at 1:14 a.m. but it's been here for weeks. what did punxsutawney phil say? six more weeks? i don't think he got it this year. here's your bus stop forecast. we've got temperatures this morning in the 50s. one or two spots to the east in upper 40s with mostly cloudy skies and patchy fog, real patchy, mainly on the eastern shore. not nearly as widespread as the last couple of mornings with sunrise at 7:12. cherry blossoms will be in peak bloom tomorrow for the rest of the week. so get down there if you want to see them. temperatures this morning by 9:00 upper 50s. mid-60s by noon. should be a great day to take a walk around the tidal basin if it's not too crowded. winds south to southeast 5 to 10. isolated showers and storms possible this afternoon. isolated being the key with the 5:00 p.m. temperature still at 74. this morning we're watching showers and storms coming out of ohio into west virginia sinking on towards southwestern virginia, south of charlottesville for the most part with temperatures

look at all the .25s, even zero at orange. low beams. a slow go this morning with the fog and also with the volume now building and a couple of incidents. with more on that we go to monika santami with time saver traffic. >>> definitely you want to be careful outside right now as the volumes increase. you've got the fog to deal w. keep your speed limits down and your fog lights on as well. i'll start off with the beltway. overall things aren't too bad on the beltway but there is an accident in virginia on the georgetown pike just before the beltway. lanes are blocked on the georgetown pike as they wait for the tow truck to arrive. in the meantime maybe you want to use the dulles toll road instead. that was a single vehicle into a ditch so it may take a few minutes for them to deal with that situation. we'll take you over to the american legion bridge first. on the west side of town which is still looking pretty good. no problems to report between bethesda and tysons corner here. we'll go back over to the maps. this is where things start

at 6:00 a.m. expected to be missing. she was walking from her home in a rural area to a school bus stop. >> gas prices continue increase that had the executive day. >> peyton manning has not made the decision. >>george: the peninsula 101 @ southbound has a multi-vehicle accident at march a southbound. the chp has been cleared but- march march marc the marsh areas beyond highway 92. in the southbound direction. really slow going. also an accident reported. the drive times have increase from 33 minutes now, 42 minutes! just to get to the east palo alto area from the 101 the southbound that is nearly double. >>george: also the redwood highway the 101 the southbound is jammed all the way to pass a law because an earlier accident. at the marine all the way to -- petaluma. from marin. still, the bridges. westbound you can see traffic is looking good it is moving decent at the toll plaza towards the metering lights. however, this is backed up all the way to the edge of the macarthur maze. the san a san m

another one at northbound cedar lane at 32. these are drive times. 40 minutes around the outer loop west side. not bad on the inner loop as you travel between 795 and the 83's. we have been tracking an accident. this is 95 at the 895 split. it is off to the left shoulder. watch for delays leading back to white marsh. south on 83, no problems to report at the moment. a smooth ride from the maryland line all the way to the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. ava marie is previewing greek week. the energy is contagious. good morning. >> we have had mindy and stan doing the dance. now we're talking about the food. you can get some great specials. we're here at mezze. that is tough to say. >> this is one of the restaurants participating. 14 restaurants are participating from mount vernon to canton to 7 west in towson. go to baltimoregreekweek.com and you'll find out all the specials and everything that is involved. >> what type of food are the serving up for the special? >> mezze has all sorts of stuff. we have stuffed

when at peace? >> witnesses spotted an african- american man with long dreadlocks running from the scene. it's believed he sped away from the complex in a gold colored mercedes. >>> complaints are growing about late night partying in the newly revitalized area of san francisco. that area is on polk street between bush and post. there's a concentration of bars there. businesses working together to try to address this problem. one thing they're doing is staggering their closing times to prevent large crowds from filling out on the streets at the same time. police say despite the complaints, they're haven't been any major violent incidents in that area. >>> it 17:38. check in with sal, see what is happening on the roads on this thursday morning. >> all right, good morning. we're getting crowded condition, we'll start off looking at the road centers we have on our computerized map system. and looking at the south bay, you can see that the south bay we have some red which means stopped traffic, and yello

at the nasdaq. relatively speaking, it's been around 4 million shares on average. back in late 1999, as you can see, it is somewhat similar in the chart pattern. a little more rocky, certainly. but the next reveal says it all. take a look at the volume in recent months during that last march. the volume was considerably higher back in 1999 when the nasdaq hit 3,000. bottom line, the chart pattern may be the same, but when it comes to investor participation, it's totally different this time versus 1999, largely because investors are afraid, and have not participated in this market. certainly individuals. even institutions, many of whom have kept their money in cash, very low yielding instruments. small caps have been making a run in 2012. performance has been a very big standout. the russell 2000 index is up more than 12%. since october of 2011 it's up more than 30%. investors don't seem to be buying the run as money has been flowing out of small caps, mutual funds and etfs. is that the wrong move to

