megan pringle joins us live downtown at a post office getting ready for the deadline. you are outside, but that's a busy spot later today. >> reporter: this is going to be a busy spot. it's 4:30 in the morning. we've seen a couple of cars come and go. it is april 17th, the deadline is here, we have good news and bad news for you. let's start with the good news, of course. there are a lot of freebies on tax day. head to our website, abc2news.com, especially in the food department, there is free stuff. arbys is offering curly fries, maggie moos has a deal. retail shops are getting in on tax day. banana republic is offering something. the main post office extended their hours. the bad news is not every post office is doing that. we will be here all morning talking to people who wait until the last minute and talking to the comptroller, peter his offices are open late. if you are going to go to a tax preparer and take your documentation in, don't forget your social security information, income information, all the forms that you need and plus receipts. couple of things to

kerry cavanaugh joins us live downtown with the latest there. >> last week, hundreds marched through downtown baltimore demanding an end to racial profiling. the ministers to organize tonight's event hope to strike a more spiritual core. >> it could have been any one of our brothers. >> ministers, parishioners, and families came out to form a prayer circle in downtown baltimore. they came to talk about the changes the church community wants trayvon martin's death to prompt, starting with the criminal justice system. >> you have a man standing on a law called standard ground, where an unchecked paranoia can allow you a free pass. >> the organizer sees the uproar as an opportunity to address a number of issues that he feels are plaguing the black community. >> we have to take even further and look at how we can develop programs for youth will be hired to compete with some of the drug money on some of our corners. >> the vigil came a week after hundreds marched through downtown baltimore, demanding -- demanding an end to racial profiling. >> all the sudden it was swept under the rug and

. >> dozens of protesters gathered downtown to call it corporate america's huge -- to shoulder greater tax burden. kerry cavanaugh joins us live from downtown with the latest. >> the so-called buffett rule that would force the wealthiest americans to pay more taxes got shot down in the senate last night. demonstrators believe that is an example of the richest citizens and biggest business is getting unfair tax breaks at the expense of the other 99% of america. nearly 100 protesters chose tax day to declare their outrage at america's richest citizens and largest corporations. >> i paid more in taxes and general electric. there is something that just does not make sense about that. while our country and our cities are struggling to barely survive. >> demonstrations organized by several groups. carol williams came because he teaches in a school that he says is in desperate need of funding. >> in giving no subsidies to corp., who is not being served? >> williams says four months of his annual salary goes just to pay taxes. he is outraged that some big companies get tax breaks that allow them to avoid paying what he calls their fai

lowell melser third joined us live from downtown baltimore with the latest. >> we actually thought this case might get off the ground today as defense attorneys told the court they would request a bench trial if there motion for a venue change was denied. at this hour, they are still arguing over that venue change. the rest of the day was spent dealing with many other emotions in this case. >> i think we represent every person in this city every single day. >> supporters of the 15-year-old african-american victim expressed their opinion on the steps of the mitchell courthouse tuesday. it is claimed that in november of 2010, two jewish brothers beat the victim, breaking his arm. but they say it was in self- defense. most of tuesday the court spent dealing with a number of motions, including whether to allow 911 tapes, changes in venue, and whether to allow the victim to testify about a photo lineup that brought a brief appearance by the victim to court, who spoke very quietly at times wall on the stand and seemed a very uncomfortable. the state also tried to get an article written by the

live, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> if you see a weather related problem, e-mail us a picture or video. e-mail photos @ktvu.com. >>> downtown oakland says this drove away business for months and now this is breaking it back. after months of police conflict with occupy protests calm has been restored. ktvu's paul chambers joins us live with the shift happening downtown. >> reporter: this weekend will mark 5 months since police rated the plaza. they are restoring frank ogawa plaza. surprisingly, some businesses are thankful the occupy movement happened here. >> reporter: for 9 months, opening three months before the occupy movement began. giving the store full perspective. >> stressful. people were nervous. people of occupy oakland camped out last fall. businessbusinesses in the area say it has some positive effects. >> gave home. >> all the businesses teamed up and tried to bring positive energy. >> many said they saw business down, business deals that had been moving towards completion, dying away. >> reporter: they were almost one of those businesses. two weeks ago that changed when they had their grand opening. >> occupy

