, -- >> he did a pull up to get out of the pop at his ymca. w he thinks he can everything. >> how do you keep him in a crib? >> he goes every. when i tell people my kid does pull ups, they pretend to believe me, and then when i bring it up on youtube, they're like wow, that's amazing. >> i bet you guys are extreme baby proofing. i offered to bring over for 30 minutes, he will see if he baby proof or not. >> i'm thinking he'll be a pro rock climber. >> we give him spinach in his omelet like popeye. >>> coming up, this guy travels the world while exercising. >> did you see the el vis doing puch ups? >> he is a man with a plan, and he is making it happen with spray paint. . >> i know what happens. >> what it is? >> nick is right, the story behind the mural. >> can you imagine having one of these welcome people would freak out. >> find out how much this game changing t five differs were on their favorite spot to hawaii. they spotted a raft, got concerned, thought somebody might be in trouble, but it wasn't a person. >> looks like this poor person h

sometimes, and try to get here at 6:00. i will go to the church. they take everybody out at 6:15 because they give the kids practice, and then you leave, and you are not welcome back until 6:00 p.m., but the latest you can go is 9:00. that church is discriminating against the shelters because they do not want the shelter people living at the church, so that is why they have to move. what are people going to do on the first? they might have money. they cannot afford a room. it is the best place to go. it is quiet. they feed you good food. they have good people there. the churches are discriminating against shelters. somebody has got to do something because of they do not, it will be have it out here. robbery, stealing, more drugs, more people living in front of properties and businesses, and the police come and pick you up. if you do not open the door, what are we going to do? we're not going to stay in the street and get ran the fuck over. i ain't. that is the best i can do for you. >> thank you very much. >> as you can see, raw, unedited footage th

get a direct route to at&t park, the special round-trip service sold out earlier this weekend. >> which one are you taking? >> the 11:30 hopefully. still make it if we get to 12. >> the rest of the giants faithful and other san francisco bound travelers leaded on to the late morning ferries in droves. and where ferries're full, many streets and highways were not. for the second day in a row, traffic leading to and from the golden gate bridge did snarl up a bit through the presidio, but traffic on almost bard was light to say the least, and the detour recommended by caltrans, it was bustling but not too busy. for those who chose the bay bridge, traffic backed up sunday heading into the toll plaza, just like saturday. >> bay bridge driving. >> how was the backup? >> bumper to bumper all the way. real slow. >> he avoided the traffic headache he got yesterday by ferrying into an francisco now. so as crews continue on the doyle drive demolition and its replacement, it seems travelers did their best to help by avoiding the area all tog

>> he's definitely going to need a bath after this. this is the floor att. >> kids don't care. kids are just glad to be getting a ride. >> there's no way this kid's mom or dad would let this happen. but when you're the grand parent, oh, you want to do that? okay, great. >> look at granny she, has her head down and her hand up but i feel like she's laughing. >> you know what would be really funny, if that wasn't her grandson. >> just some strange kid? >> some kid. >> i want that granny to be my granny. >> that's it for the countdown, everybody. we're so glad that you joined us. have a fantastic weekend! we'll see you on monday. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com bailey: there are 13,000 cabs in the streets of the big apple, but there's only one that pays you. climb into the cash cab,

it might be something to look at. i would like for us to think about the night as our final time to look at maps a taken additional changes. >> in terms of the day, i agree that we should get close to final. i do want to be mindful of that i don't think we should finalize the map until we have finalized the report. >> i of think anybody expected today to have a significant comment. we should get to closing of the big issues, at least, for us. >> given this discussion, i think we have evolved them out to a pretty great degree. i think that we need to put substantial work on the text in the next week. i don't know what the best word is, i guess i am uncomfortable evidence of what this agreement with member to well above the level of detail. given all the comment that we have heard, i think we need to document the outreach effort we have made over this time and make sure that we give some flavor of the district and the comments that we have gotten, i think it is important not to just reference to the minutes. i gathered t

you don't need the air temperature to be at freezing to get the ground or the surface temperatures to be at freezing. highs today upper 60s to even 71 in manassas. monika is in with time saver traffic. >>> howard, we have a pretty big situation on 66 on the inbound side. two separate accidents near manassas after route 234. apparently four cars involved in total. let's go to our sky 9 shot. i'm going to step out here so you can take a look at it. on the inbound side of i-66, you can see quite a bit of activity there and traffic squeezing by right now to the right inbound on i-66. this is right after route 234 in manassas trying to get into centreville so that's a big deal for you commuters who leave the house early to get through manassas and for your commute through this area. i'll take you to another live picture so you can see what it looks like on the inbound side of i-66. a tough situation here. if you are a metro rider, you may have heard about the problems on the blue and orange line overnight at the rosslyn station. our delia goncalves is live at the scene to give us an update

