don't forget oil and europe. >> thanks, trish. >> good to have you here, trish. >>> now to a new warningut the ignition buttons standard on a lot of new cars. two more people appear to have died this week after accidentally leaving their cars running in garages. jim avila has more. >> reporter: they've become the new hot accessory in cars from suvs to sedans. government regulators and some people are concerned that the new electronic starts, the keyless ignition, for people who are used to keys, make it way too easy to forget to turn the car off when they walk away. they are designed to simply fif the driving experience. recent fatalities, drivers suspected of unwitlely leaving their cars running, and dying of carbon monoxide poisoning make some people wonder. these pop were found dead in their home. >> i was in a nursing facility for a year. >> reporter: she escaped with her life after leaving her car running in the garage in 2009. her long-time partner died. >> i thought i under the it off. apparently i didn't. >> reporter: she was saved by her brother, who worried when he hadn't heard

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katie, lisa, lindsay, reece, daniel, lori, jennifer, megan, trish, susan, dennis, sonny, cedric, caroline, patrick, janet, julius, betty, tracy, sharon, james, connie, ken, nick, christy, kaden, so you have one minute each. go-ahead. >> hello commissioners and superintendent. thank you to commissioner maufas. we are here to talk about the layoffs and tell you that they are unacceptable. we are not convinced that any layoffs are needed. to do what you did, especially while united educators of san francisco and the school district are in contract negotiations, is extra for free and support. -- extra reprehensible. [applause] it is bad enough there are layoffs at all, but you have made it worse by skipping 14 schools. this is a major slap in the face to 14 teachers, those inside the superintendent zone and those outside. it is a despicable way of trying to pit teacher against teacher, students against student. we care about all of our students in all of our schools. as the current ranking officer of uesf, i'm going to exercise my right to speak until i am done. we care about all of our stude

trish. do the charges repel each other? yes, electrical charges, right on, wonderful. wonderful. remember, we talked about the atom here, these electrons repelling other electrons? any electrons on your seat? yes, any electrons on your seat? and when these electrons squished closer and closer, what do they do? begin with "r" end with "l". they repel and this is an electrical repulsion, my friend, between you and the chairs upon which you sit. let's put it this way. let's suppose this table-- pretend this table is a magnet. you guys know about magnets repelling. turn around, they attract, yeah. but you know magnets repel. you've all played with magnets. wow, how come that happened? there's no reason for that. come on, we'll talk about it later, yeah? but pretend that this table is a magnet and pretend that my shoe here is a magnet. and i have a force of repulsion, magnetic repulsion between my shoes and the table. can you picture in your mind's eye me walking across the table and not making contact such that someone could come up and take a piece of paper and slip it right under m

a little bit less to shellfish trish and more to the general good at first but underlying it is a selfish interest and i want to be very straight and economy it has to be true motivation the. problem is no longer and more than say you are other than. more better it's clark thank you very much for your time. happiness and tragedy. devotion. and the tray. family. and does a link. on the bottom of a coffee swanson. a mission free credit taishan free transport chargers free from arrangement free risk free stews free. and free bar just plug in video for your media projects a free video don carty dot com. and so certain protests we've across europe us thousands the man alternative to severe cuts in countries from debt ridden greece to belgium the demonstrations have taken place just ahead of a theme song and duke it off in brussels this thursday. the u.n. arab league cowboys in syria kofi annan vows to attempt launching dialogue between the syrian authorities and the opposition during his visit to the country meanwhile government troops are advancing on a rebel stronghold within the city of hom

sleeping pattern, one thing you can do is videotape your child asleep and show it to your pead ya trish a lot more accurate than trying to describe the problem. >>> in other news, prince harry is in jamaica for a royal visit. he arrived yesterday and will spend the next three days celebrating queen elizabeth's demond jubilee, 50 years on the bolt. he's expected to meet the fastest man and ends his solo world tour on thursday in brazil. not bad. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest on the bounty scandal rocking the nfl. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." h ♪ j t♪ . >>> good morning and welcome to 9news now. today is tuesday, march 6. i'm andrea roane. >>> great to have my partner back. >> our partner back. >> that's right. excuse me. i'm mike hydeck. monika santami with traffic and the man of the hour, mr. bernstein. >>> good morning. spring is coming back a little bit. thursday we'll push 70 degrees. >> there was a bite in the air yesterday. >> there was. we have temperatures in the 20s in many areas this morning. i have the big puffy down

