scott goldberg, abc news, new york. >> american icon for sure. our coverage of dick clark's life and death does not end there. why big singing stars, including madonna and even the jackson five have dick clark to thank for so much help in jump-starting their legendary careers. we'll check in with our media consultant. look for many more memories, including yours later in this half hour, plus on "america this morning" and later today on "good morning america" as we pay tribute to dick clark, a legend dead at the age of 82. >>> and now to a more troubling story about american troops serving in afghanistan. new photos have emerged that have the secretary of defense apologizing. as abc's martha raddatz reports, it's something he's been forced to do a lot lately. >> reporter: the photographs are so disturbing. a soldier smiling. the hand of a dead insurgent placed mockingly on his shoulder. or this one, where soldiers hold the severed legs of a suicide bomber. almost all of the men in the photos have now been identified and are under criminal investig

winick, abc news, new york. >> wow. and bird strikes a lot more common than you may think. >> yeah. 2,586 since 1990. at jfk alone. 219 people have been killed since '88. $600 million annual. they test jet engines to withstand bird strikes. but they test them with four-pound birds. when you are talking about canadian geese and the geese we're dealing with, they are a little larger than 4 pounds. maybe they should start testing for larger birds. >> it's the size of the bird that gets in there. that's why the plane -- >> like big bird. >> that's what it takes. you take a little bird. how is that taking out a whole plane? we're talking about sizable birds here. it's scary. those passengers clearly had a little spike in their blood pressure. >> yes, they did. >> it worked out okay, thank god. >>> another mysterious flight drama. this one over the gulf of mexico. controllers actually lost contact with the small plane and then called in air force jets there to the scene. they saw that the plane's windshield was frosted. they

on the new collaborative economy. we're interested in it because it has aspects that have piqued our interest, about hoour environment, how to improve life for more people, how to make an expensive city more affordable to more people, how to utilize the strengths of the city as a great tourist city. how we can get more folks to come and experience the wonders of the city. maybe they will make their stake here. these panel members have decided to make their stake here. they risked reputation, may be small amounts of money. if they had a lot of money, they may not have had to start this. they have also done it for the right reasons. they want to experience the city in a different way, but one that is in the tradition of san francisco and is reflective of mine, welcoming more people to share in the economy. hopefully the right reasons will create more jobs and get more entrepreneurs involved. i have often said this can be the city for the 100%. everybody can have a chance to fulfill their dreams and make sure they can ha

i'm jeff glor, cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," an update on the severe weather in the northeast. we'll have your forecast. >>> also, more on george zimmerman's release from a florida jail overnight. we'll hear from zimmerman's attorney. new developments in the secret service prostitution scandal. journalist bob woodward lends his perspective. and oscar-winning actor jeremy irons stops by the studio. and that does it for the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm michelle miller and you have a fantastic day. ,,,,,, >> back to business three weeks after a deadly shooting rampage. oikos

there's good news here. coffee drinkers less like three have diabetes, parkinson's and dementia, fewer cases of cancer, heart rhythms and strokes. fewer if you drink coffee. >> i have long argued that coffee is actually good for you. >> three to four cups. maybe we should bump that up. >> amen. >> amen to coffee. we call it vitamin water. we'll be right back. stay with us. >>> welcome back. 100 years ago tomorrow the "titanic" was stoat complete its maiden voyage and arrive here in new york city. of course, we know how the story ended. >> some of the most often told parts of the story are more fiction than fact. here's abc's nick schifrin. >> i named this ship "titanic." >> reporter: we all think we know the story of "titanic." retold in books, films, documentaries for a century. but how much of it is actually true? myth number one -- the owners claimed the titanic was unsinkable. >> so this is the ship they say is unsinkable. >> every britisher is proud of the unsinkable titanic. >> it's repeated in every f