accident at at 95 split. there is a look at 95 at white marsh, this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. >>> back over to you, don. >> thank you. the top of the news this half- hour the american soldier being held for killing 16 afghan civilians has now been moved to kuwait and secretary of defense leon panetta is in afghanistan making sure the recent violence doesn't jeopardize the u.s. mission there. it is duarte geraldino with the latest. >> reporter: secretary of defense panetta met with afghan president karzai less than a week after an american soldier is accused over going on a shooting spree, killing 16 civilians, secretary panetta arrived yesterday. he met with coalition forces and afghan leaders. the trip was scheduled before sunday's shooting but that incident, the recent burning of korans altima u.s. base and the killing of six americans in retaliation have dominated discussions. >> we will continue to face challenges. we must stay committed to achieving the mission that we are a

but first a look at where we stand at the moment. the dow, a zigzag day as it tries to follow through on yesterday's gains. right now up nine points on the industrial average at 13,187. the nasdaq has been struggling, despite gains again today for apple. nasdaq down five points at 3,034. and the s&p 500 index, at this hour, is down to 1,392. >> the market lost a lot of its momentum. the big movers this hour, financials mixed on the heels of that big rally yesterday. citibank, the big decliner. the stock trading lower after failing those stress tests by the federal reserve. the fed objecting to the company's capital plans amid worries that it can weather another economic severe crisis. however, ceo vikram pandit told employees today that their capital goals have not changed. we'll get reaction to the results of the fed's latest stress test with noted analyst meredith whitney. former fdic chairman will give her reaction to the tests and banking sector. unless the next hour, we'll talk about the future of oil and gas prices when i sit d

at 9:00 eastern. >>> i'm monita rajpal at cnn london. our breaking news this morning, a police raid following sunday's killings at a jewish school in toulouse, france. we'll bring you "world business today" right after this bulletin. let's bring you the latest that we know. police have a house surrounded in the southwestern city of toulouse. they are trying to arrest a suspect in the shooting deaths of seven people in three separate attacks in just over a week. the latest shooting was on monday when three children and a teenager were kill at a nearby jewish school. police say negotiations are still under way with the suspect in this hour's long standoff. diana magnay joins us from toulouse with the latest. this standoff has been going on for three hours now at the very least. is there a sense they're making any headway? >> reporter: well, we've just heard from the mayor, actually, who's been talking to police right outside the house, just up the road from this residential neighborhood, just a few kilometers from that jewish school. the s

right now at university boulevard, you're at 36 miles per hour. a live look at colesville road. cars are bumper to bumper. once you pass georgia avenue, the commute looks a lot better. on 395, a live look at duke. you can see are you starting to hit the brakes. your travel speed about 32 miles per hour. taking about 20 minutes at this time to get from the beltway, crossing over the 14th street bridge. over you to. >> thank you. >>> 6:53. a bethesda woman is looking for the owners of a missing dog found near the beltway. cheryl leahy says her electrician picked up the fox terrier during the rain storm on friday. he told her the dog had been running around near the old georgetown road exit. leahy and her family posted flyers around the neighborhood, but no one has come forward. >> a sweet dog. i think somebody's missing him. >> did he have tags? >> he had no collar, no tags. but his teeth are clean, his nails are clipped, he was well groomed and wasn't hungry. i don't think he had been gone long. >> leahy says they've been calling the dog rex. hoping someone comes forward to claim

at this point we're still looking at a lot of green. at the topside beltway, no problem heading from 95 to 270. right now we've got a light pace as you head out there by connecticut avenue. at this point we've got 61 miles per hour on average. and that entire stretch is only going to take but ten minutes. now your 95/495 area, speeds running at the posted 63 miles per hour. again, that stretch is a ten-minute ride. no complaints at this stretch north at van dorn street. back to you both. >> thank you very much. >>> 4:42 is the time. still to come this morning, he took his time getting there, but rod blagojevich is waking up behind bars. the strange path the former illinois governor took to prison. >>> plus, powerful words. the impact a scathing letter from an outgoing splemp >>> people in dexter, michigan, will spend the day assessing damage after a tornado ripped through the town near ann arbor. the slow-moving storm was parts of a system packing large hail, heavy rain, and high winds. the twister demolished several commercial building

he ambulance glanced at mark -- he glanced at mark. let's not do this right at your main desk, peter suggested, let's move to the table in the corner. the four gathered at the far end of the room where a wall offered a shade more privacy. again, bernie started to talk and couldn't continue. dumb founded, andrew watched his father struggle for words. i can't do this here, bernie finally said. andrew looked at his father feeling as though he had entered, quote, the world of the surreal. what could possibly be so bad that he couldn't even discuss it at the office? why don't we go to your apartment, andrew suggested. are we all going up there, mark asked? bernie cleared his throat. no. peter, you stay here and run the show while we go up to apartment. peter nodded and left the office. as the three struggled into their winter gear, bernie said to his secretary, eleanor, have lee bring the car around. where the hell are you going, the market is open, eleanor joked. mind your own business, bernie snapped, immediately silencing eleanor who sta

