a smooth ride at the fort mchenry and here at old court running smoothly. a bit sluggish but overall a nice ride from top to bottom on the west side. in the northeast corner, pretty and the air harford road. enjoy this quiet ride. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. hope your doing well. >> we are looking at a smooth commute at this hour with no delays on the marc trains. we have light rail and metro subway also on schedule. the 36 bus diverting at washington boulevard and monroe. i am kurt kronke and now back to tony pann. good morning. >> a few scattered clouds this morning. temperatures in the upper 50's and low 60's. you will give some sunshine to sneak through this cloud deck early this morning. that will help to destabilize the atmosphere. it will be warm. we will make it into the low 80's with filtered sunshine. some rain showers could be strong to severe later today. this is beckett ohio and western pennsylvania. we should get through the morni

northbound in the fort mchenry tunnel. two-way traffic in the harbor tunnel and we have a project on the outer loop approaching the jfx that has one lane opened this morning. but, again, this is picked up by five. here's charley back to you. >> news time is 4:32. when one of osama obin laden picked up the phone he led the pursuers to the doorstep of the most wanted terror. that monitored call ended a year long search. it was the key break in the manhunt. inside the cia team hunting bin laden, it was clear his null verbal was through his couriers -- vulnerability was through his couriers and aides. amember of the -- a member of the navally seals fired the shot that killed osama bin laden monday on the terrorist hideout. the plan was to repel from the helicopters but one of the blackhawks stalled forking a hard landing outside the k30u7bd. it took -- outside compound. he was killed in the final 5 to 10 minutes of the operation. some 23 children and 9 women were inside the compound. pakistani authorities took control of the s

this is traffic by the fort mchenry atoll. southbound traffic still moving well at the fort mchenry tunnel. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. rain to contend with this morning. it is cooler than yesterday. most of the rain is light to moderate. we could see some heavy rain up 95 in eastern baltimore county and into harford county. keep that in mind if you travel along 95 in the next 15 or 20 minutes. the rain will be with us all morning and into the early afternoon hours. we could seek a peak of some sunshine later today. high temperatures in the upper 50's and low 60's. we have some better news in the seven-day forecast. here is keith mills. >> thank you. i wish i had better news with the orioles. the orioles open a three-game series with the royals. the bullpen does not get it done. they lose 6-5 to kansas city. down 3-0. jeff francoeur admirers that baby. luke scott a miers this pitch. 5-5 in the sixth. the leadoff guy gets what. you cannot win games when you walked the leadoff guy. jeff francoeur fli

fort mchenry looks good as well. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> let's start with current conditions. it is a little chilly. plenty of sunshine out there to start the day. west wind at 8. dress for temperatures in the 30's. the forecast today will make it up to 67. mostly sunny skies this afternoon. friday, saturday, and sunday we will put a 20% or 30% chance for rain in the forecast. this is just hit and miss kind of stuff. high temperatures in the upper 60's. average high-tech butcher is 71. we will finally get back into the 70's or early next week. not a great forecast for the weekend, but certainly would not call it a washout. >> 45 degrees on tv help. one of hollywood's most eligible bachelors spends a milestone. how george clooney plans to celebrate his 50th birthday. >> president obama makes a decision on whether to release photographs of osama bin laden when he was killed. we will talk about his decision and reaction on capitol hill. >> we're still taking your answers to our water cooler question o

it's five minutes on southbound 95 towards the fort mchenry. it live view shows the north west corner of the beltway picking up in volume slightly. let's look at white marsh going away from us southbound traffic still moving pretty well, but more volume than last check. >> new details surrounding the death of north carolina teenager phylicia barnes. >> 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 invest

