the rescued are james bradford of chicago, brian shauna from tim brown and nick boss of tim brown. >>hey're out there until 2:00 a.m. searching, the coast guard cutter a little after midnight before the swell. >> the loss of one and possibly several sailors is weighing heavily on sales around the bay and around the country says the yacht club director. >> it is hard to imagine what the end result will be but we're playing it minute by minute right now and not giving up hope until we have to. >> the sad news tonight, the search has been suspended and is not likely to resume. >> thank you very much. and, a man is dead and his estranged wife is hospitalized in critical condition following an attempted murder-suicide. it happened around 2:00 this afternoon in front of a dive divorce lawyer. the woman was visiting the lawyer when her estranged husband shot her. he then turned the gun on himself and was pronounced dead at a hospital. police are now saying it is the daughter of the two people involved. witness reported the shooting yesterday morning in the parking lot of a shopping center on

the 30 year-old from tim brown told the marin independent journal that the sales were shredded, the mast snapped an ever flotation device was ripped off. and when the low-speed chase was swamped by waves during the race, five of its eight crew members died after being thrown into the chilly pacific as the yacht ran aground. you see it there. authorities say found no evidence of criminal negligence in that crash. other bay area headlines that we're following, a group called occupy student debt says they're holding demonstrations across the nation today to process the cost of higher education. organization calls the day one trillion dollar a day, the day when combined debt of u.s. students will pass the one trillion dollar market. a plan to protest at uc santa cruz. election officials confirmed a measure to increase san jose's minimum wage has enough signatures to qualify for the ballot in november. if it is passed, the city's minimum wage would go up to $10 per hour with annual inflation adjustments. >> cbs news has learned that newt gingrich will be ending his bid for the presidency acco

tim brown's fiancee is 53-year-old judith seymor, mother two of children in their 20s. pim says judy was catholic, committed to her faith and dedicated to her children camilla and brian. >> she did everything for them. every decision she made in life and every course she took, the first consideration was her children. >> tim says due to his already proving to be an excellent nurse because she naturally cares for others and like many of the victims was looking forward to graduating in june. and beginning a new chapter in her life. judith seymor born in guyana her body will be buried next to her grand mother. the memorial service for lidia sim begins here at 8:00 tonight. >> and we're learning about three shooting victims who were wounded and survived. a 19-year-old spoke to us just hours after the shooting. and at highland hospital she was treated and released. she suffered a gunshot wound to the right arm. two other victims were named as well. and those killed are a 21-year-old lidia sim, kathleen ping, 40-year-old doris chubuko and judith seymor. >> stay with us for co

brian chong of tim brown says he will spend years looking back on this weekend and asking questions that may never be answered. he goes on to say " we ask for privacy for our families during this extremely difficult time of loss and profound sadness, our thoughts and prayers are with those that lost, and their families ". the coast guard has indefinitely suspended the search for the four people that are still missing. they are all presumed dead. three people to survive in the coast guard has recovered the body of one. the yacht crashed saturday after hitting big waves. >> a second day of grilling from lawmakers on capitol hill over the general services administration spending scandal. to date questions revealed the agency's culture of waste beyond a controversial $823,000 conference in las vegas. federal investigators found that gsa administrators and their families were taking trips to hawaii, napa valley, and the south pacific, all paid for by taxpayers. >> $44 for breakfast? someone had to see that. are you kidding me? >> one former gsa employee said that he was not aware a 1900 dolla

. >> tim brown is speaking out about his loss. his fiancee, 53-year-old judith seymor. family request we not show pictures of judy but did want people to know of her faith and extraordinary dedication to her two grown children, camilla and brian. >> she did everything for them. every decision made in life, every course she took. the first consideration and number one priority was her children. >> tim says he worried when he heard about the shooting monday because he knew judy was in class and says she had nursing experience and was just two months from graduating. and entering a profession she loved. >> she took time and patience to take care of each person individually. and so that she had a lot of good stories of telling me about how patient just loved her and looked forward to seeing her. >> family as cross the bay area grieve, tim says his focus son his loss, not the man responsible. >> right now, myself, i'm going to so much personal grief for camilla, brian and myself. i don't have time and energy to focus on that individual. >> and for now, judy seymor's adult ch

