. >> the nationals looking to sweep of the milwaukee brewers out. -- sweep the milwaukee brewers out. way back, way back, and on. that is a grand slam home run. the nats come back. 10-7, milwaukee, a top of the eighth. he fires that back. the brewers win, 11-7. kevin garnett on the court of the boston celtics' off with miami. one player was suspended for putting an elbow to someone's face -- on the court of the boston celtics with miami. >> donovan mcnabb. i think he >>> is getting chillier out there. >> we do have a frosted mize -- it is getting chillier. >> we do have a frosted visor korea until 8:00 tomorrow morning. nothing to worry about -- we do have a frost advisory until 8:00 tomorrow morning. a few clouds on wednesday with a chance of an isolated shower wednesday afternoon. and next best chance of showers is late friday, into the upcoming weekend. it was draw all of this weekend, so no complaints. temperatures in the 80's last week -- it was dry all of this weekend. week -- it was dry all of this weekend. but we're also in the showing-kids- new-worlds business. and the startu

con su victoria, milwaukee evitó una barrida de tres partidos. nos metemos en la mls, porque el fin de semana tambien jugo el dc united y el resultado fue el mismo de los tres anteriores. perdieron 2-0 ante chicago fire con anotaciones del guatemalteco marco papa a los 80 minutos y cerro la victoria brian mcbride a los 90, esta fue la cuarta derrota en fila para dc united. un fin de semana en donde solo los caps en el hochey sobre hielo y los orioles de baltimore en las grandes ligas pudieron ganar. nos vamos a la pausa y volveremos con mas deportes. que bien que siguen con unvision washington a las seis, vamos rapidamente al resumen del fin de semana de la nba, que se juega el playoffs. por la nba, kevin garnett anotó 15 puntos y capturó nueve rebotes, y los celtics de boston recurrieron a una defensiva tan férrea como la que caracteriza sus rivales para vencer el sábado 85-76 al heat de miami, con lo que tomaron la ventaja tras el primer encuentro de su serie de postemporada. el escolta sustituto tony allen opacó a dwyan

milwaukee's tough at home. they've been doing a good job all year. they have salmons and stackhouse. they have enough scoring for both groups. hopefully, the crowd will be there for them. give them the inspiration and they can execute. because you have to outwork the atlanta front line to get the job done. >> mike: and the other thing, oklahoma city thunder. moon with the basket, missed it. what a performance last night. they're 2-the with the lakes. >> hubie: their defense against the triangle, terrific. the open floor fast break game hold the lakers to one shot. absolutely ran them out of the gym. their fast break was excellent. the transition game was terrific. just loved it. i'm happy for the population there. they have supported these kids. they play hard every possession. >> mike: former spur, devin brown, from san antonio. high school and college. got the rebound. pargo knocks down the three. the final number will be 121-98. a 23-point win for cleveland. the last time the bull fans will see their team this year unless they win this cleveland.

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the magic will face the atlanta/milwaukee winner the eastern conference semifinals. >>> milwaukee evened up that series with atlanta at two games a piece.bucks beat the hawks 1 11-104. game five wednesday in atlanta. >> sfloo and phoenix came back from 14 points down to crush portland 107-88. the suns lead the series 3-2 and could wrap it up in portland on thursday. >>> in baseball, a slugfest at fenway park. boston played the longest nine inning game in the majors this season at four hours and three minutes. and the red sox pulled out a 13-12 win over the blue jays. >>> and in the national league, a 10th inning bases loaded walk gave the cubs a 4-3 victory over washington. it was chicago's fourth straight win. go cubbies. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories and a report card on the health of americans and the results are grim. [ male announcer ] fact: every time you take advil liqui-gels, you're taking the pain reliever that works faster on tough pain than tylenol rapid release gels. and not only faster. stronger too. relief doesn't get any better than this. a

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host: samantha, it's great in milwaukee, -- eighth grade in milwaukee, do you have a sense of the president's policies? what do you take from what you have heard so far? guest: at school we really do not talk about nuclear energy and stuff. we will touch on it a little, but i think we need to do more with nuclear. that is just my opinion because wind and solar are not as durable. they only last for 25 years. and a nuclear power plant can last for 60. host: 2 loren nixon about the future, you have when this video and one hour contest ahman but you have made -- and one at our contest -- won our contest, but what happens now? would you continue to speak on this issue? guest: we would love to get involved next year. sam is going to a different high school that has, but we will try to stay involved. host: next call on the line for republicans, jeremy. caller: i'm glad to see the younger folks, that it has been brought to their attention. i also liked the other guy and i was wondering about the extent of the studies on at chernobyl. also, where they stand on terrorist attacks -- where do they stand

