. >>> wjzhd and wjz.com, baltimore. >>> from the city to the counties to your neighborhood. now it's complete coverage. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >>> to show or just tell. the white house photos will not be released. >> reporter: tonight the exclusive interview with president obama and why some disagree with his decision. >>> hello, everybody. >>> here's what people are talking about tonight. >>> we don't need to spike the football. that's one reason why president obama won't publicly release the photos showing bin laden's body. but there are two photos we can show you but we warn you, they are graphic. >> reporter: he will not release photos of bin laden after he was shot to death by navy seals. >> it isphotos are not floating around to incite additional violence. >> reporter: the president saw the pictures and say he's certain it's him. >> we are absolutely certain it's him. we've done dna testing so there is no doubt that we killed oh osama bin laden. >> i know he's dead, but i do believe it is in our national security interest to prove it beyond a reasonable dou

. >>> baltimore,. >> from the city, to the counties, to your neighborhood, now it's complete coverage, it's wjz, maryland's news station. >> gadhafi bombed, one of his family homes hit, he escapes injury but four relatives are dead. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm adam may. we start with this story, gadhafi's three grandchildren and youngest son are dead after a nato air strike. we have the latest. >> reporter: fireworks lit up the fight sky in the city as libya celebrated the death of gadhafi's youngest son. the spokesman said the 29-year- old was killed by a nato air strike and gadhafi survived. >> the leader himself is in good health. he wasn't hurt. his wife also is in good health. >> reporter: three of his grandchildren were also reportedly killed. nato said its missions aimed at command centers and do not target gadhafi. the leader appeared on libya state tv earlier on saturday calling for a cease fire and negotiations but refused to step down. rebel commanders rejected officer saying the time for compromise has passed. gadhafi's 6th son studied in germany. >> so far

in baltimore city, i'm jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> check in for complete coverage of the killing of osama bin laden. count on us to bring you more information as it believed. >>> well, first it was a brutal beating inside a rosedale mcdonald's. tonight another shocking video from maryland is making waves the internet. this time it shows two children fighting and the controversy is over how one mother responded. wjz is live. mike hellgren speaks exclusively with that mother. >> reporter: this is generating lot of passing. the mom says to some it may look like she was egging her son on to fight but she says she was just trying to help defend himself against a bully. put your hands up. >> reporter: in the video the mom confronts a boy, one of several she says chased her son to his home. >> my son he's right, there too it. >> reporter: she said she encouraged her son so fight back. >> do any of you see my son backing down. >> reporter: seconds later the boys go at it. >> help me, mom? >> no, get up and fight. >> reporter: someone tries to intervene while mom keeps talking fro

one new accident in baltimore city. east pratt. let's take a live look. 70 at 29. and there's another look at the west side at wilkens avenue. it is starting to pick up. but right now, no current delays this. traffic report is brought to you by bill's carpet, hardwood and laminate 2. you can call them. back over to you. >>> for the first time in recent memory, a ping-pong game makes the highlight reel. check out what happens in the match between two swedish players. one of the players hits an incredible over the back. the ball bounced in for a win. but despite all of that talent, the man who hit that shot is only ranked 421st in the world. >> but he's never won on tv today. >> i should say so. >> see, he turns around? >> boom. >> the table looks small. >> he's just fast. >> sure is. well -- >>> straight ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. scouts stranded. trapped in the woods for days. we have the dramatic rescue. >>> improve your batting practice. >>> it's gray and chilly. and there could be sprinkles this afternoon. bob's updated forecast is coming up. it's the lit

city i thought about killing martin another baltimore police officer who was killed the night. and then after that summation we had two more dogs more police kill. michael cowdery was approaching. two drug dealers on the corner park over. to do an interview and one of them shot him. and gad in its core was. when. the police were chasing. being drug dealers get them in is more probably this one tends will bring it into the. group. but listening. heavily on it just. so you know eric holder you know me in. your case in your so many other. cases neal thank you for sharing your story and i shant from the d.a.'s perspective is there any connection with the top end of traffic cops on the sea every day with the drug war oh sure i mean it's a dangerous job and it's a dangerous job because of the prohibition scheme you know people aren't shooting each other over a liquor distribution or beer distribution they're shooting at you over other over drug distribution so you know all of these tragedies are really a function of the policies that are in place and and i would dare say that eric ho

