nevada's clark county is like so many other state and local goovrnments. they've been irresponsible with the taxpayers' money. been irresponsible with governments. they've staae and local is like so many other nevada's clark county about it.he has to say ffcing and what he has to sayyabout it. nevada's clark county is like so many other state and local governments. they've been irrespoosible with thh taxpayyrs' money. now, they're acing a spending crisis. the school district may have to cct more than 1,400 positions for next year &p-- including 11000 teachers. but officials in clark county - home to las vegas - can onny blame themseeves for getting intoothis mess. because off punishinggcollective bargaining agreements and lack of oversighh, counny officiils have tottlly ost ccntrol of spendiig. we examined just three governmenttprofessions and how much they wwre aid inn &psalary and beeeeits last year these were: prosecutors, justicee of the peace, and fireefighters."dozens of prosecutors received more than $100,000, five made more thaa a quaater of a mill

a few light showers out here back towards clark county, frederick county in virginia, even west virginia. a few sprinkles, but that is about it. don't expect much in the way of rain. cool conditions today under partly to mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow, though, we get into what i think will be nice weather, especially early tomorrow, back up to close to arrange. and i think it'll be pretty nice ahead of our next frontal boundary. a warm front followed by an area of low pressure. and rain on thursday. thursday looking a little bit on the rainy side. at least it'll be a mild rain as temperatures will at least be in the 60s to near 70 degrees potentially. this evening, going to be a little bit on the cool side. a shower possible and breezy, 49 to 56 degrees, most of us 90% of us will probably be stay on the dry side. tomorrow looking good. 68 for a high, 70 on your thursday, 63 on friday, and then saturday, high of only 62. this weekend could be very unsettled once again. >> we've got to work on the weekends. >> i'm trying. i mean, i don't know -- >> thank you, doug. >>> coming up on the broa

other officers respond, including clark county sheriff gene kelly who hired the deputy himself. >> i circled around and i saw her down. at this point, we had a man in that trailer. michael ferryman, a resident of the trailer park with a history of mental health problems. he's barricaded himself inside his mobile home. >> i still got movement at the trailer as well. just keep looking out the window. >> cameraman don hatcher from wdtn in dayton finds a hiding place behind a tree to record the scene as it unfolds. >> it was a good spot. i could see everything. and i stayed there and nobody knew i was there. the cops couldn't see me and hopefully the guy with the gun couldn't see me either. >> sheriff kelly orders the shooter to surrender as officers set up a perimeter. but the gunman has a big advantage. deputy hopper is lying only feet from his trailer and it's impossible for the police to move in without drawing fire. >> we wanted to get suzanne out, but i did not want to have another person sacrifice their life to get her out. >> sergeant christopher clark who also knows the injured

citywide push known as reclaim your future, targeting dropouts in clark county nevada where nearly half of all high school students fail to graduate on time. >> i know in my own life, you know, when i've made a poor decision, usually i'm a little bit ashamed of my decision. i'm not wanting to face the music or face somebody saying why. but the whole point of our effort wasn't to do anything other than say you're loved, you're wanted. please come back. >> suarez: one of the dropouts wilson and his team found was isiah kimbow, a senior who stopped coming to school only a few weeks into the year. >> i was pretty surprised. i didn't know they were going to come to my house. it made me feel like i was actually important. like they actually wanted me back. they said they'll do anything for me to come back. basically get my diploma. >> isiah was embarrassed that we were there. but just a wonderful young man. getting the commitment for him to come back to school and explaining the importance of having a high school diploma was huge. >> suarez: wilson came to the school in 2010 when it was one o

citywide push known as reclaim your future, targeting dropouts in clark county nevada where nearly half of all high school students fail to graduate on time. >> i know in my own life, you know, when i've made a poor decision, usually i'm a little bit ashamed of my decision. i'm not wanting to face the music or face somebody saying why. but the whole point of our effort wasn't to do anything other than say you're loved, you're wanted. please come back. >> suarez: one of the dropouts wilson and his team found was isiah kimbow, a senior who stped ming to school only a feweekintohe yr. >> i was pretty surprised. i didn't know they were going to come to my house. it made me feel like i was actually important. like they actually wanted me back. they said they'll do anything for me to come back. basically get my diploma. >> isiah was embarrassed that we were there. but just a wonderful young man. getting the commitment for him to come back to school and explaining the importance of having a high school diploma was huge. >> suarez: wilson came to the school in 2010 when it was one of the worst