. >> tim brown is speaking out for the first time about his loss. his fiancee, 53-year-old judith see more. the san jose family requests that we not show pictures of judy but did want people to know of her deep faith and extraordinary dedication to her two grown children camilla and brie. >> she did everything for them. every decision in life and every course she took. her number one pride was her children. >> reporter: tim says he worried when knew about the shooting monday because he knew judy was in class. she already had nursing experience and was two months away from graduating and entering a profession she loved. >> she took time and patience to take care of each person individually so that she had a lot of many good stories to tell me about how the patients just loved her and really looked forward to seeing h her. >> reporter: as families across the bay area grieve, tim says h his focus is on his profound loss and not the man responsible. >> right now, myself i'm going through so much personal grief for are camilla and brian and for myself th

today, however, he was not perfect and neither was tim thomas for the browns. lucky for him, the teammates had his back and it was a tight one in boston this afternoon. nicky backstrom back for the one-game suspension and what a game it was. third period, tied at two and the forgotten cap mike knuble off of the rebound and the caps in front, 3-2 and how about braydenhopi. 34 saves and none more spectacular than this. you have to be limber, boys and girls. can you believe that? a blitz and comes up with the stop and tied at 3. late in the third and troy brewer said enough is enough and with that second goal of the series and the split doing net minder, i guess you could say. >> he battles extremely hard and he works smart as well and stays square and gets the job done and makes it simple. >>> they dealing first, gabby sanchez goes down swinging and anabell sanchez strikes out and straussburg with john buck the down. six strikeouts and six innings for him. no score, and desmond swinging for the fences and gets one to go over the fence in left fold and with that s

democrat elizabeth warren versus scott brown in massachusetts and former governor tim kaine against georgellen in virginia. joining me, bob mccuen from ohio democratic strategist and nia henderson thank you for joining me. is the claim by mitt romney that some how the american is not american. is this the argument dressed up in a slightly prettier outfit. >> in some ways i think that's a fair argument. to make, that this is mitt romney kindeller gentler saying that president president obama is some how not american. this is what you heard since 2008. it was a strategy that hillary clinton folks toyed with, and there were ads out it's time for americans to have an american president alluding that barack obama was not an american. so i think this is something that we're going see. i think throughout this campaign, and it is--i think it is something very common for political campaigns to have this whole idea of some how the other guy doesn't get regular americans or some how doesn't get the struggles. i think you'll see that the democrats will make the same arguments about mitt romney. >> it

narrator: just down the road, tim edmonds is building a whole new community for people like margot brownoon his efforts will transform this farmland into corporate office parks, a golf course and 4,600 new homes. this is, indeed, an edge city. as you look at suburbanization of america and following transportation corridors, both north and south-- whatever the geographic area happens to be-- it is, uh, an example of that. people here are commuting within the 25-to-30-mile radius. um, u're not going to see too much migration into the city, but they are currently working with about a 25-mile radii, and they're looking for value and looking for, uh, lifestyle. the development is really creating a whole, new town. uh, we will have up to 5,000 residential units, rohly 400 acres of commercial office areas. we have various retail components, golf courses, school sites. so you're going to see all the elements that you would see in most hometowns. uh, they will all be in one development. narrator: one development-- building over 2,600 acres of prime farmland. pihl: sobo is femo xious buyanowth isu

and did we mention tim tebow is delivering a special easter message to thousands this weekend. i'm patty ann brown, america's news headquarters live from the nation's capital starts now! >> a plane just came down right here. unbelievable, man. look at that. gone! all gone, dude. >> you are look at the immediate aftermath of that navy jet slamming into an apartment complex in virginia beach yesterday. incredibly fire officials say it looks like everyone survived the crash. peter deucecy is live on the scene with more for us. hi, peter. [inaudible] >> all right. we were having audio problems there with peter doocy. we will get back to him for an update on the jet crash. moving on right now, a manhunt in tulsa, oklahoma this hour after an apparent shooting spree left three people dead and two more critically injured. police believe the same person or group of people is responsible for the attacks, which happened within three miles of each other at around the same time yesterday morning. police don't think the victims new each other. they are trying to figure out the motive. >> the political meeting o

