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made a deal coming out of the cold his policy in protest against the presidential votes as the white river believe would point that song until the six bullet details coming up shortly. with egypt set to vote for its new leader the country's vital tourist industry is hoping democratic rule will help it bounce back with concerns however that the islamists growing power could stifle it. and the world's top whistleblower julian assange sure feels more secrets in another blockbuster and diffuse this time though with the new president of tunisia you can watch that later today here on alt.

at the white river valley museum. that's your pacific event of the day. >> thanks so much. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. the jessica simpson baby watch is finally over. congratulations, guys. the 31-year-old singer gave birth to a 9 pound, 13 ounce baby girl named maxwell drew johnson. >> not a baby. >> been cooking for a while. >> maxwell is the first child for simpson and eric johnston. >>> ashton kutcher has reportedly sign a one-year deal to remain on "two and a half men" for a second season. he'll be paid $750,000 an episode. >>> singer rihanna is said to be in negotiations to play a villain in the sixth installment of "the fast and the furious." >> louis ck has snagged a webbie person of the year which honors the best of the web for a comedy special he distributed on his own website for $5. >>> finally, 19-year-old miley cyrus is being considered for a judging spot on the x factor, along with everyone else. the former hannah montana joins avril lavigne and britney bri

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spy them to come out this evening know how seeing protesters in action earlier on today there the white river move in that we're seeing here at the moment for free and fair elections is their slogan they join the ranks of the communist party really latched on to their fishley sanctioned demonstration you could hold their own independent want this is a question that's been asked of the movement of the moment do they have the numbers to continue in force you know there's a few opposition activists who play a pivotal role the bound me down soft but and they have their core followers as well but they pass a lot of the major milestones that lead up in protest of the presidential elections to the inauguration anted here on victory day it must be some wearing us now among opposition leaders about how to drum up more support on the streets in the future. take a great reporting there all u.s. plans for a european anti-missile system may remain a real headache for president putin and nato summit which kicks off in chicago in ten days will give the green light for the activation of interceptor missiles

kind of like the president of the coldest policy in protest against the presidential votes as the white river. until the sixth all the details coming up shortly. in america the occupy movement plans to use may day to stage a massive comeback proof staying power. of the world's most famous exposure of top secret scholars head to head with the president all. throughout the day.

ideal time the cold response team protests they get sleeves presidential votes as the white river leave. it till the six all the details coming up shortly. with egypt set to vote for its new leader the country's vital tourist industry is hoping the democratic rule will help it bounce back though there are concerns however that islamists growing power could stifle it. on the world's top julian assange reveals yet more secrets in another blockbuster interview this time with the new president of tunisia. in about a half an hour's.

respectively but one noticeable absentee from today's proceedings in central moscow is that the white river and the protest movement for free and fair elections they've garnered much of the media attention on the back of december's parliamentary elections initially they had penciled in demonstrations take place today but they can stitch quite recently a state trying to pull together their forces for may the sixth that's a day before but a mere pushing president elect is the fishy inaugurated into office so they want to have all their support on display for that day. jacob reporting there from central moscow and as we heard earlier the occupy wall street movement is planning a general strike across the u.s. to protest against what it says is a corrupt global canonic system and corporate injustice organizers are billing the van as a spring comeback since the groups and campaigns in the u.s. and beyond words mantle by police last winter but activists in london say the movement is only gaining force. we have to do something about this unsustainable system and this is the movement for us to do t

inspired them to come out this evening know how seeing protesters in action earlier on today there the white river moving that we're seeing here at the moment for free and fair elections is their slogan they join the ranks of the communist party really latched on to their officially sanctioned demonstration you can hold their own independent want this is a question that's been asked of the movement of the moment do they have the numbers to continue in force you know there's a few opposition activists who play a pivotal role the bounty we don't solve but i'm they have their core followers as well but they pass a lot of. major milestones that lead up in protest of the presidential elections to the inauguration and indeed here on the tree day it must be some wariness now among opposition leaders about how to drum up more support on the streets in the future. undermined top stories here in aussie russia celebrating the six to seven son of us year of a trio of the nazi germany in the second world war the traditional annual parade of rolled across red square on wednesday and here are some of the highlig