. >>> a national board will review the case of a baltimore city police officer killed by friendly fire. officer william torbit was in plain clothes trying to break up a fight when another officer killed him along with 22-year-old sean gamble. >>> remembering crerd -- yeardley love. her ex-boyfriend killed her. her alma mater will award the first yeardley love scholarship later today. >>> speed cameras will soon be popping new howard county. according to our media partner the baltimore sun the county voted to bring cameras to school zones. a maximum of eight will be put up this time this fall. some baltimore county firefighters get some new wheels, two engines and a medic union. they were destroyed during the blizzard of 2010. stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. complete news, weather and traffic still ahead. as you look live at what is replacing the world trade center, the hunt for bin laden may be over but the war on terrorism is not and more on pakistan's role. is that country an ally, an enemy or something in between? we'll get an in-depth now it can stop pain from any angle,

. >> jennifer is outside baltimore city police headquarters and with details of the funeral. >> north carolina teenager will be laid to rest in a private funeral this weekend in atlanta. the official cause of death has been ruled a homicide. >> i think each additional bit of information is helping investigators. they are using that as effectively as they can. >> when her body was pulled from the raging waters of the susquehanna river two weeks ago, there were no obvious signs of trauma. now the state medical examiner's office has officially ruled its homicide. authorities know how she died, but are withholding information so as not to compromise the investigation. they're certain information in investigations that is only known by the person or persons responsible for committing the crime. that is an important tool for investigators to use in determining who is responsible and in the prosecution of the case. >> from north carolina, felicia was visiting relatives in north carolina over christmas break. -- originally from north carolina, she was visiting relatives in baltimore over chri

baltimore city was not sued. her parents give our yearly scholarships in their daughter's name. profile trial of a a tria pair of brothers is ending in a mistrial. the new trial date is set for july 26. >> it has been touted as a great deal for consolation energy and baltimore, but one local groups is protesting against a merger. organizers from good jobs better baltimore believe of merger will send utility bills hired to result of a loss of jobs. they are also skeptical of the one time $100 credit given to customers to complete the deal >l . >> we are here to make sure the merger does not go through. it is too expensive. it is not benefiting us. >> they say $5 million will be a set aside for a limited income assistance. are not goodds for bringing a casino to the area. that delay is projected to cost the state $70 million in lost revenue for education. >> president barack obama will participate in a ceremony at ground zero in new york today. the death of the world's most wanted terrorist. -- this comes three days after he announced the death of the most wanted terrorist. >> pre

. >> it's about four filipino teachers in baltimore city. i follow their first year on the job and i follow them back to the philippines as they reunite with family. >> reporter: did you have pretty much full access to everything? >> i had pretty much full access. i asked the baltimore public school system. it's filmed in four schools. harlem, harlem community school, poly tech nick and locker map bundy. >> reporter: what fascinated you about this topic? >> two very different groups of people meeting in a classroom inner city schools. inner city school, meaning filipino teachers. someone they were so unfamiliar with and at the end of the day, you know, they sort of meet in this middle ground where they navigate relationships and they really foster a very profound relationship and the teachers are still here, teaching. -- if only for that, they come back and they have been here for -- i guess it has been four years. >> good to see you ramona. >> we start tonight, right? >> tonight, 8:00, at the brown center. >> let's talk about closing night.

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you might remember we followed them through terrell, baltimore, harold county and north of the city. it didn't rain that much here on tv hill about 15 minutes is all we got. some areas got some heavy downpours. our little batch of showers developed over the mountains to the west of us, moved through the area tonight. now we're getting clear skies, as you can see to the west few clouds and showers in ohio, pennsylvania that one not impact our region. tomorrow for the most part looks like a nice day on sunday. behind this is yet another system weak as it is. but it will come to the area on sunday afternoon with a risk of a shower or two sunday afternoon. will not be a wash out. we will see a little sun then clouds then a couple of showers in the afternoon before it clears out. looks like early next week very nice weather. the bay temp around 62. so for the rest of tonight gradually clearing out. cool 40s in most places. tomorrow lots of sun and clouds. warmer than today, 70 with a risk of a shower on mother's day. won't ruin your whole day but it won't be perfect. 72, 70 and 74. looks

