nadine burke's work is that mental health and physical health are linked. >> absolutely. >> you can't have one without the other. >> yes. >> very important. so, what is it we can do to support new. >> well, this are a couple of things. rafikki, they could always use a donation. write a check to your favorite nonprofit organization. or you can contact me in my office. we often do community clean- ups. if you would like to come and be a part 206 community clean of up, we do different parts of san francisco. also volunteer as the senior center. thanksgiving is coming up. maybe donate a turkey there. are many different opportunities for people to become engaged. if you would like to volunteer in the office, we would love to have technical expertise. fur a great prior, come on board. if you are a social worker and enjoy connecting and helping people in social services, we have a place for you. >> in other words, whatever you can do to help, start pulling. excuse me. so, i want to thank you, supervisor cohen, if i can stop cuffing for a minute, for information -- coughing for a minute. for

these are pictures of burke burnett.ed, beaten nearly to death by three men over halloween weekend. he says they did it because he's gay. but despite the attack he is now speaking out about it. burke burnett joins me now to talk about this. appreciate you talking time to join us today. i want to start off though with -- you were at this halloween party. it's in reno, texas. you're there with friends. three men at this party find out that you're gay. explain how they found out and what hey did with that information. >> well, i'm openly gay. so i'm assuming -- i'm assume that they just knew i was gay from having lived in that small town themselves. their reaction to that was that that you just described. violent and hateful and horrible. >> what happened when this attack began? what happened with the other people at the party? how were you saved, as we say you were stabbed, as i understand it, with a broken beer bottle. obviously the men were beating and kicking you. they then threw you into a fire. explain how you were sa

i mean, we didn't have onions burke and when -- >> who was juicy?kennedy talks about these figures not part of her previous life like juicy and the china doll. >> yeah, yeah. >> tell them about that. >> yeah, this really goes back to the hotel w., and hotel w. that apparently no longer exists was at that time the writer block of where the president's apartment was and right across from the state house. it was the buzz word of all paul's who were around, and they were in and out, and, hey, we didn't have -- >> fitzgerald had headquarterrers there years ago? >> i don't know, perhaps. you know, it was not a place -- you don't have e-mails and twitters, and all of that type of thing. [laughter] because you just met. we have a fellow at home, we called chris ringy smith. >> why whispering eddy? >> because he whispered. [laughter] >> thank you. >> they would spread rumors like as quickly as you could spread a disease. [laughter] and they frequently did what they spread was a disease, but as we were getting ready for the fight in the control of the state c

she is not an outlier and tradition from edmund burke. i don't see a decline from edmund burke to sarah palin. i see her in many ways as the fulfillment of the conservative tradition. >> host: one of the many liberal complaints about sarah palin and the same complaints were made against bush and reagan, was that she is, not smart enough and i know you go to great lengths to talk about this idea. you talk about the notion that conservatives say that nothing could be further from the truth. first, why do you think that myth has been propagated especially by conservatives and what do you mean by couldn't be further from the truth? >> guest: let's start with the left. certain people on the left have had a traditional view of conservatives and the right which is as i say as a defense of power and privilege and i subscribe to that view but i think the left has historically gotten one aspect of that wrong which is they think enterprise of defending power and privilege is a self-executing enterprise. and otherwise if you have privilege and power

reality star rob kardashian seemed a reluctant dancer, but with partner cheryl burke, has blossomed, peaking last night with his first perfect 30. >> to get that score in the -- it's just crazy, i can't even believe it. >> who will go home with the coveted mirror ball trophy? at this point, any of them. as for their partners, derrick huff and cheryl burke have won before, but tonight would be the first victory for karina semi-november. >> a lot of people cheering. and there will be some other entertainment as well tonight, correct? >> that is true. you will see a live performance by lady ante bell up, the final three dance some more, and some other surprises. >>> well, the investigation into a long island cheating scandal. 13 more current and former high school students were arrested today, in addition to the 7 that have already been charged. >>> a man crashes into a light pole and his car just explodes. we're going to tell you how he managed to survive. >>> police in long island arrested 13 current and former high school students today as part of an s.a.t. cheating scandal. four of