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rules to ensure the house votes on h.r. 14, a bill brought forth by representative tim bishop and representative corrine brown, containing the text of the senate transportation bill, senate bill 1813, which passed the senate by an overwhelming bipartisan vote of 74-22, to discuss our amendment to the rule i'm proud to yield three minutes to the gentlewoman from florida, ms. brown. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from florida is recognized for three minutes. ms. brown: thank you, mr. chairman. i would encourage every member to defeat the previous question so we can end this legislative circus and bring the bipartisan senate transportation bill to the floor. our nation infrastructure is at a critical junction and the traveling public and men and women who build our roads and rails don't have time for the games that the republicans are playing with this bill. the republican my way or the highway attitude is not how we should legislate. transportation has always been a nonpartisan issue. but that has changed when the new republican leadership took control of the house. in just two years the republican le

brown. here with us now, mayor tim menino. bill delahunt. has been. representing the boston area, state senator sonia chang diaz. very good to have you all onboard. >> great to see you. >> delahunt, what are you holding? >> this is a bat that i used to bang one off the wall about maybe 35 years ago. >> oh. >> and here is a problem. it's a carl crawford bat, and it actually serves more as a golf club because every time he hits it, it's strike three. >> oh, yeah. >> strike three. >> that's how you play golf. >> crawford, man. at least he is a good fielder. oh, wait, no, he's not. he screwed that up too. >> i might need to use that before the show is over. >> delahunt, what are you doing besides getting in trouble? and you owe me for the bail money. >> i'm living the dream. i bailed you out so many times. >> oh, god. please don't. >> it's coming to me at this point. >> can we not go down memory lane again? can we just not? i really don't -- no. >> mr. mayor, talk about how important fenway has been to this city for so long. >> it's the most beloved ballp

brown. >> it was a fun night for everybody. >> he has a backup dancers and everything. >> a great cause. thanks for letting us be a part of that. >> definitely. i sing tim mcgraw for my karaoke. we had the rainfall yesterday. back to sunshine the next couple days and comfortable. the weekend has uncertainty on sunday damp. >> we need some of that to clear away the pollen. >> and water the garden naturally. we have a small dent in the rainfall deficit. here's a look at some of the rainfall totals. stephens city got the most in our area. meyersville got about a third of an inch along with bunker hill. that was yesterday. there's a live look at the bay this morning. still some clouds overhead. the clouds will be breaking within the next couple hours. then we will have a lot of sunshine. the rockfish opener is this saturday at 5:00 a.m., the season opening. we will look at the satellite and radar composite. we do have cloud cover still lingering especially over calvert county where we just had a live picture and at chesapeake beach. the clouds will continue pushing east. we will be back to a lot of sunshine later on today. we are shifting the focus of to th

tim tebow will speak at an outdoor easter service in texas. expecting 20,000 people to come to hear the football player. that's all for me in washington. i'm patti ann browne. have a happy easter, everyone. >> kelly: fox news alert. a news conference is underway right now in virginia beach where a navy jet fighter slammed into a crowded apartment complex ap the accident called a miracle. students, pilot and instructor along with everyone on the ground surviving the fiery crash, but it could have been so much worse. the pilots now hailed as heroes. hello, i'm kelly wright. >> julie: i'm julie banderas, in for jamie colby. and we're getting new dramatic video of the moment the jet engulfs the apartments in flames, huge flames, listen as they describe the terrifying scene on the ground. >> basically like he dropped out of the sky, pretty much. the front end started going down and boom, huge black cloud of smoke. >> out on the back porch, and i seen the canopy of the plane, and i lost everything, renters insurance. >> he we heard the plane fly in and there was a terrible loud crash and everything shook and then the black smoke and then, it just took off. it ju