and iconic news man tonight. joe, thank you. >> thank you very much. >> earlier today, fox news channel chairman and ceo roger ailes reacted to the news of mike wallace's death. here is mr. ailes on news headquarters. >> it's sad day for all of us who knew mike and admired him. he was a bit of a controversial character throughout the years, one of the toughest interviewers, but he'll always be in the pantheon of greats in television and journalism, he is just a legend and will always be. and you know, i had a talk with him about chris wallace. now, chris doesn't know this, but mike had great admiration for chris and he told me things that he said, you know, chris has got some things i don't have. chris has an approach to the thing, but as dogged as his father in terms of going after the truth and that's one of the reasons we hired him at fox, is he gives a fair and balanced interview, but he comes coming. >> harris: we'll have more on the passing of mike wallace coming up inside the fox report. right now, we're l

it'll be great. >> we really have started something new. a new tradition. and if there is anything that is going to be messed but historic as far as starting something new that will be awesome. >>jeff: there will be looking forward in 2014 to looking moving here. democrat this animation is projected at $2.1 billion. >>grant: this is going to be a silicon valley landmark. and this is where the location will be. on the north of great america park. this parking area is here. this stadium will seat 60,500 fans. 165 luxury seats. and certainly, more expensive with 68, 500 fans. there is a onetime stadium builders charge of $80,000. that is the lifetime of the seat. a family of four people would pay $25,000 for the next five years at candlestick. however, with this new stadium and the increase in the santa clara. it is between 145-190,000 for the next five years. while the organization is hoping to host a super bowl level also accommodate other items like college football. soccer. civic of dense and concerts'. grant lotus, kron 4. >>pam: our sports director, offe

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"world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> breaking news on "world news now" -- from the jail cell to a secret location. george zimmerman accused in the shooting death of trayvon martin was just released from a suburban orlando jail. >> it's the moment many waited all weekend to see and it happened just after midnight. it's monday, april 23rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm meg oliver in for paula faris. we'll bring you up to date on our breaking story in just a moment. we'll also take you to north carolina where testimony begins today in john edwards' trial. edwards is accused of using campaign funds to hide his pregnant mistress during his presidential run in 2008. that mistress could be called in the witness stand. >> can you imagine that moment, rielle hunter takes the stand. his daughter could take the stand. a hot little case there. >>> also this morning, the crash on the racetrack that got just a little too close for comfort. it's hard to believe, but the young woman behind the wheel act

hughes was surrounded by new appointees, all loyal new deal people. and yet he continued to lead the court. felix frankfurter had been a competent of justice stone, thought that hughes was scathing in his criticism. once he got on the court, he thought he was a great gentleman. hughes continued to lead even though he was outnumbered on the court by roosevelt appointees, he had great admiration from all his colleagues, and he basically ushered in the new constitutional era, in which the court began to expand civil rights and liberties, which was something he cared dearly about, and they began to defer to congress in economic and social legislation. roosevelt never gave up. he was still mad over his defeat on the court packing plan. he was just angry as he could be. he refused to talk to some of the senators who had been instrumental in defeating him. but then he got on with the business, particularly in 1938 and 1939. he tried to get aid to the allies and great britain. it was very difficult, because he based in isolation of congress. some of those who

first, let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. here at 30 rock in new yor city. the latest challenge to santorum's presidential bid is not fund-raising or poll numbers. it's a growing sense from inside the party that mitt romney all but has a lock on the republican nomination. pushing those perceptions aside, santorum is vowing to press on until romney reaches the necessary number of delegates. that's still far away. likely won't happen until some time in june. >> governor romne gets that required number, then you know, without a doubt if he's at that number, we'll step aside. but right now, you know, he's not there. he's not even close to it. like i said, less than half the delegates have been selected. we have a long way to go and we'll fight the fight to make sure we can win. this is about winning. this is about making sure we have the best candidate to take on barack obama. >> april shaping up as a tough month for santorum as the race shifts toward more moderate voters in new england. when he says he's looking toward is the month of may when the race comes ba

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with the new roof top deck and center field, and new statues for the hall of famers. and a new brew public along the utah street, bearing the name of the mvp rick dempsey. now i just spoke to a couple of the construction workers who say they stay out here as long as it is light. we should also mention that all of this dirt on the field comes from a local company out of white marsh. >> there is a company in white marsh that makes dirt? >> reporter: yes, pretty big time, right, who knew? >> okay, jessica, thank you, the orioles opened the season with a victory. wjz is your place for complete opening day friday, the special coverage of the orioles and twins begins at 2:00 right here on wjz 13. >>> still to come, wjz, attack happening, a troubling new message apparently from al- qaeda. what terrorism experts think about it. >>> and cold blooded murders, several people executed at a california school, what police are saying about the gunman . >>> he lives even goes to class, but this mcdaniel student walks on four legs. coming up, meet hudson and the students raising him.