in annandale on the beltway, springfield at the inner loop at i-95 everything is cleared up so at least that's not going to affect your drive this morning. out west we're still looking good out in manassas and centreville. i want to give you an example of the fog coming in in gaithersburg which is one of the big spots howard has been talking about. this is 270 at clopper road. it's the visibility that's going to affect your drive and slow you down a bit this morning. let's go back over to the maps on the northbound side of i-95. things are looking fine out of lorton, newington and springfield. we'll take a live look at 395 and the 14th street bridge. no problems on the anacostia river crossings. metro's subway maps are getting a makeover. the transit agency is showing off the new map featuring updated station names. new names include king street old town and navy yard ballpark. all the new names will be rolled out in the coming months. >>> the d.c. department of transportation is delaying full enforcement of the new red top meters. currently drivers with disabled tags or temporary disab

at 43 and 45 at rockville. earlier in the afternoon, they had wind gusts around 18 to 20 miles per hour. temperatures cooling down slightly this evening. 43 martinsburg. the same for winchester. culpeper at 48. fredericksburg now 49 degrees. the milder temperatures just off to the south and west. st. louis, 63. nashville at 62 and the big 24-hour temperature change, really significant off to the north and west, chicago, detroit, sault ste. marie, a great indication of the milder air that is on the way tomorrow. high pressure overhead. that showly moved just off the coast for the overnight hours. winds return more out of the south tomorrow afternoon that. will allow temperatures to warm well into the lower to middle 60's. futurecast, it will be quiet tomorrow, lots of sunshine, but a disturbance across the mid part of the country. this skirts our area late monday, bringing us a good chance for showers, about 30 to 40% chance, and then all this moves on out of here, followed by a stream of very mild, if not warm

at about 9:30. all live, all the action here on wjz 13. >>> lots more ahead at 4:30. arrested with george clooney. today, what a massachusetts congressman is saying about the incident. >>> a new trial for george huguely? the motion his attorneys are filing right now. >>> on high alert. a gunman on a motorcycle opens fire at a jewish school in france. the deadly link to two other recent attacks. eyewitness news at 4:00 continues with vic after this. , >>> it's 4:30. 72 degrees and mostly sunny. hello, everyone. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about. a gunman opens fire at four people in france. it is the latest in a string of shootings in and around taluz. >> reporter: grieving relatives arrived at the oczar hatara school, as news spread of the shooting. all the children from this school are like my children, this woman said. police say a gunman on a murder bike opened fire just before classes started at the school in the southwest city of taluz. a rabbi, his two young sons, and another child were killed. the pros

look at the winds. now they are manageable. northwest at 10. by afternoon, bright but brisk tomorrow. sunny and chilly, but no wind. you'll need your shades. high temperatures 46 to 50. average is now 54. but light wind. that's going to make that feel pretty good with pure sunshine tomorrow. so highs then, some areas will flirt with 50. you might make 50 in arlington and springfield. that's about it. i think upper 40s in rockville and gaithersburg. upper 40s out to the west in reston and fairfax and maybe only 47 in leesburg and down toward manassas. saturday zone forecast, it's going to be cold west of the divide. only 34 in oakland. 42 in cumberland tomorrow. mid 40s hagerstown, martinsburg. and mid to upper 40s for warrenton and leesburg. downtown, we'll keep it 49. around 50 as you head into southern maryland and no winds to speak of. we're in good shape. no advisories for the bay or title potomac. look what happens, we lose an hour over the weekend, but temperatures bounce back up. low 60s on sunday. and then we're going to flirt with 70 e

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look at him. just minutes after the tornado ripped through their homes, angela delivered aidan who had no idea what's going. on the family now only has the clothes they took to the hospital. everything in their homes was destroyed. >> from all that destruction, a little hope and -- >> they have each other. >> definitely. >>> 6:21 on this wednesday. of course time for weather & traffic on the 1s. storm had meteorologist tom kierein here with some good news, tom. >> yeah. warming up and thankfully we've got tranquil weather throughout the nation on this wednesday. no precipitation around our region. the regional radar showing a little rain here in eastern oklahoma, into arkansas. that's a front that's going to be coming our way, maybe giving us rain. not until late thursday into friday morning. now off to a cold start. 30s in fairfax, arlington, montgomery, prince george's counties. right in the district of columbia. near 40 degrees. and farther to the west, weather watchers reporting a little below

at u.c. davis last fall made headlines around the world. today, though, the results of the university task force investigation. they were supposed to be released. as nbc bay area's jodi hernandez shows, the release of 100-plus-page report has been put on hold, and students are not happy. >> it's disappointing, upsetting. >> reporter: this u.s. davis student says she feels like she's been slapped in the face all over again. she was among the students pepper sprayed by police last fall. she's been looking forward to the release of the university's task force investigation. >> we know what happened. as a protester, i know what happened. but i want to see from the school's perspective what happened. >> briefs will be due -- >> reporter: an alameda superior court judge decided to put a hold on the report's release today after the police union complained that making certain details of the investigation public may violate the officer's rights. >> there's nothing that we're trying to hide. we're not