mchenry tunnel. take hammond as your alter na. alternate. and giddings at north charles. let's take a live look. you can see not much activity at dulaney valley road. it should be an easy commute. this traffic report ask brought to you boit cochran firm. call 1-800-thefirm or visit them online. >>> a deer debate in baltimore county. it has lawmakers looking for last-minute solutions. tim williams tells us about the big vote expected tonight. >> currently most deer are hunted in rural areas. baltimore county council members are looking to amend the current bill and control gather hunts in certain areas. why? >> to basically thin out the herds because we do have a big issue with car accidents and the biggest issue is the environment. the deer is destroying our environment. >> baltimore county council man todd huff is designing the mesh sure. >> sterilization has been mentioned as an option. the problem is here and now. >> we want to bring something to suburban communities. >> opponents oppose sterilization. 32 near loch raven were saved last year. >> even in they have one f

eighteen billion dollars they were borrowing every single night on the overnight richard congressman mchenry today cues to elizabeth elizabeth warren of why what's going on windows. well you know it's the kind of thuggery we've come to expect and you know he he accused her of lying in two ways one they created the usual phony conservative scandal that doesn't exist by claiming that she lied and didn't tell people she was advise ing of the treasury secretary about consumer financial issues or the attorneys general you know advising the president and the cabinet is or anyone they asked her to advise her job and she never lied about that he also even got so petty as to say that she lied about the scheduling of her testimony which if you read there were reports he couldn't possibly know what conversations she had with his staff about the testimony so he's kind of showed himself to be both you know a bank attack dog and not a very pleasant human being and in return to you know there is they'll tell this big lie that she's running with some sort of you know super agency and you know it's an ugly l

eighteen billion dollars they were borrowing every single night on the overnight richard congressman mchenry today cues to elizabeth elizabeth warren of. what's going on with this. well you know it's the kind of. we've come to expect and you know he he accused her of lying in two ways one they created the usual phony conservative scandal that doesn't exist by claiming that she lied and didn't tell people she was advising at the treasury secretary about consumer financial issues or the attorneys general in the advise in the president and the cabinet is or anyone they ask her to advise is her job and she never lied about that he also even got so petty as to say that she lied about the scheduling of her testimony which if you read there were reports he couldn't possibly know what conversations she had with his staff about the testimony so he's kind of showed himself to be both you know a bank attack dog and not a very pleasant human being and in return to you know there to tell this big lie that she's running with some sort of you know super agency and it's an ugly little display today so the p

there's 95 in and out of the for the mchenry tunnel. toyota is moving forward. become over to you. >>> and let geese to ron. it could not be a fowler morning for such a lovely springtime event. but may showers make may flowers. >> reporter: right. and we're undercover at the cylburn mansion. this is green spring avenue near sinai hospital. cylburn market day coming up this weekend. good morning, ladies. thank you for coming out here. tell us about the big event coming up this weekend. >> we're so excited that it's pouring right now because that means it will be gorgeous this weekend on friday and saturday. we have a preview on friday. so those of you that want to get in quick and get the best plants possible, come from 4:00 to 7:00 on friday and the gates open at 8:00 and we'll have hot coffee and donuts for those of you that want to camp. >> reporter: people get early for this? >> they do. this is a well-known baltimore tradition. and it's a lot of fun. and we have in incredible program this year. and we've had event chairs that have put together programs and r

here in chicago the sun is out in the temperatures are warming 52 and mchenry kenosha 653. the normal high at this time of the errors in the mid-60s. 56 midway 57 in munster and 52 mchenry. and look to the temperatures across the area you will note this at lincoln park in highland park turning off the lake more of that lake cooling across the area it is gorgeous even in buffalo grove as dickensian our weather but camera the highs today could be up to the '50s and boasts tonight will drop to the 30's and land. some patches of fog and outlying areas. tomorrow will have a northeast wind in the model to temperatures in the '40's and low 50s well in the various data into the low in mid '50s tomorrow. fear the cool weather for this time of year. interesting though because such cloudy april 8th similarly cloudy april's at least very cloudy once by historic standards and the main candidate turned around after a parade in turn sunnier than warmer so let's hope that is the trend this year. mostly sunny today with fair weather clouds and high temperature of 57 and a light northwest on

