really you have to go back to agnes in ' 72 or floyd. those are the ones that come to mind. this is a wide view of doppler. talking to me and we see more activity in south carolina. we are worried about that, really streaming essentially northward. we have a tropical conveyer belt and it will move through north carolina and eventually we think at least up to the eastern suburbs. that's where the watch has been extended and perhaps affecting dc, montgomery county and fairfax. that is something we will monitor all day in terms of another wave. devon is circling it for you. and east of town you are not even close to out of the woods just yet. go to live doppler now and see the totals again. rainfall totals are daily records. 2.28 at reagan. and over three and a third inches at bwi. the totals around town, three inches. pretty much the norm. four inch toll the west in fairfax but down to the south look at these totals to the south. this is unbelievable. 11, 10 inches of rain and round two is just around the corner. look at these totals around saint mary's city, sixes, ten inches

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. >> i stand here today on two good legs agn as a proud gay marine. >> reporter: eric alva, one of theirst u.s. warriors badly hurt in the iraq war. >> someone who served in battle, along with all the marines who knew i was gay. it did not matter. >> he got a medical discharge. but since don't ask, don't tell took effect in 1993, 13,000 men and women have been kicked out of the military. >> it's long pastime to repeal this policy which is unjust, unamerican, and extremely hurtful to the effectiveness of our military. >> reporter: rublicans blocked a vote. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: john mccain opposes repeal. >> the senate goes down this path, we would be ignoringhe views of the troops and casting aside the professional mility advice given by each of the four service chiefs. >> reporter: in fact, just before president obama awarded a medal of honor today, the marine he's chosen to keep in command of the core said don't letays serve openly let. >> we'reot quite sure what the impact will be on an all volunteer force. >> reporter: a bigger blow came from susan collins wh

with agnes. me on the grounds that i had a kid, julie, by a new york night club dancer, nancy. well, we were both right. so that was the end of that. but i got custody of betty, and i set her up living with friends of mine here in los angeles, because, well, you know, i was out on the road a lot organizing, i mean, for the cio. i had thousands of men to organize. hell, what was i supposed to do? i couldn't stay at home every night with a wife and kid. [gentle guitar music] ♪ "my own betty, i guess it could be julie or robbie or cathy, really. i suppose that in many ways and at many times, i have not been at hand to help and advise you and in many ways neglected you when i might have foregone some of the many business and social activities i engage in to spend more time with you, but i do know that the little girl i had so much fun with when she was a baby learning to walk and talk and later on in her early years is now rapidly growing up into a beautiful, gracious, and very intelligent young lady

agnes for minor injuries. >>> baltimore police union has unveiled another billboard targeting city hall pension channels. the billboard reads baltimore police and firefighters stand by our oath to protect you and your families despite city hall turning its become on us. the billboard is in downtown baltimore on the east side of interstate 83 south. changes in the pension system were fit into place last month. the unions have filed a suit in federal court to challenge legality of those changes. the police union's billboard red welcome to baltimore home to a mayor and city council who turned their backs on police and firefighters and gained huge public attention. >>> annapolis budget isn't looking so bright for the new year. according to the annapolis capital. the city will be more than $200,000 in the hole by the start of 2011. the city would move to find some way to pay its bills until revenue begins arriving later in january. mayor joshua cohen and the city council slashed millions from the city's budget back in june. the government's point person on the gulf oil spill says the well th

it is believed they attend saint stevens and saint agnes school in alexandria. >>> one person is dead after a fast-moving fire ripped through a northwest dc apartment this morning. flames broke out shortly before 4:00 a.m. it is near irving street in the columbia heights neighborhood. lindsey mastis joining us with more. >> reporter: jessica, investigators are on the scene trying to find out the cause of the fire. they know it started on the fifth floor and went up through the stairwell. the fire was so intense that one person jumped out the window. >> there was one resident, who did jump from the interior of the building to escape the fire. >> reporter: that man died a short time later. four others are in critical condition, including a child. eight people were transported to lock a hospitals. 40 others were treated on the scene. >> got my girlfriend out of bed and ran through. she got her and the cat. she's in the hospital and i'm going to see her right now. >> reporter: witnesses say they woke up to the sound of alarms. >> i heard screaming. so i opened up the door and saw on my fl