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it includes frederick county, clark county. and winchester as well. what this means, you need to bring in your pets overnight and also cover the sensitive plants. temperatures will drop around to the freezing mark in the northwestern suburbs. right now it does feel pretty nice for this time of the year. 60 downtown. mid-50s for martinsburg. fredericksburg to the south, you're in the lower 60s. tonight, let make it partly cloudy. we will be colder. lows in the low 40s downtown to the freezing mark here. i'll let you know how the rest of your workweek will finish off and a look at your easter forecast when i come back. back to you. >> thank you. >>> well, the resources defense council is sounding a green alert in virginia. the group says that the commonwealth will be one of the states least prepared to deal with the threat of climate change. the council says that more than 740 square miles would be vulnerable to just a two-foot rise for you in the sea level. in the meantime, the district will start taking steps to take some of the smells for you out of

and the clark county supervisors also appointed an advisory board, including dr. nick spiritos, to help the hospital regain its financial footing. that's this edition of 60 minutes on cnbc.

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so loudoun county, warren, clark, frederick county, virginia, only in the upper 30s. fairfax, southern montgomery, much of prince george's county, the district now, low 40s. much of southern maryland in the mid 40s. up to a foot of snow. this is a winter storm warning zone. all that area in pink. and for the rest of the day today, umbrella day. fender-bender weather for the morning commute. rain off and on. temperatures holding steady in the 40s through 9:00. by noontime, for your lunch hour, too, still rainy and breezy. you'll need the umbrella. temperatures in the upper 40s by noontime. middle of the afternoon mate get up to around 50 or so. late afternoon, back to the mid 40s and some lighter rain. and finally, does look like the rain will be tapering off and ending by tonight and by dawn tomorrow. a chilly start, mid 30s to near 40 starting tuesday morning. partly to mostly cloudy, blustery, cool tomorrow, highs warmer, near 60. even milder with sunshine back on wednesday. the mid 60s, upper 60s, maybe a little more rain on thursday. then as we get into the weeken

county out of frederick county, virginia, heading to the east. a few showers much further to the south will pass south and east of the metro area. locally right around washington, a few clouds around. it's mostly cloudy here, a few breaks in the clouds. a lot of sun, though, on the eastern shore, where temperatures right now are climbing into the 70s. cambridge now up to 70 degrees. fredericksburg is up to 74 now. farther to the west in charlottesville, 74 as well, but farther north, it's cooler. in fact, only in the low 60s along the pennsylvania border, where highs later this afternoon may only make it into the upper 60s. but locally, right around washington, we should make it into the mid-70s by next two or three hours or so. then we'll have the cooler air moving in tonight, but it may be near 80 in fredericksburg, warrenton, manassas, culpeper. that will happen over the next couple hours as well. looking forward over the next 48 hours, the areas in green is the potential rain and maybe thunder and lightning coming through over the next severa

. clark county district attorney chris lawrence. >> i was really struck by the - just the abject disrespect and  disregard for human life. we saw people being stomped,  people being hit with hammers. >> [ bleep ].  >> people being kicked in the head. it was horrific. and it was terrifying. and it terrified me.  >> get this. >> [ bleep ].  >> these are kids who are  addicted to violence. >> get him! get him! >> and who are fighting for the sake of the high that it brings watching that fight. >> what gets the d.a.'s  attention that summer is a horrifying story about tanner  hanson and the night he encounters the 311 boys. >> this is where it all started. >> july 18th, 2003. tanner hanson has just wrapped up his junior year in high school and is enjoying all the graduation parties with his friends. on a warm saturday night, tanner drives to this park where he meets his best friend craig. some girls s

virginia lottery official say the berryville woman in clarke county is the first person to win the double prizes. virginia fyke both the tickets from the same store in the april 7 drawing. she had different numbers and both tickets won. she'll take home $1.4 million after taxes. she says she has not made any plans for spending the money beyond paying some bills. >> for those of you that don't have the kind of luck to win the lottery, there's some encouraging news about the job market but not for everyone. cnbc's jackie deangelis is live to explain. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, richard. u.s. companies may be ready to step up their hiring plans. the latest survey from the national association for business economics finding that 39% expect hiring to pick up in the next six months. that's up from 27% in january. nearly half expect no change in hiring. and there's higher demand for workers. that may also lead to a bigger paycheck. 44% of companies say that wage are actually rising. >>> and the class of 2012 may have a hard time getting their dream jobs. government data showing that