but mchenry is there. >> off the bat the caps need to adjust to a different type of offense than what they saw against the rangers. tampa has much more power of the rush. coming into tonight's game, players know they need to start their power play because they wasted five opportunities in game one and they need to redress turnovers. get back to what they are used to -- controlling the game on a the neutral zone. the key to a long series is not making excuses at home. >> i do not think it was but i guess we can use that as an excuse the rest of the year. whether you have a week layoff or not i think we should be prepared to night for another tough game. >> bruce called it river hockey a style of play from an older year. a very difficult thing to get behind and come back. >> i think it to play the defensive system to begin with, and when they get a lead, they pull back even more. with them being in their own zone, it is tough to get chances. >> how important is it to get this game to on home ice? >> it's huge. we have to go to tampa and play back-to-back games. we'ere at home, it is tim

. >> congressman patrick mchenry voted against the bureau's creation. he and other republicans want the position to be replaced by a bipartisan commission under the kroll of congress. a move democrats argue will kill the agencies effectiveness. >> government has been so far on the side of the big banks and big institutions, and forgotten the little guys. >> congressman coming cummings s called on henry to apologize to warren for his treatment towards her at the hearing. >> she accused me -- >> i think you need to clear this up with your staff. >> there is a certain level of decorum and a certain hrefpl of respect. you think that respect was broken? >> no doubt about it. >> i think she owes con stkpwres aan apology. >> the consumer protection bure "is to be up and running in july but it has no directer and republicans say they will block any nominee. >>> coming up tonight help for families of special operation soldiers who have fall anyone battle. >>> will. >> a sal i ban suicide bomber wearing a police uniform blew himself during a meeting in northern a

tampa bay sweeps the caps and advances in the east and brit mchenry was there. >> he seemed frustrated and saddened but not as much as the players who told me, the got -- they got outworked. >> it was frustrating. >> our players were stricken. we are proud of them. >> they never quit right to the end. all the coach could ask is you just keep plugging through. we thought we had a good chance to win and we did not get it done. >> the telling sign of the future. changes will come and new faces should be in the locker room next season. >>> there will be changes. we will keep you posted. let's go to baseball. they beat the nets 7-4 and the first pitch in the fifth. see you later. a big time home run. the phils manhandled the nationals. the final was 7-4. the sophomore was first-team all last season. he managed a double double. almost 12 rebounds a game. the mock draft predicts he will be a first-round draft pick. other scores tonight. the bruins won. the bulls beat the hawks. that series tied at one game apiece. d.c. beat seattle. >>> we will be right ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] before he ch

mchenry, star spangled banner. she said that she's certain that the republican field will get bigger. >> you know, it's a continued process of contemplating what it is that we have in front of us as a family and what the build looks like and it's going to be a changed up build between now and when deadlines finally arrive for declaring. we hear rumors that governor perry perhaps is thinking about running. >> eric, she went on to say that she thinks the better the competition, the better the debate, the more healthy the competition. she said that she's contemplating it and that she on her own brought up governor perry of texas. >> he's changed his tune in the last few weeks to definitely not to i'm thinking about it. we'll see. by and large, i'm of the opinion that we may have a few wild cards get in. perry and palin are the only two that could be consequential should they get in. but i'm still not convinced that sarah palin is not going to get in. i think she's angling to be a king maker here. if she does get in, s

if you are heading towards the fort mchenry tunnel, that's looking good in both directions as well. all good in the green. harrisburg towards the beltway only a 5-minute trip. 95 looking good on the southbound lanes from white marsh to the beltway a 6-minute ride. and we don't have any accidents. no major reported problems. height restrictions inside the harbor tunnel and a water main break blocking the right lane northbound route 2 at rob ison road. this is in severna park but the brings look good toward the capital beltway. no issues on the 95 corridor, bw parkway looks good, too. >>> president obama is calling osama bin laden's death a milestone saying justice has been done for families nearly 3,000 victims from september 11th attacks. 63 here in maryland. emily smith has more from washington -- schmidt has more from washington. >> reporter: for months u.s. intelligence focused on a mansion in pakistan with some signs that bin laden could beininside. friday the president authorize admission to find out and yesterday special forces finally killed the number one target. in a 9-minu