at at issue is the amount of alcohol in the sweet drinks. the ftc is targeted by a write-in campaign now urging some action. last year the government forced th the maker of four loko to remove caffeine from its drinks. >> >>> well we had a really nice day, kind of hard to get folks to go inside. >> we didn't think you'd come back in. >> >> yeah. i didn't want to. i actually tweeted i was going to call in sick today but then i figured that went out to people so they knew. >> what were you thinking? > >> including your boss. >> yeah. she may follow me on twitter. but what a day. i mean, temperatures today rea reached the 70-degree mark across the area and you might just be able to say this has been the best day that we've seen so far this year. it was just that spectacular out there with plenty of sunshine, bright, blue skies. temperatures once again that re reach 70 at the airport. some areas reached the mid 70s down to the south talking about quantico and fredericksburg. right now current temperatures at 64 degrees with winds oust no north a

don't look at it. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >> about 200 high school students and supporters ended 74 day fast for peace in oakland today with a celebration march and well deserved feast. they launch the fast relay on martin luther king jr. day to draw attention to the number of children killed in the communities over the past few months. 74. each day one person would fast for 24 hours and write about the experience and for some it truly was life changing. >> i felt like to stand in solidarity with all these people and convince them that i want to be a part of their movement to build peace in our community was something that i'll keep with me for the rest of my life. >>reporter: the students dedicated a peace pledge to families of the victims of the violence and they your honor city leaders at today event to partner with them to address the oysh of violence in the community. >>> year 1968. it was a turning point for generation and the start of the counter culture here in the bay area. new e

south/southwest at 24. the barometer just beginning to fall as the front comes through late tonight. we'll see showers and a little cooldown. i'll have the forecast after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a live look outside right now. really a beautiful day. it was gorgeous. unbelievable. >> people thought this might be a record. i'll show you those in just a few minutes. but it was warm. it was may, really the first weekend in may. we have a few sprinkles or showers coming in late tonight. not a lot of rain with this system. take a quick look at radar. western maryland, some light shower activity. i mean, it's very, very light at this point. the bulk of it, you can see it heading in north of our region. up northwest of johnstown. we'll see some of these light showers later tonight. if you're heading out tonight, might want to take an umbrella or if you're going to be walking around, yes, maybe a little damp later on. 71 now. the cool spot, two places by the ocean, 58, ocean city. did have some showers that d

i'm robert the manager at macy's at metro center. we are celebrating our cherry blossom show. >> good morning, washington. >> good morning, washington. 5:40. it's our fofinal morning commute in the month of march. moving nicely around the beltway. minor collision possibly on the outer loop between georgia and connecticut avenue, but no delays spotted in this camera. 395 from landmark to the pentagon looks good. nothing to report on washington boulevard or 110. claribel this morning. >> absolutely. get the sunglasses ready. you'll need them in about an hour and 10 minutes. bright sunshine expected for the morning. a cool start on this friday. there is a freeze warning for oakland, maryland. 32 degrees. 45 in the district. 40 degrees at dulles. the frost advisory for frederick and washington counties extended until 9:00 this morning. here's the satellite and radar. the next whether maker of to the north and west will arrive later today into the overnight bringing clouds and a better chance of showers and rain. 60-65 for the daytime hig

up next, we have a look at the 680 at the sunole grade, traffic is looking good at this hour. and finally, this is a look at the san mateo bridge traffic there as you make your way towards foster city. >>> storm tracker two, temperatures are up. yesterday we sunk back into the 30s so warmer this morning widespread upper 40s and 50s. that could change over the course of the morning and it looks like 2100s by the end of the day, take a look at the rest, we are not likely to see much rain if any at all at least not enough to accumulate to any amount. partly cloudy skies by this afternoon. temperatures will be slightly warmer than yesterday. this morning we are waking up a lot warmer than yesterday. for the noontime, maybe a sprits, maybe a spring kill and temperatures are in the low 50s. 60 degrees in oakland. red woo city, not too bad of the it looks like rain will arrive in time for the morning drive. scattered showers. it look like saturday will be the wetter of the two days. >>> apple's new eye pad is -- i- pad is the fastest sold. people lined up to pay as much as $829. appl

at reagan national, it's at 4. we are still feeling some of the effects of that cold air mass that was here yesterday. but not as cold as this morning, as it was yesterday. right now, in the 30s from montgomery into fairfax, arlington, prince george's county. it's mid to upper 30s, no freezing temperatures. near 40 southern maryland, northern neck, eastern shore. farther to the west, it's down a little bit above freezing, panhandle of west virginia, parts of the shenandoah valley. and out of the mountains, in the upper 20s and low 30s there. and the view from space showing a clear sky. we'll have the clear sky with us throughout the day today. look at the highs. we're going to see this afternoon mid 60s around the metro area. may even hit near 70. areas north and west and southwest of washington. manassas to culpeper, and we'll have it cooler near the bay where there may be a bit of a breeze off the bay. only near 60 degrees. here the day planner. for the day we'll have our temperatures climbing into the 60s this a