virginia, and frederick and clark counties in toward virginia. then a frost advisory. howard, montgomery, over toward loudoun, down toward northern faulk here. this area could see a pretty good frost early tomorrow morning and then, well, then we'll just see the chance for some rain increase during the day. no rain to talk about right now on storm 4 radar. but as we widen out we move back to the west. and this is was coming. big-time severe thunderstorms going on into portions of kansas and then up toward the north some heavy rain. but this is the rain that's going to be affecting us. it's a warm front and it's moving our way very, very slowly. most of the time with a warm front our rain is fairly light to moderate. i don't expect much in the way of heavy rain. this evening cool and rather breezy. we are seeing the sunshine out there. tomorrow just cool, cloudy, and rather damp. the showers coming through along the warm front here. i think we'll see our best chan of rain after the 5:00 hour. could see some more earlier than that. but i think the

virginia lottery officials say the berriville woman in clark county is the first person to win the double prizes. virginia fike both both tickets from the same store on april 7. she had different numbers and both tickets won. she'll take home $1.4 million after taxes. she says she hasn't made any plans for spending the money beyond paying her bills. >> i'm sure she can come up with some more things to do than pay bills. >> you know, a lot of times with the powerballs, people that play it for the first time don't realize that you can still win with other numbers. and so -- you know -- >> i was two tickets, different set of numbers, and she still came out on top. >> confusing. you hear about people winning the powerball or lottery two times in a row. there have been cases where three -- they've won it three times. but to win at the same time. >> and you know, she used perfects i heard to pick the numbers. -- used birthdays i heard to pick the numbers. i think everyone with a birthday should get a cut of the money. instead of paying bills, she can share the wealth. >> and i think the next ti

virginia lottery officials say the woman in clark county is the first person to win the double prizes. virginia bought both tickets from the same store in the april 7 drawing. she had different numbers and both tickets won. she will take home $1.4 million after taxes. she hasn't made any plans for spending the money beyond paying some bills. >>> is 1:40 is the time. still ahead why this is a great time to find a travel bargain. we begin wedding week october "news4 midday." "news4 midday." today how to never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. you just put one foot in front of the other, and you know that you're walking for such a great cause that you just keep going. (man) that you have all these people coming together for one common goal. (woman) the goal is to bring an end to breast cancer. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. (woman) i'll never st

so we've got a freeze warning in effect for our countries of frederick, clark and jefferson county. even a freeze watch for tomorrow night. so kind of a repeat for those northwestern suburbs. but for tonight around about way, temperatures are going to be on the chilly side as we're looking at mostly clear skies out there. temperatures are going to be around lower 50s at this hour. partly cloudy at reagan national. winds are south, southeast at around 6 miles per hour. our national satellite radar picture showing us the major activity is, again, into southeast. the storm that caused the tornado in dallas a couple of days ago, well, it's still kind of causing some severe thunderstorms to pop up into southeast. also making augusta, georgia, where we have the masters taking place, they are looking at a chance for some stormy weather as well. in our area, we are looking at basically clear skies overnight. temperatures, again, cool for your friday. and it will be on the breezy side as well. in downtown 52. but 40s for gaithersburg. 49 in hagerstown. down to 39 in martinsburg. and these te

. >> reporter: he is releasing a new cd and appeared on clark show. he said he brought popular music into living rooms across america, reporting live in contra costa county, rob roth, ktvu. >>> and dick clark appeared back in 2001, alongside a doctor for the importance of cholesterol screening. he explained during a routine medical exam, he discovered he had high cholesterol new . >> this is something you can take control of. there are a lot of factors, but cholesterol is something you can grab ahold of, say that you are not going to do that to me. >> he went on to explain by changing his diet and take medicine, he was able to get the problem under control. log onto ktvu.com. we have a slide show of dick clark's remarkable life, just click on the tab. >>> and now to the boating tragedy near the fair lawn islands. today we talked to the mother of one of the five victims in saturday's race. more on the man, long sailing history. >> reporter: well, she tells us he was always smiling, always willing to help a friend, and always loved being out here. jorda

live in contra costa county where they pay tribute to dick clark. what'll it be? i'll have blueberry pancakes. uh huh. actually, make that glazed pecans... ok. with chocolate... no... caramel sauce. whipped cream? uhhhhhhh, yeah... but on the side. introducing build your own pancakes. only at denny's. >>> we always had a date on new year's eve with dick clark and many musicians always have someone to help launch their careers. >> dick clark passed away today at the age of 82, a true eye cop to so many people. now clark's death came as a surprise in particular to greg king who appeared on "american bandstand." kimberly tere talked to him about the impact clark had on his career. >> reporter: like most people we talked to, jessica and raj, in the music industry toe greg only had kind things to say about the man he credits for his success. for radio personality greg kin, dick clark was a pioneer, a man who brought this mysterious music called rock 'n' roll into america's living rooms. >> what you saw is what you got. he was completely honest. he didn't have a schtick