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city series of gas stations, his sister-in-law was involved in that plot, and so on, a plot to bowl blowout the panama canal, a plot to blow up heathrow. these guys have not dropped -- stopped trying. the issue bombing was stopped partially from information from ksm. the jose padilla dirty bomb them up where did khalid sheikh mohammed on the first lead of some of the latent? >> they maintained it did not know each other until the early 1990's. they had their first sit-down meeting in 1995 in canada an ka. they did not get along. a second reading about one year later led to another job offer for ksm and that when he took. he wanted to work for al-qaeda. he had a wife and some children at that point, he was broke, and much of his cell that had attempted attacks in the philippines, pakistan and elsewhere had been killed or captured. he was at the end of his strength and his wife told him to get a job. then he went to work for al- qaeda. >> where was the position and how did he put together 9/11? >> from various cities in pakistan, and afghanistan he moved freely in all those cities and

city plot of gas stations to be blown up in baltimore -- ksm's sister-in- law was involved in that. there are more. just because things have not exploded or made headlines of carnage, it does not mean they have stopped trying. the issue bomber plot, the paris-miami flight, that was stopped partly by information from ksm. the jose could be a dirty bomb was another one. >> -- the jose padilla dirty bomb was another one. >> where did he meet osama? >> they did not know each other in the early 1990's. they had their first sit-down meeting in 1995 in kandahar near neerar bins -- laden's ranch. they did not get along particularly well. he wanted to go to work for al qaeda. he had a wife and some children. he was broke. and much of his cell which carried out or iattended attacks in the philippines and elsewhere, he was at the end of history. his wife was basically telling him to get a job. ultimately, he went to work for al qaeda. >> where was he position and how did he put together 9/11? in what location? >> in various cities in pakistan and afghanistan. he moved freely in all of those ci

city plot of gas stations to be blown up in baltimore -- ksm's sister-in-law was involved in that. there are more. plot to blow up the panama canal, heathrow airport. just because things have not exploded or made headlines of carnage, it does not mean they have stopped trying. there were a lot of plots under way. they were shocked. -- stopped. the issue bomber plot, the -- the issue bomber plot, the -- the shoe bomber plot, the paris- miami flight, that was stopped partly by information from ksm. the jose could be a dirty bomb was another one. >> -- the jose padilla dirty bomb was another one. >> where did he meet osama? >> they did not know each other in the early 1990's. they had their first sit-down meeting in 1995 in kandahar near been laden's -- near bin laden's ranch. they did not get along particularly well. a second meeting about a year later led to another job offer. that he took. he wanted to go to work for al qaeda. he had a wife and some children. he was broke. and much of his cell which carried out or attended attacks in the philippines and pakistan, elsewhere, he was

in baltimore's history. in mount vernonon, kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> and it runs from 11:00 this morning until 8:00 tonight. you can find a full list of events on our web site at www.wbaltv.com. >> and did you see the girls -- >> with the ribbons? >> yes. it is a tradition. they do it every year. >> he spent close to two decades on capitol hill. >> and why he's retiring. >> the insta-weather plus forecast next. >> welcome back to "11 news saturday morning." thank you for joining us. let's take another look outside with john, and we are expecting a repeat performance. >> we have thundershowers. most of the day yesterday was fine. i was able to get out and cut the lawn. >> the neighborhood to help you out. >> exercise. but, you know, we'll have a chance again today to get out and do stuff during the day before the neck system comes in. it is not going to be a big rain. it is not going to wipe things out. it is not going to be a wash-out or anything like that. there you can see the -- on the radar, the dep

and baltimore city we are work fulton at mulberry streets. here megan with the morning news update. >> thanks. good morning to you. new york city sent baltimore county providence volunteer fire cpt a piece of the world trade center. it took a year for the port authority to make sure that no one was profiting from the pleas piece. providence renovated the building three years ago and to help finance it they put in agarden of memories with buy a brick program. the peace from the world trade center will be at center that. >>> we are out of town. did -- time now "good morning america" we will check in later. >>> champagne toasts. and the star spangled banner. ♪ that our flag was still thether there ♪ >> as they learn at ground zero that osama bin laden has been killed. it was 40 minutes that changed history. u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s sweeping in overnight in a daring raid on the compound. we have exclusive pictures of the compound where hand-to-hand combat took place. blood all over the floor there. we'll take you live to where it all happened. >>

