some of the mums so big they've been deemed the football mums. that's coming up. >> beautiful sight there. and your morning commute right now shaping up just fine. one accident of note as you travel south on the harris bug expressway. we'll update that. >> good morning. we're back with a view from the skycam. the skies are mostly clear. it is 47 degrees downtown at the maryland science center. it's much colder if you head out into the suburbs. fortunately, we're starting off with mostly dry conditions. i am here live right now at the rawlings conservatory located in druid hill park, where a new exhibit has opened, and it's called mums and memories. i am here with kate blum. you're the supervisor here. telling me how mum and mum shows have really played a role in baltimore's history. >> they've been a part of baltimore's fall since the early 1900's. in conservatories all over the city, when there used to be six conservatories all over the city. here's at rawlings, no exception. we've been growing these mums either on this site or more recently, in

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. >> and mum's a word at the rawlings conservatory.'re live this morning, talking about the new exhibit. that's coming up. >> and here's a live look at traffic, 83 at pad own i can't road, an incident reported in the city. we'll have an update. [ dennis ] juggling insurance policies at different companies... is a pain. but with allstate, bundling policies is easy and can save you money. you should try this instead. thank you...yeah... now she should be an allstate agent. shop less. get more. make one call to an allstate agent. [ female announcer ] introducing the allstate auto + life discount. now when you protect your family with allstate life insurance you can save even more on allstate car insurance. shop less. get more. make one call to an allstate agent. ♪ >> good morning. sarah caldwell with a look at your morning commute. nice start out there. just one problem in the city. if you travel along pulaski highway, watch for police on the scene of a crash on erdman avenue. we're at 59 miles per hour making your way to the harrisburg e

the loser lifts least subsists mum. mum. mum. mum. would be soo much brighter than me about sums from place to crash and so. please please. don't come. slump to the slowest slept in the be. welcome back to cross talk i'm clearly about three mind you we're discussing the prospects of democracy to the arab world. come up to the slowest sled. ok i'd like to go back to david in jerusalem here do you think i think that you know how do you look at tunisia as being a model because isn't it really for the rest of the arab awakening here is it a good precedent or is it an aberration it's very specific it's a smaller population there's not as much ethnic differences there it's much more homogeneous they were much more liberal before the bin. dictatorship eccentric center my point is how much is to nisha a model. a compass for the future. well it probably isn't much of a model for either many of the reasons you suggested and you know you economically tunisia has performed relatively well there seems to be a solid class of people we would probabl

>> mum, mum gave it to us. >> mum mum says hello. she wasn't invited to the wedding. >> no. >> we had dates when we got to the wedding because we don't have any men in our life. it's very sad. >> who do i look like, you guys? who do i look like? >> chita rivera or carmen miranda. >> anyone with a lot of fruit on her head is who i look like. >> are you all still here? vamos. >> this morning was a beautiful reveal on the plaza. >> it was nice. >> let's watch the reveal. >> looks like the girls are late again. >> i can't stand natalie. >> lovely bride. lovely. she's lovely. >> i never did care for her. >> look at that little butt natalie has. i think she was only picked because she has a pippa butt. >> the best reveal for the whole day was the queen. >> meredith vieira came out. >> i did not know it was her. even the way she walked was perfect. >> you know what's funny? people were asking if we knew? the only two people who knew were matt and ann. i saw the gray hair, i saw the dogs. >> we were told either judi dench. you're not going t

mum mum. mum . welcome back to spotlight. a reminder that my guest on the show today is. the leader of the russian democratic party yabloko. mr mitra in you just senate hearing thing you said that the lections in russia have become more liberal and democratic as a member of an opposition party you're saying that now you have more opportunities for campaigning. well actually i only mentioned one aspect of the complaint which is of course important yes but the president gave us a promise he gave a promise to all the leaders of russian parties when we met in sort at that meeting we demanded broader access to media and also demanded equal conditions for non-parliamentary parties because parliamentary parties have a special longer inseam them equal access to the media but this law does not apply to us so the president made this promise and this is actually happening today even though of course united russia is dominating all news programs on the two biggest television channels visit least we have an opportunity to take part in the debates and united russia is not taking part i

