./ and her --3pdeath iss uled a homicde. 3 &3 the funeral is private ../// but it willlbe -3 streamedash newssinks. immginn being charged or -3 everr mile you drive. a mileege tax... could one the whiie house... ffnd our highwaas nd roads....// ááanááá haa been leaked to eevral medii outlets...// ááiffá &p approved, .../ they rive: "so it's great right now, that pheeees a dialouge going on in & washington, of different plteerattves to fundd transportation nneds in tte fuuure" future" oon ppyment method..../ wuld bee.. -3 to install... a... ááthenáá driivrrscaa gas stations. 3 here's our question: shouldd & drivers be axed.... on the number of miies they 3 go to... foxx bbltimore dot om..../ thru...// 3 us a tweet.../// áááextááá..// -your aswer ... to.../ 45-203...//. -3 ááenterááá.. ffx45a ááffx45bááá../ & for... no...../ ááyouráá... tonight..../ on the news aa ten. & 3 it's hard tt believe... 3-79 per pallon... soundd liie a good deal... /// áábutáá that pricc was a &pwwlcome sight nnwest balttiore tooay.... áátheááá owner oo ttree brothers ...caa repair... oo frederick avenuee../ l

happened in a crash killing hundreds on board n 2009, the air force flight crashed into the ocean, a ul 22 # were killed. >> robot has recovered the recorder t it was found 12,000 below. they hope it will shed light on what happened that day. >>> as we look to summer, gas prices are creeping up. a hot of places are seeing $4 a gallon. drives are paying 3.95 for a gallon of regular. that's from up last week. 1 point some change for more this time last year. >> towing and pay an average $36.96s for a regular gallon. and prices closed out since september of 2008. that's 114-dollar as barrel. >>> the voyage of the endeavor is pushed back again s now off until may 8th. engineers are working to fix some electrical problem after the mission the final voyage of the program will be in june when it will launch. then the program will go into retirement. >> maryland teacher gets an incredible honor. and michelle sharer is the national teacher of the year. she is the second from maryland to win that award. she teaches advanced placement chemistry. i'm on my way to interview her after this. >> say co

ul, for that enlightening outlook. now, we are going to invite our mayor to the stage and also our managing editor, jim gardner, who is going to moderate a conversation with the mayor. first, we will hear from each of them. they will tell us about their priorities and their outlook and vision for the city, and jim has prepared a number of questions. after that, we will also ask if any of you would like to send up some questions for gin to ask the mayor. there are some little index cards at your table. throughout the presentation, you can write your question down, just hold your hand up high, and we will circulate through and grab those. just make sure we can see you, and we will bring them up to jim. something about jim, one thing to know is that he writes the editorials that appear every week in our newspaper. we get a lot of kudos for his work on that, so pretty proud of him at that level. there's a lot of things on the business side, but that is the one you can count on him for every single week. since san francisco

ul saberi, whose husnd david waskilled on 9/11, -paul whos husband david was killed on 9/, got to met t presidt. >> it is aay t gesture closure to thisartf histo. >> brown 0 isoonge the keeping wounded once was. -- ound zers noonger the gang wound it once wa >> and pakistan, wheresamain lade was fou and killed, a special inqui has been launched to ask th qstio how was i possible that the world's most recnizable fugiti was able to he i a lives ueus lla cmpleright xt t t -- to hide in a luxuous vla complex? >> sealed off and silent, the compound, a place of secrets. dails aremergg from onof his lis, now i pakistain cuody. she s alleged to of told -- she has legeto have told investigators th osa bin laden nevereft s room here. the unid naons is pressing america for a the facts so at the lality can be checked. olenilliams hasaid that th killinf annarmed m will alwayseave very comftable feeling. but he said that osamain laden wa mifesy a war criminal. pakistanas nowrder an quiry into the failu of its telligence servicesto capture osama bin laden themselv. but theovernmentontinues to insis

thiss going t be a long ul. if t taliban may calculate that the reason r us to stick itut becsein laden is ne. >> bk t the pakasta government. has is made theelationship tween washington and pista more dangerouso u.s. national curity? >> it is ch mor difficult. it is no more dangous than it was before. we art the poinith pista whe we are at logrheads. our relationship with pastan broken. they feel ty mabe punished for cutting off ai the same tim we flur national security ises in pakistan are more ris than before, becau tha is wre a qaeda haseen fesring. >> thank youor jning us. lib, nato aircraft hav cared out fresh raidsn a mpoundusedy colonel gaddafi inripoli. the bombardnt appeed jt hour after -- the bombardment occurred just hour afr the lian leader appeared state levion. >> alive and well, andn the mea hotel. last nightolonel gaddafi was iued in to the sameroomn which correspoents are iued their acedition. this is not entirely surisin that he wld meet trib leaders here. afte all, the hotel in which t worlde