the cold response team protests they get sleeves presidential votes as the white river leave. it to the six all the details coming up shortly. with egypt set to vote for its new leader the country's vital tourist industry is hoping that democratic rule will help it bounce back though there are concerns however that islamists growing power could stifle it. on the world's top julian assange reveals yet more secrets in another blockbuster interview this time with the new president. in about a half an hour's time right here on our. worldwide news twenty four hours a day here on r.t. rule re sushi i live in moscow voices from across russia's political spectrum are all being heard on the streets of the country on may day over one hundred thousand people have been marching with trade unions and the united russia party to mark labor day it's a day for workers demonstrations all around the world for over a century now in the center of moscow though is ati's arena. we have more than one hundred twenty thousand people out of tennessee this is one of the main thoroughfares in rushing down

in the parking lot there at white river junction, all the people were helping with the flood victims, and i wondered if mark could comment about the wonderful national park. >> guest: that's a little ways south of me in new hampshire, and was an artist colony and is actually a beautiful part of the world. it's not far from where j.d. salinger used to live. i doubt very much that j.d. salinger ever did three hours with peter in depth because he was a recluse, what i found so odd about that was that he was -- everybody knew where -- he was a reclues in new hampshire and everybody knew where he lived. they might as well have had a sign on the interstate exit, recluesland, exit 9 or whatever it is. but you were talking about the community thing, in new hampshire and vermont, and i would like to believe that. i was caught in quebec in the 1998 ice storm that hit in january 1998. the total -- the city of montreal eventually all the lights went out except for the hydroquebec building, and at that point i thought, we're going to be stuck here for weeks if we don't get out. and we all climbed

barge called the white duck boat full of tourists on the delaware river two summers ago.ad broken down and two tourists were killed and a loss of attorneys for the victims' families say that the captain did not ask for help for nearby at votes and did not tell passengers to call my fess officials have not commented. >>> a milestone for the new bay bridge spanned it's been called the big squeeze. crews are compact and thousands of and celtics steel wires into one super strong cable. i checked out today with mobile 5. >>> hear this is the massive cable that will someday hold up the roadway on this new eastern section of the bay bridge in rising to a height of over 31 in. across it weighs more than 5,300 t. and the way a transfer is going to begin in august or september. >>> the compression should be finished within about a week. we've seen this video. birds flying airplanes and gen. here it is the delta flights bound for l.a. had to make an emergency landing in jfk airports and york last month. the passenger in the to this video from the i pound and all the rules are face a

. >>> time now 5:56 autopsy scheduled for a man that died while white water rafting in the american riverhe man at 59-year-old stan decker. decker was on a guided rafting trip saturday in plaster county when he and several others were flown from their boat. decker help three people get back into the boat and he fell back and the currents overtame him. >>> a pilot that will plan tolan at the airport -- that was a good alternative for this pilot that was flying a plane equipped to land on water or land. he said the conventional landing gear was having problems so he opted to set the plane down just south of the dunn gash ton -- dumbarton bridge. >>> right now it's coming up on 6:00 let's check in with sal to see how the commute is coming along. >> it's going okay. this morning we are looking at the commute into the south bay and in the south bay. this is northbound 280 still looks pretty good. this is the time when et does wake up. if yo i are driving out of pleasanton that traffic also looks good. now let's go back to dave and pam update on injure firefighters. >>> also how street violence

cameras are showing you that things are not too bad for you over at the white house this evening, especially if you are closer to the river on the water front. a little cooler breeze is moving on through, but it's a southerly know. it is bringing in the moisture. even at this hour, they are still well above 50%. we'll keep the humidity around and our air quality is really suffering. in and around the beltway at the moment, we have begun to blow where our temperatures are sliding back into the lower 80s for arlington and bethesda. looking out to the middle 80s in the city's center. it will be a fairly mild night tonight. a little bit on the muggy side too. doppler radar has been very quiet. popping up a few showers and storms well above the pennsylvania border. not expecting it to come down to our area, but the clouds will start to come in overnight. partly to mostly cloudy. then we'll clear up just a little bit. your forecast model will bring some of the monster closer to us as we head into tomorrow afternoon, but a very good start for you in the morning, late day, i think that you should have your umbrella nearby, but mo