the banking institutions so far keeping mum on whether they have seen an uptick on account closures in recent weeks but at least 650,000 new credit union members are being attributed directly to bank transfer day. taking on the big banks may seem like a daunting task and the organizer faced criticism for the mission being, quote bigger than her. >> and there is an improvement where a acquaintance responded to me who cares. who cares this is not right. and my response was i care. >> reporter: the movement's organizer said while she's fed up with the institution behind me, bank transfer day is not affiliated with the movement going on a few blocks from here on wall street. >>> and tee men who spent two decades behind bars in illinois for a crime they didn't commit are free today. the news edge is everywhere at 11. >>> prosecutors in cook county tossed the convicts of three of the five men sentenced in the murder of a 14-year-old girl back in 1991 and this is why. the new dna tests have convicted a con-- connected a convicted rape of the to the murder. two other suspects will have their c

the trip includes tops in mum buy and new deli. officials have joined the team and visiting officials to create a judicial partnership. we spoke with the governor by skype. >> given the emergence we believe they will be a top trading partner. >> and the second trade mission he visited back in june. the governor is expected back in maryland on sunday. >> closing arguments are expected in the man convicted in a home invasion: the father escaped and able to get hope put was too late. the jury will decide next week if he will get life in prison or death. his accomplice was sentenced to death last year. >> check out this video. >>> this is out of arizona. no word on thou happened. you can see it pinned underneath. we don't know what happened but it slid under the trailer. the driver was not hurt. >>> and holiday tradition took a wrong turn. a family got lost looking for its tree. they a problem. >> they could not find the car. >> until you get up on the ridge you don't know where you got. every time we got there, there was another ridge

when you fell in the driveway you fell, mom, and i drove you, i did, mum, mum, i did. >> it's from danenswers to nothing" which opens friday. tell me about the movie. deals with a man dealing with infidelity, set against the backdrop of a missing girl. >> yeah. >> typical dark comedy. >> it's kind of almost become a genre film, ensemble pieces look a "crash" or "magnolia" this has a dalliance in that world where you have, you know, simpatico with these characters, six degrees of separationwise. my character ryan and elizabeth mitchell are trying to have a baby through in vitro but i'm also having an affair. i think it's one of the films right way the first scene people say, i couldn't breathe it grabs you by the throat and it's relentless and it's -- and i think that people are finding empathy in it because there's a lot of relateability in the characters and the darkness. >> i had chelsea handler on recently, one thing she won't poke fun at are ugly babies and people dying. do you have a similar bar you refuse to dip under? subjects? >> no. i think that, you know, you go through -- you

and then i found a patent on-line for industrial furnaces that use microwaves and i thought well my mum's got a microwave. so this is after about 45 minutes of full power. and you can shall did --. >> stephen: you were smelting iron ore in a microwave. >> yeah. >> stephen: wait a second this desert island you are on has a microwave. (applause) >> yeah, well-- . >> stephen: really? if you can-- if you request make it hot enough there's your toaster. >> well-- just put the toast on top of the iron it will make toast, i guarantee you. >> well good point. >> stephen: thank you. so let's show the people the final product. this is the final product, you molded your own plastic case for your toaster. jimmy? (laughter) (applause) >> stephen: and did it turn on? >> i did plug it in, yes. >> stephen: okay. i can plug anything in. but did it turn on. >> yeah t got really hot for about a second and a half. and then the element melted itself. but no one died. so-- (laughter) >> stephen: you know wha what-- those are the best kind. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> stephen: the toaster project. all t

>> we have some mums. we have some lucsdendrim. >> i like this. and what is this? >> blue thistle. >> blue thistle. look at that. that's beautiful. and so what do you do? >> you and i are going to -- i started the arrangement. we are going to finish it. i have given each of us about one or two stems. we are going to gather it up. >> and then you tie it? >> we are going to secure it with these clear hair rubber bands that you can find at cvs. >> oh, okay. so give me one. >> i have one right here. >> okay. so then you have to try and get -- what do you do? stick it in this way? oh, you -- okay. all right. we've got about a minute. and after you cut it then you put -- now, that's going to be tricky. you have to pull this -- oh, it's not that bad. then you just put it on. then that holds them together. oh, gosh, and then you have some -- these are baby pears. >> and we have some baby artichokes. >> we have plant sticks that you can use and you can stick it into the base of the fruit. >> that is very easy. and you should see this. this table looks absolutely beautiful.