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. >>> ryan zimmerman will not play agn because of an injured rib muscle.e saw his team shut out by the phillies who went on to clinch their fourth straight title. they had the champagne chilling, ready to go. john lannon charged with trying to stop the phillies. jays jayson werth chang that. holiday dominated tonight. he allowed just two hits and struck out danny espinoza. the phillies win their fourth straight national league title. the phillies shut out the nats 8-0 and there will be a lot of cleanup to do in the visitors' locker room >>> marilyn's first casinos now open in peyville. the hollywood casino comes after years of debate on whether to legalize slots in maryland. there are no tale games in hollywood but the are 1500 slot machines. they're expected to bring in $100 nil onin the next year. e next slots parlor to open will be near ocean city in december. >>> ben and jerry's is dropping the all natural claims in some of its products. the scientist contacted the ice cream maker about the labels. they claim they're not true. ben and jerry's will remo

among the stories he has covered are the nuclear accident at three-mile island, hurricanes hugo and agnes, the explosion of the space shuttle challenger, the los angeles riots, and the oakland hills fire storm. tom also has extensive experience covering politics. he reported live from al gore's campaign headquarters in nashville on the infamous election night of 2000 and provided coverage for the bay area from the democratic national convention in 2008 when barack obama made his historic nomination acceptance speech in denver. he has been awarded three regional emmy awards, along with numerous other awards for writing and reporting. tom lives in san francisco with his wife and two children and we are deeply honored to welcome tom. [applause] >> thank you, everybody. thank you, karen. good evening, everybody. this evening, we have 10 candidates for district tensor president. the candidates are going to have only one minute to answer questions because we have a rot of questions we want to move through tonight. you in the audience will submit all of our questions virtually, as well as questi

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and i thought we'd try it agn tonight.ed shtag called "worst job i ever had." i tweeted out that i had to scrape gum out of the electronic floor ma at the grocery store. [ audience groan] all right, hey, so this is where you guys come in. go on twitter. tweet out something about a weird or awful job you once had, and be sure to include the hashtag "worst job i ever had." i'll look at all them and put some of my favorites on the show to tomorrow night. tune in. you might see your tweet on the show. it'll be fun. [ cheers and applause ] our show is lucky to have the greatest band in late night, the roots right over there. look at them. [ cheers and applause ] but it isn't all funs and games, you guys. from time to time, we put the roots to the test. we pk people from our audience, random people, and have the roots make up songs about them on the spot. it's time for "freestyling with the roots." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ freestyling with the roots ♪ >> jimmy: you guys ready to do this? >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimm

spiro agne the remember the way you felt about spiro agnew? >> i don't remember if it was that peace or another in which i wrote that i felt that vice- president agnew had done the country a great favor, because he had brought corruption within the means of the middle class of the american family. in the family could have bought the vice-president. you could have saved up and said you bought the vice-president. >> i think he admitted deal before he was accused. we will get back to that, but where did you learn to be so -- use your own word if you want -- confrontational, hippie, in writing? where did you learn that? >> you don't learn that. it comes from someplace that you do not really know, down there somewhere. >> people say that if you don't go to college, you cannot learn how to write. >> you probably cannot learn how to write if you don't read, but reading in college -- reading in college only have an occasional confluence, as you know. a lot of very good writers did not go to college, and a very rigid lot of very good american writers,

the grounds which are now georgetown university and legend has it that former vice president spiro agn up the rock and threw into t. into -- agnew once dug up the rock and threw it into the chesapeake bay. i have no idea what i'm talking about. >> i didn't know well get a history lesson. >> i'm channeling james joyce. what do they call it, stream of consciousness. gold, if we break 1315 an ounce being watch out. people worried about i awake dollar. >> we'll look for you -- we'll see what you have for us tomorrow. thank you. >>> we're following a big story this morning in our area. an overnight blaze which sends firefighter into rescue mode. several people were injured. john? >> reporter: this is john henrehan in the west end of alexandria. when these huge new dod buildings open in about a year, what it is going to do it commuters in northern virginia? a traffic test is scheduled for this morning. we'll have a live report coming up. hi. i'm jim perdue. in case of everyday emergencies... guys, go get changed! ...or soccer practice, it's important to be prepared for dinner. that's why i'v

. >> reporter: agn, police think one arrest, looking for a second suspect in this case. they are also looking for a second car, a 2001 white buick sedan with d.c. plates. they say that car may have also left the scene yesterday. if you have any information to give police a call. you can leave a tip anonymously. live on u street, elaine reyes, news 4. >>> this is the thd shooting following a funeral in the district in just the past year. back in march you may remember nine people were shot, fourf them killed in southeast d.c. after attending a funeral earlier that day. in that case prosecutors say the man behind the drive by planned attack the actual funeral but later settled on shooting at the stoop ere mourners gathered. then last november 19-year-old george wallings was shot and killed after coming out of hiding to attend a funeral in northwest washington. >>> this morning we're watching a tropical storm, nicole it's called. it's happening down there in the area of florida and cuba. the rain started falling in the florida keys early this morning. the area could get up