on may 1, the late pope john ul ii is to be btified in rome, the last step towards saint hood. as you can imagine, john paul's home country of poland where 90% of people claim to be catholic is buzzing with papal fever. it's hoped that this great honor will stir new pride in the catholic church. the christmas tree was still standing in warsaw's old city when the news arrived from rome. pope john paul ii would be beatified on may 1. everyone rushed on to the streets to thank pope benedict. the first polish pope will finally receive one of the vatican's highest honors. still for many poles, this is just the first step. they want him not only to be beatified, but canonized, too. poland has been preparing for the big day ever since. many poles will be traveling to rome. those who can't are praying for him or commemorating him in their own way. a mobile museum has been established to help honor the pontiff. thisruck carring jn paul ii's memorabilia has been touring poland since early april. the poles enjoy looking at what once belonged to him. what he once touched touches them. >> h

distrito congresional de idaho, sirviendo a nuestra comunidad ahora aquÍ en el congreso, y esperemos que Úl

really kind of a rare asset, and the wd skype many sense means communicionso a lot o pele i the sense ul askype yu -- of i'llkype you. the skype brand is ging totay srong weill have great aets in both cldn' toupe arge them and takeit t thnext level. skype is n ed by 170 million people around the worl not just on their computers, butn th move on their mobile phoneand even on theirablet devices. microsoft wants t tap in to this connected community, but it is ping auge price for ausiness that isn't evenprofitable. the ice tag o skype loo exbitant but micsoft was competing with others to buy the siness. >> sohis shows tha even though it doesn't ma money, the idea talkin for freend easy around thworlis pealg as we look to sorof changehe wa we talk through twitter through facook,throh e-il a other forms of communication. microsoft ll now hopeto brg ske to new ples like itsbox gaming consol and bypayi a hefty pric is prong they can be a force inhe world o tec >> for me of wh this dealean for micsoft and the future of the indusy, i spok wh thehie mergers and acquisitions reporter for the "new yo

we may never know ul the details about the operation which led to the death of bin laden. do know that civilian and military elements of the united states government worked with international partners for years to track him down. we're here to learn more about and to encourage such counterterrorism cooperation. specifically, we seeking to strengthen ongoing efforts with our european and you're asian allies, including the sharing of information, resources and successful practices. counterterrorism is working in afghanistan. our european allies have made and continue to make significant contributions to the international security and assistance force. our eurasian and our asian partners also assist. i was pleased to reed this week that kazakhstan ratified an agreement that formalizes the arrangements under which thousands of flights have crossed kazakhstan air space since 2001. such contributions are essential and must continue. our mission in afghanistan is not yet complete. counterterrorism cooperation with our european and air asi e allies must be global in scope. i'm int

if i put my hand in front -- >> hey, you are fine ul there. don't worry about it.chief, appreciate it. i appreciate what you do for your community. thank you very much. it was nice having you out here. quickly, is one crew dedicated to this or is that a land based crew? >> they cross out. they take the fire engine or the boat. >> is this something you have to work your way up to get into it? >> absolutely. >> reporter: you have some pull, though, right? >> i have some pull. >> laura. are you trying to be a junior firefighter? love it. we have having a lot of fun here. we are covering the rest of the day's room. my colleague, marla tellez is helping us out. good morning. >> good morning, it's 6:16 now. we are following breaking news out of los angeles county. these are live pictures of a fire that's raging in huntington park. this is from knbc chopper. we are told it could be a warehouse explosion. we'll tell you more as soon as more comes into our news room. >>> the world's largest passenger jet makes a debut tomorrow morning and you can watch it land. the first 10

sworn in and becomes the president-elect, the ability to deal with the situation, the jurisdiction of ul and of the constitution shifts to congress and congress not only has the jurisdiction to decide what to do, but also to decide the interpretive issue of what the constitution means by being a natural born or other kind of citizen. that's where the shift occurs from and in the course of deciding whether to impeach or exercising authority under article 25 perhaps or the 25th amendment rather, that interpretive process authority would be in the hands of the congress. >> i will submit that is very accurate of our understanding of the constitution, your honor. but the opportunities and is the election psp mcginn you're saying they're for -- therefore if the court had -- if they filed as we did hear that after the president was sworn in the court would have no role as a matter of declaratory relief only use it would be in a phrase real opinion. sprigg there would be no need to enforce because the court would after destruction and the suggestion the declare a prejudgment admitted to the cong