if your weather, the latestwet, here is justin burke. >>> weather not an issue today.s mild, most of us between 60-65. maryland's most powerful doppler, high liting rain. dry around the beltway up to bel air, up 83 to pa. westminster, the stretch getting damp and back towards frederick we've got the rain as well. temperatures this morning rain range from the 50s, rain started to fall. holding at 60 baltimore. mids 60s around the bay including 63 easton. a mild start, temperatures won't move much from here, rain should move in to the area around lunchtime and annapolis, eastern shore in the afternoon. temperatures will slowly fall through the mid lower 60s, we will talk about colder temperatures behind that. >>> update for you now on a developing story out of new york with the occupy wall street movement. new york police moved on this area, telling those in zuccotti park they needed to get out allowing the city time to clean the park. as many as 70 have been arrested. they are moved to foley square forage emergency general assembly starting at 7:00. we are following thi

graying burk has the late -- greg burk has the latest from rome. >> reporter: a crucial confidence, as they propose plans to approve the massive european bailout and call for new elections. the greek prime minister under fire for suggests that greece put the proposed european bailout to a public vote. if it failed, that would have meant greece's exit from the euro and could have forced the nation into bankruptcy. he abandoned the plan to do that thursday after mounting international pressure and backlash from his own party. the prime minister also said that there is no need for a reverendum now that the new democracy party said the first time it would back the agreement. he has invited the new democracy party to be a co- negotiator on the deal and adding that talks on the unity government should begin immediately. among greek citizens, reaction over the recent political circus is mixed. ntsb nate [ translator ] >> rick act by a ridiculous -- ridiculous act by a ridiculous government. nonsense. >> it's not solely the false of the man who governs the snap but those who governed us for ye

let's look at the forecast and say hello to our meteorologist justin burke.a little chilly out there today. >> a little chilly. we can expect temperatures a little below normal. we've already had our frost and already had our freeze. and some of us had our snow. so weir we just got a quiet morning. here we go with clear skies across maryland. and the temperatures throughout the state, in the 30s. 35 officially in baltimore. and 34 in eastham. and 38 ocean city. and 37 hagerstown. that's a little irony for you how similar they are. we have ourselves a cold morning. and we will highlight the temperatures during the course of the half hour and highlight the fact that we have a little frost. on average, mid-30s. 7:36 the official sunrise and we have ourselves another hour plus to go and 62 degrees the guaranteed high. if you can, enjoy the outdoors and need a jacket this morning and carry it on the way home. 6:28. let's go to the roads with tonya. >> 95 south at keith avenue, we have a report of an accident that just came in. traffic is moving around it though. b

burke i've gained isaiah. truly gained isaiah washington. >> isaiah washington remains pretty busy. he's in florida discussing his memoir "a man from another land." over the last few months washington has produced two movies and a documentary and you also see him on the big screen with a couple of movies coming out "the suspect" and "area q." in the next hour washington reveals details about that controversial departure from "grey's anatomy" and does he ever tune in to watch from time to time? he answers face to face. are you ready for some holiday shopping before you hit the stores? check out the most common and costly mistakes shoppers make next. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation.

preston burke on the hit tv show "grey's anatomy."ce the controversial departure from the show, he starred in tv's "law and order." he also wrote "a man from another land." in his book he writes it didn't take long to realize the impact the doctor had on his character. he was riding high in his career. >> before you get knocked off that horse and you were at the pinnacle of your acting career success, and you were able to say, you know, these have been some of my favorite bodies of work, what were they before "grey's anatomy"? >> it seemed like products i would choose like love jones, which was ten years before its time. i did it intentionally because i wanted people to think. ironically, this character's name was george washington. so that was my favorite film. and "clockers." any of my psych films, but "dancing in september" was one where i got to play at the height of my intellect, so to speak. >> so when "grey's anatomy" came calling, no one could predict it would be the kind of success that it was. >> i did. >> you did? >> i was