to 67. hagerstown at 61. 72 on the bay and 69 at andrews. cambridge down to 60. this afternoon your highs will range from around 70 at pax river and 75 in d.c. and 72 in martinsburg. monika, it is 5:00 a.m. how is it looking? >> in virginia there is an incident right now. i was just getting word about it on the northbound side of i- 95. the beltway looks great but if you're planning to head northbound on 95, watch out. an accident just reported before lorton. two lanes are blocked right now with police on the scene. so as you head up north on northbound side of i-95, watch out for it. i'll give you details shortly on the accident. we'll go a little further north on the northbound side of i-95 here in springfield. this is past the accident scene. you should be okay as you head for 395 and the 14th street bridge. no problems to report 066, the gw parkway, dulles toll road. coming inbound you'll be okay. we'll take a live look at 66 and centreville. all lanes are open. volumes still light. coming up in my next report, an update on the accident on 95 in virginia at 5:

you can send your best wishes to jc at jchayward.com. she does watch so expect a big welcome when she returns to work on monday. i wouldn't be surprised if she's here-- >> that woman is a force. >> she is a force to be reckoned with but she has saved so many lives. >>> 5:18. the nationals provided some free baseball in their home opener. >> the capitals and bruins were tied at the end of regulation at zero. highlights coming up in sports. >>> the question of the day, by the time the average american student graduates from high school, they've done this at least a thousand times. is it a, taken a test or exam, b, fallen asleep in class, or c, eaten a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. our viewers give this serious thought. terry wrote c, after we ate peanut butter and jelly sandwich, we'd fall asleep in class, the teacher would wake us up and give us a test. >> log on to our facebook fan page and leave your response. well have the answer in our 6:00 hour. we'll be right back. make plans now to join joel and victoria osteen in our nation's c

the winds gusting now to 24 at reaganational. 22 in martinsburg. gusting to 18 in frederick. so there's definitely a breeze out there. i think the max will be in the 25 range. and temperatures which are in the 50s. mid to even upper 50s near 60 in fredericksburg. out to the west it's 50 cumberland. look at garrett county and oakland only 26. not feeling like spring at all while leesburg and annapolis today at 54 at noon. here's a look at the michael & son weather camera and the fair weather cumulus are dotting the sky right now with 57 officially right now at reagan national. humidity at 40%. and really dry air mass. out west boy things are cooking once again. rain, snow, storms keep coming there. this storm by saturday may be responsible for severe weather outbreaks in oklahoma city up toward wichita, kansas that i- 35 corridor. but between now and then, high pressure near us it will move in. it's really not much weather headed our way except for some clear skies and a chilly night tonight. and then a nice warmup especia

temperatures aren't going to move much at all. our day planner calling for the clouds, on and off showers, periods of rain, northeast winds 5 to 10. temperatures around 60. we'll really just stay there, maybe fall to the upper 50s. so a cool day. i'll be back in a few minutes with the seven-day forecast and have some more warm temperatures and more chances for rain. right now over to monika with time saver traffic. >>> a few more people out southbound i-270 at father hurley boulevard but not enough to cause a delay down to the point where the lanes divide. just getting word of an accident in virginia on 95. i'll have that next at 5:17. back to you guys. >>> here's what's making news now at 5:10. a debate is under way on what to do with the ship costa concordia. in january the cruise ship hit a rock off the coast of italy. 32 people died in that wreck. two of whose bodies have not been found yet. with fuel and hazardous materials now pumped out, insurance agents will decide whether to repair the ship or cut it up for scraps. >>> res

he has to wait half an hour every day at the fremont b.a.r.t. station for a shuttle pick-up to take him the rest of the way down. >> i've om lived in this area for around two years. so i haven't had so long to wait. but it seems like it's a pretty major geographic area you'd want to connect. >> reporter: a groundbreaking just south of the end point celebrates the momentum pushing forward the project, decades in the making. >> we have had some construction already started at some of the intersections where b.a.r.t. crosses. but today we are looking at full steam ahead. >> reporter: the project cleared its last hurdle with money from the fed last month, paving the way more major job creation, an estimated 18,000 jobs until 2016. in that first year alone, the extension will serve an average of 23,000 commuters a day. the thought of saving time on a direct commute, well, that's where b.a.r.t. riders like john french get excited. >> yeah, sleeping in. not getting up at 5:00 in the morning to get to a meeting on time. >> reporter: and a luncheon with s