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a horrible -- >> in milwaukee. >> a horrible thing. but yet the priests by the time it got to the vatican, the priests was dying. prosecutors h hadn't gone after him. there was no reason for the pope to step in. it would have been better to defrock him, which they didn't do. the catholic church survived the reformation and they'll survive this scandal. >> chris: i don't think anybody thinks the catholic church -- >> the catholic church, the center for christian orthodox. >> chris: i understand. i don't think anybody thinks it's about to crumble but the question is what does it do as the father said to moral authority of the church, what does it do to this pope? to be specific about the milwaukee case, there was a church trial of this priest. the victims wanted him to be defrocked. he wrote a letter to the office of the pope and then the trial was canceled. there was also a case with a priest when he was the archdiocese of munich. it gets to the doorstep of the pope if not in m his office. >> there are current questions about the curren

it is for three days against milwaukee. they're taking on the indiana pacers. the wizards will not be making the playoffs, but the capitals won the president's cup. >>> and coming up on "washington weekly," mourners remember the president of poland and others who were killed in a plane crash. trapped in the trance of their shopping routine, some people don't notice the difference between meat and mystery when they enter... ...the frozen zone is it real chicken? or something else? some chicken nuggets and tenders look like they have mystery meat. with my perdue frozen nuggets there is no mystery. just real all-white meat, made with 100% natural ingredients, no fillers, no preservatives, and a delicious taste your family will love. perdue frozen chicken. all-white meat. no mystery. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser permanente, we believe that if

current milwaukee brewer. has had anout standing major league career. who knows what is in store this this guy. harold martinez came as a surprise recruit where he played. manny fernandez was a first all county senior. and last year as a freshman led rbis with 42nd starting all 60 games and nine homeruns. martinez building on that foundation as a sophomore leading the hurricanes 26 -- 6 homeruns and 26 runs batted in. miami leading 5-3 over wake forest. we are in the bottom half of inning number 5. >> you see cooney trying to work the inside part of the plate. i am not sure if they think harold martinez has a long swing or not. pretty quick bat at the plate. harold which does a good job of keeping his hands inside on the swing. >> jason: martinez 1 for 26789 lined out to the shortstop in the first. single to left in the 3rd. 6 for 19 in his career against wake forest pitching. miami comes in with an acc record of eight wins and two losses and a very competitive coastal division of the acc. payoff pitch. just misses outside. not far from where cooney was

prince fielder scores. 4-0 milwaukee with no wount. marquis pulled before he recorded an out. charged with seven earned runs. miguel batista, not any better. craig counsell drives one high and deep to right. a grand slam. the brewers scored ten runs in the first inning. are you kidding me? back come the nats. we like a comeback. in the seventh down 10-5, ian desmond at the plate. rips one to left. good piece of hitting. here comes pudge rodriguez. two rbi double for desmond. nationals cut the lead to three. but that is as close as they get. sorry. the brewers downed the nats. cue the sad trombone.com. have you been to that site? >> no. people are flocking. i like shanahan changing the culture. >> me, too. >> "nbc nightly news" is up next. see you at 11:00. until then, that's the news. good

last chance for milwaukee, but lebron picked off the pass. the buck stops here. >>> to dallas, no stranger to scoring he got it done against the grizzlies. knnowitzki got it tied at the game. the fade-away for the games. mavs won it 106-102. >>> wild game in salt lake. amy scored the game-winner and there's only one way to celebrate in the winter wonderland. snow angels. usa won it 1-0. >>> finally twins and yankees, denard span lined a foul ball in the crowd and hit somebody. hoe headed for the stands and it hit someone. it turns out he hit his own mother. fortunately she was oklahoma and was able to walk up the aisle under her own power. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, heidi and spencer add more names to the list of folks who are answer ggry at them. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, what could be better for a hometown home coming for a gold medal olympian. you're watching "early today." >>> a very good morning to you once against jacksonville, you finally

criticizes reports that the cardinal was to blame for the lack of action taken with regard to a priest in milwaukee, a priest accused of molesting hundreds of death was over three decades. one part of credit benedict for the current treatment of pedophile cases in the church today. >> i think the father and his money away some politicians do in spreading it liberally to buy support for himself and a religious order. >> benedict was pressured not to investigate but eventually went ahead anyway in defiance of the vatican. he bro>> he broke ranks with the pope and ordered an investigation of the priest that my questions remain over benedict's handling of the murphy case. >> what did he know and when did he know it? and what did he do about it? >> these are questions that the pope has confused to confront preferring to use is holy week address to attack -- to attach the clergy with a higher purpose. >> we must be attacked more closely to christ with reconciliation and peace. >>> it has now been the law of the land for one week. president obama still wants to boost support for the health care overhaul.