prince george's county police have not said how she died. >> dick clark live at times square. the new year's rocking eve. >> we are remembering dick clarke this morning. the entertainment icon . >> the 82-year-old died yesterday of a massive heart attack. we spoke with a local man who works closely with him. >> dick clark had the uncanny ability -- >> here's your first subjects. >> to turn ideas into sensations. before hosting game shows, introduced us to rock, pop, and soul legends. he launched countless careers on american bandstand, a program considered a national treasure. >> it is the longest running derided television show in television history. >> and he brought new year's eve to the world. >> happy new year 2001! >> the next new year is not going to be the same. >> he is among the icons of american culture. >> he would find a way to do it successfully. >> he worked closely with clark on a number of high-profile projects including a james brown documentary and the american music awards. >> he broke the barriers between country and r&b music and pop and brought them alto

the actions taken to save these animals. >>> dick clark, a television icon for 50 years. he was best known as the producer and the show helped to push rock 'n' roll into the main stream. >> it introduced america how to toll with rock 'n' roll what you needed to dress like what your hair needed to look look. >> he was 82 years old. >> now ryan see crest took over his job at the and he was there at the american idol show. >> a show like this he will be missed. >> he idolized him. he would have insisted the show must go on. now we took a slide show on our web. >>> we are nowlarying from a mother who lost her only child. jordan had grown up on the water and had been sailing since the age of 2. the they were considered lost at say. she is doing her best to focus on the moments she shared with her sop. >> so many people lose the people they love and their children and i have to think i lost mine doing something exciting that he loved to do. eight people were hit and jordan was in his last semester and hoped one day to have his own maritime business. >>> santa clara alameda busi

dick clark was 82 years old. >>> i'm one on one with my favorite county executive isiah leggett and we're going to talk about the ambulance fees. they're back on the table, even though some montgomery county residents thought that the issue was dead. so let's find out why they're back on the table, county executive. thank you for being with me. >> thank you for having me. certain circumstances have changed, jc. when we looked at it two years ago, we were not faced with the kinds of challenges we are faced with today coming out of annapolis. we have a shift over a ten-year period to local communities based on the teacher pension. we now see a change in the law that impacts montgomery county. these are unprecedented changes and there have a profound impact on montgomery county for a considerable period of time. the question i'm asking the people of montgomery county, are you prepared to affirm the decision that you made two years ago to raise the ambulance fees or do you want to raise taxes or do you make further cuts in the program, such as public safety in schools. that's a fair choice an

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about in montgomery county at 28. we have a crash at white's ferry road and at the have most -- hamilton station road. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 controversy swirling about a new costco . it is not the store people are worried about. >> it is a great journey we are taking with them. >> a local mother takes on autism. we love gardening... yeah, but the feeling wasn't always mutual. i want you to grow big! if you grow for me you'll get cookies for free. nothing worked. ♪ ♪ but we started using miracle-gro garden soil. you just mix it with your backyard soil... and it feeds your plants for up to 3 months. my plants grew bigger... more beautiful... with more flowers and vegetables. guaranteed. everything changed with miracle-gro. for you are these flowers, like soap is for showers. everyone grows with miracle-gro. >> a mother is fighting for a cure for autism. she is chasing it away for her son, chase. >> chase is a very happy energetic little boy. >> at 5-years old, he is a lot like your typical boy. he is ac

to what dick clark did. >> reporter: greg ken said that dick clark helped to launch his career. >> i mean i look at this, i get a lump in my throat, knowing that we wouldn't have dick clark anymore. >> reporter: he says once they started to play his song, jeopardy, it was a hit. >> he brought rock and roll into our living rooms. >> reporter: he appeared on american band stand four times. this washington his second appearance. >> also my fashion sense, you couldn't do that today, could you? >> reporter: it was during his appearance that clark mentioned a thank you letter he received from ken's father after his first appearance in 2009. >> he is a sincere guy, dashes off a letter. i treasured it. he genuinely felt thank you for having my son on your television -- radio show. dick saw it this way, this was an honest letter, that is what touched him about it. >> reporter: ken said that clark knew music and helped nervous musicians be at ease. >> every time we were on show, he took time out, said hi, met everybody. the roadies knew him. if they know you, you know you're a good guy. >> rep