sherrod brown in ohio back when john kasich got elected and there was this terrible ohio backlash and worrying about that seat and he's doing well and it's with the support of women. you have tim cain in virginia. it's not just president obama who is being void by this support. it's key democratic senators in tough races. i see this continuing. i don't see there's really anything they can do at this point that they want to do to turn this around and say, you know what, we were wrong about this. this was settled in the '60s, we apologize. i think it's too late. >> ruth, how important is it for president obama. he came without a video message talking about planned parenthood. he's going right at the republicans right now. that's about as aggressive a statement as you can make and he's putting be republicans on the defensive. what does it mean? >> it means he knows he benefits. look, he's at 60% with women and mitt romney is at 30%. clearly, this is a settled issue. this is not an issue that's up in the air. should women have basic access to birth control or should their boss or pharmacist interfere and prevent it. what last night show it's not hyperbole it's a force trying to dr

colleagues have already joined, many of them -- senators begich, sherrod brown, durbin, senator franken, the presiding officer, timohnson, leahy, murray, stabenow, whitehouse, and wyden as cosponsors of the legislation. i thank them and i urge all of my colleagues to join us in supporting this legislation. if we do not act, the average borrower will have to pay aprex $2 -- approximately $2,800 more in interest on their loans. student whose take out the maximum $2 3,000 in student loans could owe more on this $5,000 more. this particular measure will hit middle-income families the hardest. because they are the ones who rely most significantly on these stub subsidized student loans. the subsidized student loan program is a need-based financial aim program. to get the low rate and the in-school interest subsidies, students must demonstrate economic need. nearly 60% of the dependent students who qualify for subsidized loans come from families with incomes of less than $60,000. and that is literally the middle class and the working poor of this country. this is an issue of fairness, and at a time ironically of historic

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tim tooten, wbal-tv 11 news. >> tuition is also going up next year. for a closer look at the rest of those fees, log on to our web site, wbaltv.com. click on "education." >> a brownedgical procedure in maryland. >> if you are going to brush your teeth, wait a minute. doctors performed the most extensive full face transplant ever. we'll see the before and after in our next hour. >> hi. i'm pete gilbert. up next in sports, the final four. a look at lacrosse trying to stay undefeated on the season. stories straight ahead. >> coming up next, get your business plans ready. maryland has a new program helping to fund hundreds of entrepreneurs. also, find out how a trip to alaska became the impetus for a baltimore-based business. >> later, two men join us to talk about a baltimore gem saving the lives from veterans. i'm barry sims. all this and more at 11:30 this turn left. the passat is one of nine volkswagen models named a 2012 iihs top safety pick. not that we'd ever brag about it. turn right. come on, nine. turn left. hit the brakes. huh? how'd that get there? [ male announcer ] we can't hide how proud we are to have nine top safety picks like the passat and jetta. so

my colleagues have already joined, many of them -s begich, sherrod brown, durbin, senator franken, the presiding officer, tim johnson, leahy, murray, stabenow, whitehouse, and wyden as cosponsors of the legislation. i thank them and i urge all of my colleagues to join us in supporting this legislation. if we do not act, the average borrower will have to pay aprex $2 -- approximately $2,800 more in interest on their loans. student whose take out the maximum $2 3,000 in student loans could owe more on this $5,000 more. this particular measure will hit middle-income families the hardest. because they are the ones who rely most significantly on these stub subsidized student loans. the subsidized student loan program is a need-based financial aim program. to get the low rate and the in-school interest subsidies, students must demonstrate economic need. nearly 60% of the dependent students who qualify for subsidized loans come from families with incomes of less than $60,000. and that is literally the middle class and the working poor of this country. this is an issue of fairness, and at a time ironically of histor