britt mchenry is there. >> the coach said that the fourth goal should of been called for interference. they sat too comfortably on their lead and it cost them. >> we left. we think it is over. guys relax a little bit and they come. >> got complacent with a lead. always want to play lot -- smart and protect the lead. we got bit ni thein the back. >> i do not know if it is good or bad we are playing tomorrow. we are playing tomorrow. what are you going to say? >> the caps have to push this series to 7 games. only 3 teams have come back from this defecit. do or die tomorrow at 7:00. >>> the nationals on 4 of their last 5. hammels had a single and a triple. int he the ithird, how about that. the final the nationals lose, 4-1. >>> in san-- he pitched the first no-hitter. beat chicago 1-0. the first no-hitter from francisco. >> i'll take that. >>> cooler but quieter. and showers. no big storms. take along your umbrella. >> a "nightline" is next. >> [ male announcer ] washington, d.c. a landmark of liberty and opportunity. at bank of america, we live and work here withth thousands of employe

as we look at the maps, we have a disabled vehicle affecting the northbound lanes of the fort mchenry tunnel. also fire activity at west baltimore and north carlton street that could be blocking lanes. a downed tree up in owings mills blocks all direction of park heights and green spring valley road. cope that in mind. in esect northbound 70 # at old eastern avenue debris blocks the left lane and still in pasadena the downed pole affecting the westbound lanes the mountain road at long point road. crews are working to get that opened. we have more news, weather and traffic coming back when "good morning maryland returns after this break. when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i could use all the help i can get. like nutella, a delicious hazelnut spread that's perfect on multigrain toast, even whole-wheat waffles, for a breakfast that my kids love and i feel good about serving. and nutella is made with simple, quality ingredients, like hazelnuts, skim milk, and a hint of cocoa. it's quick, easy and something everyone can agree on. ♪ nutella. breakfast never tasted this g

with a stop at the national archives to see the declaration of independence and then it was on to fort mchenry in baltimore and all the way reporters were chasing behind her with the same question. >> when are you planning to announce that you're running for president? >> when i decide if i'm ever going to run will for president. >> what's going to make that decision? >> it's a continued process of contemplating what it is we have in front of us as a family and what the field looks like. >> reporter: but as she starts her cross-country trip to historic sites and patriotic events palin refused to give reporters her schedule. when they complained they didn't know where she was going next she suggested in an interview in fox news that stumping her old adversaries in the press was part of the plan. >> i don't think i owe anything to the mainstream media. >> reporter: now at one stop today palin told reporters she thought any republican candidate could beat president obama. but her tour is really stealing the political thunder from some other candidates with michelle bachmann new hampshire, tim paw

know major congestion as you make your way towards the fort mchenry tunnel. looking at the maps, we have an accident in anne arundel county. 50 westbound approaching davidsonville road, no word of lanes being blocked and edgewood emmerton at pulaski crash activity still remains there as we. expect minor delays. charley, back to you. >> kim, justin, thanks a lot. this morning, the america's finest took out the number one target. the president will visit the world trade center and the white house are revealing steps leading up to the raid and how osama bin laden was taken out. emily schmidt has latest. >> reporter: three words from president obama, it's a go. launch the mission that took out number one target. the plan was in plans for the months. navy seals headed into a pakistani compound. >> they were able to hit, arguably, one of the most hidden and perhaps even sewer furiously protected men on the planet and 40 minutes later, they were gone. >> reporter: the white house released these photos of the president and his team following the operation as it happe

fort mchenry tunnel checking in pretty clear. no accidents or accidents along the 83s or on 95. we do have a pole down in pasadena that has route 177 closed in both directions at long point road. and baltimore county park heights avenue at green spring valley road a tree down is blocking all lanes so try to avoid it. charley, back to you. >> reporter: thanks a lot. 4:41. for parents sending their children to school and they will have something to be proud of. after a teacher receives a national honor. smi shell sheirer was award the national teacher of the yearp she keeps teaches ap chemistry. barbara mikulski and ben cardin were there. when she started in 2006, only 11 students took the advance placement class. now, she can say she has 92 students enrolled. >>> in baltimore city, it's not cheep to take a cab and in -- cheap to take a cab and in san francisco there's a bigger fight between cabbies and city leaders. >> you want to make us employees on the other end by tracking every move we make. >> the possibility cab drivers may face goes well beyond not having a pay raise for