she is not an outliar in the tradition from edmund burke. i see her in many ways as the fullment of the conservative tradition. >> well, one of the many liberal complaints about sarah palin, and the same complaints were made against bush and reagan -- was that she is dumb, not smart enough, and you talk about this idea. you talk about the notion that conservatives are stupid, and say nothing could be further from the truth. first, why do you think that myth has been propagated, especially by consecutives and what do you mean by, couldn't be further from the truth? >> i think the left -- certain people on the left have had traditional view of conservism, and it's a defense of power and privilege but i think the left has gotten one aspect wrong, which is they think that enterprise of defending power and privilege is a self-citing enterprise, it something has happens. if you have privilege and power you just defend it. i want to argue what is so fundamentally important to get at conservativism, it's a philosophical defense of that enterprise, a

i did not see a decline from edmund burke but the fulfillment of the conservative tradition. >> one of the liberal complaints and as a mermaid against bush in reagan is that she is not smart enough for you go to great lengths to talk about this but you talk about the notion and that conservatives are stupid to say nothing could be further from the truth. by a had that been propagated? and what you mean it could not be further from the truth? >> the left is certainly have had a traditional view of conservatism that is a defensive power privilegeu but the left has historically got one aspect wrong that they think that enterprise is a self axa k being based executing enterprise but i want to argue what is so fundamentally important to get is that it is ideological intellectual philosophical defense of that enterprise and it did six or near the difficult challenges so that's it is important to stress that the for the right there is a tendency to portray itself first when it was more aristocratic movement to say that is the french revolution we are more authentic because we don't need these

york road at burke avenue police are on the scene of a cratch. of a crash.you are traveling along cold spring lane at roland avenue, there are road closures. volume picks up this morning. looks like we're doing well as far as drive times. a live view of traffic, i-70 at 29, problem-free at the moment into the beltway. that's the latest on traffic pulse 11. now for the latest on the buses and trains we go to kurt kroncke of the m.t.a. good morning. >> good morning. the20, 23, 30, 36 buses diverting at baltimore and holiday. the 7, 10 and 30 buses diverting. other rails looking good. no delays on the pen camden and brunswick lines. with the m.t.a. transit team, i'm kurt kroncke. >> there's a little cloud cover out there. maybe a few sprinkles this morning. an area of low pressure passes through the carolinas and this will keep going east, so it will not bother us. the front coming through behind that is what will produce a few sprinkles this morning. but the clouds will break up and you'll see more and more sunshine but you will still have a chilly day. in the

fred burke is at 32 degrees. it is unseasonably cool. this is later when the mali had earlier. mostly sunny clouds moving overhead. we will warm back up in the mid- of the's. there are some clouds. >> it is getting better. i want to get to the camera. the seed a flashing light? loop.s the inner more barrels to out of the way. construction is still to the left. headlights are here all the way bridge.ican legion along 95 we will give you the green light. from traffic. >> police are looking into an robbery at the university of maryland. it happened last night. no one was hurt. officers are still looking for suspects right now. syracuse university finds of a childhe middle scandal. they are on administrative leave. they accused him of molesting them in the 1980's beginning were an elementary school. they spoke to espn about their claims. he sat next to me. he put it down my pants. >> i said please do not do that to me. >> he is now in his 35th season the assistant head coach. they are investigating the before finding they were unfounded. will follow the story. >>> we are learning a

burke of "grey's anatomy."arted believing that i could change the world with this guy. i never really knew the power that isaiah washington had. i didn't know, because basically working 18 hours a day, 6 days a week, i didn't know the power until after the crisis. i thought, wow, i didn't know anybody cared, because we were so busy doing what we were doing. >> you loved the work, but it took a toll. >> it took its toll. >> you had to be completely invested in this role working -- >> 18 hours -- in the beginning of the season, six days a week. i would come home at 6:00 saturday morning and sleep through the weekend. it took its toll. had all the money in the world -- >> $5 million a year. >> it was great, but the moment i was off the show, i went to pick up my son, who was born in 2002, and he pretty much didn't see me his whole young life, because 2004 the show took off. he was running around the school, and i thought he was running around playing. i got out of the car, he was crying, and he had seen me pull up

harris. >>, greg burke in rome. journalist andy rooney died in the new york city hospital last night. he was best known for blunt and opinionated commentary on 60 minutes on cbs. nearly every sunday for 33 years. rooney broadcast in the homes of millions was americans. ranging from serious world issues to designer jeans. chris wallace shared his memory. >> he had a sweetness. i can't tell you how many times he called my father and my family and was just calling and when a lot of other people wouldn't or didn't, just to offer words of support at various difficulties. and also, i suppose this is not a surprise. people who are funny on the air sometimes aren't. he had a great sense of humor. >> andy rooney, dead at 92. >> he walked on to the campus with an assault weapon. and the university that went into lock down and the manhunt that followed. it looks like all of the talk about slapping debit card fees could cost the biggest banks. a groygrowing number of mile per hours are down sizing and taking their cash and movi