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of new york newsroom. it introduced us to the term flop sweat. then came soon to be a classic. >> i'm ron burgundy. >> thanks for stopping by. >> thanks for stopping by. >> jon: anchorman, played brilliantly by will ferrell. that was 2004 and eight years later just when you thought the airwaves and movie theaters was safe from the likes of ron burgundy. >> conan, you look awful. [ laughter ] >> what? i look awful? >> you look like someone put a bright red wig on a skeleton and chucked it out of a helicopter. >> you came on my show to play the flute and insult me. was that the idea? >> no, paramount pictures and myself and ronald joseph and ron burgundy have come to terms on a sequel. >> jon: that is the wrap on news watch this week. thanks to our panel. i'm jon scott. thanks for watching. keep it right here on fox new

in the case of the news media he changes care about because of the new technologies. these changes the business models for both print and broadcast media companies. i am sure that many of you here know much more about the new technologies that i do. please give army had allowed me to talk a bit about the changes that did take place during the 30 years i was a correspondent. my first foreign assignment was paris. originally i was supposed to go to saigon, but the vice-president was killed in a commercial plane crash. there were a number of personnel changes. with the dust settled instead of going to say, was sent to paris as the roving correspondent. what that really meant was that in those days unless it was the vietnam almost any other place of the world and probably the least. but even in paris communications said or almost like the dark ages compared to today. most of mike into changes were with the telegrams to read these to take from trough to 24 hours for an exchange. and there were some tense a valid phone calls, but there were the radio type. had to be booked

a new deck and a bar. also a new ginos. some of the food has been added to the concussion as well. only the typical maryland favorites. tune in today for new features. we are live there tomorrow. >> yes. you are excited. >>> well, abc 2 news has learned that howard university softball team might have to use lacrosse players on friday. several student athletes are being told they can not play when the school conducts an internal investigation. it is over book vouchers. students get about $400, and they buy about $300 worth, but then they have to return the leftover cash. in some cases, we're told that didn't happen. >>> other schools is making news. residents in baltimore county are appealing to build a new elementary school. residents are concerned about the loss of the playing fields and the nature trail. a committee submitted 2600 signatures against the building of the school. >> it was more of a, okay. we'll give -- the people out there, their 2 cents, but we're going vote it the next day anyway. >> the scoop said that they listened to the residents, but plan on moving forward.

. >>> tragedy in new hampshire. a police chief just days from retirement is killed during a drug raid. >>> and hero mayor. newark's cory booker rushes into a burning building and saves his neighbor's life. this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, april 13, 2012. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm michelle miller. it's being called an embarrassing failure. north korea defied the world and launched a rocket but about a minute after takeoff it broke into pieces. hours later north korea admitted the satellite failed to enter orbit. condemnation has been swift. the u.s. says it is suspending plans to give food to north korea and the u.n. security council has scheduled a meeting for later today. the rocket was supposed to have blasted off to the south, a trajectory not to threaten the u.s. or any other nation. it was to have splashed harmlessly into the sea but officials say it broke apart about 90 seconds after lift-off. the white house issued a statement saying north korea's provocative action threatened reg

mark potter, nbc news, colombia. back to you. >> and the woman who spoke to the "new york times" said the men never mentioned they were in colombia to protect the president. she described them as very discreet. >>> a new judge has now taken over the case against george zimmerman. the florida man accused in the shooting death of unarmed teen trayvon martin judge kenneth lester was appointed to the case yesterday. the previous judge stepped down because of a potential conflict of interest. her husband works with an attorney who is providing tv commentary about the case. the new judge will preside over zimmerman's bond hearing. it's set for tomorrow morning. >>> new polls out today show the race for the white house is very close between president obama and the presumptive nominee mitt romney. the economy continues to dominate voters' concerns. today congress got involved. steve handelsman reports. >> reporter: in the battleground state of ohio, mitt romney went to a closed factory to blame the president. >> needs to sit

