. >> archbishop william lori will testify in annapolis today to back a bill that will repeal the death penalty in maryland. he says taking an anti-death stance is in line with the church and pro-life teachings. >> it certainly should be recognized that people that commit heinous crimes should be punished, but we feel there is a better way than capital punishment, especially if there is life without parole. >> his predecessor testified in support of a similar bill in 2009. coming up, dr. patrick allen is here to answer your pet questions. if you have a question, e-mail it to pet questions at wbal.com it to pet questions at wbal.com , or visit our website. >> just when it seemed like things couldn't get worse, more problems for the 4000 passengers and crew aboard the crippled crew -- cruise ship in the gulf of mexico. >> families are starting to gather outside of the terminal in mobile, alabama. nellie talk to her daughter after the engine room fire that crippled the cruise liner has not heard from her in days. >> it has been horrible, not been able to talk with her. i have been sick abo

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william lori will call for maryland to take capital punishment off the books. he says the it is in keeping with the churches pro-life teachings. >> people commit heinous crimes and should be punished but we feel there is a better way than capital punishment. there is life without parole. >> governor martin o'malley is making a push for renewal will wind energy in annapolis. about 100 people greeted members on wednesday. the bill would establish a framework that creates an incentive for companies to invest in a wind farm off the coast of ocean city. >> it is important to our children's future. >> the project would create 850 new jobs and 160 permanent positions. mike miller says he believes this year's bill has enough votes to pass the senate. >> president obama continues his effort to bring his message to the people. he is on the road trying to generate support for his agenda. >> the president is on an all- out publicity blitz. today he will make his second stop urging voters to back his plan. >> we have a lot of work to do. >> the president is pushing his seco

here at home a big day for archbishop william lori. he is holding to services today. this was the first at st. l follow -- st. alphonso's church. >> the family of [indiscernible] what the overnight blaze was hard to fight. the latest on this house fire that filled the skies of baltimore county with mode. >> something to think about. broken heart syndrome is a real thing. will take a look at some of the medical science behind it. >> why experts say treatment cannot be overlooked. the story newk@ó t >> the rest of the family did get out. are these are trying to figure out what caused the fire. there were no injuries in the fire. >> capping the ambitious agenda laid out last night was his call for a hike in the minimum wage. >> that was his focus today, not the harsh automatic spending cuts taking place march 1. >> thanks and good evening. republicans charged the sudden shift to the issue of pay is not motivated so much by economics but by politics. taking his campaign for higher minimum wage on the road, president obama went to north carolina's auto component plant. >>

archbishop william lori of baltimore called for it to be repealed.thousands of victims murdered joined prosecutors and police to keep it as an option. this matter of life or death is very hard to debate for both sides. mary has more. >> reporter: two women who both want loved ones to violent crimes want lawmakers to hear their stories. their emotional stories have led them to two different places. >> reporter: a notorious killer is put to death for the brutal murder of lois's teenage son. >> i definitely have no problem with the thact that john stennis was executed. >> erica's brother was gunned down on the streets of baltimore. she said the death penalty won't ease her pain. >> it felt less and less like justice to me. >> reporter: two families suffering, after loved ones are murdered. but they're left with far different views on the ultimate punishment. >> i think that it's only fair that the death penalty be kept and be enforced for those. us that have -- those of us that have to suffer through appeal after appeal. >> reporter: in 1990, lois's 18-

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the suspected couple - lory and william riley - were booked into solano county jail, after police searched their home and found more than 50- pounds of marijuana, seven firearms, more than 29,000 dollars in cash. and a 3-foot long baby alligator the alligator was turned over to solano county humane services >> jacqueline: your full forecast, coming up. >> in national news. chicago police say, the two men accused of killing a 15-year-old honor student. mistook her and her friends for rival gang members. police say, kenneth williams and michael ward are facing first- degree murder charges. in the killing of 15-year-old hadiya pendleton. the young girl had recently performed during the presidential inauguration ceremonies in washington. pendleton was shot in the back. just miles from president obama's chicago home. president obama will deliver the first state of the union address. of his second term tomorrow. the economy will be the primary focus of the state of the union. the president will talk about job creation, and growing the economy. by investing in education, boosting clean energy pro

officers spotted pylori and william reilly engaged in -- spotted lori and william riley in a suspicionthey spotted them in their car. the two were booked into county jail. the alligator was turned over to the county humane services department. >>> construction crews in contra costa county have begun working on the final segment of the highway corridor project. the project is expected to provide relief to one of the most congested commutes in the bay area which includes road widening and new overpasses. the daily clog should ease by 2015. >> a brand-new four lane in each direction facility including a median prepared for the extension of bart all the way up to hillcrest. that will save 20 minutes each direction. >> the project also includes bart's light rail extension set to be completed in 2017 hauling passengers another 12 miles. >>> the berkeley band green bay is coming back to the stage after the singer's self- described substance abuse problem causing a hiatus. the bay area punk rockers scheduled several shows including an april concert at the greek theater at uc berkeley. the band

