the white house says e knew alú along they would o uu.s. >>> one more cool day today, we start the ttmperaturrs inn he low 500 which is not that >>> 5:41 on fox 45 early edition. it's time to getta check of our forecast for the day. meteorologist steve ter ti ferts here with a look. >>> good morning, patrice, we have a coople of light showers, ú%but eventually we will. them the sky hddradar ot showing a whole lot of activity ut there. a coupleeof showers moving across the bay.ú and chester town, too, seeing showers earlier and so is whitemarsh now. it'ss ot seeing much activity at all of the we had a little bit of rain in agerstown and now it's gonee as we look at the thinns in motion. a circulation around the low pressure center that is slowly moving off toward the nooth and east. as it does, it will take the rainnwiih it. what will be with it, nicer weather coming your way as the rain moves up into new england for later in the day. -ere comes the igh pressure is going to bring us all the sunshine. going to sing the song, but you3 know t

there is something called the alu, the abc liaison unit. it consists of about five professionals that are usually well trained and familiar with the process of applying for licenses. the have been involved in the business of reviewing applications and they know the logistics and mechanisms involved in that. he also indicated that all applications for liquor licenses have to be responded to within 30 days by state law. i thought that was interesting. i didn't know that. for some licenses that are granted, there is a condition -- i'm sorry, let's see. they kind of manipulate the licenses that they grant to oppose restrictions on the price of sales. for instance, i will have to try to be politically correct about this. if they are going to be selling cans of beer for 25 cents, that looks like with the applicant was going to be doing, they may put restrictions on it and say that they can't sell for less than $5 or some other sets feet that they will discourage the activity and that type of business activity. >> the inspector made it very clear

bye baby ♪ ♪ every time the chips are down it's bye bye baby ♪ [ applause ] >> mays, sokovi, phillip alurmick, gay parry and more. neck and neck bitter rivals. >> players and other teams you talk to but not the dodgers. >> no, we don't talk to the dodgers. >> they get on second and tommy davis hit them in and they beat us 1-0 because of colfax. >> with only three games left that team of finesse, rory wills and sandy colfax and don dries deal was three games ahead of the giants. even though everyone including the dodgers thought the giants were ahead of the team. >> we mean to say thanks because we thought the giants were loaded with tall end. >> he played first base for the dodgers in 1952. now he is a radio announcer for the giants. >> on paper they probably had the best ball club. but on the field, somehow or another we managed to win some ball games that maybe we shouldn't have won. >> they had a tremendous ball club. and they had -- they had good hitters. they had good pitching. they had fine defense. they had an excellent manager in alvin dart. >> reporter: those last three days, th

on saturday, they arrested her stepmother, alu lisa baker on a number of charges.ruled her out as a person of interest. now, all but one of the charges against her are misdemeanors, charges like bad checks and driving with bad tires. >> joining me from hickory, north carolina, is zahra's father, adam baker, and chief of police tom adams. mr. baker, i can only imagine what you're going through right now. your daughter is missing. your wife is in custody. do you think your wife could have had something to do with zahra's disappearance? >> i wouldn't like to think so. it could be possible. >> it could be possible? >> well, what have you heard? >> -- >> that's probably something that we just want to remain an investigation. >> you want it to remain an investigation. but you haven't ruled out that aliza baker is a person of interest in the case? >> we haven't ruled anything out. we've done the amber alert to make sure at that information got out there to see her in the public. we just haven't ruled anything out yet. all possibilities are there. >> when you say you haven

i thinkthe alue of the support fothe afghan security forces wi be seen as something which is clerly worth the support. >> one more here in the front. >> good morning, mr. chairman. i'm u.s.army retired. i want t thank you for your long tradition of support for our men and women in uniform. troops overseas deployed, and also for your leadership on the senate armed services committee. my question, although fferent thing. thank you r your remarks related, given the long history of bipartisanship on the setor armed services committee and in bottom a importance of th authizion ill that's been still imaging in the senate right now,s you all know. what are your thougs and what you see as prospects of being able tget a bill that is obviously very important t support for our troops this year through the congress? >> i was disappointed that there was an unwillingness on the rt of the republicans to pceed with the bill. and i don't want to say anything which will make it more difficult for us to return to it in our lame-duck session. otherhan to say i was obviously dippointed by it. so i don't want