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that is the question facing a big part of downtown baltimore after a deal to rebut -- to redevelop a quayside fell through. jayne miller joins us live from the newsroom with the story. >> this is sure to fuel more debate on how downtown baltimore can compete with the newer part to the east. the deal in question involves a baltimore city community college, a well-known developer, and a holocaust memorial. >> close since 2009 to students, the baltimore city community college is vacant and fenced off. now the deal is off to bring the property back to life. the college had been negotiating with a developer's company since 2010. the college announced today the talks are done and a new plan is being saw. >> at this time, we are going to look at what other developmental opportunities the economy dictates. >> the break off negotiations is blamed on what will happen to the holocaust memorial. we respectfully disagree with the baltimore city community college's decision that the jewish community be required to relocate the holocaust memorial as a precondition to developing the site. the college disagrees the memorial site was a factor. >> the

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live look outside. there are some breaks in the clouds off to the west. temperatures, mid-60s, still 64 downtown, winds south, southwest at 9 that. tells us the front is still to our west. pressure is trying to raise at 29.62 inches of mercury, that live shot brought to you by michael and son. live doppler 9000, we'll zoom into this son. this sort of popped up around hagerstown. it's a pretty heavy little town. it's going to cross 40, head towards hagerstown. it's raining there now but nothing like what's coming. looks like this will hold together and cross 81 and produce heavy rain for hagerstown, nothing severe, but rainfall rates could be 1 inch per hour indicated in red as this slides off south and east this. storm is dying out. we showed you this earlier, a little rain south of dickerson toward poolesville and will move off towards boyd and germantown and make a sprinkle in darnestown. we'll widen the radar out and put this in motion. where is this one going in the next hour? it's going to work its way to the south and east. it will weaken, but it will make it between thurmont and frederick and cockeysville. so a couple showers aroun

live tonight in downtown d.c., 9 news now. >> ken, thanks for giving us an update. >>> we're also following breaking news out of prince georges county where a church controversy has hit a boiling point. marter matt jablow is live inlandover and matt we're talking about a pretty ugly power struggle here. >> reporter: anita it was quite the scene just a short time ago inlandover where police were called in for crowd control outside the largest and most divided churches. >> been a member for 15 years. >> jessica williams was supposed to be in a bible study class at jerricho city of praise church inlandover. instead she was outside the locked church with dozens of her fellow parishners, fellow angry parishners and after the churches board of trustees fired the city of praises pastor. >> my pastor is a wonderful man of god, his family built this church from the ground up. >> the firing of pastor peebles caps a two year long feud within the church and the bitter wrangling when peoples mother betty and the churches long time pastor died two years ago. >> what do you think she would be thinking if

a live look at the camera downtown at the inner harbor on this wednesday, april 4th. thanks so much for joining us, i'm megan pringle. >> i'm charley crowson. i have to say i love that shot. >> it's beautiful. >> the domino sugar sign in the background, great shot. start to a great day. >> absolutely. we mentioned it is april 4th. donate life which is -- donate life maryland which is a local group that is encouraging you to consider organ donation wants to remind you that april is the month to think about it, register and you could save a life. >>> time now for a check of that forecast. let's say hello once again to lynette. >> good morning, everyone. yes. we are talking about some cloudy conditions this morning. what a far cry from yesterday, right? we were clear, the temperatures dropped off because of that, we were frosty, freeze warnings, frost advisories, not today. we're definitely dealing with some mild temperatures. but we also had a couple of stray showers that streamed through the area a little bit earlier. the only thing that we're looking back now is back towards the west in ohio, a co