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mid-50's, up burk 50's locally.exington park continues to hold on to the warmest reading in the area. we will see the temperatures dropped into the 40's overnight. the reason for this strong cold front and a strong push of high- pressure. as we get through tomorrow afternoon, some computer models hangnail little moisture back -- and paying a little moisture back. we have the chance for a flight or a flurry -- flake or a flurry. 45 tomorrow morning with scattered showers. the rain will end late morning. we will warm and up into the mid-50's on saturday. mild temperatures as we head towards a thanksgiving. >>> the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >>> cowboys sunday coming up. are you excited? >> i am excited. mike shanahan and the redskins are trying to get ready for the dallas cowboys on sunday. we make fun of it, but the redskins believe they can still turn this season around. they said they only care about next one. it is out fedex field on sunday against dallas. l

csi burk monday is soaring on the internet. -- see how cyber monday is soaring on the internet. it is closing time for a local supermarket. it leaves a huge void for its customers. >> do not get used to these spring-like temperatures. at the end of november, changes are coming. >>> some good economic news at tom and overseas. the dow jumped 291 points. that is nearly 3%. experts say the good black friday sales and signs that europe is getting the debt crisis under control helped the surge in the market. new home sales are on the rise. >> they have a long way to go. 307,000 new homes were sold in october. that is up 1.3%. sales of previously owned homes also increased however, home prices fell to an average of $212,000. >>> the cost of writing a cab and the district could be going up. the d.c. taxicab commission is considering doubling the raid. -- the rate. a public hearing is scheduled for tomorrow. >> it has been a fixture of the foggy bottom community for decades. but now say flight is closing its watergate store. the safelight struggled with business because of an increase i

burke, i've gained isaiah. truly gained isaiah washington. >> so isaiah washington remains busy.ekend he's in florida discussing his memoir. over the last few months he says he has produced two movies and one documentary. you'll see him on the big screen in the movies with "the suspect." the title of one movie and other "area q." coming up today, washington reveals more details about his controversial departure from quts grey's anatomy and will reveal whether he tunes in from time to time to watch. check us out at 2:00 eastern time. >> what do you get when you take a puppy, and add an ice cube? an adorable viral video certain to make you smile coming up next. at aviva, we're bringing humanity back to insurance and putting people before policies. aviva life insurance and annuities. we are building insurance around you. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no no

>> bret: greg burke live in roam early thursday morning. thank you. back at home, the wholesale inventories dropped a tenth of a percentage point in september. that is the first decline in two years. sales were up a half point. home prices fell nearly three-quarters -- in three-quarters of u.s. cities in the summer. national association of realtors said the median home price was $169,500 . that is down 4.7% from a year earlier. president obama failed to get any meaningful cost-cutting legislation through congress. as of late. today, he went after some under the radar targets. while billions allegedly to be saved are no joke, there is a lot of talk on capitol hill about the really big money that many feel is being wasted. chief white house correspondent ed henry explains. >> president obama signed an executive order taking aim at government swag. like coffee mugs and t-shirts. slashing perks like travel claiming it will save $4 billion a year. there we thought that it was entirely appropriate for our government and agencies to try to root out waste, la

we want to live or if anyone here wants to die there's a cemetery out burke i'll help you dig the hole and give them us we want to live right this is a struggle for life. yes to live no to gold. for the first time people living in the nearby city of america join the farmers to defend mount killings was freedom for those under arrest was. here they are these are the ones who will always fight. the. now we have no more fear was was was was. was. in general i just came out of a meeting with the city's councillors. you know i saw the protest in the main square and the police harassment going up and i didn't participate in the protest part of the people in meeting is that. i came to get a fax from the minister and saw the police beating people and throwing tear gas and . noise give us a i'm going to address the crowd of the and tell them to remain calm. because you're going to thanks general please restrain your officers now you know i'm going inside to see what i can do to get with him most of them yeah thanks general good bye they're going to stop outside now i'm going outside. of this an