week, archbishop said the blame lies elsewhere. >> the mistakes were made here in the archdiocese of milwaukee in the 70s and the 80s and 90s by the church by civil authorities, by church officials and by bishops. >> it's a defense the cardinals of new york and boston have embraced while other supporters have hinted of offal of al tear overmotives . >> it's purposeful and has to stop. >> the latest disclosures of the whiff of papal can derail a campaign to draw catholics back to their church. >> if you've been away from the catholic church we invite you to take a look. >> father notek saw an increase in church attendance and worried the latest wave of bad publicity was erase the gains and his own brother was molested decades ago and he knows how hard it will be for others to do the same. >> 20 years ago a priest would walk down the street of any major city and people would say, good afternoon, father. they hardly ever do that any more. >> osgood: dean renolds in chicago. now to bob scheefr in washington. >> good morning, charles. we're calling an all our correspondents on the key beats to do i

can notice back here behind this frontal boundary, we're looking at snow near madison, wisconsin and milwaukee. that's a sign of cooler temperatures. active frontal boundary, it'll surge the air up, increase the wind, increase the clouds. warm not hot. we'll probably stay in the 80s today, not approach 90. frontal boundary will be approaching us this afternoon. 4:00, western maryland mountains. probably just east of atlanta, georgia where they could have severe weather. the front pushes through, our chance of rain goes up after 4:00. 6:00 and 8:00, we bring in western showers. after dark through the overnight, 2:00 in the morning. periods of rain, rumbles of thunder, gusty winds, bring in cooler temperatures. clouds rebuild during the day tomorrow. look on saturday morning, snow in upstate new york. not for us, but sign of cooler weather to follow. 84 is our two-degree guarantee today. better chance of rain knocking us into the 50s overnight. here's kim brown with a check on traffic. >>> this morning, delivering traffic at twitter.com/marylandtraffic. you can easily find us this morning. no re

expected to be filed today names pope benedict in connection with a coverup of sexual abuse involving a milwaukee priest. father lawrence murphy admitted he abused some 200 boys at a school for the deaf, but vatican officials including now pope benedict failed to notify law enforcement officials. the lawsuit wants the vatican to release the names of known priest sex offenders. >>> most air space over europe is open, but it's still a struggle for millions of passengers stranded by that volcanic ash cloud. it could be another week before all the passengers are able to get to their destinations. airlines say their losses could top $2 billion. and charge that the five day shutdown was excessive. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch," most stocks in asia dipped this morning. ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. good morning, ashley. >> reporter: good morning. well, a week of futures markets sent stock markets in asia sliding. the nikkei lost more than 1%. today wall street gets the latest on inflation and the weekly jobless claims. we'll also get earnings reports from amazon, microsoft and pe

host: one more call from milwaukee, oregon. i go ahead. -- go ahead. caller: every time i see a democrat on tv, they always complain about things that are going wrong in the united states. they never have a solution host: -- they never have a solution. host: have you heard congressman edwards do that this morning? caller: yes, a half. guest: -- yes, i have. guest: i think it is important to point out what the challenges are and identify solutions for those challenges. if you do not have a job, it doesn't matter where the dirt -- whether you're republican or democrat. if you are a small business and your business is struggling right now, it does not come up -- it doesn't matter if you are republican or democrat. you want to be able to make money in your business and create opportunity to create jobs. i think that so many of the challenges we face, it is important to face up to them. health care been one of them, we faced up to the health-care challenge and we have to create a solution. the we have to do that with all of the challenges facing american pe

the racing sausages have become a staple of the milwaukee brewers, major league baseball team in that city. and scene reminiscent of the torch run. sausages competeed in a relay race today. through the streets of the city. >> and right here at home in baltimore. elephants on parade. every year the pachyderms strut their stuff through the city letting everyone know the circus is in town. the circus runs from april 7 through the 18th. at 1st mariner arena. >> here is a final look at the seven-day forecast tomorrow. warm out there. 85 degrees. plenty of sunshine. 87 o wednesday. more sunshine. and thursday front pushes in from the west. dropping the temperatures down through the day. 81 degrees w thunderstorms firing up. maybe few strong ones out there. overnight on thursday night to friday morning. and few trailing showers possibly friday morning. that's opening day. hopefully the rain gets out of here in time for the orioles. and saturday looking at 58 with sunshine. 64 on sunday. and monday 71 degrees w sunshine. jennifer? >> thank you, vytas. >> you can be in charge of your own perso