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live from oakland to let us know what's going to happen. >> reporter: good afternoon. the man who started oaksterdam university in downtown oakland is deciding he will step down. it stems from that federal raid that happened here 2 1/2 weeks ago. here is still some of the evidence from that raid. agents chopped down these marijuana plants. founder richard lee says he wants to sever ties with the school because of his legal issues and the other cannabis businesses that he runs. he said it was not an easy decision. >> yes, it's difficult giving up all that we worked heart to do down here in oakland. part of the battle. i think it's the politics of the issue and that the people who are in favor of cannabis prohibition are fighting back. >> reporter: lee announced today he is retiring from the university turning control of the medical marijuana school over to executive chancellor dale sky jones. this comes after a mass he have raid by the i.r.s. and dea. lee's home was also raided. lee is hoping the school can survive this federal crackdown. today we were given a a tour of the downtown oakland facility where medical marijuana

us live from hayward. laura? >> well, this is where the 37-year-old grew up, and where she lived until she was shot and killed yesterday morning in downtown oakland. and martel was sitting behind the wheel of the car, one, or two men began a conversation. a witness told abc 7 it was cord yil but minutes later one of the men became angry, firing into the car where she was sitting. and until last year she worked as an outreach worker that serves the transgender communities. >> when you don't provide a space in society for people who are other and different, if you don't provide places for them, whether it's socializing or services, this is what happens. >> now, last night people gathered at the scene to remember martel. her murder is one one of three over the weekend. investigators are trying to figure out what led up to this shooting. it could be considered a hate crime if they find out the shooter was motivate bid a perception of the victim's sexual identity. now, i'll have more on what led up to this shooting from a witness who was inside of the car tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> thank you, laura. from a former oikos university studen

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. >>> a live look outside this morning at the inner harbor, downtown baltimore on this thursday, april 5th. thanks for joining us, good morning, everyone. i'm megan pringle. >> i'm charlie crowson. now, lynette charles with a check of the forecast. now, if you can repeat what you did yesterday, you can make a lot of people really happy. >>> i know that, it is chirrier than yesterday, a high of 62 degrees. now, out the door this morning the temperatures are on the cool side. you can see the 30s. these are the upper 30s. aberdeen is more of the same and across the eastern shore, degrees we will see the temperatures rise lane into the afternoon. yes. we will get sunshine in here. check out the satellite and radar. we have

not only are we enriching the lives of our kids, but we are a listing all of the downtown members of our chamber of commerce, all of them to join us and to create miniature ships and and skill sets so our kids can have a foundation for these -- to create mentor's ships -- mentorships and skill sets so our kids can have a foundation. we have extended those summer opportunities and when we knew there were gaps. we found that last year when advocates said there were going to be 400 or 500 kids that were going to fail in math and science, and we said we were going to offer summer classes so they would not fail. we are going to continue doing that. when we create the jobs that thing for them to have those skills they are going to need to be successful. that is how we are going to have to go throughout the state. in every opportunity you provide, we go well beyond our school district in. i am going to see if we can do more so they go beyond the classroom. thank you for joining us. this instigates a lot of my enthusiasm for our kids, superintendent garcia. >> good afternoon. >> if i went down the list, we would be here all day, but it is

downtown oakland and san leandro. >>> food for thought. michael finney joins us live, yes he's right here.next with the results of a massive consumer reports taste test involving more than 100 fast food breakfast sandwiches. $t >>> more and more fast food restaurants are getting in on the breakfast game. >>> michael finney got up early to join the low down on the best and worse choices. >>> consumer reports just tested dozens of fast food egg start your morning off right as dunkin donuts suggests or wake up to deliciousness at mcdonald's you may change your morning routine based on results of this report. >> egg mcmuffin. >> reporter: breakfast on is the go is easier can you make healthy choices without sacrificing taste? consumer reports graded the nutrition of 100 egg sandwiches soldr?f7s by fast fod restaurants. >> as far as nutrition, just six out of 106 sandwiches rated very good. >> reporter: what about taste? consumer records taste testers went undercover to athlete three different locations of each chain. >> can i have four turkey bacon and white cheddar classics. >> reporter: of