. >> reporter: one point behind them, rob kardashian and cheryl burke. >> literally we try to improve week after week. nancy grace and tristan macmanus. >> you can't be disappointed. >> reporter: it's in the likely that jr and karina will be the withins going home, but who will be? we'll find out. >> that results show starts at 9:00. you can catch it right here on abc2. >>> first the, we have new episode the of last man standing and man up. that is followed by in the spotlight with robin robert, all access nashville as we get pumped up for the country music awards and then abc2 news at 11:00. >>> weal' be blogging -- we'll be blogging live, so go to abc2news.com. >>> coming up, people in mississippi are voting on a controversial law that could spark a national fight over abortion. find out what the personhood amendment would mean for women. >> do soda bans in schools curb childhood obesity? for a great vacation you can't beat mississippi. sure you can, it's called louisiana. hang on, florida's where folk's want to be. that's only until they get a taste of alabama hospitality. we can't

a new way to make their hearts as good as new. óçç >>> take a look at this, justin burke special.athtaking images from space. the photos for taken between august and october. it shows the northern lights over the u.s. justin, i know you are watching that. your thoughts? >> beautiful. can we keep it going? that is good stuff. by the way we will do our own tour as we are watching weave of low pressure generating north mexico, crossing rio grand, great news for texas. why is this important? this feeds in to the long line of rain extending through the heartland across the ohio river and on in through central pennsylvania. that is what is trying to move here in to baltimore. steady rain expected. we were at 65 last hour. now 59. 63 back towards easton. mid-60s this morning. 67 the best we will do lunchtime. temperatures fall off. heavier rain tonight and tomorrow we will talk about in a moment. let's see what is happening on the roads which are currently dry now. >>> we have 95 south at pulaski highway. look at tp live traffic cameras, we are doing well this morning. this is a live loo

. >>> checking the forecast, things going on out there and justin burke joins us now with more graphics and more toys. >> at checkout are pretty graphics here. eventually when death have been the issue since overnight. so far what we're looking at here, temperatures now down at 40 by the bay, 30's here and cooler weather and check this out, manchester valley 35. their wins are now back at 24 miles per hour. the official wind gusts in the area at bwi, 25 miles per hour, 60 miles per hour in easton. back to the west we are looking at 60 miles per wind gusts in hagerstown and we could double that as we that as we had to today. >>> essentially on this veterans day, and happy birthday to many of you celebrating the numerical value of significance, we will push our way up to 49, and 4:41 on the 11-11-11, here's tonya with traffic. >> but it's my favorite number. >>> we take at look at our live traffic cameras and pretty light traffic out there so far. this is 95 southbound 32 through savage. the problem that you make your way southbound with the rest of areas. the 95 south of the split, south

so that cooler air mass in place after yesterday's rain burks we still have yet another system to comethrough the area. overnight tonight. and a portion of your sunday will be wet. partly cloudy, cold, with some fog this morning. rain returning this evening through the overnight hours and then we will look for conditions to dry out tomorrow afternoon, leading towards a dry couple of days before it looks likes more rain heads our way by thanksgiving. there's a look at our satellite and radar composite. with less of the activity pushing into reno, sierra nevada, and maybe a stray shower if you are headed up to the sierra nevada or a snowflake. the next system quickly on its heels and that's what moves on later on today. in between we are talking partly cloudy conditions, temperatures cool, below the average today with numbers pretty much in the 50s around the bay. it will be cool with the northwesterly winds. then the next system having a little bit of trouble as to where this is going to lie as it flies to the south and east, whether or not it's going to be close to the coast or move mo