what evidence we are going to look at? i'm going to object the commission doing anything other than shutting this down. >> is that in a nut shell is the position his attorneys are taking. >> we think this process is flawed and no rules can fix it. >> the hearing will be held in room 400. the director has drafted his recommendations and they call for written legal briefs first from the city along with evidence. then, there is a response followed by the city's response. the charter requires their recommendation to be approved by supervisors but will take nine of 11 members to remove mirkarimi. >> and his lawyer told me if they lose on the supervisor level they'll take this case to the courts. at 6:00 we hope to have a little of what is going on in that hearing. >> bart trying to upgrade the fleet there. is a push to buy americans but there is interest for getting the best cars for the best price this, is a deal worth billions. and. >> bart decided to go with a lowest bid but interestingly it's not the bid that has the greate

the meter money will add up to nearly $2 million. the board is looking at a proposal to raise the price of traffic tickets by five bucks. >>> spring is in the air today, all week, in fact, summer like temperatures by end of the week. meteorologist christina loren, i don't mean to steal your thunder. >> go ahead, take it. she's exactly right. spring-like weather as we head through the first part of the week. then we transition right into summer when it comes to our highs. temperatures climbing into the 80s, and the reason why is because we're going to lose that natural cooling. oakland is getting a little break, we have been sunny in san jose just about all morning. same for the east bay. not going to be long before the clouds start to break apart. wait another hour for the sun to shine. look at the temperatures in south bay versus north bay. san francisco, 54 versus 71 already in sunnyvale. high pressure is bringing the temperatures up towards the end of the week, and first part of the weekend. i'll have the seven-day forecast in the next report. help you m

&t park are completely booked but we spoke to people at the ferry building and they say that they're trying to charter back a fairy from san fransisco terminal to larkspur but we love to stand by, more information. coming up. we're live in san fransisco with cbs 5. >> plan ahead and take your time. thank you. >> plans for a new fleet of trains already sparking a big fight. ann mackovic is here with why some people say outsourcing the construction is just not the american way. >> we want to the board and everyone else to know that we support union jobs. >> protest as the bart board of directors here's staff recommendation to award a multibillion-dollar contract to a canadian company to build the bart fleet. >> the company that we are recommending has the highest technical score and also the lowest price. so it is really the best of both worlds. >> the parts spokesperson says the company came in half a billion dollars under budget with a $2.5 billion bid for the 775 new cars. this is an artist rendering provided by bart. >> if they can have people work for 20¢ per hour that would be ch

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i would like to look at it in the reverse. f we were paying for sunday meters all of these years, what would be the arguments we would suddenly be used? i do not think it is gone to be as bad as everybody thinks. it is going to help our commercial areas. it is going to manage our parking. it will keep our transit vehicles running. and it is good policy. i am willing to make a motion. >> is there a second? >> second. director bridges: i have a quick question. is it possible -- to have some type of exemption from a period of time? not all churches are located in those commercial areas. a limited amount of churches. >> administratively, it would be theoretically possible. legally, i am not sure we could do that. i am happy -- i hear the question. i have offered to address specific location concerns with any party, not just faith based. just as we do generally it with our parking policies are having some adverse or unintended impacts. i am happy to explore that. faith based waivers probably would not be legal. director bridges: the

to rob this store. but he wasn't counting on a cop at the counter. >> oh! >> and what a customer does after the shooting is a real head shaker, too. he wants to be "the bachelor" on tv, but see why somebody's always pencilled him in as the groom. >> ah, we have someone who would like to propose to you. >> if "the bachelor" doesn't work out -- >> oh. >> and it's called jumping cactus for a reason. >> oh, oh [ bleep ] in my [ bleep ] leg! >> i'm sorry, dude. >> don't think about consequences as you do things. >>> it's time to kick things off. our first video. >> we've all had bad dates, but this one is straight-up horrifying. i found a video on krqe, new mexico state police officer's car. pulling up 0 an intersection you see a car straight around this corner. the police officer tries to stop him, but instead of pulling over, the driver of his car, 18-year-old angel gutierrez, desides he's going to take off at speeds of over 70 miles an hour, and sometimes reaching speeds of 107 miles an hour. in the car with him are two women. one of them he met just days ago

. >> here is a look at what we are expecting for the weather today. both class very similar toterday. we are expecting rain on the way for early tomorrow morning. the rain will be with us until at least the first half of thursday. >>george: here is a good look at the commute. we are not tracking any hot spots. we do have awarded accident on 121. i will tell you about that coming up. >>mark: overnight a gun battle in oakland that happened on the the 98 and holly street just after 11:00 p.m.. three people were shot and a sense of hospital. will tran is over at the oakland police are met with details. >>will: we have learned new information. all three people should survive their injuries. there was a man driving to the neighborhood when shots rang down. he was hit in its collarbone area and eventually made his way home the theory that is when he realized that he was it. will or under the understanding that the two men shot were firing at another party. it turns out they were firing at each other which is why at this point they are not looking for any additional suspects. there are