they were in baltimore before, so we had connections as far as recommending ocean city and they came done and saw the venue. and there were other destinations being considered. i know virginia beach was considered. and they chose ocean city. it's going to be downtown on the beach north of the pier where you have that larger section of beach. >> on the sand? >> yes. they're going to construct their stadium out there on the beach. >> that is unbelievable. >> they see what we do down there with beach soccer and beach lacrosse and pro volleyball when they erected their stadium a couple years ago. they know we can do it. and we know we can work with them and get it done. >> and imagine. it is televised. imagine the aerials and what it will look like some of the site lines. someone will be doing the hoof pipe and the ocean will be behind him. >> they'll erect the half pipes and the seeing the. it will be on that huge area north of the pier. >> are they giving you projections how many people will attend? >> we're not really sure. but they're looking as well over 50,000 people in that event

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it's 47 in baltimore. 48 ocean city. and back in oakland they are in the 30s. and the weather service was debating putting a frost advisory in western maryland. brr. we will talk about the weather coming up in moment. now to the road the first check with kim brown. >> reporter: thanksch good morning. -- thanks. good morning. traffic looks good. very light volume around the area. no reported accidents or major delays or problems. however, as we look live at our cameras, looking pretty good on the beltway, 695 at providence road from parkville into towson no problems on the outer loop. inner loop lanes clear between 83 and i-95. we have a water main break problem through towson southbound york road closed at fairmont. two-way traffic gets back alternating in the northbound lanes. now back to you. >> thanks. >>> it's a official, a medical examiner determined phylicia barnes was murdered but police are keeping quiet about how she died. linda so joins us with the latest developments on the investigation. linda. >> reporter: well, they ruled her death a homicide but

>>> wjzhd and wjz.com baltimore. >> from the city, to the counties to your neighborhood. now, it's complete coverage. it's wjz io maryland's news station -- maryland's news station. >>> hello, again i am don scott. >> i am jessica kartalija knee begin with breaking news where a tractor trailer struck an overpass over the inner loop of the beltway. we are over the scene. captain mike good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. we are at the inner loop at park heights avenue where around 9 this morning, a piece of heating and air conditioning oversized load you can see one of the two identical pieces of equipment transported along the fast lane of the beltway struck the bridge overpass where park heights overpass is the beltway. and it caused the metal underneath the bridge to twist slightly. you are seeing state highwayinspectors inspecting the underside of the park heights avenue bridge. now for a short time, the beltway was completely closed in the inner loop. now they have allowed two lanes to pass by as the state highway workers continue the inspection one lane of nor

fortunately none major in baltimore city. however, the jfx southbound is going to be at a crawl between coldspring lane toward the north avenue exit looking live at northern parkway, stop and go. 50 westbound at route 19 #, one lane is open because of a serious accident route 32 rampclosed because of an overturned dumb struck and a crash at rifters and hooks lane. here charlieey with the morning news update. >>> baltimore judge denied a request to try to a 15-year-old girl charged with first-degree murder as a juvenile. she will be charged as an adult. artesia holt shot 44-year-old jose gonzales caraes and another man in august of 2010 after theylaughed at her because she was so young. he was shot in the head and died a week later and the other man suffered a grazing gunshot wound. she was 14 at the time and her defense argued that she needs the treatment and nurturing she gets from a juvenile system and she does well in a structured situation. >>> time to go back to new york. we are back in 30 minutes nor "good morning maryl

they claim the city of baltimore has not released reports done after her death. >> we still feel like we should have the right to know. the taxpayers need to know what happened to our daughter. >> they say they still have concerns about safety at the park and in other parts of the city. >> i would like the city to be pro-active in addressing the failing infrastructure. >> our department's remain vigilant. we ask the citizens to remain vigilant and let us know if they see any potential live wires. >> they say they will keep fighting to get more answers and to keep their daughter's memory alive. >> i see deanna in all of them. that is how we make it. >> southwest electric and lightning did not admit fall in the case. parents given scholarships in her name every year. >> , a woman who spent years of her life helping make schools safe is in critical condition after issues hit by a school bus. she was hit by forced pleasant elementary school. a bus turned onto parnaz avenue about 7 akaka 40 this morning and through her across the street. -- 7:40 this morning and t hrew her across the stree