don't forget oil and europe. >> thanks, trish. >> good to have you here, trish. >>> now to a new warningut the ignition buttons standard on a lot of new cars. two more people appear to have died this week after accidentally leaving their cars running in garages. abc's jim avila joins us from washington with the latest on all of this. good morning, jim. >> reporter: robin it's the hot new accessory from cars to suvs and sedans. but government regulators and some drivers are concerned that the push-button ignition the keyless ignition for people who are used to keys just makes it too easy to forget to turn off the car when you walk away. they are designed to simplify the driving experience. push a button rather than turn a key. recent fatalities, drivers suspected of unwittingly leaving their cars running and dying of carbon monoxide poisoning make some wonder if they are safe. these people were found dead in their home. the keyless car they may have used is now impounded by police. >> i was in a nursing facility for a year. >> reporter: mary escaped with her life after leaving her car run

and what is right is to give connie gruber, trish brow an official letter with one paragraph on it and we will ask that the marine corps issue a national press release that the commandant has done this so that the press in years to come will always be able to look at that press release by the marine corps and see that colonel john brow and major brooks gruber, young men who died too early in their life through no fault of their own with 17 young marines, the oldest being 23 in the back of the v-22 that crashed, that they are not at fault for this accident. . mr. speaker, as i do before i close, i ask god to bless our men and women in uniform and their families and the families who have given a child dying for freedom in afghanistan and iraq and bless the families of john brow and rex gruber and the marine corps to bring these two men image to respect and not an image that is blemished by the accident. i ask god to bless the house and senate. and my good friends sitting here, his family. i ask god to bless everyone in america. i ask god to bless the house and senate to do what is right

evidence of policy shifts thanks to these billionaires and multimillionaires giving politicians money trish a warrant of nations behavioral contagion janklow tree shade of former president of the european central bank said last weekend that he is worried that controversial quantitative easing and other nontraditional steps the global central banks have taken since the financial crisis could be here to stay he said it might all work out might be able to unwind all of this but he said that the extraordinary actions will be likely be part of a new permanent regime this means that the central banks subtle planning is responsible for all capital allocation the idea of free market capitalism according to according to central bankers is no longer applicable because these economies are too screwed up they need central planners any bureaucratic paper crafts to allocate the capital and how they allocate capital well we know that if your friend david cameron you give a quarter million pounds and he'll allocate capital to you we know that in america to give jamie diamond some money out of the table wil

. >> oh, trish -- the door frame we're talking about wood that you see cracked or is it like up through the walls? >> up the wall. >> okay. >> and then those are -- are they like dry wall? >> yes. >> okay. so you're going to have to get some of that repaired. but yet, so while it cracked some of your walls around the door, nothing did fall off the shelves or break in that way? >> well, nothing broke, but i did have some small pictures that fell off the the wall. >> wow. >> yeah, close to the epicenter, and obviously it's right near the epicenter that we're going to go get any damage. any slight damage. some cracks around the doorways. possibly? >> you know, when we an hah up, if you can still hear me. watch us snap a couple of pictures. >> breaking news. >> okay. >> yeah. because i would like to see that. that is the comment thing where you can see a little spider crack in the wall. they can do that kind of damage. >> thank you. >> thanks for calling in. >> we don't know that much, but this one hit hard. >> absolutely. you actually felt it all the way the bay area from santa rosa to san

