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here and going to springfield, missouri, then kansas city and wichita. i'll go somewhere else if i have to. >> you're going to check all the hospitals? >> we've had reports that there's a kid that looks like lantz. i can't just sit here and the hospitals tell us it may or may not be him. you know, some of the reports are the bruising is so bad they can't tell. i can tell whether it's my son. i can tell. and i will tell. >> and you were asked to give dna? >> i was asked to give dna today at missouri southern a little while ago. that right there just said it in me that there can't be no stopping until he's found, dead or alive, i've got to keep pushing. i've got to find him. >> it's important to hold onto hope? >> oh, my god, yeah. if you don't have hope, what are you going to do? look at all this. if every family out here didn't have hope that it's going to be better, i've heard on the radio they're going to rebuild st. john's. that's hope. you've got to have hope. you've got to have god. you've got to have friends and family. you've got to have all of it

state law makers are approaching their final month at work in springfield. >> rick pearson tells us the workload has just got larger. >> hundreds of emigration rights supporters gathered at st. nicholas church on the southwest side, to get undocumented students get haulage college aid was the goal. to keep funding for immigrant services. lawrence is deputy director for the illinois coalition. >> we hope that you'll be leaders in the fight in springfield. >> a host of speakers called it the one nation one dream platform including the illinois and smart enforcement act and that has some powerful legislative supporters. house speaker and senate president. >> if we work together, if we keep our eye on the ball, if we stay focused then we will fulfill the one nation one train platform. >> but madigan acknowledged that emigrant's service funding is expected to be cut. >> it's still likely to face cuts? >> the budget is going to be cut. >> because they're undocumented, the law limits their choices and denies these young intelligent hard-working dedicated and yes patriotic residents to face >>

>> i will go to springfield and then kansas city, and then to wichita. we will go anywhere there is a report that has a kid that looks like lance. hospitals may say it may or may not be him, or you know, some of the reports are that the bruising is so bad that they can't tell, well, i can tell whether it is my son. i can tell, and i will tell. >> and you were asked to give dna? >> i was asked to give dna today at missouri southern and a while ago, and that right there just said it in me that, it can't be no stopping. until lance is found dead or alive, i have to keep pushing. i have to find him. >> is it important to hold on to hope? >> oh, my god, yeah. if you don't have hope, what are you going to do? look at all of this. if every family out here didn't have hope it would be better, and i heard on the radio they will rebuild st. john's and that is hope. you have to have hope. you have to have god, and friends and family and you have to have all of it combined to get you through this. >> thanks for talking to us. appreciate it. stay strong. mike hare, a

...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it.

in springfield, 57 degrees. temperatures will stay stable for an hour to, but skies clear and we will be in the 40's in most areas by tomorrow morning. these temperatures right now are running 25 degrees colder than yesterday at this time. 26 degrees colder in gaithersburg. milder temperatures to the south and southwest. just a little milder. we are not alone in these huge departures. all of these areas have temperatures colder than they were yesterday at this time. out west, 15 degrees warmer in chicago that was yesterday. those warmer temperatures will work their way in slowly over the next few days. the rain was beneficial and washed the pollen of the air. left over is an upper area of low pressure which will follow down along this trough of low pressure and out to sea. a couple of nice days -- a fast flow in the atmosphere. that will give us an opportunity for some low-end chances of a sprinkle. improving weather with temperatures in the upper 60s and 70 on friday. we could get an early afternoon shower pass

a live look this hour 95 through the springfield interchange. so far so good. dry pavement this morning. joe, eun. >> jerry, thanks. >> 4:43. much more on the stunning announcement, the killing of osama bin laden. >>> how a crowd turned a sporting event into a show of patriotism. i'm your biggest fan. you know that. aww. you're the best, mr. snuggles. [ thinking ] another pet name? you're right, puggle-wuggle! [ voice on phone ] hey, wiggly. all right, i'm smart enough to notice that my favorite fresh-brewed mickey d's sweet tea is now on the dollar menu, along with that juicy mcdouble. so i'm smart enough for this. you're the best, too... sweet tea... pie? aww, chipmunk. nicely done, chipmunk. [ male announcer ] sweet tea and the mcdonald's dollar menu. the simple joy of being smart. ♪ >>> well, if you're just waking to update ow our top story this morning, osama bin attacks is dead.mind behind the the president made the announcement late last night from the white house. a small team of americans carried out the attack at a compound in pakistan. during the p