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"teen kids news" starts right now. >> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm mwanzaa. >> and i'm siena. here's this week's top story. >> teens talk a lot about college, but every four years, the country talks about a college that has nothing to do with test scores and applications. it's a key part of how our democracy works, but, as tyler explains, it's kind of complicated. >> the candidates for president campaign all across the coun first, you'll see them in the states with the earliest primary elections. those elections lead to the conventions, where the political parties choose their nominees. after the conventions, the focus is on states that deliver a big punch in something called the electoral college. and just what is that? >> i have no idea what that is. >> i don't know. >> i've learned about it, but i don't remember exactly. it involves the voting for the president. >> oh, electoral college! i know this. i learned this in sixth grade. i'm sorry. i still don't know. [ laughs ] it just rings a bell. >> the electoral college is a system that was put in place by the founders in the

new apologies from the u.s. military, all stemming from pictures of soldiers with dead insurgents in afghanistan. >>> a naked protest at the airport. just what drove that guy to completely strip down with plenty of other passengers watching? >>> and is that cute, little mouse right there, the cure for what concerns millions and millions of american men? here's a clue. check out his do. >>> good morning, everybody. tributes are pouring in this morning for entertainment legend dick clark. of course, it all started with "american bandstand," decades ago, where clark helped launch hundreds and hundreds of stars. >> but he also had a major impact on american culture, from how we listen to music to how we celebrate the new year. with more, here's abc's tahman bradley. >> reporter: from times square, to hollywood, americans are remembering the legendary dick clark. he was a cultural touchstone, and like a member of the family. >> live, from philadelphia, it's time for america's favorite dance party. >> reporter: starti

i'm heather holmes welcome to bay area news at 7:00. happening right now the beginning of the end of an era. the 49ers are holding ground breaking ceremonies right now in santa clara for their new $1 billion stadium process. in our top stories tonight at 7:00 among the hundreds of people on hand for tonight's ceremony underway right now. >> reporter: heather, as you can see right now the party is going on at authentic stadium created for tonight's ground breaking ceremony. just a few minutes ago, the owner of the 49ers and the santa clara city consul at a spot that will be the actual 50- yard line center field for the $1.268000 billion stadium that will be constructed here over the next few years. home of the moment. >> it's surreal and you see people when they win a championship and they do something it hasn't hit me yet. i don't know hate's hit me yet. i think it's going to be very emotional when we stand up on the podium and start talking and do the ceremonial first dig. >> and very emotional when he acknowledged that this is a bitte

nbc news, new york. >>> up next here tonight, why a new standing order is in place at some american companies. >>> the scene in seattle today. the first perfect game in almost two years as um ber from the white sox led his team to a 4-0 win over the mare northwesterns. it was the 21st perfect game in history and am dumber's first g. >>> the nhl said phoenix forward raffi torres will be suspended for 25 games for an illegal hit on marion hossa of the blackhawks. he had to be removed on a stretcher. it's the third largest suspension in league history in terms of games lost. and helping people to become more fit is becoming a growing movement in this country. to get office workers up from their desks. nbc's anne thompson with that story tonight. working here, pat tarantino is going nowhere in her job. >> we're walking the walk. >> reporter: it's a growing trend to get the work force out of their chairs and moving. workers sign up for one-hour shifts on the treadmill. >> i wanted to check in on our project. >> i would think this would be distracting. >> no. >> focuses your mind? >> sometimes if y