nothing really in the northwest i got to look at. i just prefer to be sitting looking that way. >> drake's dining hall dilemma is not his only self-imposed restriction. >> i got a specific order i do a lot of things. basically, rituals or routines. i always face my labels out, wash my hands a bunch. i hate stepping on the cracks. i tie them in a knot where i can see the letters. i've been hoarding stuff since i was a kid. >> drake's perceived need to sit only facing northwest recently got him in trouble. >> he apparently was involved in an incident yesterday in the chow hall. he was taken to segregation, i believe, pending investigation. i have not received any incident reports relative to this charge. so i want to go down here and just talk to him briefly and find out what happened. so i came over as part of my investigation process to try to figure out what happened. give me your side of the story. >> um, okay. well, i didn't want to sit at any of the tables that were present. so i started to leave. and i shoved a piece -- the ham i

5:57. >> at 5:31, more on today's vote to get final approval for a new round of metro fare hikes. >> coming up next at 5:15, howard has details on how much rain is headed our way. also a look at the weekend in the seven-day forecast. stay with us. >>> coming up on 5:14. it's 59 degrees? warmer than the past couple of days. we're going to enjoy it and see rain as well. >> we have a few showers already across the area. they've been fairly light. later we may see some leftier showers or even a rumble or two of thunder. we'll certainly take the rain. we have a deficit that we made a nice dent in earlier in the week. we just want to get rid of it. here's a look at your day planner. uous bus stop forecast first -- your bus stop forecast first. in the 50s with spotty showers. grab the rain gear to be on the safe side. much milder. sunrise at 6:16. as we go throughout the day, spotty showers will be happening at times today. midday maybe the better chance into the mid afternoon as winds go southeast on to southwest. we see temperatures climb i

you may want to consider bart. live shot at san rafael, and exclusive waze traffic app can give you speeds down to the street level. southbound parts of boulevard is moving at 31 miles an hour. it will help you decide your alternate and check out the bay bridge back-up as well. that will give you an idea of the best route for your commute today and download it at abc7news.com/waze put it on the smart phone and join the traffic spotter group. >> carolyn: that waze apsp the bomb. >> ferries are going to expanded to. we continue our team coverage. >>> final call. anybody else for larkspur! >> reporter: because so many people took the ferry and lots of people waited for the last run, they had two boats ready. with double the number of ferries, regular ferry riders like scott felt the squeeze. >> reporter: was it more packed than you usually see it? >> a lot more riders than i expected. >> one was the route to at&t park for the giants game. it is sold out for the weekend. >> this is what traffic looked like coming over golden gate b

the dropped as back to the level we ran at a week ago. s not like we are breaking down to where we were in february. since the problems i am watching go back to europe. it put a band-aid on things last year six >>mark: with the expectations for u.s. economic growth? >>justine: this is just in, it has to do with apple computers. more than a half-million apple computers have not been acted with a flashback trojan. 600,000 acts have not installed as of now where which potentially allows them to be hijacked. more than half of that number are computers based in the united states. apple has released a security of state but users who have not installed it have the potential to be exposed to this virus. >>darya: the trial date has been set for suspected serial killer joseph naso. he is accused of murdering four women in northern california between 1977 and 1994. he is representing himself at trial for recently hired a lawyer. the judge has scheduled the case for november and prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty if he is convicted. in oakland

to work? >> three weeks. 's the one problem at a time, please. >> thank you very much. >> i would also mention you could ride the metro if you want to do that. [laughter] mr. sayer, when you are having a dialogue with members weener about the percent of accidents that were chevy to do distractions, you came up with a number and which percent were activated to cell phone use. i think member or -- members weener are maybe member sumwalt. mr. bad ask what percentage would you attribute to distractions and which would you a trivet to cell phone use? >> i have to first say i don't remember the numbers exactly, but i believe we were in the same ballpark. i think our latest ncsa research report was within a 6% range although i can't quite really remember that for sure. i can get back to you. >> cell phones are distractions? >> i believe that was the cell phone. but i will have to give back to. >> one of the challenges depending on which panelists we talked to in which panel, everyone is using a little bit different numbers to talk about

we will not attempt to group at it but agree in principle to the item and then have our editors offer something to us. with that, but me turn to a number -- to member melara. >> what we are looking at is on the composition of the task force page one, i will probably need help with the names that are highlighted. i believe it is the elections department, not the commission that provides technical advice. the next page, number six, it says compactness. we wanted to get a better description. it's maybe the city attorney can provide s a sentence because it looked like it did not look complete. then on page 4 at the top we suggest we put something in there about budget allocation. it could also be in the recommendations because that is where it was also put in. is that something that anybody objects to? we would move it to the recommendations but we suggest report that summer. >> could you restate that? >> initially because of the outreach plan mentioned under this paragraph, i suggested there should be something here in the recommendation about the budget allocation not being at the time