a second case involves father lawrence murphy of milwaukee. he was accused of sexually abusing nearly 200 deaf boys from the 1950s to the 1970s. murphy was put on trial by the u.s. church, but he appealed to the vatican office in charge of abuse cases run by then cardinal ratzinger. the vatican halted the trial in 1998 and murphy died that same year. jeff anderson represents many of father murphy's alleged victims. he spoke today in st. paul, minnesota. >> my feeling about the vatican is that they're the ones that are responsible for complicity in these crimes. i feel very strongly that we have a moral and legal imperative to pursue them to hold them accountable. >> warner: increasingly the vatican has responded to criticism of those cases by framing them as attacks on the pontiff and the catholic faith itself. on good friday, the pope's personal preacher compared the current atmosphere to, quote, collective violence used against the jewish people. he later voiced regret for his words. and the top vatican official in charge of church doctrine,

patterson has spent time in the milwaukee and arizona organization since leaving the birds. and that is your morning sports. i'm bruce cunningham. fox 45 morning news. >>> coming up in our 6:00 hour, off-duty city police officers pulling their guns in public. we talk to the former police commissioner about the recent incidents. >>> and federal agents catch a baltimore postal worker in the act. >>> nextn fox 45 morning news. bullied to her breaking point, what it drove one special needs stud toanstudent to do. >>> a woman convicted of starving her child to death, why she not going to prison. >>> i was angry. how could somebody steal from a 3 years old. >> and dipping into the mail bag, what a postal employee is accused of stealing. >>> good morning. it is thursday, april 22nd. you're taking a live look at downtown baltimore. you really can't see much because of the foggy conditions which are throughout the region, even coming in from the counties into the city this morning this is what we were facing headed to work this morning. just be prepared as you get up and ready to get

milwaukee won it 20-0. it was the pirates worst defeat in their 120 year history. >>> now to the nba playoffs and a pair of upsets. oklahoma city's kevin durant took on the l.a. lakers' kobe bryant winding up with 29 points and 19 rebounds on the night. and the thunder won it 101-96. their first ever home playoff victory. >>> in chicago, derrick rose scored 31 points including a nifty give and go in the first quarter and the bulls went on to beat lebron james and the heavily favored cavaliers 108-106. >>> finally, it was oklahoma night at the nfl draft. sam bradford was chosen first overall by the st. louis rams. one of three sooners in the top six picks. closely watched florida quarterback tim tebow went to the broncos 25th overall. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. and cyber crisis. the dangerous security hold on our nation's computer networks. alright kid, let's get ready for this morning's quiz. christopher columbus sailed the ocean blue... in 14 hundred and 92. nice! follo

. >>> atlanta's joe johnson scored 31 points against milwaukee as the hawks beat the bucks 104-96. the two teams could meet in a first round playoff series starting monday. >>> in baseball, they went extra innings in cleveland. nelson cruz smashed a two run homer in the tenth against the indians. and texas beat cleveland 4-2. cruz is tied for the major league lead in home runs with five. >>> and in the tenth inning, cincinnati's scott roland singled to drive in the winning run and the reds held on to beat the marlinss 6-5. both teams have won four games and lost three so far this season. >>> when we return, we'll take another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and nuclear defiance. iran vows to continue enriching uranium despite the threat of sanctions. s i was always confident in the way i got my taxes done. and i never figured there was anything wrong. now that we're engaged, i talked him into going to h&r block with me. i was skeptical at first. they found tax credits that i could have gotten. on his 2008 taxes, h&r block found a personal exemption, a stimulus credit and a

. >>> a beer bender in milwaukee got a little more than a good tip. during the seventh inning, a foul ball went into the crowd and ricochetted off the guy's head. look closely. you can actually see the ball bounce off his melon. hopefully they gave him a beer and the rest of the night off. he looks all right, though. that's sports, i'm joe carter. >>> with the economy in a slump, families are struggling to make ends meet. but you don't have to sacrifice good nutrition. where better to look for tips on healthy living on the cheap than a five-star french chef? >> it's easy to find ways to eat for a budget which is not too expensive, good food. >> eric says it's all about doing what works for you. >> -- chicken which is very inexpensive. instead of buying the chicken already cut or cooked, you buy it whole. and therefore you save a lot of money. if you want something inexpensive, you have to think seasonal. if you want to eat tomatoes in january, it's very expensive. if january you eat root vegetables, if you make a soup with a squash, it'll be very inex

