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it s not a random act of violence. reporter: police are saying that both the suspect and victim are in their 20s. police say that this intersection is remaining closed while they continue to conduct their investigation into this murder/suicide. reporting live from white plains, darcy spencer, news 4, back to you. thank you, darcy. president barack obama is facing some difficult budget decisions that could affect medicare, medicaid and social security benefits for millions of americans. the president says he s willing to work with republicans on entitlement programs. but his newly released budget does not include several major recommendations from a special budget commission. one of the big omissions involves the call for massive reform of social security. including gradual retirement age increase to the age of 69, in the year 2075. that s up from the current range of 65 to 67 years. steve handelsman joins us now with more on the budget battle. he s on capitol hill. stev
agent s power passed to the military. egypt s power passed to the military. the people of egypt felt euphoria. this is not the end of egypt s transition. it is the beginning. i am sure there will be difficult days ahead and many questions remain unanswered. but i am confident that the people of egypt can t find the answers. those answers could have wide-ranging impact. there is no doubt that the united states will be as keenly interested in the people of egypt as to their next prime minister and to their next president will be. they have been in close contact with their counterparts audrey in the military counterparts in the military. i say to our iranian france, let your people march. let your people speak. the entire region is now under a wonderful eye as egypt news from the country in celebration to a nation in the midst of monumental change. as the new york era comes to a close, egypt is at the threshold at the mubarak era comes to a close, a jet is at t
[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] good morning, i m lisa robinson. and i m jennifer franciotti. let s go first to john collins. it is 5 or 6 or 7 degrees warmer this morning. we ll keep adding to that. all right, john. let s look at our live h.d. doppler radar. there will shall some weather moving eastward there will be some weather moving eastward. it doesn t look like the disturbance will affect us, but we ll pick up cloudiness as this moves across the region. part of this will be a contribute tore to our contributor to our normal readings. today we expect temperatures to be close to normal for this time of year. details coming up. our big store our big story this morning, protesters in egypt say the resignation of hosni mubarak is just one step forward. we have coverage and we begin with kristen dahlgren. mohammed hosni mubarak has agreed to step down. as crowds erupted in euphoria, president obama praised the transition and spoke
but i am confident that the people of egypt can find the answers, and do so peacefully, constructively, and in the spirit of unity that has defined these last few weeks. it is not just in cairo and across egypt, people all across the world have been watching this revolution unfold, including egyptians who were living here in maryland now. gary sims continues our team coverage live from woodlawn. we are at the islamic society of baltimore. we found egyptian americans who were very happy with what happened and very proud of what has happened. not only here at the islamic society but throughout the area. we also felt people who have been joining in on the celebration who are from other countries. the celebration extends from cairo to baltimore. this store owner shares his joy with customers. he has handled business while at the same time watching the protests and calls for egypt s president to step down. now that president mubarak has left the country, he is offering custome