the faded white tag across his shirt read, private d packston. the solders marched him to the river and made him kneel bite coconut trees on the riverbanks much the japanese officer drew his long sword, dip it in the running water, swung it high and one swoop, cut the american's head off. seconds before the blade hit him the american shouted something. perhaps his mother's name or a lover he had back home. may be it was the name of his god. he called out, but it did not matter. his head turned circles in the air before landing with a small that you had on the soft muddy banks of the river. my mother opened her mouth and tried to scream as the head rolled past her feet. on the far hills red sparks littered dark skies like fire flies swimming. the crackling of the burning grass hiszed at the quiet country night. my mother wis perred. in the last stages of the war the retrieving army would burn the dry grass. my mother's family came upon the burnt out fields and found the body of a dog still smoking from the fire. it's tongue was sticking out of his charred skull. my mother heard it wh

river. they were still going after the stuff in bread basket marshes. if the corn crop failed, these local, king williams, whites and blacks, might be doing real poorly next winter. the indians would still be doing just fine, thank you. therefore, you can expect that there will be plenty of indians still. the refuge areas they were able to go to and they used resources that the white competition didn't want, enabled them to change their culture at a slow pace. it didn't mean it wasn't painful. we are all living through that now. they were able to adopt and survive and they are still here. thank you. [ applause ] >> any questions, pertinent or im? >> what was the food preparation with that stuff? were they making it into bread? was it a big mush? what was it? >> they did both. it makes only a moderately good flour. my chef friend who was the dirty one on the left side found that even with a quee sen art, he couldn't get it into smooth flour, the way you can with corn. from there, you can make it into a mush. what's recorded is that they made it into bread. by the way, i don't know whether it is going to be book n

some white caps because of the gusty winds, and choppy waters on the rivers and the bay. a lot of cloud, and that is about it. that will change tomorrow. a cold front will be moving in and elope -- area of low pressure to the west. all that will consolidate as it pushes eastward. showers and storms looking likely as we head for, but not this evening. 66 in gaithersburg, 70 in the nation's capital. a little bit of sunshine peeking through the clouds. partly cloudy and now, 52-58 degrees. we still need rain, we have not caught up with the deficit since the first of the year. we hope to make some progress on that. we will have the forecast in just a few minutes. >> the search is on tonight for the vehicle responsible for hitting and killing a woman in fairfax county, in what appears to be a road rage incident. tonight we are hearing from a man who says he saw the entire thing, including what started the fight that ended in shelinda arrington's death. >> it is because that witness and others around here that fairfax county police say tonight they may have it zeroed in on the

river fronts. and they had factories, longshoremen. you could walk from wall street where everybody was white collar and in five minutes on the piers and everybody was blue collar. it was the city of my youth. i walked around and loved it and it really, i always trying to think what it's like to enter new york if you didn't grow up here. what it was like to come in for the first time. this was the city, by the way, that german expressionist director fritz lange visited. he went back to germany and with this vision of a skyscraper city created the silent screen traffic metropolis which he based on this sky line but through his expressionist eyes is quite extraordinary. the city of the early 20th century. this period gave us public buildings, entertainment complexes, amazing transportation complexes, services like the new york public library and the first skyline city in the world. when we come back next week, we're going to see how people lived in new york from the mansions of the city, the rowhouses of the city but more importantly the new way the middle class is going to live, the apartment house next week. i'll see you next week. [ a

river. whatever you -- >> sorry, as soon as i saw the great white, done. okay. >> that's it.that shark doesn't come back for you. >>> take a look outside with us this morning. 6:41 the time now. and while we don't have rain to we'll do, tom, it appears some people have fog to contend with this morning. >>> yeah, parts of the beltway shrouded in fog. time for weather & traffic on the 1s at 6:41. here's another view from the skywatcher camera 300 feet above northwest washington looking forward the potomac river valley. you see the den fog over the river. don't have any visibility problems locally. farther south into virginia, many locations have near zero visibility in some patchy, dense fog. temperatures are near 60 most of the region. panhandle, mountains of west virginia. mid 60s in washington, southern maryland, near the bay. here's the day planner for this wednesday. we will have temperatures climb to near 80 near noontime. it will feel like summertime, mid-afternoon, temperatures should peak in the mid 80s. then by late afternoon, we have a small chance. about a 30% chanc