. >> bob: then he goes the distance against milwaukee. he's noun for taking advantage of free-swinging, power-latent teams. he would get prince fielder and all those other milwaukee hitters. one of the best pitched games in that ballpark. >> rob: then he had that unfortunate draw, getting ubaldo jimenez, one of the best power hitters in the game. he was still amazing. he changes speeds as well as anybody in the game, mainly because he has to. he's also a master of inside and outside. there you see eight innings, two runs. some days you just get shut down by a better pitcher. >> bob: he's second in the league behind pelfrey. he's given up two solo homers lately, and that's been just about it. by the way, he's 10-6 career against the cubs. then there are great leadoff men getting it done. theriot for chicago, a six-game hitting streak. nyjer morgan, four consecutive multihit games. he's hitting a cool .345. bacca. correct. [ audience groans ] since this competition has been continuing for 48 hours and we have yet to eliminate anyone, it is

and milwaukee up high to him for ball 1. snider dangerous. he has power. road trip, he had 3 hits and 18 at bats. >> mike: a lot of offense coming into this toronto line up. >> gary: yes. a couple of times intentionally there. watch it. snider to be followed by mcdonald. 1-1 delivery. and the count goes 1-2 on snider. he turn to ask angel hernandez where that pitch was. a number of batters have done that today. 6th strikeout, 2 down, 8th inning. text in your vote for the at & t player of the game. millwood still out there. or jones, who had a tripping, single and a run scored. or tejada. text in your vote, a, b, or c, to 51862. mcdonald with two singles. wouldn't you know it, in a game like this where millwood has been so solid, it is the number 9 hitter who puts 9 hits up on the board. the other one, gonzalez out of the ballpark. for his 3rd home run back in the 4th inning. two base runners left on, both at 1st base, both have been mcdonald. 1 ball, 1 strikeout. and wasn't that close. easy to say will you are up here. >> mike: not that close when you are

they lost to the milwaukee bucks. >>> this year's kentucky derby could be a historic one. the filly devil may care was entered in. if she wins, the fourth female horse ever to win the kentucky derby. the last to do so, 1988. >>> and tiger woods back on the golf course at the quail hollow championship this week. our own rafer weigel will be reporting from charlotte, north carolina, live all week. we'll hear from him coming up in a few minutes. >> yeah, the big thing, joe, too, as you know, this press conference and this situation at quail hollow is a lot more loose than say maybe at the masters. a lot less controlled. so, i have to see what it will turn out like. >> should be a lot different. >> thank you so much. >>> the supreme court will decide if states will keep violent video games away from children. california is appealing a lower court ruling that said the state could not impose a fine on st e stores selling the game to minomin mino minors. they have a rating system in place to help parents screen their kids' games. >>> we are getting new indication that jesse james

. >> arundel county police arrest 21-year-old jarvis spain of milwaukee wisconsin. went to a home in the 500 block of norton way in arnold and asked to use the bathroom. then he sexually assaulted a woman in the house. spain is going held tonight on $2 million bail. >> and the coast guard just sent us this video tonight. earlier today they teamed up with maryland state police to rescue a 59-year-old crew member off a cargo ship. two days ago he fell and injured his knee. vessel met the med-vac helicopter near annapolis. man's injuries are non-life threatening. >> when it comes to news in your named you can see it, shoot it, send it. upload photos and videos to our website and click on the see it, shoot it, send it icon. >> the baltimore mother that starved her son to death, will not be going to jail. jeff abell tells us a judge granted the mother freedom today, but with a caveat. >> she has been jailed for two years, and today ria ramkissoon learned the news she will be coming home. >> i am relieved. that it is over. >> ramkissoon had earlier pleaded guilty to child

ocean city at 88 earlier, but now down to 77. 48 around milwaukee, 45 in northern michigan. there is a cold front of their and that is triggering showers and storms. in the sec wet weather, maybe thunderstorms here on thursday as the -- it looks like a wet weather, maybe thunderstorms here on thursday as the cold front moves this way. >> the obama administration laid out a new nuclear policy today to get rid of all of the world's atomic weapons. >> it makes clear what the u.s. will and will not do. >> we believe this represents the best interest for the united states. >> creigh obama team promises not to use nuclear weapons against countries -- the obama team promises not to use nuclear weapons against countries that comply with the international treaties not to use them, but that excludes iran and north korea. >> if you're not going to play by the rules, that all options are on the table in terms of how we deal with you. >> it means no new warheads, no nuclear testing, but the door is open for the u.s. too tight -- strike first. and to beef up our arsenal and nuclear deterr

snow up to the north after being in the upper 80s in milwaukee a couple of days ago. light snow this morning. >>> get ready to pay up if you're caught texting or talking on the phone while driving. a crackdown in two cities might just be the beginning, kind of like a little tester. >>> the tea party express has a new target, how it's challenging a democratic congressman about his health care vote. >>> the queen of talk is reportedly getting a new time slot, where and when you can see oprah. >>> we have an early birthday salute for marine staff sergeant jesse morgan. his wife says she and their four children are proud of him and happy to have him back home. >> hi, robin, my name is alicia morgan and my husband is staff sergeant jesse morgan with the united states marine corps. a big, big happy birthday and tell him that i love him very much. he's a great father, a wonderful husband, i've been in love with him since i was 15 years old. i've never been more proud of anyone in my whole life. i love you, baby. >> what a great relationship it sounds like. if you have somebo