"teen kids news" starts right now. >> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm mwanzaa. >> and i'm siena. here's this week's top story. >> teens talk a lot about college, but every four years, the country talks about a college that has nothing to do with test scores and applications. it's a key part of how our democracy works, but, as tyler explains, it's kind of complicated. >> the candidates for president campaign all across the country. first, you'll see them in the states with the earliest primary elections. those elections lead to the conventions, where the political parties choose their nominees. after the conventions, the focus is on states that deliver a big punch in something called the electoral college. and just what is that? >> i have no idea what that is. >> i don't know. >> i've learned about it, but i don't remember exactly. it involves the voting for the president. >> oh, electoral college! i know this. i learned this in sixth grade. i'm sorry. i still don't know. [ laughs ] it just rings a bell. >> the electoral college is a system that was put in place by the founders in

news.com or yahoo!! news. and george stephanopoulos continues the debate first thing in the morning with powerhouse "roundtable." he sits down with timothy geithner, talking taxes, working women, and whether women in this economy has been hit hardest. >>> and meanwhile, we continue with something everyone can relate to, the price of gas. the evening, an unexpected shift. are gas prices coming down? it's an average $3.90 a gallon. that's down 6 cents. there from the peak last month. have prices reversed course for good? t.j. winick with a reality check tonight. >> reporter: they are the sure-fire ways you can tell spring has arrived. rising temperature, return of baseball, and skyrocketing gas prices in the run-up to memorial day. only this year, just like the cherry blossoms, it appears gas prices may have peaked early. >> i can see it's gone 10, 20 cents something like that. >> i think they're going down. >> reporter: why the spring surprise? analysts say it's due to slowdown in china's ec

i hear that some of the equipment is coming from new york? new york. maybe it is a good weekend to stay in the city or whenever you want to do. that is a heads up. thank you for coming. good night. [applause] >> thank you for joining us tonight. i am the government policy director at spur. it is my distinct pleasure to welcome such an amazing panel as well as the mayor of our fine city. this is the innovation mayor, mayor ed lee. [applause] >> thank you. can everyone here me? welcome to spur. i enjoy being here because every time i come here, some part of my brain wakes up that has not been woken up before. i am here to welcome you. earlier, i had a wonderful opportunity to exchange with our panel members about what they are doing and how they're doing it. . i think these panel members are here as part of their own entrepreneurial spirit. they own companies but love the city. they know the spirit of the city is one of innovation, that invites peoples and views, and smashes them -- meshes them together to see if we can make an even better san francisco.

david muir, abc news, new york. >>> more young people will be able to see the tough new documentary called "bully." its rating has been lowered from "r" to pg-13. the change comes after the film's producers agreed to drop out the sound on three expletives. they had resisted making changes previously because they wanted bullying to be seen as it really is. that movie will open in theaters on april 13th. they've been showing the news in the last couple of years. take your young teens to go see it, parents, please. >>> the story about your new orleans saints gets more disturbing especially in light of the audio released today. the nfl is expected to rule soon whether the saints' coach -- head coach sean payton, whether his suspension will be shortened. he met with the head of the league, the same day damaging new recordings surfaced. here's abc's josh elliott. >> reporter: even in the brutal world of the nfl, america's unquestioned secular religion, the words are a stunning sacrilege. >> kill the head and the body will die. >> reporter: you're listening to new orleans saints defensive coordin

new heights today. the high steel reached 1,271 feet, passing the empire state building as new york city's tallest. it took almost six years of construction to get here. the 100th floor. by next year, with the 400-foot spire in place, it will become the tallest building in north america and the world's third-tallest building at the symbolic height of 1,776 feet. new concerns about type two diabetes in children. a drug that works for adults often fails in teenagers. should women get mammograms starting at the age of 40? and why a contortionist was called in to solve a spy mystery when the "cbs evening news" continues. so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't

live in prince george's county, pat collins, news 4. >>> breaking news in the district tonight. police arrested the man they say is responsible for shooting a rite-aid store employee last week on rhode island avenue. a viewer saw this surveillance video on the news and called in the tip that led officers to 53-year-old ricky vinceton. the employee was shot in the back during the robbery. >>> a male student from george washington university is robbed and sexually assaulted. the victim wasn't able to give police an exact location but he says it happened off campus early this morning as he was leaving a bar off 18th street northwest. the victim was walking home when he says a man confronted him at knife point and attacked him. so far, no arrests. >> a viewer took this video today of a d.c. school bus that burst into flames on the baltimore washington parkway in prince george's county. it happened this afternoon near annapolis road in cheverly. the driver got out safely. the drivers were stuck in traffic for several miles as crews put out the fire. no children were onboard the schoo