let's take a quick look at 95 in springfield. slow traffic on 95 northbound right before 644. as you can see, it's still very slow. construction is in the left lane. it's going to be slow from 7100. 95 southbound from route 1 in woodridge to 123. not unusual for this time of day with everybody heading out for the weekend. barbara, back to you. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> one person is dead after a collision between a dump truck and a car in montgomery county. it happened overnight near germ germantown in middlebrook roads. megan mcgrath is live at the scene with more on this accident. megan? >> well, barbara, this deadly collision involved a very large, heavy dump truck and a small four-door sedan. it happened literally in the intersection, the middle of the intersection of germantown road and middlebrook road. one person is dead and two others have been hospitalized. they're being treated for their injuries. now, for a time this morning, roads in the area were closed. it made for a tough rush hour for a lot of folks. 1:00 in the morning. at that time the traffic si

. >>> as '80s rocker rick springfield to celebrity mugshot. the 61-year-old was arrested in malibu sunday night for driving under the influence. >>> finally, no prenup for william. according to a friend, despite legal advice to consider one, the duke of cambridge refused because, quote, he loves kate and trusts her implicitly. i guess the telegraph doesn't do the double source thing. according to a friend. >> are you you sure we didn't grab rick springfield's album cover from the '80s? he's 61. >> it's impressive. he had his hair done before hand. i'm lynn berry, and this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned. "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. >>> with the country energized now by the death of osama bin laden, president obama plans a visit to ground zero and calls on washington to recapture the unified american spirit of september 11th, 2001. the question is how long will that good will last? >>> meanwhile, in light of questions about his government's competence and even his allegiance to the united states, pakistan's presiden

some may be still in the roadway as you leave springfield up towards i-66. be aware. some of the construction barrels still along the far right side of the roadway. outer loop, no hangups down to braddock or springfield. top side of the beltway, quiet morning. outer loop, college park to silver spring. one more stop. we will update you at the woodrow wilson bridge. so far so good. skwroerb joe, eun. >>> some midwest cities are trying to save their homes and businesses from flooding. it is at historic heights in illinois. they were filling sandbags to stack up around their property. army corps of engineer is exploding a levee in hopes of diverting up to four feet of water. a surging ohio river is threatening several illinois times >> a race against time in southern alabama. heavy rains are expected in tuscaloosa today. people are trying to get tarps up before the storms move in. the tornado cut their school year short, but many are staying in town just to lend a hand. >> we use tuscaloosa nine months out of the year. when something like this affects all these people yo

. >>> two and a half years after a deadly home invasion in springfield, a grand jury has indicted one person in connection with that crime. but he is just charged in the robbery and not the murders. >> after surveillance for several days it is alleged mr. cook and others armed themselves with weapons, robbed the victims in their home and then stabbed all three of them to death. >> terrence strop and his 20- year-old brother and a 26-year- old were killed. police say they were dealing marijuana and they believe cook and his accomplices were looking to steal money and drugs. >>> hoping you recognize this tattoo. it is on on the wrist of a man that attacked a woman at the ashburn plaza. >>> a baltimore area mother speaking out after video of her child fighting another kid sparked outrage on the internet. >> put your hands up. cut him loose on you buddy. >> kelly white can be seen confronting the boy that she says chased her son back to their home. she says she had encouraged her son to fight back and to stand up for himself because she was tired of seeing him get bullied. >> i didn't wan

and you can watch it online on that website, the springfield baptist church. here in baltimore a memorial service will be held next saturday on may 14th at mount pleasant church. we are live in the interactive news center, linda so, abc2 news. >>> looks like a slots parlor near arundels mills mall will not opened as previously planned. according to a report from the baltimore sun, the cordish company says that's because of legal opposition. the plan is now opened for the casino to open it in stages. however that's not going to begin until next june. the decision will cost the stays an estimated 70 million dollars. >>> new this morning, the mother of a missing journalists is in turkey trying to get help to find her son. she spoke to him march 12th. he speaks arabic and. >> reporter: ed from war zones in the past. his mother says he traveled to libya in january to witness theuprising against qaddafi and possibly write a book about the experience. >>> across -- a crossing guard is recovering after being hit by a school bus. vikki whitehead was hit in glen bernie