white water currents were turned down a 10-foot waterfall. he managed to pull himself onto a narrow rock shelf just before reaching the main falls. that's where the raging river drops about 270 feet. >> it took a search and rescue team 12 hours to rescue hickman. >> in new york city, a perfect if pricey penthouse has a new owner. the 11,000 square foot units sold for $90 million. that translates to about $8000 per square foot. on with its 360-degree view, it includes 23-foot high ceilings, rosewood flooring, and i tally and marble throughout. the unit was first listed for $15 million. >> should have bought two. one for the weekend. still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at noon, a lot of clouds overhead as we wait for the sun to come back. your first warning forecast to a half minutes away. >> first, a look at the midday stocks followed by classmates i'm thinking of asking carlina to have dinner at my place. she's italian... and you can't cook. that's all the horses sir. ...and the men? all the king's men are here too sir. it doesn't look good. >> your complete forecast and the complete warning of severe weather. >> taking a look, it's not wet around us, but you

pax river 72. 63 in hagerstown. 69 in fredricksburg this morning. cloudy skies. there's the whiteility. the washington monument in the distance on our michael & son weather camera with a north wind 5 miles an hour. trying to bring in some slightly drier air but the real dry stuff, that's going to be coming in later on tonight behind a cold front. here's beryl by the way which become a tropical storm again. winds are 35, maybe getting there this afternoon. but most of that moisture east of north carolina, maybe clipping southeastern virginia. for us the front back here comes through late this afternoon, this evening within isolated hour or storm. it turns our et wither much -- our weather much nicer tomorrow. isolated shower or storm. tonight 50s and 60s. so it's going to be more comfortable. tomorrow about 80 degrees. a nice day tomorrow. we're looking at low humidity, really probably the pick of the week. friday, though, we start with 50s and 60s but some showers and storms move our way for the afternoon and evening hours. temperatures around 80. the nats are back in town on frid

white house and for one day smiles between the two parties. in london, prince charles has been watching the final preparations for this weekend's diamond jubilee river pageant on the thames. hundreds of thousands are expected to line the river to watch the boats. just one event in four days of celebrations to mark queen elizabeth's 60 years on the throne. bbc has all of the details. >> the pageant boats, some already in position at st. katherine, docks along side the thames. the flags are up, bunting well and truly out and decks are clean. the prince of wales is down at the river today to check over things and heard the slight nervousness of those involved. >> we have been thinking about what could go wrong for the last week. there have been so many things. >> the prince met some of the cross men and women who helped to decorate the royal barge, the boat that will carry most senior royals on sunday. and the future king's presence out on the water was a surprise added attraction for many tourist boats. the jubilee river pageant set sail at 2:30 on sunday with a royal barge leading the way. the root is around seven miles long, sailing past london's mo

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white house a bit of heartburn. they are still confident that early on in the primary season, but republicans were river much in distress. headlines, is in its romney really going to be our nominee and they were trying to find somebody conservative enough, but the polls reflecting a new optimism for mitt romney going into the general lection. they think he actually has a legitimate shot, which is almost a 180 from three or four months ago. >> thanks so much for that. today president obama had the colorado to deliver the commencement address to the u.s. air force academy. it is the fourth time the commander in chief has delivered the graduation speech at one of the nation's military colleges. >> a potential bomb threat forced the plane headed to north carolina to make an unscheduled stop. two f-15 fighters escorted the flight to maine yesterday. a passenger handed a note to a flight attendant saying she has a surgical implanted device. doctors found no scars or incisions and officials say there was no evidence the plan was in danger. nearly 20 buildings, including two homes, were destroyed in this about a wild fire. up t

river naval air station. as we look outside on our weather camera, there's the white house. good visibility. washington monument in the distance. 67 degrees with cloudy skies and a south, southwesterly wind at 8. that is a warm direction. dew points in the 60s. that is one of the reasons it's so muggy out there. as we look at future cast, the first batch of rain pulls away. we're at 9:00, maybe a few sunny breaks. okay at noon. watch what happens as we get into the mid to latter parts of the afternoon. showers and storms for the first part of tonight as well. heaviest stuff south and east of d.c. we'll get into more stuff later. 76 today, muggy. tonight dipping into the 50s. 71 tomorrow. slight chance of a spotty shower in the afternoon but by friday 70. after starting out in the 40s in many areas friday morning. the weekend looks pretty nice. could be a shower by late sunday. more rain early next week. 5:17. here comes monika. she's got your time saver traffic. >>> a lot of information for you at this point as well, especially on the north side oftown. good morning, everybody. i'm going to