if mum if illegal operation that the our chief being at the book. to cry. on. the bullies. it's just so. it's just. it's just so. it just sucks. up the luck. moments it's the largest city within the arctic circle it's also the largest ice free port of the north moments it's situated around the bay in the barents sea the sea itself is sometimes covered with thin ice during severe winters of the bay always stays on ice free. of the world's first nuclear powered icebreaker was called lemon and was launched from advanced in one nine hundred fifty seven today it's a floating museum by a peer of the city's perth with the help of the icebreaker fleas it was possible to explore the russian arctic early around the time spent sailing was limited only by the amount of food a group during winter the crew would stay on the ship for several months the onboard clinic regularly performed surgeries the unique for that time. no expense was spared on the fine timber interior of the first nuclear icebreaker. hours can be spent wandering around the boat looking inside the cabins of the crew who

the big banks are keeping mum whether they've seen an uptick in account closures in recent weeks, but when asked to provide a statement on bank transfer day, bank of america declined to comment. a spokesman says the following regarding the dent fees. >> we've listened to our customers and decided that given the feedback and the competitive conditions in the marketplace that we would not proceed with the planned fee. and others have not been shy about the new business they've been enjoying. one says a new account opening september and october were up 38% from a year ago. and that is just joining the several other credit unions that are seeing an up tick in business. meantime, you know, with financial regulations coming down hard on bank, even though bank of america has stopped charging that $5 debit fee they're going to obviously have to make up for it in other ways and customers that aren't pulling their money i'm sure will have more surprises down the road. >> we shall see. thank you, very much, julie banderas. and my next guest supports this movement and with the credit union out of

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everything else but we should stress that a lot of the people on strike today are low paid working mums a ticket a public sector workers are female and a lot of those people are moms so there isn't a separation between working moms that we're in convenience and working moms that are on strike today ok i'm going to make thing thank you very much we have to leave it that and of course people have said to me in the lead up to the strike that if the government doesn't react to this there will be more strikes both coming more industrial action for prolonged periods of time over here all day you can follow us on twitter as well as our teams in here it will be bringing you all the latest indeed the law as you were talking just now we were showing some life some helicopter cam shots aerial views of central london the beginning of the protests. now i hear the pictures again as we've been reporting and expected numbers of up to two million public sector workers are expected to show up today in the protests in central london laura we will catch up with you later in the day many thanks indeed . the

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mum. wealthy british style the sun. rises. the. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the cause a report on our. french clashes between protesters and security forces have. layered in cairo as protest and the earth earth day we're looking at the latest pictures they are from the kitchen capital cairo or at least thirteen people were killed and hundreds injured over the weekend as demonstrators continue their demand for an answer to military rule since friday. conservatives in spain celebrate a landslide victory in national elections but will have a tough job ahead tackling the highest jobless rate in the eurozone and people on the streets still fear of the new government won't be able to say the country's debt ridden economy. the number of troops convictions who are staffed during u.s. military campaigns in iraq and afghanistan hits a record high as billions of dollars are reportedly wasted and stolen but those behind a majority of it are still walking free. so take a look what's happening in the world of sports

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be a welterweight title for a controversial points when planning my mum off as. we start with formula one where mclaren's lewis hamilton returns to form their famous third win of the season with a victory at the abu dhabi grand prix after sebastian vettel retired on the first lap red bulls newly crowned world champion picked up the second corner it was battles first retirement since korea last year and ended his run as the only driver this isn't a finish every race is known to insist that michael schumacher his record thirteen season moves season well meanwhile ferrari's fernando alonso tried to take the lead at the final pitstop and finished nine seconds behind hundreds and mclaren's jenson button took surfer red bull's mark webber and was fixed. and is now in world number for roger federer has won his first ever spinal with a straight set went over french when joe wilfried tsonga federer survived two breakpoints the opening game problem at sea for champion before racing through the first set six one in just half an hour the third seed then took a four love lead