downtown little rock. it encompasses five houses situated on the original foundations. the houses are used to interpret the lives of 19th century urban slaves and slave owners. >> this is the brownlee house. built by robert brownlee for his brother james and james' wife isabelle. they did have two slaves. this is the slave that would have spent her time caring for the house where we are now is the bedroom. this is typical of a middle class bedroom. thgs this is dated 1848 to 1852. we know she did needle work. so we have placed items in here that she might have used working with yarn. miss brownlee is isabelle brownlee, who married james when she was about 14. she came here when she was about 16 years old. so she was a young bride. she was away from home, far, far away from home, and was hoim sick and very unhappy and she was a bit sickly as well. so robert brownlee speaks of tabby, her slave, very briefly in his memoir. he says isabelle took her passions out on tabby. we don't know what that means, except she was treated badly and robert brownlee noticed it. we are walking through the breezeway. in the summer th

us all flesh recess and >> here is a live look outside from our roof camera in downtown san francisco. mostly sunny skies. at little bit of cloud cover remaining of the hills. mostly clear skies overnight with temperatures sliding gifts right now it is cooler by 10 degrees this afternoon purists its chance we had into the weekend, conditions will really start to warmouth. five a look at temperatures as the head of the door tomorrow morning, upper 30s in the north bay. in accordance pretty much everywhere else. here's a look at your expected temperatures. a look at your extended forecasts will start warming tomorrow. temperatures in the '80s in our inland valleys staying warm into monday. a brief cool down into tuesday in temperatures will resume their warming trends, spring water on tap. >>pam: new episodes of dr. phil will be airing. this morning darya fulsome spoke with dr. phil about what we can expect to see. >>darya: and most of your shows are helping people, there is a local case to the bay area of a man who weighs 700 lbs. >> this is a fine young man. he has gotten so of the pa

downtown berkeley feel a little more like your living rule. it's getting more cloudy outside. -- outside. steve will be here to tell usf those clouds will be dropping any rain. >>> they endured a frightening search and needed the help of the coast guard. now the team is in oakland talking for the first time about their experience. >>> a fire consumed a six-car garage in the los altos hills. these are images of the fire on country club drive. >> the garage was under renovation so there was nothing inside and no one was hurt. the 8,000-square foot home was into the damaged but the garage -- was not damaged. but the garage was a total loss. damage is estimated at $700,000. >>> berkeley business leaders are launching a new campaign designed to make downtown berkeley feel like your living room. ♪ >> todd's launch at the hotel shaddock included a little music and -- today's launch at the hotel shaddock included a little music and ambassadors who will be greeting people when they get off b.a.r.t. others will be making sure the streets and sidewalks stay clean. there's also dozens of hanging baskets of flowers and banners. >>

downtown oakland. >> an urban garden to escape from the riggors of city live. stay with us. >>> earth day is coming up. there is an oasis thriving in oakland. the gardens at lake merit. >> it's been there all along. >> hello people. >> we hear that. you snow we've been working for years trying to overcome that. >> a jewel beneath to stand in. this is one of the most peaceful in the city. her budget has been cut year after year and thanks to donations... and thousands of volunteer hours it's driving. >> i think we billed a sense of community about this garden. it's in part belongs to the people. we express that. >> there is a connection of 150 rare bonsaies including this one, growing00 years. also here the largest collection of outdoor homes in the entire western united states. there are 65 varieties in all. and not far away there is a collection of the largest of its kind in the continental united states. there is a sense of community garden with plots managed by local groups. so this is very important to the community this, garden? >> yes. keeping women busy and associate

