coming up here, a city of to under 50,000, about 350 personnel. -- 250,000, about 350 personnel. much smaller organization. completely different type of agency. but one of the things we found was to my career and particularly at the beginning, there was really no classis% -- classes pe se, and we started a course on how to be a successful chief. a very strong component of that was an ethics, and what is the chief's responsibility within their department relating to at the experience included in that, it had to do with the abuse of power and misconduct. i was -- i guess you could say "a whistle-blower." i put together a case in which three officers i have worked with had been nearly to deaf a game and what they were off duty. -- nearly two -- to death a gain man -- a gay man when they were off duty. i dealt with the consequences for many years. it was very lonely in that position. very lonely getting death threats. very lonely worrying more about the people behind you than the crooks in front of you. not a nice situatio