money pack your retains his w b a welterweight title with a controversial points when the planet my mum office. start was for real water where mclaren's lewis hamilton returned to form to claim his third win of the season with a victory at the abu dhabi grand prix after sebastian vettel retired on the first lap red bulls newly crowned world champion picked up the second corner it was bettles first retirement since korea last year and ended his run as the only driver this season to finish every race as well as going on since the michael schumacher record thirteen victories more seasoned pro meanwhile ferrari's fernando alonso tried to take the lead at the final pitstop finished nine seconds behind tomlinson mclaren stenson button took surfer red bulls mark webber from pretty massive misfits. and is now in world on before roger federer has won his first ever paris masters spinal with a straight set went over frenchman joe wilfried song that federer survived two breakpoints the opening game from the two thousand and eight champion before racing through the first set six ones in just half a

right to keep mum one. there with twenty minutes to go adopt a list made it to want to the home side. late strike settled the final three one. eight points from safety i. thought over in england then johnson scored the late winner against his former thought as liverpool vance a wanted chelsea to go six in the premier league and put pressure on blues manager and regular spurs the reds have the better of the first half with maxi rodriguez slotting in office eighty three minutes chelsea improved after daniel sturridge came on after the break and soon find the blues level with three minutes of normal time left. after a fine solo run the defeat was the third in full against us leaving his side twelve points behind me to snatch the city. well it's early days but there's growing speculation this hearing could end up with the role of chelsea where he won the f.a. cup in two thousand and nine temper manager former turkey and russia coach told r.t. he's looking for a move back into the game and though he talked in gl

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power vicki to civilian government but other than that the international community has largely been mum about what is happening here in egypt in stark contrast to the way they reacted to the violence in syria just yesterday the arab league meeting here in climate and instead of discussing the protests in the demonstrations here they focused on what is happening in syria been given an ultimatum to damascus to x. fifty a five hundred strong are deserve a mission and we're not hearing reports that the masters have missed a good line i would just have to get it's not of agreement that it would allow this observer mission to come forward if indeed this is true the arab league has written that it will slap a whole photo of harsh sanctions on the country the difference of reactions by the international community to egypt and syria have led many to call this the proper sleep and double standards. because closely following the situation in car you can read the latest updates on our team's twitter feed and one of the latest messages she's reporting your brother growing anxiety in cairo knows a th

power to keep a civilian government but other than that the international community has launched to be mum about what is happening here in egypt in stark contrast to the way they reacted to the violence in syria just yesterday the arab league made here in climate and if it is discussing the protests in the demonstrations here they focused on what is happening in syria they have given an ultimatum to damascus to execute a five hundred strong of their the mission and we're not hearing reports that the master has missed a deadline i would have to give it's not of agreement that it would have allowed this of the missions to come for you if indeed this is true the arab league has mason that it will have a whole host of harsh sanctions on the country the difference of reactions by the international community to egypt and syria has many people does papa see and double standards. muslim brotherhood considered terrorists considered terrorist as a lot of organization in several countries is likely to pick up several seats in the egyptian parliamentary elections dr marcus papadopoulos and arrows from

. >> julie: the big banks are keeping mum on whether they have seen an uptick in account closures. when asked, bank of america declined to comment but a spokesperson did tell us this today regarding the debit fees. we listen to our customers and decided 9 come pet tiv conditions in the marketplace we would not proceed with the planned fee. it's not likely the account closures are going to have much effect on these huge banks considering each have about $100 billion in bank deposits but the message is being heard loud and clear. many people turning their backs mostly on bank of america which is how it started with the five dollar debit card fee. it has since been cancelled. away will see what other hidden fees as the controversy continues. >> gregg: pretty rare for banks to back down under pressure, this is an amazing movement, an event shows the power of social networking. julie banderas, thanks very much. >> heather: fox news weather alert, early winter blast taking many by surprise in california. kingvale seeing several inches of snow. black ice creating a driving nightmare for b