jerry brown the knowledge and know-how to get california working agn. >>> good evening.n environmental activist is going court to stop the fbi from destroying evidence in a car bombing. he and the driver of the car were hurt in the attack two decades ago. he says that evidence is the last chance he may have to find the real bomber. the story tonight from abc 7's vic lee. >> the bottom line is that the fbi has allowed criminals to conduct murders. >> reporter: earth first environmentalist darryl cherney says the fbi only targeted him and fellow activist judy a bailey and never looked for the real bomber. he says that is why the fbi wants to destroy the evidence that might lead to the culprit. >> they are actively involved in scuttling any possibility of a future prosecution in what remains an unsolved and therefore attempted murder investigation. >> the bombing happened may 24, 1990 as they were driving through oakland a bomb in their car exploded. churney was only slightly wounded but berry suffered serious injuries. police search warrants said the explosive was in the b

agnes school got quite the square when their school bus collided with two vehicles. it happened while they were on a field trip in potomac. the bus driver went to the hospital along with one of the driver os testify car. none of the nerl two dozen children aboard were injured. no word yet on what caused the crash. >>> former president jimmy caer canceled the book signings tonight in the d.c. area. he had two stops to promote his book. he was checked into a hospital in cleveland after experiencing an upset stomach on a flight. the hospital says the former president will stay another night in the hospital and that he is in very good spirits. >>> just aew minutes ago the house arove add bill to give more than 700 million to the workers who got sick at the world trade clean-usite. president obama got a political back stab fm his own party. more than three dozen joined with the republicans joined to ake clear they opposehe obama plan to raise taxes on the well-off americans. >> reporter: president obama got the embarrassing news in iowa where his rocket ride to the white

jerry brown the knowledge and know-how to get california working agn.you cat really if you wolove me.me in, i know about gayle. i don't know what you're talki about. if you just tell me whatappened... [ ding ] [ man ] 35th and archer. next stop hamion. [ brakes hiss ] ♪ [ male announcer ] now you cawatch hit tv shows >> spectacular fire gutted 9 fishing boats in south korea. boats tied together to be better protected against a dive typhoon that never hit. fir started in one boat and spread to the others. >>> meanwhile in france. labor striking has spread from trains to subway, buses now airport. a lot of people had to walk as a result. of they find other ways to get to the destination. protest is over the president's plan to raise retirement age from 60 to 62. upward of 2 and half million people throughout the country demonstrated against the government cost cutting measures. >>> back in consumer news. california cash for appliance program debuted 5 months ago. offers rebate of any where from 50 to 1,000 dollars for the purchase of energy efficient amri

miss agnes, all the way from south africa. [ applause ] >> they are still going through a bit of a service'll continue to watch this as we expect to hopefully bishop long for the first time responding to these allegations which -- which are bunnie, rocking this church. let me ask you as we wrap up this segment, we showed jim swagert, jimmy haggard, jim bakker. >> yes. >> you said they all did come back in one form or another. can you come back the same? can you come back bigger? because when i'm seeing those men, i'm seeing ministries destroyed, reputations ruined, and a much smaller impact on the religious world. >> that's a good question, and i'm afraid i don't have the answer to that question. if i did, i'd write a bigger book. but what i do know is that god is a forgiving god, and you can come back, you know. so i think they have done, these gentlemen whose names we arct articula articulated, have come back in their own way. some have written books. i think haggard started in the same city where he lost his congregation. so it's going to take time. once again, you look at how they reco

. >> reporter: meanwhile mary agnes concerns her search for a home to rent and she had a few final words the con artist. >> whoever you are, stop scamming people. >> reporter: the ftc says another possible telltale sign that you're being had, if you look at one of these ads and it has a lot of grammatical and spelling errors, that's a good sign something is not quite right. >> >>> the trial getting underway for the man accused of causing the death of nick adenhart. he was killed by an alleged drunk driver. it happened just hours after he pitched six scoreless innings in his 2009 season debut for the los angeles angels. two of adenhart's friends were also killed in the crash, 23- year-old andrew galo has pleaded not guilty to three counts of 2nd-degree murder. >>> in england, singer george michael was sentenced to eight weeks in jail today for driving drunk. the former lead singer for wham also lost his driver's license for five years. michael pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and possession of marijuana following a july 4th collision in london. a british judge told michael hi