officers spotted pylori and william reilly engaged in -- spotted lori and william riley in a suspicion transaction as they spotted them in their car. the two were booked into county jail. the alligator was turned over to the county humane services department. >>> construction crews in contra costa county have begun working on the final segment of the highway corridor project. the project is expected to provide relief to one of the most congested commutes in the bay area which includes road widening and new overpasses. the daily clog should ease by 2015. >> a brand-new four lane in each direction facility including a median prepared for the extension of bart all the way up to hillcrest. that will save 20 minutes each direction. >> the project also includes bart's light rail extension set to be completed in 2017 hauling passengers another 12 miles. >>> the berkeley band green bay is coming back to the stage after the singer's self- described substance abuse problem causing a hiatus. the bay area punk rockers scheduled several shows including an april concert at the greek theater at uc be

lory and william reilly were booked into solano county jail after police searched her home and foundlbs. of marijuana, seven fire arms, more than 2 $29,000 in cash and treat foot long baby alligator. >> the man who ran the cargo ship costco blues and in the bay bridge building 50,000 gal. of fuel and the bay wants his license back. john cota has filed a lawsuit alleging that the u.s. department of home as security and the coast guard violated his civil rights by denying his request to renew his merchant marine license. sampras's officials are racing to raise teen the tens of millions of dollars from private donors to pay for security, transportation and other cut costs of hosting the america's cup yachting championship later this year. and all police have just release as a model of a man who attempted to rob a bank and pinole on friday afternoon. police say he walked into the bank of america branch on tara hills drive and demanded cash. the man ran off with a teller refused. he is described as a black man in his '40's or '50's between 6 ft. 3 in. and 6 of 5 in. tall. >> account for b

the suspected couple - lory and william riley - were booked into solano county jail, after police searched than 50- pounds of marijuana, seven firearms, more than 29,000 dollars in cash. and a 3-foot long baby alligator the alligator was turned over to solano county humane services >> over the past few years, bart has seen its ridership numbers rise dramatically. to accommodate the large crowds. the agency is now considering renovating two of san francisco's busiest stations. kron 4's charles clifford shows us what could be in store. >> reporter: on an average day, more than 360 thousands people ride bart. on special event days, such as the giants world series celebration, ridership can exceed 500,000 people. the two busiest stations in san francsico are the embarcadero and montgomery platforms, which can be shoulder to shoulder during rush hour. because ridership is expected to keep going up and because small problems at either of these station can back up the entire system, bart is considering making substantial alterations the changes could include adding more elevators, stairways, and

they found a three-foot long at the home of lori and william riley in fair field.e say they stopped them -- fairfield. police say they stopped their car after they were suspected of having marijuana. police say they found 50 pounds of marijuana along with a lightning in the car. after the reillys' arrest, police searched their home and found more marijuana along with weapons and the alligator. the alligator was turned over to the county's humane services. >>> want to check in with sal, see what's happening on the roads and 880. >> we're starting there in oakland because we do have a traffic -- traffic is moving along relatively well. it usually gets busier later in the morning. right now you have the opportunity to get up to downtown oakland. the morning commute looks pretty good at the bay bridge. i will qualify that. it looks good for a normal day. it's backed up for a that 25 -- for a 25 to 30-minute delay. it's not great but at least we don't have anything to do well with on the upper deck. we have a traffic time building here from grantline road to the 680 com

lori: he is easy to please. juan williams, always a pleasure.e want to direct your attention back to the market. we're in full-on rally mode. the dow at session highs with a gain of 138 points. well over 14,000. there is the chart a look at 30 dow component stocks. that is one name down. that is hewlett-packard. the other 29 issues are posting gains today. you can thank federal reserve chairman ben bernanke, his second day of the formerly referred to as humphrey-hawkins testimony. he took tough questions from congress but was cool as a cucumber, stood his ground. it's all hands on deck. we're continuing the accommodative policy, low interest rates, the asset purchases, qe infinity. we'll continue. stock market loves that. the wealth effect. only place to get yield. at least that is the impression of investors these days. >>> all right, a moment of truth for jcpenney. the struggling retailer is out with earnings after the bell. we'll tell you what you need it know before that report. melissa: is the king of beers more of a court jester. we'll tel

lori: forget a soda tax. an illinois bill could impose a 25 cent tax on the purchase of athletic shoes. according to the bill's sponsor, representative williamavis, the tax would bring in million a year and go toward nonprofit youth programs. while we're getting used to sin taxes on everything from soda to tanning but now tennis shoes? what will they tax next? 25 cents a pair of shoes will not set you back. sends a message. melissa: you tax what you want to discourage. slap another tax on sneakers. lori: haven't you ever been to the store would you like to donate 50 cents to a charity. melissa: donation as opposed to a tax. that is the donate if you believe in it. lori: key difference but for something like that. melissa: all right. coming up tonight on "money" we have the ceo of tesla motors elon musk. he will join me to talk about the fake "new york times" review of the tessa s. he said, they came in. they did their test. it was relatively scathing. he looked at the car and yeah, it is "new york times." when they looked at it, wait a second, we don't even think they performed the test. it will be very interesting. we'll drill down on those