so i've got to keep searching. >> you're going to go to springfield now and hope for the best? >> i'm walking away from here and going to springfield and kansas city and wichita. >> you're going to check all the hospitals? >> we've had reports that there's a kid that looks like lantz. i can't just sit here and the hospitals tell us it may not or it may be him. you know, some of the reports are the bruising is so bad that they really can't tell. well, i can tell whether it's my son. i can tell. and i will tell. >> you were asked to give dna? >> i was asked to give dna todd at missouri southern, a little while ago and that right there just set it in me that there can't be no stopping until lantz is found, dead or alive, i've got to keep pushing. i've got to find him. >> it's important to hold onto hope? >> oh, my god, yeah. if you don't have hope, what are you going to do? look at all this. if every family out here didn't have hope that it's going to be better, i've heard on the radio they're going to rebuild st. john's. that's hope. you've got to have hope. you've got to have go

...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> now a look at other big stories covered around the bay area today. >> the families are beating up giants fan in acoma is suing los angeles dodgers. the lawsuit states that the dodgers could have prevented the beating because cut back on security when buying the team in 2004. it took 10 to 15 minutes for stadium personnel to respond to the scene. it will take 45 to $50 million to give him a good quality of life. >>> here in oakland, the officials say guns on campus are a big problem. in fact, district says it confiscates on average one gun per week from oakland schools. to combat the problem the district says they start antiviolence counseling in grade school and points out it is the o

when they hear, well, somebody scribbled found on your son's flyer, we think he's at a hospital in springfield, now, those people, they're trying to do their jobs and they're overwhelmed but that confusion must be heart wrenching. >> will's mom and his sister sarah drove to springfield because they were getting so many reports, oh, there's this young man in the hospital, it's will, in springfield. they actually were given access, looked at the young man. it is not will. there is somebody there who was a john doe who's still alive being treated there in bad shape but they don't know the identity of that person as of yesterday. the good news is there is an unidentified young person there but for will norlten's family it's still there's been no good news. >> you get a sense for many of these families obviously they know they're not alone. they say, we don't want to be treated in a special way but there seems to be a mounting sense of okay, it's been three days now. we understood in the early hours the confusion and chaos. we understood maybe on day two. on day three, why can't we go to one place?

we're behind an ambulance right now and fire trucks from springfield, which is about an hour away. and i can see people coming from everywhere that are just here to help. i've seen helicopters. and as far as what we're going to do, we are setting up a shelter at mssu. and we're just going to try to help everybody as much as we can. >> all right. kathy dennis with the american red cross, stand by. we still have bethany scutti, our ireporter? yes? >> yes, i'm here. >> bethany, okay, bethany, listen, i want to talk to you about the four fatalities. that's according to the rns. and then jacqui jeras, our meteorologist has questions for you. bethany scutti is an ireporter. she lives ten miles away from joplin. she rush down to the hospital. luckily she and her family are okay. she and her kids got to safety. she went to the hospital and described the scene to us, and said it's just devastating, and spoke to an rn friend who said they lost four patients because the hospital was hit, and they're having to set up triage unit. go ahead, bethany. >> yes, that rn said that they had lost four

so i've got to keep searching. >> you're going to go to springfield now and hope for the best? >> i'm walking away from here and going to springfield and then i'm going to kansas city, then i'm going to wichita. and i'll go somewhere else if i have to. >> you're going to check all the hospitals? >> we've had reports that there's a kid that looks like lantz. i can't just sit here and the hospitals tell us it may not or it may be him. you know, some of the reports are the bruising is so bad that they really can't tell. well, i can tell whether it's my son. i can tell. and i will tell. >> you were asked to give dna? >> i was asked to give dna todd today at missouri southern a little while ago, and that right there just set it in me there can't be no stopping until lantz is found, dead or alive, i've got to keep pushing. i've got to find him. >> it's important to hold onto hope? >> oh, my god, yeah. if you don't have hope, what are you going to do? look at all this. if every family out here didn't have hope that it's going to be better, i've heard on the radio they're going to rebu