baltimore beat kansas city 6-5. in the national league, philadelphia pitcher cliff lee smashed a long drive to center field that bounced over the wall for a ground rule double that scored two runs. lee also struck out eight cincinnati reds. phillies win 10-4. when we come back on this friday, another look at this morning's top stories, and the amazing story of a woman who's never flown a plane but wound up flying solo with two lives on the line. on depression is a serious medical condition. i feel like i have to wind myself up to deal with the sadness, the loss of interest, the lack of energy. [ male announcer ] ask your doctor about pristiq -- a prescription medicine proven to treat depression. pristiq is thought to work by affecting the levels of two chemicals in the brain -- serotonin and norepinephrine. tell your doctor right away if your depression worsens or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior, or thoughts of suicide. anti-depressants can increase suicidal thoughts and behaviors in children, teens, and

several cities, such as baltimore and raleigh, they're expected to hit records today. the washington, d.c. area climbed into the upper 90s yesterday, forcing thousands of people to turn to cooling stations. >> drinks lots of water. >>> now, for a look at morning road conditions. wet on i- 0, 90 and 49 through chicago. on i-55 from chicago to st. louis. and on 44 from joplin to oklahoma city. soaks i-5 from seattle to sacramento. and i-80 into san francisco. snow and icy spots on i-84 and 90 in the morn northern rockies. today,re flying today, a couple weather-related airport delays. those will be in chicago and minneapolis. >>> now so what's turning into a new national crisis. it seems unimaginable that a hospital would run out of drugs. but it's happening more and more often. sometimes the consequences are deadly. abc's ron claiborne has more. >> reporter: the shortage of pharmaceuticals are so bad, it's becoming a national crisis. >> i think it's a crisis when hospitals have to sort through this medications they can supply to patients. >> reporter: this year is on pa

ocean city is at 49 degrees. and fredericksburg is at 44. here is a look at the satellite- radar, not a bad look. there are a few clouds out there but for the most part, we'll see lots of sunshine today. most of the eastern united states is quiet. off to the west, that is a frontal boundary that will make its way through here but not until late tomorrow. so the showers associated with that also won't be here until late tomorrow. tomorrow evening, something like that. >> your forecast then for today look like this. lots of sunshine be windy at time. those winds could gust up to 25 or 30 miles per hour later on today. look for a high today of about 70 degrees. coming up in about 15 minutes, today's edition of ask the weather guys. it is going to be really great. that is all i'm going to say about it. you do want to tune in. we have a little bit of a price for you. >> we like surprises. >> look forward to it. >> all right. >>> before we get to julie wright, we want to talk about what has been happening out on the bw parkway this morning. a doub

. >>> new york city sent baltimore counties providence volunteer fire company a piece of the world trade center from september 11th. pros den renovated the ed by -- providence renovated the building and put in garden of memories with buy a brick program. a piece of the world trade center will be the centerpiece of the garden which weighs more than 500 pounds. >>> now, maryland he most powerful doppler radar and forecast -- maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >> the wind for change down in annapolis, we were at the olive bet jewish school. i want to thank miss heather for setting the visit up. we had 30 kids involved and we are calculating the totals. but what a fantastic little program and really what good time. so we will passe long more information as soon as we can tally the results. but, it was a good time and there's more to g i appreciate the support they have given for the cool kids campaign. good morning to them and to all of you. we wake up this morning with temperatures near by edgewater 56 degrees. 58 across the bay at

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host: baltimore city, md. caller: hello, mr. steele. thank you for all the work you have done. guest: thank you. caller: have you thought about running against barbara mikulski? it would be nice for someone to give her a little fight, try to get her out. she's so entrenched. it is pitiful. i am a long, lonely republican in baltimore. guest: the senate run in 2006 was very special for me. i was the lieutenant governmor at the time. been current is up in 2012 -- been cordoned -- ben cardin is up in 2012. the republicans will regain their footing and i've talked about the leadership about how we have positions the party to take advantage of the wind that we did have. over 40 seats were won by republicans in the state of maryland. there are some good signs that the party is emerging and having a platform going into the next election cycle. host: do the democrats have an opportunity to retake the house? guest: that is a good question. i think that practically speaking, the numbers worked against them, number one. their focus is going to be to try to keep the senate. the real play is