. >> and this saturday, ed tonkin will graduate from mchenry county college with his associate's degree in construction management. anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up later on "the early show," immigration reform. president obama wants action now, before the 2012 campaign gets cooking, but it's easier said than done. >>> also, tablet wars. we get a look at the latest challengers to apple's ipad. >>> and arnold and maria. can the ex-governator and the kennedy wife get back together? that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching, everyone. i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. >> reporter: tonkin enrolled at mchenry county college. he's among 400,000 people studying under a government- funded program designed to help laid off workers-- part of the work force investment act. >> this filled in a lot of the gaps, a lot of the things i didn't know. >> reporter: has it made a difference? >> i feel a lot more confident. there's a lot more positions that i would be willing to apply for. >> reporter: and through a classmate, he's found a job. tonkin gets up before 4:00 a.m. to make the hour-long commute to chicago where he's supervising a construction site. when work's done, he heads straight back to school. >> and i'm here until 10:00. >> reporter: that's like a 16, 18 hour day. >> it's brutal. >> reporter: but tonkin is fortunate. only about half of those in the government's dislocated workers program find jobs and often those new jobs pay significantly less than their previous ones. have you taken a hit as a result of this? >> yeah. yeah. i've taken a hit. >> reporter: tonkin's salary has dropped from $95,000 to $65,

started the day at the national archives, went to mount vern vernon, and then to baltimore to fort mchenry and then gettysburg where she finally stopped, all leading to speculation she is making a run for the white house. obviously she was asked along the way, as you noted, before coming to me, that she was asked about whether or not she's running for president several times. when we finally had a chance to catch up with her here in gettysburg, she was asked the question about the overall presidential field on the gop side, does she think it's weak, strong? she thinks that the field is pretty strong, but that there may be room for others. >> the field is already quite strong, it's going to change up a lot and i think there will be more strong candidates jumping in. truly there is still a lot of time for folks to make up their mind and jump in and get their campaigns together. the field isn't set yet, not by a long shot. >> reporter: now, all of the details as to where she's going later today and later this week are still being kept very close to the vest. we understand from talking to mult

mchenry: whyidn't the gentleman do it when he was in the majority? i'd be happy to yield back the balance of my time. mr. andrews: reclaiming my time. we did not -- two republican senators support on the other side we would have done it over here. second thing, does the gentleman support stopping the spending of $110 billion a year to occupy iraq and afghanistan and instead spend that money here mountain united states, does the gentleman support that? i'd like to yield to him? i'd repeat it. we're spending about $110 billion a year to help finance the government of iraq and afghanistan. i'd rather see that there are 110 billion to reduce our deficit. would -- that $110 billion to reduce our deficit. would the gentleman support that? mr. mchenry: does the gentleman support the president being in libya? mr. andrews: i do not. i do not support baghdad and kabul for what we could be doing here at home. third, we'll spend at least $63 billion over the next 10 years to give tax breaks to oil companies that made record profits, $44 billion last year alone,

highs tomorrow 67-72. 10:01 is high tide at fort mchenry tomorrow. bob and john scherer is arriving tomorrow evening around but bay. the best weather of the day tomorrow and the rate is not arrive until later in the afternoon or evening. temperatures will get into the mid-70 topos. 's. 20% chance of showers on mother's day out. sunny skies on monday. it looks like we will push temperatures into the upper 70's next week and bring another round of showers and toward the end of next week. >> click spring has sprung in which means it is time for the annual baltimore power mart. >> just in time for mother's day and more this year is significant. >> the president dispatched two of his people for city buses. all all >> the president was out talking clean energy and jobs are at its heart a plant in indianapolis where the price the company for their work making hybrid parts for buses and the. has been promoting his energy policies. a partner at that plant in indianapolis are in buses running on maryland's streets. >> the president sent his deputy air corps pr