that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. sunshine in florida today. another beautiful warm day. 82 degrees. new orleans, nice warm air too. look how much chillier and cooler it is in areas like columbus, detroit, cleveland, all the way to buffalo. it will feel a little more like winter. thing that's going to be the big theme. just new england's going to get hit by a little chunk of very cold air later tonight. >> it's going to be cold for us, but at least we're not boston. 44 degrees? oh, my goodness. >>> bernanke speaks, more pain at the pump, and the heavy hitter at the ballpark that does a number on your bottom line. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus "the hunger games" eats up the competition at the box office, but did it have a record-breaking weekend. >>> tigers back on the prowl, the final four is set, and quadruple overtime in atlanta. you're watching "early today." >>> a very good morning to you. welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your tophead lin

at 8:00 p.m. they are expecting more with sandoz a search and rescue is also going to a ground search. 8:00 a.m. -- is when there will be expecting more volunteers. let me show you. from yesterday. that was a record, 645. 600 before that and expecting more even today when people are not working on the weekend. the mother, is very grateful for all who are involved to make an effort. >> please, please, do not worry about getting in trouble. please release months. today. i want her recovered and back with us. release-my sierra today. i want to thank everybody who has helped but these continued efforts. it is truly amazing. i am grateful. >>reporter: many of those and mine are interested in helping this community tried to find out one of their own has disappeared like that. also, the sheriff's department will be here east of town on all terrain vehicles. that is been a new focus and will continue their search. search/rescue from san jose are talking strategy. 4:08 a.m., there are expecting the volunte

you can do by e-mailing us at breaking news at kron 4.com. you have a great -- we have a great website at kron.com. we have an earthquake link. if you have questions, if you want to know what to put in your earthquake survivor kit, you can find that link there. again, our website, twitter an facebook page all on your screen. george talking -- tracking the hot spot. >>> the bay bridge a disabled big rig. it was westbound west of the island. they managed to clear all the lanes. the damage is done. the metering lights are set to -- well, beyond stunned, their slowed way down. look how the traffic is crawling from the metering lights up the ramp section of the bridge . until this starts to clear out they will not think about speeding up the metering lights. the back up growing there. last check it was well over the 2 minutes for your -- over 22 minutes for you westbound ride. they just cleared a stall from west of the toll play -- plaza here. when last we checked this, this bridge was at a standstill. the drive time is up to 17 minutes. for the g

to the south 41 at the patuxent naval air station. easton at 37 degrees. there's a little bit of a breeze. we've got winds which are blowing 15, 20 mile an hour bad take the jackets and bundle up. here's a look outside on our michael & son weather camera. clear to partly cloudy skies. good visibility. 41 officially. with the south, southwesterly wind at 13, that gives it that windchill of 34. the barometer falling a little bit. it's at 30.55. yesterday it hit 30.72, a strong area of high pressure. that is pulling away. as it pulls away, our winds turn around and that draws up the warm air. you see the cold on the east side of the appalachians and then to our west, temperatures in minneapolis at this hour up to 50. chicago 56. kansas city 61. so this very warm air mass for this time of year will be moving toward us. that's why 60s today and even 70 tomorrow. on the back side we've got the cold air coming down. this is where some snow is flying this morning. across the rockies and utah and into wyoming and colorado in the next day or so. so pretty good skiin

and many, many very excited spectators and participators down at ground level. look at her. she's excited about her kite. running around, having a good time today. weather actually cooperated pretty well. wouldn't have hurt to have a little more sunshine, but hey, at least it wasn't raining. sometimes the kites don't fly as much as you would like them to. outside right now, still a mostly cloudy sky. 56 our current temperature. an east breeze at 20 miles per hour. the easterly breeze perfect for quite-flying weather this afternoon. temperatures, though, trending downward. there has been a weak cool front slide down through the area during the course of the day. the cooler air coming about washington northbound. still a little bit milder ahead of the front. 64 in fredericksburg. 70 down the road in charlottesville. so as you make your plans to get outside and enjoy your saturday evening, clouds, yes, but rain drops no. so it will be dry. temperatures, mid 50s now, back into the upper 40s and low 50s by 11:00 to be able to. nothing to worry about as far as rainfall goes. radar