, because i do believe that it has to be looked at in a more comprehensive manner. i'm happy to be part of this conversation and look forward to finding solution sthass would ease the burden on residents who live in neighborhoods that are attractive to people who are visiting our beautiful city. dd supervisor mar: thank you, president chu and supervisor olague. i wanted to add also that a number of residents from eighth avenue and 15th avenue on the richmond side have often over a period of time complain beside the loud amplified sounds and also the increase, it seems, in the number of tour buses going through fulton street. actually not far from where i live as well. i'm impacted by it as well as the residents of the richmond district. i know in some of the documents we have, it has some streets that are limited, and my hope is you can consider some of the streets in the inner richmond in particular that are also impacted. but thank you so much for calling the hearing. >> and mr. chair, if i could make one more comment, which is some of the things that i've been wor

two were taken to the hospital. >> who had had the pepper spray at a board of trustees meeting. >> the campus police. >> the board of trustees meeting is supposed to be closed to the public? >> no, it was open to the public. and they knew a lot of students would be there, that's why they opened another room where there could be overflow but it still wasn't enough. >> what were they doing that ended up resulting in pepper spray? >> the chairman and others said look, we're looking into this, because this gives us a black eye. we know that they're protesting, but certainly there may be another way this could have been handled besides pepper spraying the students. >> it seems it's going to enrage people even more. good way to get your students to transfer to another school. let's raise tuition and then pepper spray. >>> there's a new show on animal planet that explores the great outdoors of maine. it's called north woods log. there is an episode coming on this friday at 9:00 p.m. that has this pretty incredible moose rescue. >> oh. >> this actually follows maine's elite game wardens as the

at alcatraz. the camera has a shake to it. e picking up offshore flow, bringing up our temperatures with it. take a look at this. we'll be at 72 degrees inland today. thursday and friday, up to 78 degrees inland and 85 degrees on friday. so over the course of wednesday, between saturday, we're talking about almost a 15-20 degree jump, and it's already warm out there. just make sure you're ready for it. drink lots of water towards the week's end. back to you two. >> always got to stay hydrated. >>> finally, today marks a milestone in that olympic countdown if my calculations are correct. there's about 100 days from the opening ceremonies of those 2012 summer games. >> the milestone is being marked across england and internationally with a number of test events to iron out any operational problems before the flame is lit. that is on july 27. this morning, we've learned queen elizabeth will open the games. london is the first city in the modern era to host the olympics there three times. 1908, 1948, and 2012. you can catch all the

don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. eat videos all day long. >>> couple of scary moments for some firefighters in yorba linda, california. this from knbc. watch closely from the right side. >> there was somebody there. >> there were two firefighters inspecting a manhole dislodgement. the manhole cover had come loose. two firefighters stepped up to check it out. when the firefighter initially looked down the hole, he said he saw a little bit of smoke. before he had chance to get out of the way, the thing blew up. that explosion launched one of those firefighters about 10 feet into the air. you see the other firefighter stumble away. that wasn't the end of it. it blew up a second time as the cop was trying to approach and help the firefighter. and a third time as firefighters are saying, all right, everybody back up. >> what the heck is down there. >> an trillion fault of the manhole cover had come dislodged, electrical underneath. power went out to about 3,000 residents in the area. it looks a lot worse than it was. >> re

it was not originally going to be at city hall. ut i can attest they are. here we are today in our beautiful building hosting you. we're so proud to be able to do that. on a personal note, i want to thank one of my staff members, dave eberly, who was instrumental -- [applause] in working with nancy's people making it a reality today. mayor lee stole my entire speech. [laughter] just off the cuff, he is so amazing. he really gets this. as city administrator, he was in charge of our recovery efforts. he began the whole dialogue in san francisco about resilience. he gave many examples already of what we have been able to do in san francisco. much of the work we have been doing already fits perfectly with ndrs. i am so excited we are able to host this wonderful group today to begin to talk about how we think now in advance of how we're going to recover. san francisco has already come up from the flames. we are a phoenix. we have come back once and twice. when the next disaster hits, we will come back quickly again. using the newç frame

so they tried to mimic a bear den inside of this place. it's dark. they keep it at the right temperature, and these people go in every day to feed these bears. they wear the same clothes so that they smell like a bear, and they feed them porridge, just like in "goldilocks and the three bears." >> that's cute as can be. >> so cute you can't even stand it. >> what happens when the bears get big? >> they take them out around april into this enclosed area that's kind of like a large sanctuary where they start to wean them off the porridge even more to learn how to hunt and develop taste for other things. the enclosure actually has an open gate, and what they hope is that these bears will wander out of the open gate on their own and back into the wilderness where they did and will behave like a bear. >> so after all this hard work, are they trying to educate the poachers to not kill the bears they helped raise? >> that's the next step. they want to get animal laws in place. last year they did outlaw the winter den hunt. >> like a little bear boarding school. gets them al