there is a vehicle fire. 95 running smoothly in towards the fort mchenry tunnel. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> breaking news. osama bin laden is dead. >> president obama broke the news to the world last night. there was a raid in pakistan. we begin with brian moore in washington. >> this is where osama bin laden met his end -- not in a cave, but a suburban mansion in pakistan. the world's most wanted terrorist and the mastermind of 9/11 taken down by u.s. forces at the order of president obama. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, the leader of al-qaeda and a terrorist who's responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women, and children. justice has been done. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> impromptu celebrations erupted outside the white house -- >> it was important to bring a wicked, murderous person to justice. >> and at ground zero in new york. in towns large and small across the country, what can best be described as patriotic victory rallies. but for families who lost loved ones on 9/11,

high tide at fort mchenry is 8:40 a.m. sunny and breezy tomorrow. scattered showers friday. we have a rain chance for the weekend. it is a 20% chance that any one particular location catches a brief shower so it is not washed out weekend. some clouds around and the temperatures will be comfortable. highs on saturday and mother's day, a low 70's. >> more than $9 a gallon for gas? we have the details in tonight's consumer alert. >> credit card numbers and social security information, the theft of the important numbers is becoming too frequent. congress met to try to get identity theft under control. and how to prevent attacks. >> when playstation was tapped, some customers were not the only ones kept in the dark. the fbi was not called either. for two days. a meeting with agents did not occur until five days after the hacking episode was uncovered. admissions intoe a congressional committee that executives refused to attend. >> sony said it was too busy with its ongoing investigation to appear. what about the millions of american consumers who are still twisting in the wind be

mchenry tunnel. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you or someone you know have suffered a personal injury, visit them online at 1-800-the firm. >>> america celebrates the killing of osama bin laden, but how does the rest of the world feel? >>> i'm alex demetrick. another huge find of poached striped bass. >>> the show house. don't miss the tour coming up >>> it is 73 degrees at 5:27. thank you for staying with wjz eyewitness news. we are reporting live from washington, d.c., just a stunning day of developments. osama bin laden is dead. the entire world from washington, d.c. to overseas is reacting. here's charlie d'agata with more. >> reporter: the killing of osama bin laden sent muslims dancing in the streets of yemen. others denounced his death saying it will strengthen those who support him. this man said al qaeda and his followers will take revenge but america's allies lined new support. >> i would like to congratulate the u.s. forces who carried out this brave action. >> i welcome the death of osama bin laden. i welcome this

little over an hour from now and of the street from greenfield 66 at o'hare 65 midway and for ridge in mchenry it's 63 a matter which camera will be affected at lamont or for that matter hinsdale. all across the chicago area coming in at 12:00 noon. our headline is for warm weather to continue when sell takeoff late tomorrow afternoon and that will cool things down a little bit. every one of the great lakes is higher and you get a seasonal increase this time of year down to evaporation mills the summer comes in. there cannot be explained by way of evaporation changes we have a lot of it though. but michigan is up 8 in. in the last month as much as 14 in. behind the year- ago numbers. 63 a year ago and a normal high 66 today will get into the middle upper 60s and a fair amount of rain in the next few weeks. it will enact a pattern across the area. temperatures will run through our model and you can see by morning you'll be in the '50s with arise during the afternoon hours into the upper 50s winds coming off of the lake and cooling the sell-off. tomorrow night temperatures go to the low 50s and