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, 59 in ocean city, and 55 in winchester. cool one yesterday, the rain showers yesterday part of a warm front lifting north and east. you can see a lot of clouds out to the west. partly to mostly cloudy today. i think more sunshine than yesterday. not a bright blue sunny day today. cold front to the west will get in here late in the day tomorrow, and tomorrow night and cool us down for wednesday. more clouds than sun. the possibility of a few showers. warmer than yesterday, 74 your daytime high. bring an umbrella just in case. most of the day should dry. >>> thank you. julie wright has the latest traffic. are there roads blocked off downtown with the celebration at the white house? >> that's what we're thinking right now. headed into downtown this morning, keep an eye out for pedestrians as you work your way around constitution avenue, 16th, 14th. lanes are open on 66 as you work inbound from fair oaks who ward 123 and again eastbound toward the beltway, all lanes are open right now traveling across the american legion bridge

and wjz.com, baltimore. >>> from the city to the counties to your neighborhood. now it's complete coverage. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >>> good morning and welcome to eyewitness news this sunday ghvment and i'm from williams. temperatures are in the 50s areawide. good morning to you. >> it is a cloudy start to the day. a little bit warmer today than yesterday. not quite as clear today than yesterday. still a pretty pleasant day in store. there are some clouds out this ahead of our next system. it's fog to be around for a few days monday, tuesday, into wednesday. first warning live doppler radar is moving in our direction. already seeing the beginning stages starting to clip parts of the area not ruling out at all today a chance for a scattered showers. we're going to have cloudy skies. and the heavier rain comes later in the week. and the heavier rain happens monday, tuesday, and wednesday. the forecast goes up to 73. sun giving away to clouds. clouds get heavier. 51 tonight with mostly cloudy skies and then tomorrow mostly cloudy. 73 yet again to start y

a cool -- start to the day as well. 48 in washington. 50 at baltimore. ocean city still at 65. the cold front has not come through yet. winchester, virginia, at 44. here is a look at winds. 14 mile-per-hour winds in washington. 22 at patuxent naval air station where they are getting a little more of that storminess there. 15 mile-per-hour winds in winchester. winds have been blowing up to over 25 miles per hour this morning. so a breezy start to the day. forecast has early morning showers. then later today becoming partly sunny, cool, breezy, winds out of the west at 20 miles per hour and high today 60 degrees. more in the forecast coming up, including a look at the five- day in a little bit. but first let's go to julie wright and look at traffic. >>> and out toward braddock road, two right lanes tied up at the scene. heads up from annandale, merrifield toward springfield interchange. again, the two right lanes blocked at braddock road. traveling 66 out of manassas, delays past the virginia visitor's center. more delays leaving 50 to 123 and at the beltway. and the beltway a 10

there is one shower across northeast sections of the city in eastern baltimore county. 60 now. northwest winds at 7. we'll have a look at the end of the week forecast after this. juicy johnsonville sausage. made with only premium cuts of pork since 1945. johnsonville. sausage is all we do. >>> over to i-95. there you see it right around perry hall. and just a little east and northeast. one little shower. and that should do it. temperature-wise, we're at 60. 57, washington. only 46 in oakland. going to be cold out there tonight. 50 in cumberland. 57, ocean city. much dryer. sun came out a little bit. and kind of heated things up. and we have may sun and cold air aloft. 57 in washington. westminster at 55. still have the northwest wind. but it's much lighter than it was earlier. and the winds will die down a little bit. when the winds die down, with clearing skies tonight, it's going to be a very chilly night. generally in the low 40s. now, in far western maryland, could be frost around allegheny counties in some of the neighboring areas. watch out for that. all the rain on the e

baltimore has aa long history of philinthropic companies vieable to the life of the city. it will take a joint effort by the city and state to keep and grow existing businesses and track new business to the city. bam -- baltimore still has the look and feel of a big city with major colleges, universities, world renown medical cities, and some cutting edge technology companies. the future of baltimore may look different, but there are signs that it may be bright. >> welcome to "11 news sunday morning." i'm lisa robinson. >> and i'm sarah caldwell. we will go to phone tone. they are depending on you this morning. let's go to tony pann. >> most of you will have a dry day. there will be a few sprinkles in the western suburbs. at the airport, sunshiney clouds. at the airport, light jacket with you. you can leave the umbrella at home. the chance for rain is 30%. you can meet sunny clouds. chance for rain showers. not too bad for this time of the year. when we come back, we'll show you the seven-day forecast. i think you will like that. stay with us. >> our big story this morning