. >> he could be anywhere between here and springfield, missouri. we're not talking half a mile or a mile, i mean, we're talking miles. that storm could have taken him miles. >> reporter: canine team have said called, some trained to find the living, others to find the ted. >> i think sarah's mom, i think she's having probably the toughest time, as any mama would have. you know, you don't want to think that your kids are gone, it's really tough. >> yeah. >> so, we just ask for prayers from everybody. absolutely everybody, and people that are following it on facebook, we really love you, and just pray. pray for everybody. that's what we want. it'll be okay. it's going to be okay. we'll find him, baby, we'll find him. >> reporter: steve lee, a retired battalion chief with the joplin fire department, is working around the clock to find will. so they've searched the water now a couple times and haven't found anything? >> they've searched it, they're on their second search, just to confirm it, and that's where we're at there. >> reporter: you're carrying

john's in springfield. there is a male, and i passed that information on to lantz hare, his family, and they were going to check it out themselves. >> so there was an unidentified young male in that hospital, but it was not will? >> it was not will, and there is a possibility that roster we were told that will was on at freeman hospital, that maybe he was not on that roster. but we are not giving up hope, because we know so far that will is not in the morgues. so we still have hope he's somewhere. he could still be out on the ground somewhere, waiting for someone to find him. >> so last night, you had been told that he had been checked into a hospital in joplin, and then transferred somewhere else. somebody told you that, that's what you told us. but now you're hearing maybe that's not the case? >> that's correct. so we don't really know, and we also had somebody posting on our internet site on the findwillnorton page that he was found deceased and that is not true. so people are spreading bad rumors out th

we're behind in ambulance right now and fire trucks actually from springfield, which is about an hour away. and i can see people coming from everywhere. that are just here to help. i've seen helicopters. and as far as what we're going to do, we are setting up a shelter at mssu. and we're just going to try to help everybody as much as we can. >> all right. kathy dennis with the american red cross, stand by. we still have bethany scutti on, our ireporter? >> yes, i'm here. >> bethany, listen, i want to talk to you about the four fatalities. that's according to the rns. and then our jacqui jeras, our meteorologist has some questions for you. but bethany scutti is an ireporter, she lives ten miles away from joplin. she rushed to the hospital. luckily her kids and her family goat out safely. but she went to the hospital and said it's just devastating and spoke to an rn friend who said they lost four patients because the hospital was hit and they're having to set up a triage unit. go ahead, bethany. >> yes. that rn said that they had lost four patients, two in icu and two in another part of

no more from springfield, missouri, to the hospital, to kansas city, missouri, to wichita, kansas, to anywhere that we've gotten some pretty steady deals that it can be him or it could be a kid that looks like him. >> once again, he's about 190 pound, six feet tall. his picture's been up on the screen. your family has a facebook page. why don't you tell us what that facebook page is, for people who have any leads -- >> yeah. >> give us that information. >> any leads, if you guys can put my cell phone number up there again, that would be great. find lantz at facebook.com. between them two, we've got so many hits. last night after it aired, my phone has rung off the hook with people, prayers. i can't say enough how much it means to all of us. we've just got to find my son. he's six foot tall. 190 pounds. long brown hair. brown eyes. he rode his bike a lot at the bridge ministers. i can't say enough about the bridge and their volunteers that helped find the car with danny selldago. i can't say enough to -- just get the car out of the way. in the trauma unit, but he's going to be okay --

...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>pam: barbara hall has details. >>reporter: president barack obama. reaffirmed the united states support of israel sunday while addressing the american israel public affairs committee conference. >> israel's existence must not be a subject for debate and efforts to chip away at israel's legitimacy and will be met by the unshakable opposition of the united states. the, >>reporter: and came after the president made controversial remarks thursday about israel and palestine borderline. >> we believe the borders should be based on the 1967 lines. >>reporter: something the prime minister did not agree with. he could not go back to the '67 lines they were indefensible, they did not take into ac

...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>pam: a deadly explosion and in china into fights with police caught on tape. kimberly is here with tonight's edition of take a look at this! >>kimberlee: will start off with that explosion in china, look at the black smoke and big crowds and outside of the planet. this plant builds i phone to his aunt i pad. please and not sure what caused the explosion but two people killed and 16 injured. in south carolina, a man tried to find a police officer. eventually he was dazed but that didn't stop him because the person driving the car was the suspect making off at speeds over 100 m.p.h.. eventually he did stop and he crashed into a truck. the man taken into the custody of police and faces ser