steve leisman is at orlando at the common fund forum. tell us about the kind of people you meet down there. >> last night at dinner i salt next to a guy with i $4 billion fund eyre chicago hospital. next to him say guy with i $60 million fund for the small school up near pittsburgh. the most interesting guy is a guy to manages a $200 million fund from a guy in delaware that was a boatsman and moved to the south during the civil war and ran cat fon for want confederate army and make made a big for fun and ended up behe kwooeting that land to catholic xharts. 80% stft money goes to catholic charities in southwest texas. >> what's the big money doing? >> okay. there's a lot of talk about emerging markets. the big problem is how do you hit an 8% target? why 8%? you do 5% for private foundations. they're required by law to to put that out. endowments want to do that anyway. they have a 3% inflation that they have to get over. they're looking for 8% in a 4% world or 3% world. p if you look where they increase exposure, there was a poll taken o

in the south bay san jose is at 44, san francisco at 46. we will have your extended forecast in the rain coming up in a full check. >>george: the chp is not reporting any incidents or problems. you're looking at light traffic around the bay area. at the bay bridge westbound the back of has yet to form for the ride in the westbound direction as we move past six. the metering lights will be activated in the next 20 minutes or so. the standards of risk ride is pretty >>mark: in afghanistan its caliban is vowing revenge after civilians were shot and killed. the u.s. says the shooting was carried out by an army sergeant who is now in custody. witnesses say that the soldier went from house to house shooting people. most of the dead were women and children. afghans are expressing doubt that a single soldier could have carried out the shootings. the houses were over a mile apart. >>mark: the president says he its deeply felt saddened by the shootings. the white house released this picture of the president calling off the afghan president to express

people are at home. it is extraordinarily frightening for someone to find a stranger in the house, and also because the risk is much higher if a burglar is breaking in and people are there of having some kind of altercation. >> the burglar is described as being six feet tall with a slight build. anyone with information should call metro crime stoppers at 1- 866-7-lockup. camera in the skies, and it did not involve a passenger -- terror in disguise, and it did not involve a passenger, but a pilot. >> a struggle at 35,000 feet. the captain of the jet blew flight wrestled to the ground and subdued by at least half a dozen passengers. as we know less than 24 hours later, it seemed to medical but it was not that. >> is concerned and co-pilot persuaded him to take back from break, and when he did, an off- duty captain took his place and locked the flight deck door. >> when he was attempting to gain access into the cockpit, he was in a complete uncontrol near rage. >> ranting about a bomb and iraq and afghanist

north west wind at 6. 34 degrees at the airport. we probably would drop off two or three more degrees. 30 in taneytown. 31 in parkton. 39 downtown. 31 in rising sun. hopefully you did not plant anything outside that is sensitive to the cold. sunshine is our forecast for today. high temperatures between 52 and 57. that is below normal for this time of year. the average high is 58. overnight tonight, mostly clear skies and chilly but not quite as cold as last night. we will jump will quit tomorrow to near 70. some scattered thunderstorms in the afternoon. we go back to around 60 on thursday and friday. another chance for showers over the weekend on saturday and sunday. >> bmw is recalling more than 1 seriesn of its 5 adnd 6- vehicles. the car and possibly might not be able to start. speaking of recalls, children's product recalls by 24% last year. injuries increase by 7%. companies are hearing to a new product safety law. high gas prices are causing you to drive less, you might be able to catch a break on your car insurance rates. >>

we did not look at solyndra and beacon. we have'looked at the companies that received grants. we're only looking at the loan program. i think that it's important and the provisions in this law allow for this and the department can certainly have policies on this should be looking at all the expenses planned in these programs. and they may want to build in the capability to review, for instance, compensation programs. i'm not sure that that provision is in these loan agreements, by the way. but that's something that might be considered. i can certainly understand the public consternation if people are receiving bonuses while a company is nearing into bankruptcy. >> so that is one of your recommendations in terms of insuring that abuses like this don't take place again? >> i think that's a reasonable idea, yes, sir. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. senator sanders? >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. allison, thank you for being with us. in terms of full disclosure, let me just be very clear that i happen to believe that global warming is very real. i think it is

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she was pregnant at the time. in the years that have passed since that day gayle seaton wondered if there would ever be justice for her daughter until the arrests were made. now even with the acquittal of the accused trigger man there is no wondering if justice will come for her. there's just waiting. >> justice comes in many forms. i've been very disappointed in the criminal justice system but i have met many advocates and heroes. >> reporter: prosecutors and others who helped her through. now just one more week before this ends. >> it makes me more determined that he is going to get a stronger sentence and that is my goal for next friday. >> reporter: and the other man implicated in the murder is due in court next friday expected to get 15 years. live in bowie, derrick ward, news 4. >> thank you, derrick. >>> this afternoon the grand jury indicted anne arundel county executive john leopold. prosecutors say leopold used county police officers to drive him to parking lots where he could have sex with a county empl