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. >> reporter: a florida trainer developed the program and baltimore is the second city to have it. >> roll all the way out. >> the $450 eight-week vigil. >> clients have been shown to stick with it. former rower mayor mary sheehan. >> i notice my clothes are getting better. and i feel toner and stronger. in that regard, i feel good about it. >> she agrees with fellow client barbara, this isn't just a new year's resolution. >> i've seen such a change in the past three weeks. it's just going to be part of my life style now. >> the alive program. to learn more, go to wjz.com and click on seen on tv. >>> dramatic rescue. new concerns tonight over the rising mississippi river. >>> a texas teacher in the hot seat. his reaction to the death of osama bin laden that has parents outraged. >>> bob turk in the first warning weather center. will it warm up for the weekend? i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. >>> here's today's report from wall street. @ >>> mississippi is threatening to rise. army engineers blew holes to let the water escape. now, more breaches may be necessa

, 55 for dulles and 54 degrees for baltimore. temperatures overnight tonight will continue to drop in the city down to about 53 degrees, a little colder out in the suburbs, still upper 40s, lower 50s for just about everybody. baltimore was in a record low temperature this morning. they started off at 40 degrees and as did dulles, too and just about everybody was up to 70, if not above 70 before the rain and thunderstorms kind of kicked in. just a few cloud overnight. the rain moved -- clouds overnight. the rain has moved out of here. what little there is left kind of cruising up by 95 now east of the bay into mostly delaware now. so we're dry overnight tonight tonight. i know you want to know about the weekend forecast, still rain in the weekend forecast, but maybe it won't be so much of a problem. we'll talk about that coming up in a bit. >>> the coastguard closed a section of the mississippi river to prevent more flooding in a missouri town. the river is expected to crest at near record levels into the next week. the mayors of

you will always have -- i live in the inner city of baltimore. i see it every day. they don't have the big, fancy cars. that may have a car that is five or six years old. they're making extremely high court -- by car payments. they're paying extremely high rents for what they are getting. they pay the most for food. the food is not very good. and they are constantly digging into a whole that gets deeper and deeper while a lot of the fog to get thesefees move into the suburbs. , into the mansions. then these folks get up at 5:30 in the morning and are paying these fees to these people who are doing them a favor. they can't do for their children. the way they would like to or even close and they find themselves in generational cycles going down instead of going up. i go to every graduation i can get to and that people to get an education. -- the people who don't have paid the most and they're the ones that get royally screwed. i'm here representing my constituents. i am trying to make sure we find a way out of this. this organization ,the cfpb, was not established to

like baltimore or louisville so the governor of virginia said why should we make war on the catholic church? it doesn't make war on us. it seems to me when you inject evangelical christianity into politics you get radicalization of politics? i am extremely concerned right now we seem to have lost our center in this country. you describe sounds very familiar to me. i am concerned the rational people who are getting elected of either party. >> you make a very good point*. it is interesting what started to write this book, i didn't have the contemporary states of mind because the they were contentious then but really weren't corrosive as they were right now. but certainly there are a number of parallels you can draw for one thing, the erosion of the center. who holds the center now? there was a moderate republican and talk is about 40 members. ad 2010 the group had gone down 23. there maybe structural reasons how we hold our primaries power in sind those hands of our wild -- well-financed when you inject religion into politics how do compromise it is impossible to make these compromises

and showers from west virginia to georgia. >> a hot 92 in atlanta. 72 in baltimore. and 69 here in new york city. heating up in the middle of the country. hitting the 80s, from minneapolis to dallas. 73 in sacramento. 59 degrees in salt lake city. >>> and coming up after the break, higher prices at some of your favorite fast food chains. >> oh, boy. >>> plus, a developing story overnight. yet another scare aboard an airliner, as a passenger goes for the emergency exit door. >>> and on top of that, rocket man. how would you like to jet across the grand canyon? amazing. we'll be back. >>> toyota is recovering from the japanese earthquake ahead of schedule. the automaker says its global car production will return to normal two to three months sooner than expected. toyota has been hurt by parts shortages, caused by damage to suppliers' factories. >>> overseas markets are mostly higher this morning, on strong earnings reports out of the u.s. tokyo's nikkei average closed 0.5% higher today. hong kong's hang seng was very slightly lower. and in london, the ftse opened highe