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isolated thunder shower, but mostly scattered rain showers until the front clears the area. 70 degrees in springfield at the moment. 72 is the average high. we will drop from the 70's into the 40's tonight. temperatures are not cold and were locally here. even when you go south, you will not find it that much warmer. atlanta is only 71 degrees right now. there is a lot of warm air farther south. but it will take a while for it to arrive. here comes the cold front, there is that line of showers. every time we looked at it it kind of gets a little stronger. that will take most of the energy across the southern basin. our future cast looks ahead to tomorrow with a fair amount of sunshine. but late in the afternoon the clouds roll in, and that nec system for mothers they will track mostly to the south of the metro area. we could have a few scattered showers on sunday. the best chance of showers will be in the morning. mostly clear and cool, 50 degrees at 7:00 in the morning. we see a chance of showers by late tomorrow evening and especially for mother's day in the morning parade colors skies are expected

this weekend's funeral service was held at springfield baptist church. services set at mount pleasant church here in baltimore. >>> maybe they put a stove fire out for you last month. firefighters are this for us. the fire department provides service for 50,000. one of 33 volunteer fire departments in the county with a population. we got a special thank you. chris presented a check -- >> it's good seeing the guys and looking at the faces and seeing they're out there and they're saving lives. >> the blockout continues. they will split the money with three other companies honored this week. >>> the price of crude oil dropped. the survey out finds that the national regular gallon of gas hit the highest price of an average since july of 2008. $4.11 back then. gas prices may start to dip near memorial day. prices could fall by may. we'll keep track as always, click on the gas price section under the traffic tab. there you can find the lowest prices in the area. they finish six innings. over 16 hits, orioles move to tampa. the score was 5-3. seattle is next st

we had debris in springfield from this hospital. we had x-rays end up 60, 70 miles from here in springfield. so, that tell its you the power of this storm. >> amazing. all right. congressman, good luck to you, good luck to all the folks in joplin and surrounding areas of missouri. we will stay on top of this story. appreciate it very much. >> you bet. thank you. >>> heartbreaking scenes of destruction. we are going to go back to joplin, missouri, where residents will tell us about the storm that leveled so much of their city. >>> and another republican joins the field of contenders for 2012. we will tell you who's in, who's out, who's next. stand by. >>> president obama gets a very warm embrace from the crowd in dublin as he traces his irish roots. itchy, irritated skin... not only does cortaid 12-hour advanced cream relieve itch fast, but a clinical study shows its unique itch shield technology lasts longer than the leading cream. for 12 hour protection. for long lasting protection try cortaid. >>> jack cafferty has the american dr

. >> a private service will be held this saturday at the springfield baptist church in conyers, ga., and will be strained live on-line credit a public memorial will take place at the mount pleasant baptist church next saturday, may 14. we oppose the time on our web site. the family of a teenaged girl who died after a freak accident continues to sound the alarm. back in 2006, deanna green was electrocuted by druid hill park after touching a fence that had made contact with a live electrical wire. her family is fighting for the right to see the findings of the city's investigation. >> we feel that we should have the right to know what happened to our daughter. the taxpayers need to know what happened. >> in a settlement agreement, douglas electric and lighting did not admit fault in the case. baltimore city was not sued, receiving protection under sovereign immunity. >> in our education alert, a new contract could make city school principals some of the highest paid administrators in the state. union officials ratified the deal yesterday, and a retroactive pay raise will be received of

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southbound out of tyson's and working your way out to the springfield interchange, we find a crash near route 50 arlington boulevard. it is the right side of the road that remains blocked off at this time. coming southbound, heads up for this accident. northbound i-95, 610 aquia harbor for the incident there. live shot of traffic headed inbound new york avenue already starting to see some traffic light delays northeast to northwest but incident free along this stretch as you guys work your way out toward the exit for the third street tunnel. no problems to report headed in towards the capital beltway. >>> following breaking news this morning out of montgomery county wray home exploded just a few hours ago. this was on ashley drive in garrett park just before 3:00 a.m. stacy cohan is there live with the breaking details this morning. >> reporter: this is absolutely incredible to take a look at this devastation. this happened around 3:00 a.m. folks in this neighborhood woke up to a loud booming sound, an explosion that just tore through a rambler style home in this area of garrett park/ro

the accident we had reported northbound i-95 of before the franconia springfield parkway has cleared. delays out of newington headed up. the beltway, spotty delays between anden dale and merrifield. live shot of traffic coming south south of germantown. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> we are continuing to learn more this morning about the raid at osama bin laden's compound. the navy seals found a lot of intelligence data on his compute irs. the cia is now pouring over the confiscated hard drives. >> the u.s. caught bin laden by following one. his most trusted couriers. terror agents only knew his code name gleaned from detapeees at guantanamo bay. final tip came when the courier made a phone call to a person being monitored by u.s. terror agents. >> the president of pakistan denying that his country's security services were hiding bin laden. he says that pakistan has a decade of cooperation in helping to bring down bin laden. >>> we are also learning more about the burial at sea. bin laden was dropped into the arabian sea from an aircraft carrier. >> navy did that to