at the parade coming up this sunday we are at the mchale irish dance company. they are giving us quite a show. you will hear every single step they take. we will let them take it away and show us what they have. that was absolutely beautiful. that gives me the chills when i hear every one of those steps. they have fiberglass on the tops of their shoes to make a sound. you can see them perform at the st. patrick's day parade. they are group #49. a quick check of the forecast real quick. raider showing a lot of green out there, because we of the storm system coming in from the west. head back to tony in the weather center. this is even better than river dams. >> they are contested. -- better than river dance. >-- they are better. >> we have one that young man here. a lot of these people have been here years and years. you can see how good they have gone. >> we will look forward to you giving it a shot the next hour. you promised. stay tuned for that. there is some rain coming across the ohio valley that will wind up giving us a chance for rain tonight. 54 of the

one person at the front of the line got here at 3:00 a.m. apple employees tried on make people as comfortable as possible. they even brought out coffee at one point. and then at 8:00 a.m. those doors opened and people began to flock in. now, what's the big deal about is it worth taum trouble? worth tall waiting? loyal fans say absolutely. >> i go to school. i use it for everything, documents, online with it. it is so easy to use. i have an iphone, it is a little bigger. better than bringing a laptop. i have a desk top. it works, i love it. >> large part of the screen, lot more -- hire resolution. like movies look a lot better. that's a big part of it. >> reporter: there was a limit of two per person at the stores today. some analysts believe that apple could sell a million ipad 3s today alone. in georgetown, megan mcgrath, news4. >>> 11:09. coming up we are learning more about the soldier accused of killing 16 people in afghanistan from his newly hired lawyer. we also know now when he will return to the u.s. plus, will high-end casino end up

don't look at it. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. . >>> people already lining up at this hour to be among the first to get apple's new ipad, going on sale in less than 10 hours. new at ktvu, alex savage has more, you don't have to wait until the morning? >> reporter: no, that is right, ipad fever has come to wal-mart and come early. the big box retailer will start to sell the devices at midnight tonight, eight hours before apple. this is the scene inside the wal-mart store in union city tonight. more than a dozen people lined up, anxious for the new ipad. tim napp from oakland didn't want to wait longer. >> why wait longer, i can go home, go to work like regular, have the ipad, and beat everybody else. >> there is a whole group of people there. >> i don't want to wait this case and also if i come here i just have to wait in the store. >> reporter: they have 40 of the new ipads in stock, the line growing by the minute. meanwhile, in el paso, there is also a line. >> he got an inflatable bed. >> re

at landover road, westbound you're at 62 miles an hour. continuing your trip at kenilworth avenue, 60 miles an hour. a live look at 301 outside the beltway. travel lanes are open. if you're traveling east and west on route 50. >> no issues here. only taking eight minutes to get from 301 to the beltway. i have to tell you, please slow down. i'm seeing wet roadways. right now the travel lanes are open. give yourself extra time this morning. joe and eun, back over to you. >> the wizards' losing streak is now at six games. the magic came to town and handed washington their sixth straight loss. 102-95 at the verizon center. john wall picked up the slack and had a game-high 33 points. there were also fireworks between trevor booker and jason richardson who both got technicals for a little scuff. the cleveland cavaliers come to washington on saturday. >>> it was actually worse for the terps down in north carolina. they passed them 88-64. unc went on to a 16-0 run to start the second half to put the game out of reach. the terps will finish up the

dover at nearly 100% humidity. you can see where the fog impacted temps today, only in the maryland and southeastern pennsylvania, in new york where we were trapped in the 60s. look how hot in pittsburgh, charleston, west virginia in the mid-80s. nearly 80 in richmond. those areas had the sunshine. you can see where the clouds were holding tough, this section around maryland, including all of our state, tough to find the sun. as a result temperatures held down. all eyes shifting to the weekend. you can see tremendous rain, tornado reports across the deep south. that is going to be a very slow moving system. for now the south breezes continue. mainly south of us. the main system you could see just really taking its time to cross the country but it does appear we'll continue to see a strong fetch of moisture out of the gulf of mexico. this could be quite a bit of rain as we move toward sunday. just a slow, slow mover. here it is for you, down to 57, mostly cloudy many your two-degree guarantee tomorrow, 74. patchy mo

so at least no damage there at her house. felt it in valejo, half moon bay. nothing -- i live in freemont. didn't feel a thing. that is according to don. diana felt it in daily city. it was so weird. it's like i was dreaming the two strong earthquakes dropped. and there were some reports there might have been two. now it's down to just one. a 4.0 that happened at 5:30 this morning. that is where the earthquake is centered. we're having a lot of our big reports this morning about where they are feeling the strongest shaking. ingrid is saying it really shook her two-story building pretty bad. heard cracking noises that were so proud. i thought it wasn't going to stop. i almost knocked my light lamp down -- night lamp down to the floor. the longest it lasted was about ten seconds. some people also feeling it this morning. and daily city. not in altos. still shaking according to carrie despite the earthquake being over. and also concord, soon leandro. people are also knew telling us they felt it. a nice shaking by san francisco state university. so we're still wo