lou loudoun county has asked for more time. >>> remembering the icon. how people are honoring the life of the late rick clark and what redskins owner is saying about his relationship with the tv star. >>> runaway car. what caused a drivinger to lose control and slam into a seafood restaurant. >>> we'll look if the rain is offering relief to allergy [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ >>> this morning a 91-year-old man is recovering after crashing his car into a seafood restaurant. video shows the moment of impact. ploos say the driver left the bank across the street when he suddenly accelerated across three lanes of traffic and slammed into the restaurant. no customers

of west old baltimore road and maryland 355 clarks burg a new school will be built in the area residents tell gazette newspaper traffic already a problem there will get worse they would like the county to make improvements before that school is built. >>> there are more questions, over the money generated by those speed cameras in 2010 state of virginia, collected $101 million from the tickets they issued district collected $43 million the district has 7.5 million fewer people and not even 1% of the land virginia has residents are divided about whether or not dc should have the cameras. >>> it is impossible to be on the road with a bike cars are too aggressive it is important to have speed cams are for our safety >> i think safety is probably second for city of dc i think first and foremost it is about bringing in as much revenue as possible. >>> a virginia state senator is bringing in legislation to stop speed traps on highways, like hope well virginia that made $2 million in tickets in a town of 2200 people. >> sam knell will cases reported in mare -- salmonella cases reported in maryl

at the seminole county jail, we're hearing from a friend who's stood by him. you'll hear from him, next. >>> now, when angela corey had announced that zimmerman had been charged with second degree murder, we saw how trayvon martin's parents reacted. it was the news they were hoping to hear. obviously it's not the news that george zimmerman's parents wanted to hear. they haven't spoken public tonight but a friend, a neighbor of george zimmerman, frank taafee is speaking out. frank, what's your reaction to george zimmerman being charged? >> anderson, i was stunned, but i wasn't shaken. i had prepared myself. and when i talked to george on monday, i assured him that no matter what the outcome was, that, you know, i was there for him from the beginning, now and that we'll walk through this together. >> it doesn't shake your belief that he did the right thing? >> not at all. he did the right thing. i still stand by the fact that it's a self-defense claim. i'll take that all the way to the courtroom steps. when we're leaving the courtroom and he's pronounced innocen

baltimore county $14.2 million. baltimore city stands to lose almost $60 million in state aid for education. >> first and last is in education because it is the great equalizer for jobs for really the level of employment to be obtained and we need to obtain that in k-12, in higher education. >> they want legislators to come back and get a budget together that will raise revenue and less cuts. >>> police are investigating four shootings, including one inside a bar. early this morning a 33-year-old man was sitting inside a bar in the 3200 block of bel air avenue near erdman avenue when he was shot. last night a 29-year-old man was shot on north spring street. two other machine were shot. they're all recovering at the hospital at this hour. >>> a baltimore man is arrested in connection with a dogfighting ring in gwynn oaks. officers from the city's drug unit were told there were drug in the home. they found the dogs, medicine and a dogfighting manual. taylor is facing animal cruelty and drug charges. >>> all new tonigh

tonight the biggest names in music are saying goodbye to dick clark and we will share their memories. and we will take you behind the scenes of "the avengers" and meet the group of super >>> a warning for san mateo county residents. tomorrow pg&e will beacon ducting a controlled released of natural gas. this will be near 280 and highway 92. if you have questions or concerns about the smell of gas in that area, call pg&e. >>> a distinguished group of people was franhonored in san francisco for their work to make the community and the world a better place. the commonwealth club presented its 24th annual distinguished citizen awards this evening. honored tonight was steven chu and ron conway and uc san francisco chancellor susan december mopped helmond. and on the board of the commonwealth club i had the honor of serving as the emcee. >> a terrific event. incredibly inspiring. >> speaking of inspiring, larry beil. >>> amazing pitching by the giants and the a's. it was an epic match up between cane and leo when one run is enough. sports is next. >>> good old-fashioned pitcher's dual tonig

after a fire down on the rails in the baltimore county metro stop. kai jackson has more on the confusion that followed. >> now when we arrived on the scene firefighters were extinguishing a small fire on the tracks -- >> -- over the old court metro station in pikesville, baltimore county wednesday. the mta says a fire on the rails stopped trains in their tracks, employees alerted rivals. >> she said something about the track being caught on fire and of course what are you supposed to do but just sit there. you can't jump out the windows. >> it happened during the height of the rush hour. the fire stranded a train. the mta says they were moved to another and they used a single track to move travelers for a time. >> that fire was extinguished by our facility maintenance workers. we are not sure what caused the fire. that is under investigation right now. i can tell you that no one was hurt during the incident. >> the mta tells us the subway track fire did cause delays but it wasn't long before things were moving gain, but some passengers complained it

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