us out of the slight drought east of town. that's good. a live look outside. our weather cam brought to you by michael and son. 44 downtown p. if you average today's highs, 50, and last monday's high of 89, all comes out in the wash, doesn't it? winds southwesterly at 7. pressure on the rise at 29.57 inches of mercury. satellite picture radar combined, look to the west. once we get rid of this storm, things will improve. it's going to be slow to get rid of. it's meandering its way back to the west/northwest in new york state. it was a true nor'easter. came up the coast. it went across new jersey and into the hudson river valley. it will sit and spin. little disturbances will move around. we'll keep the chances for showers in tomorrow but a much brighter day and not as cold. the winter storm warning now lifted in garrett county. we have freeze warnings in effect between cumberland and hagerstown with temperatures falling into the upper 20s tonight. 20s will hurt the plants. cold start on tuesday. showers possible on tuesday. few and far between. i think you'll have a much brighter day. you can probably leave your umbrella at

downtown using 395 you're going to be okay. a bit of slow stuff through landmark and then you're fine at the 14th street bridge. i'll leave you with a live picture downtown. pennsylvania avenue near the willard hotel and a beautiful shot this morning in the district. coming up in my next report, we'll go over to 270 at 6:42. >>> next week marks one year since the raid that killed osama bin laden and there are new fears as we approach that anniversary. >> it's one of the big stories on cbs this morning. erica hill joins us live from new york. she is previewing that and what else they're covering. erica, good morning. >> hey, mike and andrea. good morning you to. after almost a year after the killing of osama bin laden, there are new calls for terror attacks in the u.s. but how concern should any of us about? former f.b.i. official john miller is here this morning to talk to us about what he's learned about this f.b.i. terror alert. also, 20 years ago hard to believe it's been 20 years; a. erupted -- l.a. erupted in one of the country's worst riots. we have home video which shows how the riots pitted brother against brother. we'll have tha

live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. the clouds are on their way down spelling a cold night for us. 58 officially downtown, 28 the dew point which is kind of troubling. get dew points in the 20s, light winds, clear skies, that's a recipe for a cold night. we are looking at temperatures primarily in the 50s already, 55 bethesda, 56 rockville, but low 50s as you head up 270 into gaithersburg, still mid-50s in reston, 54 leesburg, 57 manassas and 59 in college park and we're looking at 57 at andrews. so it's going to be cold tonight, but then it's going to turn milder. winds diminish tonight and lead us to a very cold one. gorgeous tomorrow, light wind, not as cold friday night and warming up over the weekend. a touch of may on saturday and a touch of june on sunday. so clear and cold tonight, winds diminish, bring in the plants, 32 to 42, winds out of the north at 5 to 10. that's going to allow the temps to fall. we have the wind mixing up the atmosphere, temps can't fall that much. they will tonight. 35 in gaithersburg for a low, 36 rockville, probably 40 downtown. you have plants that are cold weather sensitive in pots, ou

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in the south bay we can see live traffic sensors showing top speeds coming out of downtown san jose, 101 a nice smooth ride. use current condition so everything looks good. >> skin cancer is on the rise in new adults. a dramatic increase of first- time melanoma in patients between 18-39 and especially among women. experts blame a rise in the use of indoor sand sun tanning beds >> sugar could be behind some of america's leading killers including heart disease. a doctor with uc san francisco talked about the dangers of sugar on 60 minutes. he links obesity type 2 diabetes and obesity to sugar intake. he suggests warning labels for sugar products. one of the nation's largest fast-food chains is starting a new menu today. burger king says it is the biggest many expansion since it was founded. the new items include coffee and chicken strips. burger king was recently surpassed by wendy's as the nation's no. 2 burger chain. a new distinction for san francisco international airport. >> sfo was named one of the top seven in the world. it cites the airport museum program, food options, and at the yoga room and also prais

downtown little rock. the museum encompasses five antebellum houses situated on their original foundations. the houses are used to interpret the lives of 19th century urban slaves and slave owners. >> this is the brownly house built by robert brownly for his brother, james, and james' wife, isabelle. they had two slaves. one was tabby. we don't know the name of the other slaves. tabby is the slave that would have spent her time caring for the house and the outbuildings. where we are now is the bedroom. this is typical of a middle class bedroom. this is dated approximately 1848 to 1852. we know mrs. brownly did needlework, so we have placed items in here that she might have use d working with yarn. mrs. brownly married james when she was about 14. she came here when she was 16 years old. she was a young bride. she was away from home. far, far away from home and was homesick and very unhappy and she was a bit sickly as well, so robert brownly speaks of tabby, her slave, very briefly in his memoir. he says isabelle took her passions out on tabby. we don't know exactly what that means except that she was treated badly and that robert br

