not only should you spend time in west lafayette. bloomington, home of indiana university where the students there have had to face tuition increases of over 8% because of your cuts. how about indiana state, the indiana state sycamores in terra haute, indiana. mitch daniels, good luck as president of perdue. good luck trying to make up for the shortfalls that you imposed on every public university in the state of indiana. maybe this is the way to do it. go to your private koch brother friends and say, i messed up when i was governor of indiana. i need to write a couple of $10 million checks to perdue university so that we can pay our professors and so that we can continue to have indiana students come here without facing hardship. go ahead. go for it. see if you can raise the money in this election year in a tough economy from private donors. the rest of us who know what you did as governor, we are going to be laughing. hail, hail perdue. more of bill press show after this. at the local level, among the ranks of teachers. >> radio me

one accident in the city on baltimore street at west lafayette.e have that construction project you're going to have to worry about on 895 at the steel bridge. there's also a chemical spill route 1 past 32. speeds looking good in the mid to high 50s -- on the beltway. there's a look at the beltway at 146. starting the see more volume. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. deal your toyota dealer today and test drive if new 2012 camry. it's ready. are you? back over to you. >>> all right. let's send it out to ron at the zoo. >> reporter: how about that, jessica, bernadette, sharon, amy. >> and ron. >> and mike schuh. remember mike is a part of this too. >> reporter: that's right. we're having a great day. were -- we're at the maryland zoo. our friend amy is here. how are you doing? >> good . >> reporter: this is conquer, right? >> this is one of the official mascots of the baltimore ravens. he's an african raven. you will see him this sunld at the ravens -- sunday at the ravens rookie breakfast at the zoo. >> reporter: you ge

hawk: here's escobar to face the 25-year-old, 6'4" 240-pound right-hander out of west lafayette, indy0 for our sox. 4-9-1 for their dodgers. hawk: escobar has been up to the plate one time, and struck out. that one got away. hawk: yeah it did. hawk: that's out of play, left side. the count is even at 2-2 to escobar. steve: pretty nice time to pick up an insurance run. hawk: it's full. don't help him out. ball four, base hit. hawk: there is the lead-off walk for us. friday, june 22 all fans are invited to stay for a postgame fireworks display presented by great clips. remember great clips, it's going to be great. hawk: here's alejandro. one for four with a stolen base. decently by escobar. long set. and the step-off. steve: we'll see if alejandro will tip his hand with a square around bunt or not. hawk: oh that will get the job done. just deadened it right off the end of the bat so a beautiful bunt by de aza. one out. steve: he bunted his way to a base hit in the seventh inning. this time, equally as important lays down a perfect sacrifice. hawk: like one of your little wedge shots. st

he within the a block to the west, lafayette fire station. the engine and medics were out on a call but the crew were in the house. they went to the apartment and found the man's son not breathing. they revived him and took him to the hospital. they said if it happened two weeks from now, the man would have had a problem. >> the elderly gentleman had no phone, no way of getting in touch with our 911 dispatch fire house. this is why all units need to be here. he had his only way to get help for his son, to come knock on this door felt no one is lansing on the other side, i don't think there's a way his son lives. >> reporter: the city said truck 10 and two fire companies are on a tight budget but they say service will be maintained. they said medic calls continue to go up and less people would be around to respond. calls to the mayor were not returned. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >>> more than 100 korean business owners met with the city health department. the city is promotion 128 liquor stores be shut down because of criminal activity. th

big al remembers the day they opened the west lafayette fire station back in 1967 when he says he was a young man. he said now that he's an old man hanging out, he really understands what having a firefighter nearby really means. >> some people come out 24 hours, heat, cold, sweat, fire. >> reporter: at around 6 an elderly man hurried to the fire station to get help for his son who was unconscious. truck's 10 crew responded. the city said if that happened two weeks from now truck 10 wouldn't be there. it's scheduled to be taken away july 1st. >> we're down to barebones. chief clack said we're down to barebones. what's changed? the calls have increased. the amount of service we have increased. now his idea is let's lose these three companies because we haven't had fire deaths. are you kidding me? we have to kill people to save our company. >> reporter: the mayor said losing struck 10 along with two others would save more than a million dollars from the budget. it will stay open but with less personnel. jack young said he rote a letter to the -- wrote a let are to the -- letter to the m

still heavy on 680 south and 24 west lafayette. nothing that unusual here. your ride on 680 southbound, a little better than usual. in the south bay we are finally starting to pick up slow traffic toward 17 in campbell. call your north bay ride is still under 30 minutes. this is still a pretty good commute from iran in december fell on 101 southbound. >>darya: did morning gary. -- good morning, gary. the thunder are on their way to the nba finals. that was exciting. what is the deal with kevin durant? is it difficult and unheard of to play the entire game? >>gary: under pressure like that, you are beating on each other. you take a couple of minutes to catch her breasts come back and can play a little bit better. costs that is the philosophy. he is 23 years of age. third of i think years ago, there was one season of when will a chamberlain played every second of every game. us >>darya: so, it is that rare? >>gary: yes. this earth cough >>gary: the biggest talent is putting the ball in the basket when you have to in the can. >>gary: it was fun to watch. and th