and peter mchenry and his staff knew this. >> peter howler, you said? >> i just want to make it clear. i know you are going to do what you got to do. out of respect for ms. warren, she has her own limitations. she's trying to protect our constituents, yours and mine, big time. >> i understand. i would respond to the ranking member that the date of this hearing was chosen by ms. warren. we worked with her and her staff diligently and gave them a number of options, they came back with different options, we accommodated those options in context for a hearing room, we are here to have the former chairman unvailing of a picture in the main committee room. that's an accommodate. number two, we accommodated her schedule. that's why it's on this date. furthermore, i'm skipping this vote, as you are, to have this debate, rather than simply allow for a few additional minutes. >> i'm going to get my vote in. but the only thing i'm saying is that at the rate we are going, it looks like she'll be here what until about 20 of. and -- >> actually, i anticipate the two

and the next high tide at fort mchenry. and 11:34 this afternoon. over night tonight clearing, chilly. temperatures will drop back. there could be areas of fog. sunset this evening :00 after 8:00. during the day tomorrow, we head back to school, it could be quiet. there's an area of low pressure off the new england coast. there will be another area of low pressure off the plains states. in between, there should be a an area of high pressure developing in the great lakes and kind of nosing its way down to the mid-atlantic area. we should end up with dry weather. a nice stretch of weather going all the way through the week. i'm going to put a 20% chance for rain showers in. a system passes west of us. high temperature 71. monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday i believe it will be dry. mid 0's -- mid-70's wednesday and thursday. a 30% chance of rain for friday and saturday. overall, a pretty nice forecast. >> what a week. >> he's only 15 years old, but knows the importance of family. because of his heroic actions, his family is still alive. >> charlie d

. >> at 1433 east ford avenue down the street from fort mchenry in the heart of low kust point -- locus point. >> thanks so much for coming in. >> thanks for having us. >> your stuff is beautiful i am amazed. >> thanks. and we will have the margarita cupcakes all day today for srchgo day myo and the cupcakes at the store are $2 to celebrate the second year. >> you were kind enough to give us that recipe. if you want to try it, do that. we will go and find out whose are better thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >>> coming next, we all know gas prices are sky-high and some people will go to great lengths to keep their engines running. coming up, how crooks are trying to steal gas right from your car. we have details on that ahead. >>> plus, keeping your children safe. what parents should know about sexual abuse. a tough toic to to talk about but we have -- toic to talk about, but we have to -- topic to talk about but we have to. >> a wide suppress of conditions as low as 34 in 1966. in the 1930s, 92. sun is up at 8:03. we will see it most of the day throughch the question is m

mchenry, immediately and sincerely apologize to professor warren. i also believe he should apologize to the membe of the subcommittee, both in the majority and the minority, for denigrating the proceedings of a body and pledge to never allow the political agenda to interfere with the common decency and respect that the rest of us understand is absolutely necessary in order to do the people's work. however, ion't hold my breath because this is part of a much larger strategy by my colleagues on the republican side to paint everyone in public service as liars, cheats or otherwise as despicable. on the same day that chairman of the oversight committee did virtually the exact same thing to mr. hayes, the deputy secretary of the department of interior, advising him not to answer a question because he's under oath, implying that certainly anythi the deputy secretary might say would be untrue. mr. speaker, we need to do better. regardless of political affiation, the american people demand it. civility and common respect are not signs of weakness or capitula

mchenry, immediately and sincerely apologize to professor warren. i also believe he should apologize to the members of the subcommittee, both in the majority and the minority, for denigrating the proceedings of a body and pledge to never allow the political agenda to interfere with the common decency and respect that the rest of us understand is absolutely necessary in order to do the people's work. however, i won't hold my breath because this is part of a much larger strategy by my colleagues on the republican side to paint everyone in public service as liars, cheats or otherwise as despicable. on the same day that chairman of the oversight committee did virtually the exact same thing to mr. hayes, the deputy secretary of the department of interior, advising him not to answer a question because he's under oath, implying that certainly anything the deputy secretary might say would be untrue. mr. speaker, we need to do better. regardless of political affiliation, the american people demand it. civility and common respect are not signs of weakness or