they are keeping mum on whether they have seen an uptake on account closures and bank of america declinedcomment. however a spokesperson said the following. we listened to our customers and decided giving the fees back we would not proceed with planned b. >> they haven't been shy about the surge of new business. and they have seen new accounts go up by 38 percent and it is not likely those accounts closings will impact the bank giants such as j.p. morgan-chase. and unfortunately, regardless . five dollar debit fee that bank of america pull out. a lot of financial regulation is going to make them have to make up for that loss somehow or another and bank customers that stick with bank of america and wells forgo and j.p. morgan-chase may see surprise fees dow the road. >> keep a close eye on your bank statement because you don't want to get caught in the hidden fee situation in this economy. >> julie bander as. in new york city. thank you very much. >> senators from both parties are complaining for will chief reg eightor for fannie mae and freddie mac about the bonuses. senator john mccain i

forget it >> big banks are keeping mum in whether they have seen an update. >> community barchings areot shy. navy federal union saw new accounts go up 38 percent this week. it is not lukely that the account closings will make a dent on bank of america and wells fargo and j.p. morgan-chase considering they have hundred billion in bank fosts. back to you. >> julie, thank you very much. >> hoo got a get out of jail free card but it was a mistake. >> if you were let out of the slammer monthses ahead of schedule. >> this map knew he would go back to prison. you were the exotic animals released by the suicidal owner. the animals roamed and terrorized many people before they were destroyed. the sound of the gunshots as police responded to the call of the wild. [ artis brown ] america is facing some tough challenges right now. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands ojobs. at our kearl project in ca

. >> a lot of technical mum bo jumbo. but at the end the guy thinks to call somebody. to call beth and the phone will call beth. >> what? >> hey. >> no way. >> he calls the goo that's sitting right next to him. his friend. just by thinking, call graham. >> it's not doing it. >> come on. >> think harder, come on. >> calling josh. >> real? this is real? >> i can't tell. they could just, they could have rigged up their phone. >> this just a video online right now. but pretty freaky. if it is real. >> but this just seems like there's not enough technology involved here. >> right. >> exactly. i think it's possible and i agree with you guys that just a couple of things stuck to your forehead -- what the heck do i know. >> zach, our tech expert is here to explain this. how the heck does this thing work. >> this brain wave is connected to this command. you'll record something that you're thinking. this brain wave means call someone. >> they train it before. they train this system before it's a react in a certain way. >> right. so can you put this thing on and it won't just rea

. >> mum is the word. >> we're talking about the royal family again, prince charles and diana. >> therepictures taken 30 years ago on their honeymoon, never seen before, and they are out. out there, their trip aboard a royal ship. they have been made public, and they are for sale. much more on the candid shots. and we'll talk about the baby speculation surrounding william and kate. we'll tell you about their new london home. 20 rooms, plenty for an heir or two. >> when i was younger, we went to california, got on the bus. kind of cheesy. no longer a tour of hollywood homes. now it's a tour of scandals, courtesy of tmz. definitely not for kids. this snakes through the notorious side of celebrity life. where hugh grant and paris hilton were arrested and hotspots where the stars party. we'll take you live on that tour, a little later. >>> and laugh lines from cosby. he is out with his latest book. one filled with family advice, delivered with laughs and meaning. we talk with cosby. interview just ahead. >> good guy. really funny. i grew up watching him. so much fun, especially in person. >

. >> reporter: the big banks are keeping mum whether they've seen an up tick in account closures. bank of america declined to comment, but a spokesperson did say this, regarding the debit fees. we listen to our customers and decided given the feedback and competitive conditions in the marketplace that we would not proceed with the planned fee. it's not likely that all of these closings of accounts are going to have that much impact on these giant banks, considering they each have some 100 billion dollars in bank deposits. while it may not make a very big dent, the voices certainly nationwide making a very large cry for the banks taking advantage of customers who say they shouldn't have to pay to keep the money in bank accounts. >> they spoke out, julie. i remember they crashed the bank of america website the day it was announced. see you later. thanks, julie. >> sure. >> kelly. >> big night for presidential candidates will be taking place and the ronald reagan dinner held last night in the state of the first presidential contest in the race, iowa. which two candidates didn't show