if you tune in on satellite radio, anyone near springfield get ready for rain. hit and miss sort of thing over the next couple hours. more possible as we make our way through the day. we talk as we go into the break, out west something different. heavy snowfall and this morning up near steamboat springs in many big resorts including over in aspen, people are going to be skiing. i know what the calendar says. i know what time of year it is. nature will have its own way and the way will be snowfall. if you were to move that from that area and move up into portions of yellowstone national park, the snow not too impressive for time being but by this afternoon we may see more of it develop especially near grand teton itself. heavy snowfall into a foot in some places. we may see some of it into parts of the foothills of mt. shasta and parts of the cascades. snow and rain and even your heat and possibility of severe weather that we talked about and humid conditions in parts of the south. the northeast we wrap things up. hit and miss showers. new york looks good. that m

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...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> good morning. weather and traffic on the ones. 5:41 this tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist tom kierein. look at this sunrise. the sun will be coming up in 30 minutes. predawn glow over the potomac river. right now we're in the 50s and 60s. later up near # 0 by noon time. sun in and out this morning. then a possibility of some severe storms late this afternoon, into this evening. unfortunately some storms from about 5:00 all the way until 9:00 or 10:00 could produce damaging winds or hail, isolated tornado. then lingering showers and much cooler by this time tomorrow morning. a look at wednesday, the rest of the week and weekend at 5:51. >>> tom, leading up very quickly on the 270 cor

...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> 5:09 now. it's 49 degrees out there. we're in the beginning of may. should be a lot warmer than this. we are chilly and tried to find my coat this morning. had to dig through the closet. i don't know what's going on. >> where do we file a complaint? >> exactly. right here on the office of tom tom kierein. >> i think so. >> then it will be duly filed. >> ready for the trash bin. >> yes, it's 5:10 in the morning. do you know where your gloves are? we have temperatures down to the 40s throughout much of the region. quite an abrupt change as we've had the northwesterly winds bringing in the chill. in fact, it's cold in the mountains, only in the 30s. staten, virginia there in the shenando

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...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. . >>> an average of 100 pedestrians are hit and killed every year in the bay area. most of them are killed at dangerous intersections. we have a map showing one of them. fifth and broadway in oakland. kron 4's stanley roberts take as look at the problem. >> reporter: this is the intersection of fifth and broadway in oakland. woman just entered the cross walk. notice how the driver failed to yield. wait, it gets worse. watch as the woman is crossing. this minivan driver, ignores a man in the cross walk and asks me why i am recording him. drivers trying to get to interstate 880 or 2. people on foot are priority on the street. all the intersections in oakland, this one should be marked, but

i-95 through springfield, slow. all travel lanes as you begin the long commute north from the river. out on the rails, good news to share with y as far as metro and vre, no delays. marc, penn 511 and 409 both delayed. up on the brunswick line, brunswick 892. joe, eun. >> jerry, thank you very much. >> 6:42, 49 degrees. everything seems to cost more now days, right? >> duh. >> who is now lowering price, though. >> and the busy day ahead for prince charles as he wakes up here in washington, d.c. >>> 6:45 now. prince charles will head to the white house today. he is set to meet with president obama on the second day of his three-day visit to washington. the prince is also set to speak at georgetown university. that's where we find news 4's megan mcgrath. good morning to you. >> reporter: well, good morning. prince charles is going to be the key note speaker at a conference on sustainable agriculture here at the georgetown university. now curious to see what the rain is going to do. he is expected to mix and mingle a li

...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. . >>> all right. good evening, everybody. giants off so the a's had the local baseball to themselves. tony phillips through out the first pitch. played 9 years with the a's. one season for the angels. in anaheim to watch josh. his first big league start over two years. 7 innings, allowed one run. michael gives up this double. angel had a 2 run lead and then jeff puts the game away with a single. a's 6th straight loss. 4-1, angels. the a's really, really rocking. joe thorton should be in the lineup tomorrow night in vancouver. you have the story memorized. he didn't have anything to do with the sharks today doing the optional skate but he is on the plane to vancouver. canucks lead 3-1. it'