mchenry: why didn't the gentleman do it when he was in the majority? i'd be happy to yield back the balance of my time. mr. andrews: reclaiming my time. we did not -- two republican senators support on the other side we would have done it over here. second thing, does the gentleman support stopping the spending of $110 billion a year to occupy iraq and afghanistan and instead spend that money here mountain united states, does the gentleman support that? i'd like to yield to him? i'd repeat it. we're spending about $110 billion a year to help finance the government of iraq and afghanistan. i'd rather see that there are 110 billion to reduce our deficit. would -- that $110 billion to reduce our deficit. would the gentleman support that? mr. mchenry: does the gentleman support the president being in libya? mr. andrews: i do not. i do not support baghdad and kabul for what we could be doing here at home. third, we'll spend at least $63 billion over the next 10 years to give tax breaks to oil companies that made record profits, $44 billion last year alone,

chairman mchenry by the way and others. and we need to -- i don't want us to throw up our hands and say we can't protect consumers, because we can do it and we can do it effectively and efficiently and ensure that when you were talking about today. you may disconnect from the people i see everyday hupeh to hide and fees and have been messed over and over again and they go to work and get on the early bus at 5:30 in the morning. scriven people's floors, operating elevators and then pay these kind of fees. one of the reasons banks won't even locate them there is because pay loans all throughout the district. people who rent appliances that they could buy a. that's why we need this protection cfpb and we all need to work to make it work because the american people are paying for this and they deserve to be protected and they need protection. professor levitin, you publish an academic paper in 2009 in the study of the consumer financial protection agency which was a critique of a study by david evans who is one of our guest pan

. >> reporter: tonkin enrolled at mchenry county college, among some 400,000 americans studying under the government's workforce investment act. has it made a difference? >> i feel a lot more confident. there's a lot more positions that i would be willing to apply for. that i wouldn't have before i took the course. >> reporter: and he's found a job, 45 minutes away in chicago as a construction site supervisor. >> i talked to the masonry contractor -- >> reporter: after work he heads to class. it's like a 16, 18 hour day. >> it's brutal. >> reporter: half in the government's dislocated worker program find jobs and when they do they often face a hefty cut in salary. tonkin's has dropped by $30,000. >> but i'm grateful. >> reporter: making less but you're happy to have the job? >> you bet. you bet. >> and this saturday, ed tonkin will graduate with his associate's degree in construction management. >> what can we expect tonight? >> tonight we go to dow chemical company in midland, michigan, taking laid off autoworkers and training them to make solar shingles. >> good to see people apprec

mchenry in baltimore on monday, and repeatedly she insisted she's not running for anything. a palin associate quoted by "the los angeles times" speculates the bus tour is a dry run to see if she and her family are up to the rigors of a republican presidential bid. >> i don't know. i honestly don't know. it's still, you know, a matter of looking at the field and considering much. there truly is a lot to consider before you throw yourself out there in the name of service to the public buzz it's so all-consuming. >>> economists thought that home prices hit bottom in 2009. the kay schiller survey says they slid another 4% in the first quarter. so what does it mean? it means that prices in 20 major markets have now fallen below what was considered the bottom two years ago. i'm going to break down those numbers in about 20 minutes. >>> afghanistan's leader calls it his last warning to nato and the united states, who says, do not attack afghan homes, even if militants may be inside. president hamid karzai is responding to a weekend raid that left as many as 14 afghan civilians dead

mchenry: madam chairman, i ask, where is the plan of these house democrats speaking today? where's their plan for entitlement reform? i'd be happy to yield. fantastic. i would say -- oh, i'd be happy to yield. where's your plan on entitlement reform? >> does the gentleman favor permitting medicare to negotiate the price of prescription drugs the way the v.a. does and save $25 billion a year? mr. mchenry: reclaiming my time, does the gentleman favor the medicare part d prescription drug benefit that has a lower cost basis than what your colleagues proposed at the time of enactment? reclaiming my time, i would say, they have lots of -- i'm going to finish up here, my friend. i would just tell the chairman that what is missing from this discussion, lots of questions, but little substantive action, no policy proposals to make sure that medicare is there for the next generation. much less, the end of the greatest generation. i would ask my colleagues to come forward with a substantive plan, not just take up the time here on the u.s. house floor, not take away time from these imp