ed henry with the news. is he live at the white house tonight there is a women's conference scheduled for there tomorrow, right? >> that's right, shep. and republics are wondering if this is really a campaign event at the white house because of that gender gap the president has already been exploiting on the campaign trail is he now bringing this official event here to the white house to help his re-election campaign? i asked jay carney today during his briefing if this is really just about policy, why doesn't the president also have a men's conference since they also have to deal with the economy? here is his response. >> well, stay tuned. that's kind of a silly question. the point is the president. -- this administration has -- this administration has engaged in a number of policy approaches designed to address women and the economy. >> jay carney saying look, the first thing the president signed into law is pay equity legislation for women. they believe the health care law obviously under review will help

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new fighting in syria ts >>> truth in jeopardy.ts new fighting in syria this morning, just as a cease-fire is set to begin. >>> wild weather. tornadoes and hail ripped through the plains as fires rage from new england to florida. >> there wasn't even any smoke, and all of a sudden, a wall of fire started coming at our house. >>> and pint-sized heroes. middle schoolers leap into action after their bus driver suffered a medical emergency. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm michelle miller. we begin with the endangered cease-fire in syria. a pullout of government troops was supposed to begin this morning, but there are reports of shelling in at least two towns today. yesterday the fighting spilled into lebanon and turkey. activists say more than 125 people have been killed in the past two days. we have the latest from washington. good morning. >> good morning, michelle. despite the deaths there's still hope for a cease-fire. according to the plan, syrian troops are supposed to pull out today in preparation for a full cease-fire on th

if not, a key risks creating new turmoil in and into markets. elections are expected to be held in the autumn. >> the freedom party backed the dutch minority government for a year-and-a-half. yet, builders and other opposition parties now reject the deep spending cuts that the premier wanted to present in brussels next week to show the country is on track to meet budget limits. the dutch had been one of germany's chief partners in the push to cut budget deficits in the eurozone. now, dutch papers are writing that chancellor merkel is losing an ally. lee told parliament that the netherlands was also losing an opportunity. >> a deadlock is not good for the netherlands. our economy wil improve only if we stop taking on new debt. he still needs opposition support for spending cuts, but he's not impressed. with fresh elections looming, he has found a way to praise -- placed the blame. the dutch should stop babbling to the dictators in brussels, he said on monday. >> the government is doing anything that can and deteriorating conditions for seniors. >

new audiotapes appear to hoe a new orleans saint former defense ises ive coach pushing his players to hurt their opponents. >> that little wide receiver number 10, about his concussion. we need to [ bleep ] put a lick on him right now. >>> and ghost ship shelled. the u.s. coast guard sinks an abandoned ship washed away by japan's tsunami. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, april 6, 2012. >>> good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us on this good friday. i'm betty nguyen. we begin this morning with what nearly everyone agrees is the top issue this election year, jobs. the government issues its monthly unemployment report today. yesterday the labor department said the number of jobless americans seeking benefits last week fell by 6,000 to a low of -- a four-year low, in fact. experts don't expect today's report to show an improvement in the national employment rate. we have more now from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, betty. the rate of job growth has to be higher than the rate at which new job seekers enter the market to significantly impact unemp

up state new york and northern new england. thunderstorms from the pacific northwest to montana. >> 85 in billings. 62 in seattle. 95 in phoenix. and detroit, 57. dallas, 84. new orleans -- >> say it right. i like that. >> low 60s in boston, new york and baltimore. 77 in miami. >> ever been to new orleans? >> i've been to new orleans. i played the slots at one of the casinos there and i actually, the only time i won. i think i won on a quarter slot machine like 200 bucks. i didn't know what to do. i thought i did something wrong. >> that's a good night. >> what did you spend the money on, something fun? >>> some really cool video to show you here. it is time lapse video taken by the crew on board the international space station as it orbits the earth. >> the green lights in the heavens are auroras and those flashing white lights are storms over africa. how cool is that? >> looks kind of cool. you can also clearly see great britain and europe as the space station flew over at night. some really stunning stuff and pretty cool mus