existed in border cities like baltimore or louisville. of course you have a large catholic populations. but in the deeper south the governor of virginia said, why should we make war on the catholic church? the catholic churches and making war on us. >> i -- one thing about this that shows me is what is happening today. it seems to me that when you introject evangelical christianity in particular into politics you get the radicalization of politics. i very sternly concerned right now that we seem to have lost our center in this country. but you are describing sounds very familiar to me. i am concerned. it does not seem like rational people could get elected in either party. you can make some sort of parallel, and appreciated. >> i think? a very good point. it is interesting, i did not have the contemporary because politics was consensus. they really weren't corrosive as they are right now. certainly there are an hour of parallels you can draw. for one thing, the erosion of the center. who holds the center in american politics now? i saw a

in 1971 when his tenure started, baltimore was a struggling city. a city plagued by population plight, crime and decaying urban infrastructure. when so many had given up on baltimore, mayor schaefer made it his mission to stand up to that decay. and we can still see his legacy today. it is the legacy that includes physical landmarks like camden yards, the national asquarian, baltimore's harbor place and an outstanding light rail system. projects that he saw through completion as both mayor and governor of our state. just as importantly, mayor schaefer's legacy came in thousands of gestures that showed just how deeply he cared about the people he represented. and how seriously he took his work. personally addressing illegal dumping in alease or broken equipment -- alleys or broken equipment in parks, and looking for everything from potholes to crime troubled stops and jumping into the aquarium's seal pool complete with a rubber ducky when the city failed to complete it on time. my colleague from oregon is shaking his head because he -- we all know th

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and it's not just a cog or with thousands of surveillance cameras new york city has thousands downtown baltimore has them san francisco has cameras for more about what cost this surveillance state has the privacy and americans rights that they hold dear dear earlier i spoke with jacob sullum senior editor of reason magazine here's what he had to say. well i think the government's position is that there's no reasonable expectation of privacy and so there is no constitutional issue when you look at what these systems actually do when they bring together in addition chicago ten thousand cameras and they're quite sophisticated and they have the ability to recognize stations and to track people from one camera to another what that means is they can actually figure out where you're going all day long. and that would reveal a lot about your personal life even if it is all of the topic and i think it raises issues that are quite similar to those raised by g.p.s. systems this is a constitutional issue with the federal bills courts are considering now and they're divided on the question of wheth

one guy we spoke with who lives here in baltimore but is heading up to new york city today he says he was in new york city 9 1/2 years ago when 9/11 happened and hers are the day and says -- remembers the day and says it was somber and early quiet for a bustling city after what happened. it was a terrible, terrible day. but he says he is actually very excited even though he is heading up there for work today. he is very excited to be there in the city and see the people and he is looking forward to the celebration that is are going on just to mark the occasion of osama bin laden being dead. we also spoke with another guy who is -- who was visiting baltimore over the weekend and he lives in new york city. he is a volunteer firefighter there. and he says he remembers that day when 9/11 happened and he was in school. he ran outside up on the hill and there were 20 minutes from the city and he just remembers seeing the smoke rising from the site of the world trade center. and he he cannot wait to -- he cannot wait to get back to be with his fellow firefighters being a big day for them. bu

as many of you know when he approached the neighboring city of baltimore and he was advised by allan pinkerton and others to cancel his public schedule and go directly to washington being not a flying bird he had to go through baltimore so he did so at night and what arose from that as he did so wearing a disguise in a scottish cam and military cloak was actually the work of the correspondence of the imbedded correspondent of the new york times. his name was joseph heller and and he had no reason that anyone can the deuce except he woke up one morning in harrisburg and said this is exciting. we are on the last leg of the journey. where is the president elect? and they said sorry, he is gone. you missed him so all these reporters who had traveled with lincoln all this time were left without a subject to cover and without news to report. it was a rather dicey situation. the times resumed its editorial support of lincoln in his conciliatory inaugural certainly after the attack on fort sumter nearly 150 years ago as we speak today at annapolis. and yet right after for its under and the p