. >> a yoga instructor, maggard was crafting jewelry for friends in the basement of her milwaukee home. when she started to look towards selling outside of her circle, she ran across the 2006 swimsuit issue, and it proved inspirational. >> i thought i want to be with those guys. >> as a little manufacturer, do you think that would help you or hurt you going in? >> i thought it would hurt me. i thought they would want the big names. they want the -- i thought, it is so perfect. >> so maggard made 12 bracelets and sent them to m.j. day. the simple styling was a hit. >> something that really grabbed our attention and worked really well with where we are now with how we style. like what the girls would be wearing if they were to just throw on their own jewelry. >> so you had no idea that they were even shooting with it? >> no, no. >> months after sending her designs, maggard got the call. her body beads made the 2007 issue. >> i sat there looking at it. that's my jewelry. that's my jewelry. >> laughing or crying? >> i wasn't crying. i was stunned. i was kind of stunned. my older son was in

the nationals were trying for a sweep against milwaukee. brewers won 11-7. >>> that's a quick look at morning sports. highlights from the caps game at 11:00. have a great monday. >>> thousands of runners will compete in the boston marathon which starts a 10:00 this morning. last night they were treated to a pre-race dinner. carb loading is a common practice for long distance runners and they served 11,000- pounds of pasta. some runners arrived or miss the race because the volcano eruption cancelled or delayed flights. >>> new developments in the fight against imposing fees for carry on bags. details coming up. >>> hundreds of thousands of people and their baggage aren't going anywhere thanks to the volcano eruption. we will have the latest. >>> and today toyota is expected to agree to a huge fine for not letting the government know sooner about the sticky gas pedal problem. here's angie. >>> okay. we are taking a live look at drivers making their way to the district. as you can tell, we are delay free. more on the monday morning commute alo

that archbishop in milwaukee, he was the one that sent a letter. he presided over an archdioceses where he moved around a predator priest. he has remove himself an orange bishop in 2002 for paying almost half a million dollars to cover up a homosexual relationship with a male lover. there's a lot more to that milwaukee story and that we've been told or the "new york times" has reported. >> he used church money to do it. as you said, just moved the priest in question to a different dioceses where he was free to work with children again. >> then he sends a letter to the vatican to the holy office that said should i defrock this can character who is molesting people in the 1950s, and this is 1996. i think in that sense, the milwaukee case is really a cheap shot at the pope on that one. i don't know about some of these european cases or about the irish archbishop. >> you know what, mickka, i would like to hear the pope speak out himself more than the cursecy statements. i mean really speak out. it almost goes back to steal a chapter from the watergate

john school for the deaf in milwaukee. dean says he was also a student at that school and one of nearly 200 alleged victims. >> and now he wants to see sexual abuse stopped on children. >> reporter: in a statement the vatican calls the lawsuit a quote, "publicity stunt" and says the church did not know about allegations until after murphy died in 1998. on wednesday pope benedict promised to act. >> i pray with them with emotion e'assuring them of church action. >> reporter: those actions could include removing priests convicted of abuse or of covering up abuse. the pope has accepted the resignation of an irish bishop who admits denot report clergy abuse cases to the police. in germany, a leading bishop is offering to step down amid allegations he was physically abusive. >> he should have admitted it from the very beginning. the ten commandments say you shall not lie and this is exactly what he did. >> reporter: there are no sexual abuse allegations against that german bishop. while he originally denied acquisitions, he's r

. >>> and an ethics committee go -- a federal lawsuit is being filed in milwaukee and the top vatican officials of covering up hundreds of cases of sexual abuse in a school for boys. now back to "hardball." >>> welcome back to "hardball." there's a big fight unfolding in the state of arizona over an immigration bill that would allow local law enforcement officials, police officers, to stop a person, they suspect, is an illegal immigrant. here's illinois congressman louis gutierrez. luis gutierrez reacting to the bill yesterday in washington. let's listen. >> the governor of arizona should veto the bill and if she doesn't, the president of the united states barack obama should assert federal government's preeminent role in regulating and enforcing our nation's immigration laws. the lunacy of rounding up people because they look a certain way are suspected of being in violation of immigration statutes can only lead to one thing, violations of people's basic fundamental civil rights. >> democratic congresswoman loretta sanchez from california sits on the homeland security committee. and