swear jar on our counter, and she told our children, faith, hope, charity, pity, grace, abstinence and trishy time you swear, a nickel goes into that jar. at the end of the year, we're going to send that money to orphans in africa. well, a year went by, and jimmy, do you know how much we sent those orphans? >> how much? >> nothing. not one dime. >> that's a heart-warming story. but i'm pretty sure i did hear your brother say a curse word, brett. >> you can't always believe everything you think you hear. your ears may be sinning against you. >> my ears may be sinning? what does that mean? >> jimmy, the human ear has lots of little folds where satan loves to hide and squirm around and poke his pointy little butt tail. >> i was unaware of that. so if your brother didn't say bull s, what did he say exactly? >> he said ball sweat. he said ball sweat, jimmy. ball sweat is the per spiration that forms under a man's testicles after physical exertion. >> yeah, i know what it is. but how is that better than what we thought he said? >> jimmy, ball sweat is an all-natural creation of the human body. the

inbound to trish. ball right off his hands and referee missed it. brutal call. >> wow!back. close it out with free throw. 72-65. they survived. terrible call. pack 12. colorado taking on unlv. bridging it. downtown up 20 in the second half. running rebel get to running. justin hawk ins splashes the triple. remember win 2. colorado hangs tough. throwing down. that's what brown can did for you. buck advance. ram made it to the final 4 last year. nice look. facing 5 seed wichita state. ram down 90 seconds left. bradford had 16. bcu up 1. 24 second left. tear drop down. ram up 3. shocker. hacking to tie. no go. classic upset. bcu shock the shocker. 62. to 59. defen defending champion yukon taking on iowa state. calhoun maybe the last game with the huskies. cyclone control the game all the way. of white down the middle one handed flush. scott had 15. hit 3, 3. cyclone take out defending champ connecticut, 77-64. we have more. big scare for 3 seed baylor facing jack rabbit. south dakota statement walters best name. jack rabbit up get within 3 late but miller at the q. nice un

trish mcavoi also has a great little palette.conseouler. >> this is cute. this looks to have lip gloss as well as blush and eye shadow. >> this is from sephora, everything. after you come back from your vacation you can pop these into your purse and they're great for touchups on the go. >> foundation, that's a toughy because that's a liquid a lot of people want to bring. what's an alternative? >> foundations that come in come pact form. one of my favorite is from neutrogena. what's great about this it's going to give you flawless coverage, it's really nice and blendable but also has spf 55. so you're getting two benefits in one compact. >> what do we have here? >> this is san alternative to translucent powders. a lot tend to make you look ashy and cakey. this is the mali face defender. it can set your makeup, reduce the appearance of pores and wrinkles, and if you're somebody who gets oilly during the day, this can mattify your skin. it's nice and translucent. very interesting product there. >> another alternative to liquids beca

. >> trish writes, while i have nothing to hide, i still think employers are wrong and taking advantagewho might be despite for a job. unless it's a matter of national security, no. >> and lynn writes, no, wouldn't want to work for a company with that kind of mind-set. what would they ask for next? we're going to post more answers on the front page of our website, wbaltv.com. >> i would gladly offer up tony's password. [laughter] >> thanks. >> looking a little busy out there. let's get you up to date. an accident is off to the side, so may not create any significant delays. outer loop at 795, extra delays. there's an accident there. forest park closed at windsor mill due to a water main break. still looking at residual volume on southbound 83 coming down toward mount carmel. we had a tractor-trailer fire. all northbound lanes are clear, but look at the southbound delays. let's switch over to a live view of 95 at white marsh, volume building there. >> did i mention i don't my face? i'm a broken record. i don't care. >> i'm making one for you. >> we've all made one for you, actually four

trish brow lives over in california, maryland. john brow was her husband. and i've been there with one of their sons, michael, who was in my office a year ago in march. when we talked about our strategy to clear the names of these two marine pilots and i never will forget, madam speaker, that michael leaned up after we talked, about five adults including his mom in there, and he leaned up and he said, may i say something? we all said, certainly you can. whatever you would like to say. and he said, will you please let me clear my father's name? madam speaker, the ball is in the marine corps' court. all the evidence and all the experts have joined in this effort to clear the names of the two pilots. and i i think if there's anyone that can see the faces of the two marine pilots right immediately close to me is colonel john brow, pilot. and to -- beside him is major brooks gruber who was a co-pilot. and i think about what i've said to the wives and to the sons and daughters. it's time that the marine corps absolute colonel john brow -- salute colonel john brow