at national airport. 65 at dulles and 63 degrees at bwi. it wasn't bad at all. temperatures not bad. not quite as chilly has it has been in the morning. 48degrees right now at national. humidity at 52%. we will get a continued suggested early to southwesterly wind flow and that will help boost our temperatures. today's high, folks, will be 67 degrees with a chance some of evening showers. >> can you just say that one more time, 67. it is hike summertime here. >> turn that number around when we get into the five-day forecast. >> julie wright, did you hear that, 60s, maybe 70s. i love the tease. >> the banana boat singers are warming up. >> oh, my gosh. >> on the roads, you will find northbound 395 good for go, no problems reported coming across the 14th street bridge. this is an easy ride leaving the potomac as you work your way over to the southeast- southwest freeway. in the process of doing the construction, they had to temporarily block the traffic to reopen the zones. lanes are open right now, no problems to report along new york avenue

we are at freezing in darlington. below freezing in sykesville coming in at 31. and then we will have the breezes for today. gusts up to about 23 miles an hour in hanover. close to 30 in darlington. today will be a breezy day with the wind out of the northwest. the good thing is we will get lots of sunshine for today. the radar is dry and will stay that way. there's a new system work its way towards the area. -- working its way towards the area. the winds are a scenario this morning is it affecting the roads. >> reporter: we have wind warnings in effect at the bay bridge. restrictions overnight. but that's been lifted but warnings still in effect so if you have to travel across any the bridges, extra caution this morning heading out. otherwise we are starting out pretty -- pretty good in terms of accidents and delays. a live look through the city, overnight maintenance at both tunnels with one lay going in each direction but we are moving pretty well without delays. traveling up north on 95 heading towards the beltway a live look making the drive through rosedale

look at this. here at 71 miles an hour. so far. connecting to the spur and onto the beltway, not seeing issues for you. if you're making your way on the outer loop -- excuse me, the inner loop from i-270 to i-95, you're at 60 miles an hour. >>> 5:12 fwhou. 55 degrees. ahead of "news 4 today," the perfect place to find prince charming. why the district is getting high marks for single women looking for love. >>> and come on, dad. the stunt a hockey dad is accuse of pulling during a game that ah. so much better than last year. [ both screaming ] food out the window! throw the food out the window! [ roaring ] never again. everyone deserves a great vacation at a great price. get onboard a carnival cruise and get more fun for all. [ horn blares ] earthquake hit overnight. the 4.6 quake struck in port-au-prince late last night. many say the tremor bught back memories of the 7.0 magnitude earthquake that killed millions two years ago. so far this time there have been no reports of injuries or serious damage. >>> today a coroner will clear

dissimulation began at 4:00 this morning. -- dissimulation began at 4:00 this morning. the supreme court will begin hearing arguments tomorrow on the president's controversial health care overhaul. a long line is already forming outside the high court. the debate is over the constitutionality of the changes made in 2010. among the reforms, the mandate that all americans have insurance or pay a penalty and birth control coverage. we will have much more on this story at 11:00. an overcast day but that could be changing tomorrow. >> it will change for the day tomorrow. we have some big changes on the way. cold air yes tomorrow night into a true state morning. -- tuesday morning. harrisonburg looking at a few scattered showers. the clouds are beginning to break up nicely around washington. the national weather service says -- has issued a freeze watch tomorrow night into early tuesday morning. temperatures may fall slightly below freezing. hard to believe considering the month of march has been 10 degrees below -- above average for this time of year. we will look at the ext

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take a look at apple at 32% and then of course, research in motion at the bottom with just 12%. really sliding this year. r.i.m.m. is preparing to report earnings after the bell tonight. shareholders are wondering whether it's progressive and forwards or backwards into extinction. what the company has planned to compete in the smartphone world, two of those analysts join me to talk more about it. matthew hoffman has an underperformed rating on r.i.m.m. and tim long has a hold rating on the stock. not great writings either way you look at it. tim, r.i.m.m. is betting on the blackberry operating system. how great do you think the product will be? is that going to be enough in terms of market share and better competing in the market? >> maria, i think it's going to be tough. we're looking at an october launch date and we're still six months away. given the past timing of products, they will be lucky to get it out this year. it's going to be well behind the other platform. i don't think it's really enough. i think it will help them somewhat cut the bleeding in the more developed nat

i think we have to look keeper at. but, you know, in terms of the rock dusting issue, let me swing back to that, i don't know if you folks have had a chance to read the testimony of the superintendent gary may who testified before a sentencing proceeding about three weeks ago where he and he even said a that whenever they would come into the mine he would scatter rock dust around and basically to hurry it up and look like they had been rock dusting. in the areas that the inspectors were in, prior to the explosion, they were up on head gate 22, which was a development section on the northern side of the mine. this is where the explosion force was the worst in that mine that we found. on march the 15th, inspectors went into that section, did their inspection, sampled the rock dust and what the lab found was at that time that section was basically in compliance. all of the samples were in compliance. between the 15th of march, and april 5th, something happened and the inspectors were not in that area. if you look at the c