visiting from ooth caaolina.last month, her body was found in the susquehanna river and herr death ii uledmicde. 3 the funeral is private ... but it will be strramed livee you an watch it... at fox baltimore dot com slash nnwslinks. can words really sttp the violencc in baltimore? how about if yoo put those words to music? sooe hip hop &partists are willing to try... especially in the wake of phyliciaabarnes' murder and so others. joel d. smith is live in arrists repare for a benefit morning patrice, (ad lib) 3 3 one dayyshe's american... the &pnext she's a foreigner. under annsthesia for a dental procedure... and woke p with aa accent thatts a croos betteen british and scottish. listen foo yourself. "if you open up your mouth, and somebody says 'oo, where pet that accent?' well, i got it from my dentist in toledo. toledo.butler's condition disorder most often caased by a stroke orrtraumatic brain injuuy.ssnne the surgery... buuler says er accent has ggven her more confiddnce to speak in public. p33coming up... authorities uncover attack was planned for the 10th anniversary of 9//1.what de

this was the president's decision and it was uls not unanimous that this was the best course of action. >> they had not eyeballed bin laden, they only inferred he was there from what was very good intelligence. they put the pieces together, finding the courier which originally came from a detainee, getting that nickname and then tracking him for four years to this location and then realizing that this compound did not look like anything else in the neighborhood. >> right. >> that brings me to richard engel, our chief foreign correspondent. tell me what you can about the raid itself and how could this have been in a suburb of islamabad, with less than two miles from what is their equivalent of west point and nobody know it, the neighbors all around it, it is just -- it defies credity. >> reporter: a lot of people are feeling that i spent a lot of time in pakistan. i rented a nause pakistan. when you rent a house in pakistan, the police know a great deal about the tenant. i didn't rent the house next to any large military complex. it seems very unlikely that osama bin laden would have be

and i uls think, frankly, there are many both in the united states -- i remember hearing from a seniorofficer a few years ago. he said, steve you don't rlly believe osama bin laden is still alive, do you? but i think many people in the muslim world need to see two things. particularly immediate rat muslims need to see that osama bin laden is really gone and, secondly, they need to see out of respect to the muslim religion that we really did administer islamic rights to him as he went off to the ocean or the next world or wherever. that gesture of islamic rights is in fact in my mind more important. but i think people need closure. >> colonel wilkerson, did the president make the right decision and also, it would seem to me that this would be part of the mission. i mean, when they got to this point, they must have known that they were going to be taking pictures of the corpse and then having to deal with whether they were going to release it or not. it seems now this is in the 11th hour of the mission. they are saying, what we are going to do with this? what are your thoughts on this? >

Üle da."du du hast du hast mich ♪ ♪ du du hast du hast mich ♪ ♪ du du hast du hast mich ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ du du hast du hast mich du hast mich ♪ ♪ du hast mich gefragt du hast mich gefragt du hast mich gefragt ♪ ♪ und ich hab nichts gesagt ♪ ♪ willst du bis der tod euch scheidet treu ihr sein fÜr alle tage ♪ ♪ nein nien ♪ ♪ willst du bis zum tod der scheide sie lieben auch in schlechten tagen ♪ ♪ nein nien ♪ ♪ ♪ du du hast du hast mich ♪ ♪ du du hast du hast mich ♪ ♪ du du hast du hast mich ♪ ♪ du hast mich gefragt du hast mich gefragt du hast mich gefragt ♪ ♪ ♪ und ich hab nichts gesagt ♪ ♪ willst du bis der tod euch scheidet treu ihr sein fÜr alle tage ♪ ♪ nein nien ♪ ♪ willst du bis zum tod der scheide

was mayor of that day, he was here just moments ago, he said he found out about this last night like ulrest of us did, by watching it on television while he was home. we talked to the former mayor rudy giuliani moments ago. here is some of what he said: >> we're are may rudy gul ano who was here on 9/11, your thoughts at that moment of this killing. >> there's a great sense of satisfaction and relief that he's finally been caught and brought to justice, and there is a higher sort of revenge that it isn't the most noble but it's there and it's human. many times on september 11, the day after, he wanted to see him caught, brought to justice and it's finally been done. i have a lot of admiration for our military and our intelligence services for carrying out a very difficult mission and for president obama for making the decision. this could have easily gone wrong. >> the mayor also said this is a much bigger deal than people realize, it doesn't end fanatacism but will be fatal to it. jen interesting perspective, thank you very much. jon: now that the search for osama bin laden is over, th