returning to a six month job and having a master's degree in marketing and has gone from florida to milwaukee with no luck. guest: this is similar, we work with veterans and try to get in their life as early as possible. we would like to get involved six months to a year prior to departure. but we work with many that are unemployed for over a year that are homeless or living on someone's couch because they can't find a job. it's two sides and the veterans need to educate for a job. but our government, the department of defense has not done a good enough job of putting together a transition program to educate the veterans. we have the programs in place, but in many or most cases they are in suspension. host: we have a number for the veterans to call. and all other lines are open for republicans, democrats and independents. let me give the phone number for veterans, 202-628-0104. you can call about your experience or if you have served and having made the transition. when people come out of the service who were full-time fully signed up versus national guard duty, is there a difference in expec

before he can take on any likely democratic candidate, most likely is milwaukee mayor tom barrett. saturn, an american car, which in its 20-year history, has never been profitable, is an odd choice. gm has announced it will be out of business by 2012. not sure where he's going to get that saturn fixed. >> i don't know, but i guess imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. >> scott walker is somebody a lot of republicans had been pinning their hopes on for years. they're hoping he's a national player someday. >> coming up, first an executive order on abortion. now offshore drilling. is president obama trying to break the collective heartings of his progressive base or is this smart politics? plus, the great american head count. we're talking to the director of the census bureau about why this april fools' day is no joke. got to fill out that form. >>> first, today's trivia question from the almanac of american politics. [ female announcer ] sometimes you need tomorrow to finish what you started today. for the aches and sleeplessness in between, there's new motrin pm. no other med

. >>> police arrest a man in milwaukee for assaulting a woman in her anne arundel home. he went to a home of norton way and arnold and asked to use the bathroom. the woman let him, police say spain sexually assaulted her. he is being held on $2 million bail. >>> a barricade situation? prince george's county ends without anyone being harmed. it all started around 9:00 yesterday morning when u.s. marshalls stride to serve brian barns with a warrant for attempted murder. the 26 years old attempted to flee the scene in a car but ended up hitting a police cruiser. he broke into a house in bowy where he re-- buoy where he remained for several hours. he was taken into custy after police shot tear gas into the house. >>> a mother who starved her son because he wouldn't say amen after meals is sentenced. rhea spent the last two years in prison but a judge gave her five years probation. she will enter a residential facility where she will undergo a process of deprogramming. even prosecutors seemed convinced she did not maliciously intend to kill her 1-year-old son javon. >> she wa

third quarter, bucks in control, carlos delfino, milwaukee as a team 10-23 from distance. later in the quarter, off the turnover, jerry stackhouse, 16 points off the bench, the hawks fearing the deer. atlanta leads the series 2-1. >> dwight howard and the magic in charlotte for the first playoff game since 2002. raymond felton on the drive. howard had seven blocks. here picks up his sixth foul. done for the fourth time in his playoff career, michael jordan like, yeah, you're out of this. under two to play. jameer nelson picking up the slack. tied a career playoff high with 32. under a minute to go. bobcats down three. felton to the rack. he had 13. it's a one-point game. 30 seconds to play. bobcats still down one. stephen jackson. he was one of seven from three. this not the one. bobcats shot 21% from deep. fall in a deep hole. here is a look at the eastern conference bracket. the celtics look to sweep the heat in a game that could be seen sunday on abc at 1:00 eastern. the second half of the double header, cleveland try to rebound from their game three loss when they take

we welcome those of you who are watching the washington game. 11-7, milwaukee. wigginton coming your way with a two-rbi double in the 3rd inning. markakis got an rbi single as the orioles jumped to the lead and matusz is getting it done, his eighth strikeout, tying his career high, a run in after the leadoff walk, doubled by kouzmanoff but the orioles have the 6-2 lead. boss:hey, glad i caught you. i was on my way to present ideas about all the discounts we're offering. i've got some catchphrases that'll make these savings even more memorable. gecko: all right... gecko: good driver discounts. now that's the stuff...? boss: how 'bout this? gecko: ...they're the bee's knees? boss: or this? gecko: sir, how 'bout just "fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance." boss: ha, yeah, good luck with that catching on! anncr: geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> gary: taking a look at the geico game highlight -- orioles on the board first. wigginton a double, scoring jones. markakis makes it 3-0, gro