the by trish soldiers were told, leave your weapons outside as well.the tent, leave guards with their weapons and come back inside. megyn: if this is true they did it because we made the afghans do it, if that is true even though that's not how we have done it in the past, the afghans have always been forced to leave their weapons and the u.s. marines and soldiers have not, is this a new policy? are we likely to see this when the president speaks to the troops or some dignitary speaks to the troops? >> there was a review with the president of the united states and the prime minister of great britain happening in the united states at that very time this event is occurring in afghanistan. all those soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines had their weapons. what's important here, megyn is this is emblematic of what's happening in this administration. they are disarming the young americans fighting this war. take away from them the latitude they need to fight and win it because they no longer intend to win. megyn: do you think the morale is hurting among our

we just got word from the associated press as well, senator mccain, by the way, talking to our own trishitol hill about this, that the seven americans that were in cairo have now left, they are on the plane headed back to our country, along with several others -- other democracy workers. they had all been run out of the country. just a quick note, though, this is not suddenly, how should we put it -- they weren't just allowed to go free. there were terms to put in for their freedom, and as we understand it, there was a bail price of $300,000 each that our country had to pay egypt to allow them to leave. just a reminder, our country also gives millions and millions, tens of millions of dollars in aid to the egyptians every year, and this has an point of contention, these americans, about whether or not that aid will continue. $300,000 bail, each, for these five americans, also the son of ray la hood, transportation secretary was among them, sam la hood. certainly we'll look for their stories as they come back to our shore. the headline today, americans out of egypt, and they're headed hom

. >> reporter: trish sha, this is oftentimes the story. pets are terrified.y take off and don't necessarily come back, do they? >> that's correct. very often they hide. that's our fear in the red zone, that we have a lot of animals that are hiding. >> reporter: this is the red zone that's under curfew from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. >> we can't get in there at any time. we're hoping today that's going to lighten under and we can get some folks in there to start searching. >> reporter: what's a good tactic to try to draw pets out? >> the first thing we suggest is that food is put out. we'll have trouble with the weather. these animals are going to be scared. they're going to be injured so we want to make sure people aren't going to get hurt, get bitten. that's our first focus, to try to get food to them. let them see us, that we're there trying to help them. because they'll be watching. if they're hiding, they're going to be seeing what's going on. >> reporter: how many animals have you got in rescue right now, in shelter? >> well, right now i currently have 13. i

so, pa trish a goal for newt gingrich and rick santorum is not to accumulate enough delegates to win the nomination. is it just to get enough to keep romney from getting nomination? >> well, i think -- of course they would love to get enough delegates to win the nomination but that doesn't look like it is going to be possible. what does look like it is possible, it doesn't look likely but possible is that there is a way for mitt romney not to get 1144 delegates to wrap this up before the convention. then it would go to the floor of the republican convention. just crack open a bucket of chaos so big nobody seems know quite what to do about it. but every campaign is preparing for this. santorum and gingrich have both hired several delegate specialists and know where all the delegates are. the unbalance studded bound, the bound, those that could change their minds and those obligated. know where the votes are. they want to, yes, keep romney from getting across the line so they can push themselves over it at later date. >> this article also says, quote, mr. santorum has hired a delegate

trish is also up. she took her mission, well, to the dogs in a deaf border collie.ade it her mission to learn sign language and teach that dog sign language as well. the pair visits classrooms and helps children with disabilities. it's the focus of her new book "my dog keifer." joining me right now is the author and the amazing dog keifer, the border collie right here. welcome, tricia. >> thank you. >> when did you realize that keifer couldn't hear? >> they realized when he was very young at about 4 weeks old when he was in his foster family when they would walk into the room, him and one of his brothers who is also deaf wouldn't wake up like the other puppies did. >> so you had an idea. i'm going to teach this dog to communicate using sign language. >> there are hundreds of deaf dogs around the world but people don't realize it. and i joined a group of other deaf dog owners who said to me, just teach them sign language and that's all you have to do to communicate. >> that's incredible because then, of course, you now take keifer around and show how he responds to y