new coach. the 41-year-old says he intends to take a one-year sabbatical from football. staying with spain, there has been more depressing news on the economic front today as newly released figures show that nearly a quarter of the work force is jobless. the highest level in 18 years. more than 5.5 million people are looking for work, giving it the highest unemployment rate of all the euro zone countries. >> the jobless rate is the highest in europe. >> i keep on looking, i have taken anything, but there is not much around. cut the jobless crisis in spain includes many people casualty of the boom and bust in the construction industry. >> i have taken a load of course is as an electrician. i took a course in massage, but that was no good either. they said i cannot work. >> spain has slipped back into a recession, said the rise in unemployment is to be expected. in the short term, they just add to the pain. it is felt acutely by young people. the situation is even worse for useful employment. the

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ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have breaking news right now, but it is no surprise. the colts just picked andrew luck with the first over all pick in the nfl draft. luck passed for 9,000 yards and 82 touchdowns. earlier today he said he is looking forward to facing off against jim harbaugh and the 49ers and he will have his work cut out for them. the colts only won two games last year. >>> word tonight of another sex scandal involving the secret service and it happened outside the united states. . >> the showers are dying down, clouds out there and a weekend that is gazunder the corner. a for-- that is just around the corner. a forecast that i think you will like. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? we had to watch basketball in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. oh

at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> i thought kids would be satisfied with getting peeps. >> i do not like peeps. neither do i. 6:20. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. hope you have them. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we are not tracking anything significant delay-wise. one avenue -- accident at wilkins avenue. a bit of it sluggish bought at edmondson but nothing major. 61 on the north side. 95 running smoothly, 65 miles per hour approaching 32. an update at harford road. bill but of a delay in the outer loop but moving well towards 95 on the northeast corner. this is 95 out of white marsh. we do have a delay southbound between white marsh and the beltway northeast. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. we do have a mild conditions right now. many temperatures in the 40's and 50's. 57 at the inner harbor. 57 in westminster. expects temperatures to move into the low 70's today. we had some is

reporting live, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> now good news to report. the baby and williams are expected to be released from the hospital this week. >>> you may want to lessen up. two new speed cameras will be activated. one will be placed at perry hall. the other at johnny cake elementary school on craig mont road. for one months, drivers going at least 12 miles over the speed limit will receive warnings. after that, they will get a $40 ticket. >>> right now, governor o'malley is considering a special edition of the general assembly. but as political reporter pat warren explains, some maryland lawmakers say not so fast. >> silencing the voice of doom. >> there is no doomsday budget. there's a default budget. the only doomsday that looms out there is if we're called back into special session. >> at which point, say house republicans, it's the taxpayers who will be doomed. >> you don't know what you're going to get. >> reporter: the so-called doomsday budget requires $512 million in cuts because the general assembly didn't raise taxes. >> there's been no

>>>i will see murphy new york city we will -- lyndsey murphy new york city we will check with you in a bit. >> today marks the third time since the merger quarterbacks will be taken first and second. last time, 1999, couch to the browns and mcnabb to the eagles. >>> 6:30 p.m. our special. qv count down draft day 2012 i will be here joined by dock walker, lyndsey murphy and dave ross, and wisdom martin. join us at 6:30 p.m. >> breaking news about the red skins and their new safety brandon merry weather he was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated he was stopped on i-66, around 3:00 a.m., police smelled alcohol on his breath he failed a field sobriety test, he then refused to take a breathalyzer he was take on the arlington county jail and has since been released merry weather we are told is a new addition to the red skins signing a $6 million contract for the team just last month. >>> get ready to pay more to ride metro, for the first time in two years, the board that over sees metro approved fare hikes for bus and rail they will go into effect july 1st as john has detail