up on milwaukee, -0. houston 5, san diego 4-3 cincinnati in the 8th. maxwell 0 for 2. 2 and 0. >> rob dibble: zimmerman sighting. like where's wall doe about a decade ago. where's zim? oh, there he is. on deck. >> bob carpenter: 2 and 1 to maxwell. nats need a runner here. they haven't had one today below the 4th spot in the batting order. there is the sighting. go up there, hit a single or double. maxwell has to keep the inning alive. 3 and 1. he has some good sink on that heater. 91 rob. >> rob dibble: the kid throws in like you said very well. if you are a young pitcher and you can show your manager you can come in on anybody you will get a lot of opportunities to pitch. >> bob carpenter: 3-2 to maxwell. zimmerman will pitch. we will let you hear the reaction when he is announced. [ cheering from crowd ] >> bob carpenter: interesting zimmerman who missed 6 games, one rbi off the team lead with 10. batting 341. as a pinch-hitter he won 3 for 2. we know what that was. opposite field homer in philadelphia. takes the breaking ball. a shot right at belli

of socialism when he was nearly assassinated while standing in a car outside the hotel going to the milwaukee auditory be and insisted on making the speech anyway. he took advantage of the moment to establish himself as the border of progressivism. he argued it was no accident that he was nearly assassin and this is the work of the guy of an attitude. this shows a need for a reform movement in that was neither laissez-faire or social misfit shows a need for a reform tradition that would pose an alternative to the radicalism of socialism and would stand between the agreed of the have and have-nots. t.r. stole the thunder that the socialist movement just as it was becoming an important force in american politics. receiving 6 percent of the popular vote the most socialist president candidate had ever gotten but buy all accounts, he would have gotten a lot more votes but for the pre-emption of the progressive party. why no socialism and america? political scientist and historians have asked this question forever provide think the progressive party is an important part of the story. we can debate

buy and pay for, in some cases, on their own, and also applying for and rebuilding the line between milwaukee and madison or at least part of that line, that they own. and i think that's where the key for pria came, that the states would take a leadership role in those corridors for the future, not only with adding packs and facilities, but also with the equipment. we're there to help them. but they're going of to -- take a role in that process -- going to have to take a role in that process and also use the federal money that's become available. >> the question that arises here, you know, i look at this, and one thing that we all know here, whether we like to look back and talk about all of the years of neglect in investment that we made. i mean, if you compare what amtrak -- what's happened with amtrak on an annual basis, i think it runs something over a billion dollars a year over the -- since the 1970's, when it became amtrak, as we know it. and when you look in other places, and commitments that are made, $10 billion a year in germany to get high-speed rail going and they did it, and it

including milwaukee, for which i have the honor to represent. we heard this statement countless times. and according to the department of defense, small business is the key to sustaining and improving our industrial base and to maintaining competition and innovation. yet despite congressional efforts to encourage the participation of small economically and socially disadvantaged businesses, including those owned by veterans of small businesses and defense acquisitions, concern remains about bundle contracts and those businesses to fully participate on the level playing field against larger defense contractors. i know i've heard these concerns from businesses in my district including just this morning. i'm sure that my colleagues can share similar stories. when the rubber hits the road at the department of defense, small businesses find a giant pot hole waiting for them in pursuing contracts. if we are to reform this broken acquisition system, which is the goal of this bipartisan bill, we need to ensure that it is working for small businesses as

and new york will be in the mid-80s. 51 degrees in chicago and places like chicago and milwaukee over the next couple of days, they may see flakes of snow after seeing record breaking heat. i want to talk about this. this just released from colorado state university. the hurricane experts there upping the ante for the forecast this coming hurricane season. named storms predict side 15. the average is 11. the hurricanes predict side 8 and the average is 6. major hurricanes are forecast, is two. el nino expected to wane and they're well above average and those are the main reasons for the expected above-average hurricane season this coming year. >> thanks, rob. >>> here's something you don't hear every day or maybe ever until now. an arkansas woman accused of harassment slapped with a lawsuit. the accuser? her teen son. he claims that mom hacked his facebook account, changed his password and trashed him online. i guess he's defriended her by now. denise new says she has every right to keep an eye on her child. >> it's crazy to me that we are even having this interview. >> i'm going to f

the lawsuit was filed yesterday in milwaukee. it concerns a former priest, the reverend lawrence murphy, accused of abusing deaf students in wisconsin. it accuses various people of failing to protect children even though they knew the priest was a possible child molester. the vatican says it has no role whatsoever in abusing students. 5:37 is your time now. >>> ahead, he is truly man's best friend. >> the amazing dash cam video of a dog who played deputy dog when his owner really needed some help. >>> plus they were doing what? high-paid government workers surfing for porn on your dime. >>> next, you might want to make indoor plans for this weekend. tom kierein is tracking rain. weather and traffic, next. >>> good morning. time for weather and traffic on this friday morning, i'm tom kierein. we have a mostly clear sky as we start off this friday. temperatures around the region are cool. just in the mid-50s in washington, prince george's county as well, mid-50s and farther to the west in montgomery county, mid-40s. a chilly start