we're thinking, ul although there have been reports that it's wind damage, but they cannot use it to -- use it to board the ferry. there's one person out there now, perhaps he's part of the ferry service but no one is getting ferry service from san francisco today. it's unclear when they will have the service back up again. bau that's the problem here. this barge, this floating barge was damaged. you can kind of see that -- that one of the pontoons there, one of the things is crooked. it looks like it's not quite right. you can see it's not quite straight. let's take another look at another problem on colton near mendoza drive. some power lines are down in the oakland hilling. you can see a cruiser has blocked this street here so people cannot drive through. if you drive in the area, it looks like this house may -- like this house may be without power. so that house is without power. pg&e is on the way. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, westbound. you can see there's a little bit of a backup here. it's about ten minutes. normally people who normally take the service will be in t

. >> did you see as you ul eating carmel corn? >> i saw the table outside. >> we're being serious. fried foods. >> that's hard to do. a lot of times those are foods handiest or most reasonable. >> and now, processed foods are everywhere and sugar in everything. and of course, seems like that you can fry anything these days as well. so but it's so important that we start to remove those three. just do one at a time. that's the most important thing. don't try to overachieve and tackle too many things at once, one at eight time. maybe remove a soda from your lynch time, start the process. >> baby steps. >> baby steps. that's it. number two, when it comes to nutriti nutrition, hydrate, half gallon of water a day. aim for that half gallon. >> excited to see the show. you have so many tips and exercises we can do everywhere. check out "extreme makeover weight loss edition" this coming monday and tune into "gma" on tuesday and meet rachel and hear more of her amazing story. coming up next, you should probably cover your ears. emeril's recipe for the most delicious memorial day ever. meme

sworn in and becomes the president-elect, the ability to deal with the situation, the jurisdiction ul and of the costitution shifts to congress and congress not only has the jurisdiction to decide what to do, but also to decide the interpretive issue of what the constitution means by being a natural born or other kind of citizen. that's where the shift occurs from and in the course of deciding whether to impeach or exercising authority under article 25 perhaps or the 25th amendment rather, that interpretive process authority would be in t hands of the congress. >> i will submit that is very accurate of our understanding of the constitution, your honor. but the opportunities and is the election psp mcginn you're saying they're for -- therefore if the court had -- if they filed as we did hear that after the president was sworn in the court would have no role as a matter of declaratory relief only use it would be in a phrase real opinion. sprigg there woulde no need to enforce because the court would after destruction and the suggestion the declare a prejudgment admitted to the congress

fight against terrorism, but that is just one aspect of how middle east developments are affecting uls bring in fareed. you're in cairo, the bell liy o the beast. are we any safer? >> reporter: we're certainly safer in the sense that we're dealing with an arab world that is much less unstable in the long run. there is going to be short run instability, there will be a lot of hiccups and this is a roller coaster ride, but the path that arab societies are on now is one that will ensure a great deal more fundamental stibability. dictatorships seem stable, but that a short run phenomenon. at the end of the day, tensions acubeing a accumulate and finally it bursts tak as did behind me in tahrir square. >> we know will be was committed to present pressing the reset button with the middle east. here's how he laid it out back this 2009, his speech in cairo. >> i've come here to cairo to seek a new beginning between the united states and muslims around the world. one based on mutual interest and mutual respect. and one based upon the truth that america and islam are not exclusive and not be in

this to get it to this stage, and either of you sort of give us an idea how long it will take tok a ulget it on the market. >> so, as shawn was saying that the protein pen began a couple of years ago, so it is furthest in development, and actually jipago has plans to take it further into test, but we have a plan of a kit of seven tests and each test is in a different stage of development right now, but we started last fall after traveling to three different countries, india, tanzania and nepal through our program at johns hopkins called the center for bioengineering innovation and design and we went to these countries to get a better idea of the factors and criteria that we needed to develop technologies for developing countries so they are adopted and used in the countries. so we started about in the fall, and each of the tests are at different stages whether they are just changing the threshold levels or whether they are more early stage. we expect a couple of them will be going out in the end of this year and next year as well. >> yeah, the protein screening test which is the furthe