. -- it is a cause for agn in th region is a cause for anger in the arab world.ut to an end. it is also the case with regard to the situation in the gaza strip that has been subjected to an unprecedented blockade in violation of international law and united nations resolutions, in addition to being subjected to this, grave is really military aggression has raeliely -- grave is reall military aggression has resulted in severe destruction of the infrastructure. nearly 75% of the working force in the gaza strip have become unemployed and are completely dependent upon international aid. the israeli blockade has prevented the people in gaza from reconstructing their homes in spite of the fact that the international donor community has pledged approximately $5 billion to finance reconstruction. this blockade against the gaza strip must be lifted immediately and completely. the tragedy and suffering of our people must be ended as soon as possible. while we welcome the efforts of the international independent fact-finding mission established by the human rights council a

agnes jackson, anaheim, california, 100, active member of the white sweater gang, she knits sweaters missouri. 102. second time she's tried to get on the show. she loves to hula dance. that's it and that's all for right now. bozo sends his love to matt. >> all right, willard, we love you too, and thank you so much. and coming up we'll be checking in with our wedding couple.tl >> after your local news and weather. >>> good morning to you. it's 8:26. an update. we have new information on the bizarre crime spree connected to one east bay man. nbc bay area's kris sanchez live in vallejo where law enforcement is searching a storage facility. kris? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. i just talked to a police officer who wouldn't say how this storage unit is connected to the alleged crime spree, only that they needed to remove something that was unsafe. we know they arrived early this morning. neighbors say they saw the bomb squad here for about two hours. they also found the bodies of two missing women inside the home belonging to one of them and that her husband was taken into custo

here starting early to midafternoon through the late afternoon hrs before steadier rains return once agnor the overnight hours tonight and a pretty good chance of a washout around here as we get to monday and tuesday. plenty of moisture on the way. this area of low pressure is diving down to the south and it will follow that blue line right up over us and as a result we're going to have a very good chance for rin here starting late tonight and then goinghrough monday and through tuesday as well. that weather front hanging down just down to our south. so not looking for much. here is our micro cast, high definition forecast between now and 8:00 tonight. maybe a tenth of an inch at the most through 8:00 tonight. overnight tonight into tomorrow morning, though, the steadier rain showers just in time for the monday morning commute, back to work and school. this is at 8:00. stdy rains all through the area will last through monday night into tuesday. for today stly cloudy, passing showers, cooler than yesterday. we will not make it into the 90s today. and then tomorrow rain likely pretty much

%-our weather, yesterday and agn todaa.ú 72 degrees is the teeperature, rather warm this mornnng, inn hagerstown. it looks like we're headed toward the reeord. we wiil seeeif break the record of 95 degrees as the warm or hot air really comee our way from the south and west today. again, thattsouthwesterly flow issgoing tt ringgthose temperaturrs into the low 90s we think for the 58th time this year. so that is already a record at ú%. we may hit 58, thhugh today as we head to the 90s we think. the frontal boundary back to the west going to can through here as a ry cold frrnn. it it's going to bring relief in terms of tomorrow. tomorrow is till well above the aveeage of 76 as ww climbb t the mid-80s tomorrow. cooler or ssnday s we drop -nto the low 0s. very comfortable as we get into the eekend. we are keeping our eye on tropical storm matthew as you can see it here sppnning at 52-mile-an-hour winds. as this moves toward the west -nd heads into central america and mexico as it moves the moisture, you will see the tropical gretio depression. some of that moistuue or all a lot of that mo

i sold my bike for nothing and now i'm writing you a check agn, mom. it is ridiculous.beouf, just two of the a-list actors -- >> what? you want to keep watching? oliver wants to keep watching his movie. what was the best line, tell us? >> best line was, you need a real job? >> she had been a nurse before, yes. anyway, oliver's here. if you haven't heard, the oscar winning director picks up 23 ars later. >> after the original film as gordon gekko is released prison straight into the financial crisis of 2008. who would have thought that this second -- just the second bite of e apple would be so good. we saw it last week. terrific. >> we didn't know what to expect. it is first movie, it is almost like comic at th point. >> young girls when you saw it. >> exactly. i had a lot of work done since then. but the truth is, you make us care so much about the -- even though gordon gekko i prominently featured, there is a new set of characters that we care very much about. >> six characters. >> that first scene, he gets out of prison d, boy, has the world changed. and yet not reall

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agn, it's 60 votes to turn on the lights in the morning are required, it's a long shot. host: let's hear from george in fort edward, new york, on our independen line. good morning, george. caller: good morning. i don't believthat $50 billion for national infrastructure is a great deal of money. that's a minimal amount of money. also, i think 9 middle class isn't too harder, i think it's more like maybe below 50,000 to in excessive of 100,000. it seems like a lot of campaign recreation. it seems like campaigning is more recreation than doing their job. maybe if they spent me time doing their job than performing recreation. and also, healthcare, people -- i've heard it a lot here, that because it doesn't work in europe, it can't work here, and that we're the greatest nation in the world with the greatest health care. we have the most expensive healthcare, and who says that we can't take something that doesn't work, but somewhat works overseas, and make i work here? guest: george, think -- the point i want to pick up here is wh you said about campaigning is a little bit of