so obviously these military men and women would rather be with their families burk at least they geto eat a nice thanksgiving meal. >>> u.s. congress wam gabrielle gifford -- woman gabrielle giffords served dinner to u.s. troops, volunteering at the air force base in tucson. giffords is still recovering from a gunshot wound to the head, among 19 people shot in january. >>> the mother of an american college student arrested in egypt during protest is giving thanks tonight on word her son will be released. he's one of three american students who were detained earlier this week accused of throwing fire bombs in tahrir square. the mother started getting e-mails around thee clk this morning that the judge was going to release the boy. >> i spoke to roberto powers, the consolate, and he confirmed that the three boys were being released, that they were very, very fortunate, that we are -- this is something we should truly celebrate this thanksgiving, and believe me, we are -- we are. >> the students will be heading now. joy sweeney says she can't wait to give her son a big hug. >>> it was c

greg burke reporting live from rome. thanks. >> rick: it's moving day for thousands of americans, but not the kind of move that require has big u haul. thousands of customers are turning their backs on big banks, moving their cash to smaller companies or credit unions instead. it's all part of the national bank transfer day campaign. for some people, it's a step in the right direction. julie banderas live in new york city are more on this. what's it all about? >> yeah. no surprise hidden fees, that's the step in the right direction for some 650,000 people, i would say. but probably a lot more at this point that bailed on their banks. their big banks, taking their money and putting it somewhere else, like the credit unions, like the small community banks you mentioned. that number totaled 4 1/2 billion dollars. will it make much of a dent on the titans like the jpmorgan morgans and wells fargo? probably not. but it's a nationwide voice being loudly heard. this all started by a woman on facebook who also happened to be a f

sandy burke is his eldest daughter. >> my dad was just a fun guy. he was very fun loving. he loved people. people loved him. people tended to gravitate towards my dad. >> especially women. that was not a secret. when lloyd went back to little ainsworth after his stint in the navy, one of the hometown girls caught his eye at the county fair. before long, they were married. and that's how sandy came along and her little sister pamela, who loved her dad, but apparently wasn't the only one. >> all of the women around here had huge crushes on him and his brother. and i've always heard he had to have a woman in his life. >> and when lloyd and his wife took their little family out west, it was, so they say, to get away from some other woman. anyway, that's where little tommy was born. and lloyd learned to be a real family man. >> he loved fishing. he would take us fishing, and we'd bring strings of fish home or sometimes we'd bring no fish home, but -- >> we usually had them for breakfast. >> yeah, we did. >> people look at say, you had pancakes and trout. that's what you made wh

rowland burke reports. >> look closely. the hand is shaking. the water is from a radioactive bottle inside the fukushima plant. he is demonstrating its fate in the decontamination process. this is the bottle being filled with water at the power station, leftover and used for things like watering plants. journalists have repeatedly challenged the spokesman to prove is save. and the eight months after the explosions and meltdowns of fukushima, radiation is still leaking from the reactor's. the ability of the -- the faith of the japanese in the ability of the authorities to contain the situation has been shaken. there have been scarce for beef, even green tea. the 20 kilometers around the plant, exclusion and remains in force. tens of thousands have been forced to abandon their homes. the government plans to bring the reactor to a stable shut down by the end of the year. but that will be the end of only the immediate crisis. they are contaminating the area around the power station. after drinking the water, he admitted his act of courage did not r

and let's get straight to justin burke a check of the forecast. >> we're loaded up and although the oneame that's not on the list. and a couple of hours. thunder hill. >> how cool is that? i get to hang out today. we'll talk about the weather a contest win for change where we measure how fast they can blow the wind speed. be there a couple of hours. nearby and oakland mills. and. we have a 5-degree spread in one town of columbia. how cool is that. >> we can show you that with an increase in cloud cover. these are high and thin clouds. they may thin out. overall we'll call it partly sunny and more clouds during the afternoon. but push the temperatures up. and. >> and we'll get up to 64 degrees. and have i mentioned this. but it is the weekend where we turn the clocks back. and we'll have some daylight to show you the images. we'll look at dark images here. tonya. >> we will be well rested. >> we have an accident cleared out of the way. and speaking of the beltway. running smoothly and the volume is on the outer loop. and and the overpass. eastbound is closed all day. and. and back to col