we may never know ul the details about the operation which led to the death of bin laden. we do know that civilian and military elements of the united states government worked with international partners for years to track him down. we're here to learn more about and to encourage such counterterrorism cooperation. specifically, we seeking to strengthen ongoing efforts with our european and you're asian allies, including the sharing of information, resources and successful practices. counterterrorism is working in afghanistan. our european allies have made and continue to make significant contributions to the international security and assistance force. our eurasian and our asian partners also assist. i was pleased to reed this week that kazakhstan ratified an agreement that formalizes the arrangements under which thousands of flights have crossed kazakhstan air space since 2001. such contributions are essential and must continue. our mission in afghanistan is not yet complete. counterterrorism cooperation with our european and air asi e allies must be global in scope. i'm

we may never know ul the details about the operation which led to the death of bin laden. we do know that civilian and military elements of the united states government worked with international partners for years to track him down. we're here to learn more about and to encourage such counterterrorism cooperation. specifically, we seeking to strengthen ongoing efforts with our european and you're asian allies, including the sharing of information, resources and successful practices. counterterrorism is working in afghanistan. our european allies have made and continue to make significant contributions to the international security and assistance force. our eurasian and our asian partners also assist. i was pleased to reed this week that kazakhstan ratified an agreement that formalizes the arrangements under which thousands of flights have crossed kazakhstan air space since 2001. such contributions are essential and must continue. our mission in afghanistan is not yet complete. counterterrorism cooperation with our european and air asi e allies must be global in scope. i'm

sworn in and becomes the president-elect, the ability to deal with the situation, the jurisdiction of ulnly has the jurisdiction to decide what to do, but also to decide the interpretive issue of what the constitution means by being a natural born or other kind of citizen. that's where the shift occurs from and in the course of deciding whether to impeach or exercising authority under article 25 perhaps or the 25th amendment rather, that interpretive process authority would be in the hands of the congress. >> i will submit that is very accurate of our understanding of the constitution, your honor. but the opportunities and is the election psp mcginn you're saying they're for -- therefore if the court had -- if they filed as we did hear that after the president was sworn in the court would have no role as a matter of declaratory relief only use it would be in a phrase real opinion. sprigg there would be no need to enforce because the court would after destruction and the suggestion the declare a prejudgment admitted to the congress i don't think that europe reflects how the system works.

to take no unnecessary chances in the completion of their mission.turd second, bin laden was a mass ulemurderer and had recaptured himt would eventually receive -- he would've received the ultimate sanction for his terrible crimes. as captured war criminals in previous wars have. war criminals capture, tried and executed in world war ii, for instance, were not tortured inon advance of their execution either in retaliation for their crimes or to elicit information that might have helped us and locate, ivory hand and conduct m other war criminals.istincti bee thisen is not done because civilized nations have long made a distinction between killinghe and injuring in the heat of combat on

ul are we talking about ways we cat come together and howome republicans and democrats right, and left can come together t tof figure out a crisis, this crisis of debt? no, i think we are so afraid oft debate.patr particularly with the patriotac act. the thing is with the patriot acts that it is so emotional because anyone who stands upnd like myself and says we need tos have protections for our people, that we shouldn't sit throughamc every gun owner in americaa through their records, lookingg and just rolling throughec records.inst interestingly, we have looked at 28 million electronic records. and the inspector general look28 at this, 28 million electronic l records.oot we looked at 1,600,000 text. if you said to me they asked a judge and they thought these were terrorist, don't have a problem. a judge gives him a warrant and they look at these text messages or electronic records but you want them trolling through yourw facebook? do you want them trolling through youran e-mails?-mai? do you want a government that is unrestrained by law? this ultimately boils down to whether we belie

we may never know ul the details about the operation which led to the death of bin laden. we do know that civilian and military elements of the united states government worked with international partners for years to track him down. we're here to learn more about and to encourage such counterterrorism cooperation. specifically, we seeking to strengthen ongoing efforts with our european and you're asian allies, including the sharing of information, resources and successful practices. counterterrorism is working in afghanistan. our european allies have made and continue to make significant contributions to the international security and assistance force. our eurasian and our asian partners also assist. i was pleased to reed this week that kazakhstan ratified an agreement that formalizes the arrangements under which thousands of flights have crossed kazakhstan air space since 2001. such contributions are essential and must continue. our mission in afghanistan is not yet complete. counterterrorism cooperation with our european and air asi e allies must be global in scope. i'm