to be u.s. attorney general eric holder at a polling place. he was obviously not the attorney general but was not required to show any identification. the election board says any evidence of criminal activity from last week's primary will be referred to law enforcement. >>> it's 5:35. it's your money time. >> jessica doyle is back and she has tax advice less than a week to go. we get a little extra time in d.c., right? >> a little extra time. it's the 17th this year. a lot of folks don't have the money to pay the tax bill this time of year because the economy has been so rotten. the tax man does come and if you can't pay your tax bill, know that you're not alone and you have options. >> reporter: you have less than a week to file your taxes and send uncle sam what you owe. if you don't pay, expect to get hit with lots of penalties and fees. but tax masters linda says there are some things you can do to mitigate the damage, such as pay your state taxes before your federal. >> it's always better to pay the state taxes first because the penalties

at a specific country. our task was to look at the systems and how they were structured. there is a lot of detail in this report. in two or three minutes, i want to look at them up basic core elements of the regulatory -- i want to look at four basic core elements of the regulatory system. it has to be responsive in being able to adapt to new problems and new types of regulate its products. what works 10 years ago may not work today. it has to be adaptable. we believe it has to be outcome oriented. we have to realize there are massive cultural and political differences between all of the countries. systems need to be set up. processes need to be set up that thoseplemented aable in countries. if you reach a point where the product is safe, the product should be able to be exported. if the same type of process goes through with the same type of problem, it is going to get detected. it has to be independent. it has to be independent of all political control and micromanaging. it has to be independent of economic factors. it h

at 63%. the clouds are starting to break apart. we have some strong winds. gusts at 45. do expect gusty winds throughout the day. it gets warmer in the seven-day and we have a slight chance for rain coming up. >> students will return to class as to the without two of their own. >> within just a few hours, two students died within just a few hours over the weekend. we're live to explain what happened. >> good morning, stan. many students becoming back for the first time since this weekend's tragedy. many found that the incident through facebook and a printer. >> everybody is really upset. mostly shocked. it was just a fund of nine -- a fun night. wake up, to the real students dead. >> police say a 20-year-old was walking northbound when he was hit by a car traveling in the same direction. the junior was pronounced dead at the scene. >> i was outside. we woke up this morning. i heard about one student in the hit-and-run. it was shocking and then there were reports of another one. >> almost 12 hours later, the body of a second student was found inside an apartment off campus

it is going to make its home in new york at the intrepid sealv, air and space museum scheduled to be pen in mid july. >>> a blast from the past makes its way over the golden gate bridge. you are looking at a decome missioned nike missile from the cold war era. it is making it twice half moon bay airport for this weekend's big pacific coast dream machine event. the vintage missile will be on dislay saturday and sunday and it is a popular event. >> something you don't see under the golden gate bridge. >> people are going to be stuck in traffic all weekend. at least nice and not rainy. >> sunny no matter where you are whether you are going to the coast to see that that or staying in your neighborhood, a lot of sun. -- a few clouds trying to develop off the coast if we see clouds the next of days that's where they will be in the morning a lot of sunshine everywhere beautiful picture from vollmer peak looking west across emeryville into san francisco. let's talk about what is going to happen this weekend, a sweep possibly the days, possible at&t park i'll have the forecast for the game com

the big plan an artist has that could light up the bay at night. >> he used to shop at this mall and now hundreds of people are here to get his photograph. deandre makes his first public appearance, we'll tell you what he's been up to. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business... to providing grants to a nonprofit which offers job training and placement... and supporting an organization working to help the environment. because the more we do in the bay area, the more we help make opportunity possible. >>> what could turn out to be one of the most flamboyant works of history could become art work. it could rival anything we've seen here. >> reporter: the san francisco bay bridge, it's a well worn workhorse of the region. some 280,000 cars, trucks, and other vehicles cross it back and forth pretty much every day. string of pretty lights went up a quarter century ago to celebrate the span's 50th anniversary. but those are quite ordinary prepared to what is being

coming up at 5:30, we'll head over to maryland and take a look at the hotly contested sixth congressional district race there. back to you, andrea. >> we'll look forward to that, delia goncalves live in the district. >>> in other news, a man linked to rapes up and down the east coast is set to go on trial in prince william county this summer. a grand jury indicted aaron thomas on charges of raping two teenage girls who were trick or treating on halloween 2009. thomas was arrested last year in connecticut where he also faces rape charges but connecticut agreed to let virginia try him first. the trial is set for july 31. >>> former vice president dick cheney is out of the hospital after his heart transplant. the 71-yard was release -- 71- year-old was released inova fairfax ten days after getting a new heart. he waited 20 months to get a donor heart. he's had five heart attacks starting at age 37. his most recent one was in 2010. >>> time for the latest your money report of the morning. >> headline time. jessica doyle is here. good morning. >> good morning to both of you. wall street is goi