. >>> live in hollywood at "dancing with the stars," i have with me rob kardashian and cheryl burke care are you feeling? >> i could not have to ask myself to do better than anything we did. we finished with a perfect score. i cannot lead to better than that. it is really up to the fans. jr martinez truly is a winner. >> this is a tribute to you cheryl britney took a non-dancer on. >> i am so happy -- this is a tribute to you, cheryl. you took on a non-dancer. >> i am so happy. he deftly is up there for sure. >> rob, now what will you do? >> i will spend some time with my family and enjoy a thanksgiving meal with my family. we are constantly filming so we will be back into that wildlife. >> i heard that moscow may be in your future. >> i have to study first -- law school may be in your future. >> i have to study first. >> back to you. >>> georgetown is fun to watch. they will be a tournament team this year. tonight, at the malleemaui invitational once they got rolling, there was no stopping them. the senior guard was the go to-to guy. sixth ranked duke was right there, too. 82-75. the wo

quarter after a fumble recovery, burke read in the end zone for a touchdown. 7-0.n the first possession of the quarter, florida state -- a big hole. the seminoles beat boston college 38-7 tonight. that is the same boston college on marylandat up week. lost four in have row. saturday.virginia i will broadcast the game. the cavaliers head coach says fear the turtles. is misleading. >> they are a fast, athletic team. they are in eight -- they were the gains that they lost. team toan explosive record and say 2-6 not indicative of the type of that they have. biggest game of the right lsu at alabama. are more than $1,000. they gave a couple of tickets away at the lsu lady tiger basketball game. it was a dance off. only six of the best dressed got stuff.e to strut their were busting some news. guy named stephen keep one. lego. dressed like a look at these folks. doing their thing. trying to get to the lsu-alabama game the cats are at -- the are at carolina and will play the hurricanes night.w upset when hewas got drenched. could happen again. theme of this year's team is

the frost burke state student accused of stabbing a fellow classmates that tells a judge she did not do it. the 23-year old is held without bond charged with murdering courtney mccloy over the weekend. court documents show she denies the stabbing and blames the other student. the second off camp -- off campus that of a frost birds didn't. officers were called to the 100 block the redwood st.. once in the scene they found a man suffering multiple stab wounds. he was trance poured into the hospital for treatment. no word on his identity or conditions. >> we have certainly had a beautiful stretch of whether the last couple of days. this is about as nice as it gets. lots of sunshine. 67 at the airport. temperature will get close to 70 this afternoon just to give you a perspective, the average high temperature is 59. go outside and play and enjoy it and take a walk during lunchtime. we have rain in the seven-day forecast. >> baltimore city fire investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a house fire in northwest baltimore. crews responded to the 1500 block of beaufort ave. the te

. >> i'm brooke burke-charvet. >> the day starts really early at 6:30 in the morning. >> waking up grumpy kids. i have four children at home. >> to wake up my two little babies are sitting here. >> all right. >> a very hectic morning in my household. i'm making breakfast. >> extra. >> extra chocolate. and driving my kids to school. i'm a really hands-on mom. i have many jobs that i do. i'm the ceo of modern moms. i also spent all of last year writing "my life as a mom" and doing a dvd series on how to get in shape. i love to take a walk and workout. i arrive at 10:00 a.m. you read through the script. and everything we say on our live show is in this script. >> we've got more still to come and a lot of great entertainment. as soon as we finish reading the script, new script pages come in. if you notice, i pull out sheets from magazines with different makeup looks to inspire us. >> that's our hair inspiration wall. >> i'm doing your hair now. >> the funny thing is that, these lashes look totally natural on. on the show. >> sometimes we do double layers of lashes. they lo

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. >>> there are concerns a fire in burke lee last friday that gutted a building could cause economic troubleses for nearby businesses. the fire grew to five alarms and the building is red tagged forcing two businesses to close. those who work at a nearby shop say they hope the intersection will bounce back and one city counselman says it behooves the city to make sure they're reopened as soon as possible. >>> two good samaritans and a police officer are credited with saving a man's life after they pulled him from a burning car. this was the scene this morning around 1:30 when the car slammed into a light post on folsom street in san francisco. a witness said the taxi driver, an officer and another man ran to rescue the driver. >> the flames grew bigger and bigger and bigger while they tried to get this guy. i think it's very heroic. an explosion could happen at any time and they stayed with it. which is incredible. >> police say the driver is a 35-year-old man. he was taken to sf general and expected to survive. upon his release, investigators say he'll be arrested on suspicion of du