of you traveling in to downtown this morning, a live look at the jones falls expressway at northern parkway, crews as you get off the parkway at northern parkway at falls road. use extra caution in the area. >>> today a judge will sentence a maryland man in connection with a plan to attack a armed forces recruiting station in kaytons catonsville. he will go before a judge. martinez pleaded guilty in january. he tried to detonate what he thought was a bomb inside a vehicle he parked in front of the recruiting center in december of 2010. >>> safety is a concern this morning in baltimore city after a new plan aims to close 3 fire companies. the fire chief identified three companies that as of july 1st will be closed or disbanded for good. the stations will not close and ambulance units will be moved in. >> no fire stations are closing, no firefighters are being laid off. all we are doing is redeploy the people. >> the firefighters will be moved to their stations, the fire chief says the three companies were chosen because the areas they cover now are most easily covered by nearby units. >>> overnight we learned there is a push to get a grocery store in the rotunda

us. lots of sunshine, though, a live picture from the sky watcher camera overlooking washington. downtown in the distance, on the horizon is prince george's county. in the foreground, national cathedral there, along wisconsin avenue in northwest. all of these areas in yellow, abnormally dry. not a drought, but it's abnormally dry across northern virginia, the district and most of maryland. eastern shore, the area in orange is a little bit drier, moderately dry, not quite at drought levels yet. on average, running about four inches below average for rainfall for the year so far. right now, temperatures in the 50s throughout most of the region. reagan national now at 54. afternoon highs should climb up to around 60 degrees. we'll have just a few clouds coming in from the north. and coming into the south and passing over the region. pollen count, just got the latest one, it's down from yesterday, now the tree count is down to 261, that's about half of what it was yesterday. so it is improving. and overnight tonight, chilly, 30s tomorrow morning, afternoon high, mid 60s with sunshine. saturda

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us, i'm marla tellez. >> i'm jon kelley. we give you a live look over san francisco this morning where protesters say they are ready, unified, want to go to a downtown bank. occupy sf protest started as a rally just about an hour ago. it since turned into a march to merchant's exchange building on california street. >> that's where nbc bay area christie smith joins us live. christie, their plan is to completely disrupt today's shareholders meeting. any success so far? >> reporter: well, you know, i'll tell you what we have seen so far, we understand the meeting hasn't started yet. a minute ago, a handful of protesters were behind this group, in front of a door to the shareholders meeting sitting down, and police had them stand up and they led them away the opposite direction of where we are standing. there are barricades up on california street and the protesters are on the way here, marching just a few blocks from justin herman plaza where they had a rally and plan to disrupt the shareholders meeting for wells fargo. the group includes homeowners facing foreclosure. many say they were the victim of predatory loans. they have a list of demands. they

twitter, using the trend w f 24 hour and w asked shareholders so if you want to keep a live look on what protesters are doing, just another tool that is advancing the process here. we're live in downtown san francisco, cbs 5. >> nice job, wells fargo did send out a statement. but here is more. wells fargo has helped more than 740,000 customers with low modifications and has for given $4.1 billion in principal since 2000 and nine. some developing use in oakland this morning. police there have had a busy 12 hours. >> this morning responded to issue about that complicated the work of firefighters. first a fire at 40 and campbell street displaced 14 people. everyone was able to get out safely and the fire was out by 9:45 p.m.. >> my mother popped up, and then i ran into the room and got everyone out of the room. >> a few minutes later gunfire erupted around the corner near 15th and wood and then someone seeking help ran west toward the fire scene as firefighters were mopping up. police are now in the area to make sure that crews are safe. the shooting suspects are still on the loose. >> late last night a shooting in east oakland sent three people to the hospital around 11:00 at 98 and hol