to do. june 19 at the howard. you'll be hearing so much about this. >> it's star studded. >> star studded. >> nothing to do with me. >>> capitals talk about playing a decisive game seven tonight against the bruins on the road. >> in case you missed it in the wee hours of the morning, the nationals came away victors again. another pitching dual. highlights coming up. >> one more look at the question of the day for this half-hour. let's check it out. last year 10% of all american households removed this thing from theirage budget. -- their annual budget. is it a, the cable bill, b, land line phone service, or c, automobile. >> one person wrote b, most people use their cell phone as their personal and house phone. it makes it easier to have one phone bill but again it's what 10% of americans have done in the last year. >> log on to our facebook fan page. we'd love to hear what you think. we'll have the answer in our 6:00 show. we'll be right back. >>> 5:23. we have some frost and freeze warning out till 9:00 this morn

the ceremony is slated to begin at 11:00 a.m. then from noon until 4:00, both discovery and the shuttle enterprise will be on display. they'll be nose to nose at 4:30 discovery begins moving into its hangar while enterprise will be prepped for departure to new york city and its new home the intrepid museum. >>> condolences and fond memories are pouring in for those of us who grew up watching dick clark. the 82-year-old entertainment mogul died yesterday of a massive heart attack. for more than four decades clark introduced some of music's biggest acts, hippest dance moves and the latest hairstyles to american teenagers and their families on american bandstand. that was one of the game shows he was actually hosting after that, too. the move was just the beginning of his empire. as you see there game shows, the blooper show dewith ed mcmahon, sweepstakes, he was part of ta. he obviously helped the ball drop in new york city on new year's eve for 40 years. his company dick clark productions created the golden globes, the daytime emmy

at one time he planted the idea up to grow vegetables at temple cemetery. it generated thousands of pounds of fresh produce for the food bank each year. >>> he leads by personal example. >>> rabbi pierce inspires people to serve >>> of course you can contribute money and time and food to the food bank. >>> thanks to another of his ideas more than 100 low income families receive food bags once a week at roosevelt middle school two blocks from the temple. >>> this is the highlight of my week. >>> volunteers and a teenage son are at thankful for the chance to serve. >>> he volunteered the food bank a number of times before police are working here he connect the dots this is the face of hunger. >>> it is very simple to lead when some people want to make a difference. >>> people want to be asked and when they say i did not think that the jump on the bandwagon. >>> he inspires his congregation to fight on to. the jefferson award goes to rabbi pierce. >>> we have to reduce these pictures as lightning is still the top of the town in san francisco. it has some local

look at the beautiful conditions. bright blue skies to start the day. sunrise at 6:30. we will be off to a lot of sunshine with a little cloud cover in the afternoon and evening. constable. 64 now and gaithersburg, 63 in martinsburg. 57 in cumberland, 62 in lexington park, 70 downtown if. highs in the mid 70's today. give the air-conditioner a break with partly cloudy conditions. chance of rain especially south of washington tomorrow, low 60's. better chance of more widespread rain on the weekend, especially on sunday. now to steve. >> having a tough commute in virginia. 66 eastbound car accident that blocked everything near route 28 centreville has been clear to the shoulder. reportable accidents along the west side of the road on 66 near manassas. very heavy and slow out of manassas store centreville and continuing to the beltway. northbound 95, 123 has an accident and another accident on 95 as well. looks good toward silver spring on 495. back to you. >> thank you. 68 degrees in manassas. how you can turn the annual chore into a shot at free food. ?? >> a female drive

this is going to happen at 11:00 this morning. we'll keep you posted on how it goes. >>> news around the nation this morning, a woman in jail in texas has admitted to gunsing down a woman and stealing her 3- day-old son. she told her fiancee she'd given birth to their child and went looking for another baby. she shot can killed a woman and stole the child. the boy was safely recovered. >>> and a dramatic rescue took place on lake michigan. two men rescued after spending several minutes on the side of the overturned the sailboat. they were being pounded by waters and officials say it appears the two were drinking alcohol before the accident. they both were taken to a hospital. the men though are expected to be okay. >>> pat summitt is resigning as tennessee's women's basketball coach. toptop released a statement -- tennessee released a statement on wednesday announcing the news. she will be helping with the replacement. the year comes less than a year after diagnosis with on set dementia. she loved being head coach but recognizes th