brian ross, abc news, new york. >>> and police in new york are investigating an internet posting that suggests a new terror attack is on the way. the image looks like a hollywood movie poster with the words "al qaeda coming soon again to new york." it was found on a radical website they believe is based in egypt. investigators want to know if its authors, though, are really in a position to know details any of pending terrorist operations. >> very disconcerting news there. >>> new hampshire forest rangers say conditions are too treach trowse resume the search for a missing hiker. norman prebatch lost his footing on mt. washington sunday and slid into a deep ravine. his companions never heard from him again. he is an experienced hiker but this year's unusual weather has made the mountain especially dangerous. >> i would say some of the danger is obvious and some is not. a lot of the crevasse hazard was obscured by snow from last week. we're not recommending people ski through that area or try to hike through that area. >> reporter: prebatch did have food and water in his backpack. they

abc2 news sherrie johnson is here to explain why. >> reporter: today the new york port authority will mark a major milestone in the construction of one world trade center with the installation of steel column that will make the skyscraper the tallest building in new york. when the call ums are put in place the building will officially -- column are put in place the buildings will officially surpass the empire state building. the beam placed is scheduled for 1:30 and a press conference will be held shortly after that. last september, abc2 news received an he can collusive tour of the world trade center. linda used to work for rtkl, associate in baltimore and urs grinner in hunt valley is overseeing the construction of the freedom tower womb spoke to her during the visit and she says she -- tower. we spoke to her during the visit and she says she wish everybody could experience what she does. >> i wish i could bring every woo on the site. it's a big job. emotionally i am going all day. the trucks come in here and dump concrete into the pumps and the concrete is pup p ped -- pumped under

they finally reopened around 6:30 a.m. >> good news for commuters still adjusting to the new doyle drive. occupy and union groups have dropped plans for a golden gate bridge blockade as part of the labor day protest. instead the demonstrations will largely focus on oakland and the may day protests, not labor day. including a march on city hall and a possible work stoppage at the port of oakland. thousands of nurses plan to walk off the job at 8 sutter health hospitals. a stretch of road in south fremont will be closed for the next nine months to accommodate construction on the bart extension. the section will be off-limits to vehicles, bicycles, and pedestrians. traffic will be detoured to dixon landing road. >> the coast guard has suspended the search for a sailor who is still missing after a mysterious yacht racing crash. three other people on the boat were killed. the got was a 125 mi. race from newport beach in california down to mexico. wreckage of the boat was found saturday near the mexican border. it may have collided with a larger ship but there were no distress signals. if 53 r

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not only did the news get out of the 2,000 layoffs but the news comes with a lot of uncertainty. for one thing we don't know exactly where the layoffs will be or how many jobs will be lost here in the bay area. also no specific timetable yet for the job cuts so lots of local yahoo! employees are unsure about the status of their jobs. on top of that, a feeling that this may not be the last layoff we see here as new yahoo! ceo scott tomorrhompson promises top-to-bottom changes at the company which has long struggled under the weight of competition from local competitors like google and facebook. >> they missed a lot of trends that were very obvious and did it multiple times. and i think the issue is leadership of that company and it's still a fantastic brand. they have 700 million people using it. these are declining numbers. it's because of the leadership these people have lost their jobs. >> reporter: if there is any good news for those who will lose their jobs is that the economy is very strong these days here in silicon valley, lots of local tech companies are looking for talen

york have picked a new taxi. has a lot of fun features too including a sky light roof. >> while passengers are in the back seat they can look up and enjoy the new york city sky line. trees that are going by. there's more leg room back there. than in past cabs. the u.s. b port so charming the i-phone or i-pad. there's actually this new anti-my kobe seat fabric in the back seat which will help with those unpleasant new york city odor that have come with taxi in the past. >> can't beat that fabric. current fleet of 13,000 taxi will be phased out. upward of 600,000 people use taxi every single day in new york city. >> well not the car that doesn't work. just the drive is starting to show some age. rachel beach has owned her mercury comet since 1964 when she purchased it for 3300 dollars brand new. now at the able of 93 her eyes have started to fade bait and she can no longer drive. as for the car, things have been repaired frichlt sure. but clearly rachel likes things done a certain way starting with her engine. >> r