white and skinny. >> heroin hit the music business and hollywood but this time it wasn't make believe. >> when river phoenix and kurt cobain overdosed from heroin and then you started hearing robert downey jr. and this one and that star and that celebrity, all of a sudden it made it like not only acceptable but expectable. >> the colombian cartel used its established cocaine routes through central and south america that were faster and cheaper than the old routes used to move heroin through france and later asia. that's how the french collection became the colombian collection. but when cali cartel members were arrested in 1995 a whole new generation of heroin traffickers took their place. >> right now anyone in colombia that has a route basically to the united states could be a substantial heroin trafficker. >> as opposed to these big centralized drug king pins are we talking about really more mom and pop operations? >> exactly. >> with a profit margin of $200,000 a kilo, just over two pounds, drug smugglers began figuring out new and better ways to smuggle heroin into the country. in corn flakes,

river bank. today is a celebration for reindeer good as it is their most important day of the year in accordance with an old event custom women give the guests white bread and wave spruce branches to ward off evil spirits. traditional dress is a major especially for this occasion and the guests are treated to the best meat in stock before the start of rain display races people visit the fair laid out on the bank roaring trade accompanies the merry making. a glass down to baltics for the ailing rain arrive at how to steer from here could skip nearly twenty four hours after the news of its illness came through though may see her again good to see you did you get it. yes here this should be given before everything else oh instructions of the. first minute of journey twenty four hours in all that's ok you made a long time. will. bring to her the jeweler stan procopio makes haste it's important for him to get to compass for some set it's a long way off. meanwhile festivities are in full swing to steer the reindeer herd as entire families flock here from every nine months camp and so in your county they want to know who's good is best going. on. coming

white life jacket. what a saturday. 2828 either foot boat stopped, dad restarted it and the englishen blew up. mom was watching all this with the family dog on the other bank of the river. now a passerby was able to rescue both. the life jacket company is seatow, it's praising the dad for putting the life jacket on properly and they want to make sure all parents check life jackets fit correctly. what a story that is. >>> we are still working this story just before 11 baltimore county police rolled out near north point. a man was found with a gun shot wound. a woman stabbed. both rushed to the hospital. both are expected to be okay. the detectives are thinking was a possible home invasion robber year and they hope to have more information tonight at 1. >>> three men walked away from a halfway house. they left the house just after midnight. that set the alarm off. corrections officers are outlook for them. >>> 33 years ago this week etan was allowed to walk out of his house to the bus stop for school for the first time alone. it was his first and his last. he was never seen again. there has been an arrest in this case and a family member of the man arrested wants answers

white house. >>> elsewhere indian officials say at least 103 people were killed when a crowded ferry capsized. at least another 100 are missing. the ferry broke in two pieces on a river in northeast india. there were about 350 people crammed onto the boat, many riding on the roof, when a violent storm hit. the search for victims continues this morning. >>> the american automobile association says a stretch of new york highway where seven members of the same family were killed has inadequate safety features. a van carrying the family flew off the bronx river parkway on sunday. the van plunged six stories into a ravine. the aaa says the section of the highway where the accident happened has inadequate guardrails, narrow lanes, and a dangerous curve. >>> the wife of the chief prosecution witness in john edwards' criminal trial is expected to return to the witness stand today. cheri young testified yesterday that edwards asked her husband andrew young to take responsibility for his pregnant mistress. she told the jury edwards justified using donor money to hide rielle hunter. young said she decided to live with the lie because she didn't want to jeopardize edwards' presi

white house, and for one day, it's all smiles between the two parties. >> in london prince charles has been watching the final preparations for this weekend's diamond jube lee pageant on the river thames. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to line up to watch the boats. to mark queen elizabeth's 60 years on the thrown. on the throne. daniel rough has the details. >> the pageant boat. some already in position alongside river thames. the flags are up. the bunting is well and truly out and the decks are clean. the prince of wales heard the nervousness of those involved. >> we have been thinking about what could go wrong the last week. >> i know. [laughter] >> the prince met some of the men and women who helped decorate the royal barge, the boat that will carry most senior royals on sunday. and the future king's presence on the water was a surprise added attraction for many tourist boats. the jube lee river pageant sets sail at 2:30 on sunday with the royal barge leading the way. the route is around 7 miles long sailing past london's most well known landmarks and ends at tower bridge three hours later with the queen back on dry land at around 5:30. hundreds of thousands o