i want to show you what they're looking at. t in touch with the fire department and they told us they don't know how the fire started. initially i thought it was something they did to flush out the suspect, but that's not the case here. they've been trying to make contact with him. i said, is there any reason to feel he's alive. they say they don't know. the last time they made contact was around 3:30. everybody at my shot at 10:15, you could hear them talking over a loud speaker. the primary concern is to get this fire out, they have the fire department working on it right now. they're also trying to get the gunman out. they have no idea whether he's alive or not but they're taking every precaution, pushing everyone back behind our camera. that is the latest from here, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new reports are emerging tonight that shed light on the sudden resignation of best buy ceo. brian dunn is being investigated on company finances used while he was dating a 29-year-old employee. >>> in london the only version of

talk to people. at1:00, the ceremony begins. we will haventer price in place by the stage ready to greet discovery and at 11:00, discovery starts to roll in with the marine drum and bugle corps playing patriotic marches. we have 15 of discovery's 32 commanders on site to be and honor escort to walk her in and 14 more astronauts who flew on discovery. >> if only you had thought about all you could do for the welcome. clearly, they've been planning for it for some time. thank you so much. they would love for to you come out and be a part. the doors open to the museum at #:00 this morning. it is free to get in the museum. it is $15 to park. the actual welcome ceremony as you heard dr. neal say is at 11:00. and they are staying open late today until 6:30. we'll have more in the next hour. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we'll check in with you later. >>> some of our top stories, a murder investigation in prince george's county. melanie alnwick is live in palmer park with the latest on the investigation. good

and in order for us to look at this community, we need to look at other communities as well to make sure we do not dilute other communities if we were going to make any changes. >> your request for information or assessment of that is what? in a specific way that we can ask commercial as this data? he said show was all -- show us all. quex in those two areas -- >> in those two areas so we have a comparison. chairman mcdonnell: thank you. >commissioner leighlam: i am interested -- as well as the last move to the ting lee andre. commissioner pilpel: i have a couple of tiny box that do have some population and applications, one of which -- couple of tiny blocks that do have some population areas. at the edge of portola. the more significant areas, south of st. luke's. i would like to look south including the block that was referenced tonight near 27th and duncan. we made be back to the border -- we made be back to the border -- we may be back to the border

i want to talk to you about the facility over at the southeast community college. the potential move, does it impact the budget in any way? >> de se facilities commission voted recently to reprogram the space, and the result of that would be they no longer have space at the facility. we currently have 11,000 square feet and we're able to deliver the full range of employment. with also do job fairs, it is predominately our families. once we are formally convicted, we do want to find alternative space in the bayview. one-third or more of our clients are closer to 38%, the presence we have had out there has proved really effective in engaging that community. we're currently working with the department of real estate and looking for space to purchase a out there. we don't know what the timing is, we imagine that it might take awhile. as soon as we secure something, we will move rather than getting a 30 day notice. i asked him to reconsider, and having us remain. we voted to reprogram the space. supervisor cohen: this move, does it have any impact to the budget? >> the c

looking at these positions, they're up 30%, 40%, 50%. they're going to get in at some stage. if you sell these names, what are you going to move into is in the? i think the apples of the world still have a lot of upside. if i'm selling it, i have to look at where i'm going to put that money. for now, i want to continue into the high momentum stock hes. >> netflix seems to be the punching bag. are we underestimating the ability to continue rolling forward, to add subscribers at a pace that -- >> scott, put netflix in -- you have to put that performance. year-to-date is just the calendar. it's not a very important thing, although it's really interesting conversation. you have to put this gain in the context of the last six months or a year. >> true. >> there are huge resistance at these levels because this is fr from wence it got crushed originally. and i think a key point for a lot of investors is that this is the essence for controversy. there are a lot of easier trades to be made than something this controversial. you're right, it's a piece mentioned, it's a stuff story to ge

we'll go a little further north on to 395 here at duke street. traffic still running well between duke street and the 14th street bridge and into the downtown area. all lanes are open. let's go back to the maps this time all the way out west. coming in from leesburg on route 7 or the toll road or manassas on 66 all lanes are open and things are looking great. no problems here in the tysons area and the beltway, route 7 and 123 are both fine. a live look at the american legion bridge on the west side. both loops of the beltway are running smoothly. coming up in my next report, a look at 270 at 5:24. >>> thank you monika. within the last hour we spotted a few seeds left for -- seats left for sunday's game six. >> in sports, a look at the game four victory that guaranteed the caps will play at least one more at verizon center. >>> now we want to take another look at the question of the morning. we want you to guess the lyrics to this song -- ♪ come rise up, come give love, what are you waiting for ♪ >> the song is "brand new day" by trevor hall and i