coming through lafayette west down 24 a car fire was blocking and lanes, now cleared.saying brake lights. check out this a long line of slowed traffic on highway 4 from and the out towards pittsburgh, and earlier multi vehicle crashed on west bound for approaching bailey road. 880 and nimitz so far so good. and that is traffic. >>> san francisco bay one of america's greatest natural resources but if a warrant for ordinary citizens it would look different >>> for their tireless efforts since the 1960's " save the bay " get this week's high five. >>> the san francisco bay is vital the two often taken for granted >>> one-third of the bay had been filled in from the tides >>> in 1961 there is plan to fill in the bay for urban expansion >>> if that happened we would not have a bay would have a narrow river >>> " save the day " was dedicated to keep that from happening demobilize volunteers to cleanup the shores one of the biggest threats is pollution. another is non native plants taken over the wetlands the weeds out compete the tidal marsh that these fish and wildlife volu

lafayette avenue, we have an accident. -- boston strelton street. a fuel spill on washington boulevard. northbound 895 at the steel bridge, construction in place. the left lane is blocked. the west side checking in at 58 miles per hour in the outer loop. so far so good on southbound 95. here's a quick live look at traffic. an update on 895 and we're looking good through the construction zone. traffic on 295 building in volume southbound down towards 32. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> it appears a second special session focused on expanded gambling in maryland is a no-go. >> a work group failed to reach a consensus. jennifer franciotti is live with the details of. >> good morning. the calvert wanted a special session for casino expansion, adding a sixth casino in maryland. he isn't clear support of another casino but a work group does not agree. it was proposed as a world- class casino at national harbor but not just a casino. a 13-acre facility with 250 table games. but now that sixth casino seems unlikely. >> there was broad consensus to move forward. there were all these outstanding issues in the way in a way that maximizes returns for the people of our state. sudd

dined on lafayette square at madison's house, gadsby's house, daniel webster's house and benjamin taylor's house. webster was secretary of state at this time and owned the house just a few doors west of here, the site of the chamber of commerce building today. the they lowe's lived on the same lane as dolly and july they low would occasionally forward notes to dolly asking if he might borrow paul for her dinner parties. the soirees at all of these fine homes could not have been grander thanks to household staff like paul jennings, nancy syfax, and at webster's, cook monica mccarty. all three of these individuals were about the same age. jennings and syphax each had a connection to a president and his virginia plantation. nancy syphax, like her mother before her, having been born at mt. vernon. monica mccarty had been offered for sale years before to daniel

lafayette and others have been through this area. all those people wanted to see and foreign dignitaries that visited wanted to come to lexington. cultural center of the west. political center of the west with henry clay here. >> we are going to mix in our first viewer phone call from brian in springfield, illinois. welcome to our conversation about henry clay. >> good good evening. i want to thank c-span for these series. it is a great idea. i'm calling from the springfield, illinois, with a non-lincoynincoln themed questi. i want to ask the pan bell 1824 and charge against henry clay when he back -- quincy adams and accepted the secretary of state position. do you think that's the reason why we are referring to henry clay as contenderte

west baltimore has police looking for some answers. shots were fired before 1:00 this boating. a man and woman were both struck by gunfire. investigators were called to east lafayette avenue with a found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. no word as to a suspect or a possible motive. state leaders have now come out with a call to make the inner harbor safer. jim brochin has now voiced his concern following statements made by pat mcdonough. kim dacey is live at city police headquarters with more on the story. good morning. >> just a couple of weeks ago, it was republican state delegate pat mcdonough who raised a red flag about safety at the inner harbor after a number of attacks by groups of young people. he does not agree with the racial overtones delegate mcdonough put forth, democratic state senator jim brochin from baltimore county agrees there is a problem downtown. he also agrees that state police should be brought in to help with security. the mayor's office refused to comment on the senator's concerns, instead referring us to the city police department. police claim that violent crime is down in the central district 14%. common assaults are running even wi

lafayette pinhead all the way to walnut creek. >> 680 southbound is back of the hybrid 24. >> the nimitz freeway north about as solid from before holloway have a to 38. >> 580 westcastro valley. these are amazing the leas. it amazes me even further that people would even try to get to the bay bridge with these relays. but no one had north about is getting jam. even the heavy traffic on what about southbound -- where the one southbound. your best bet from the east bay is to take the richmond san rafael bridge over to the golden gate bridge and had south into san francisco. there other modes of transportation. you kill us ferry service. you can use ac transit. ac transit did start operating buses from the fruitvale station. " with this accident on the upper deck it's going to be difficult for the buses to get through to. >>darya: it looks like the best alternative would be the ferry service. we've already talked this morning to the delay of ferry. let's go live to attack london square to the ferry terminal there karen gabe slate is on the fun there. >> >>kate: the line is pretty big. i have never seen anything like it. five or six other people deep about three blo