anders holmvik, resident advisor. - hi, i'm blake. - blake. - what's up? i'm adam.amp. - uh, you play sports. - swim team. - so no? - [laughs] sorry, that was-- that was a funny one. - oh, yeah? that's funny? you know what's not funny? burning alive in the middle of the night because you don't know your microwave just caught on fire. microwaves, not allowed in the dorm. so i'll be taking this, because i'm your r.a. - hey, no, i didn't mean all that. come on, man, just gimme a break. - there are no breaks in college! oh, hey, hey, hey! cut it out! pull those up! - i'm sorry, i was so close to finishing when you came in, initially. - you're lucky i don't write you up. all right, you two are on my s-[bleep]-[bleep]-t list. and it's a short list. it's too long. t-o-o long. welcome to college. - but that's my microwave! - greetings, earthlings. anders holmvik, resident advisor. - so are you gonna be turned around for a while, or... [vanessa carlton's a thousand miles] ♪ ♪ it's always times like these when i think of you ♪ ♪ and i wonder if you ever think of me ♪ - what t

anders. banks 14 yards to make it 20-10. towson hold on for a 20-17 victory. a big day at hopkins. the coach looking for his 150th win. late second quarter. the jays up. 28-7 at the half. third quarter, scored. -- same score. he had three scorers. his career victory 150. 49-15 the final. johns hopkins the winners today. stay with us for one more >> tomorrow will be much the same as today with temperatures in the upper 70's and lots of sunshine. clouds and rain chances developing monday extending into tuesday. maybe even some thunderstorms. wednesday through friday dry with more rain possible saturday. >> it is as good as it gets. >> that is it for 11 news at 6:00. nightly news is next. see you back here at 11:00. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] " this is a wbal tv 11 editorial. >> there were tense moments at the middle school in baltimore county. the eighth grade student pulled a gun on the teachers and classmates. for the second time in three weeks, a county school had an incident with a student. a gun to school. the 13-year-old has been charged as a juven

. >> that's jord p ander happy to grieve with the con sup says. >> charles: we have savvy football flouferse're seeing ucla make a statement tonight again one of the top teams in the big ten. >> so now bruins line up. hundley. he will take a northeast. nebraska can no longer stop the cluck. the young fell low's got to worj on that a little bitter. first things first the traupers have to citizenship it what great job tonight by ucla. >> charles: jim mora jr. -- excuse me drn in his second game as head coach. feeding anybody. the sixth ranging team in country, 36-30. their first win against the cornhusk cornhuskers since 1988. the final score, bruins, 36, nebraska, 30. right now let's send it over to

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wednesday night into thursday as the front sags south and me anders a-- and me anders across the region -- meanders across the region will indicate who will stay mostly dry. a nice day. a few more clouds in the afternoon although a bit breezy as well. tonight not as chilly, 50s, even 60ish in d.c. a warmer day tomorrow as we get up to 84 with a chance for an afternoon shower or storm, especially north of washington. thursday i think a better chance mainly of a morning shower, 75. not a bad day. then friday through the weekend, we're really looking at a chance for a shower here and there thanks to that front. highs mainly in the low 70s. it's 5:48. here's monika with timesaver traffic. >>> northbound route 5 at brandywine road, you want to watch out for the accident blocking a couple of lanes there. if you're planning to head south on 270, jammed now leaving route 80 down toward clarksburg. you're going to go about 16 miles an hour before the pace improves at route 121. we'll take a live look a little further south on the southbound side of 270. you can see that traffic is moving really

the winner gets an ultimate orange fan gift ander's -- and a certificate to the zone. here's meteorologist lynettecharles. >> wet weather this morning and even into the afternoon. let's look at the satellite and radar. plenty of cloud but we are focusing on -- clouds but we are focusing on heavier rain heading towards the eastern shore. also a few lightning strikes with this. behind that we will get a break but not for too long because we can see another round of showers just feeding in. lots of moisture with. this so we could have another round as we go into the afternoon. as you head out to the game this evening, make sure to take the rain gear but with the storms, it could be a delay. keep you updated on that information. now back to megan and charley. >>> as soon as you start the day without a caffeine boost and we all have one. the video up is. take a drink. professionals feel more productive when they drink their coffee. food prep and service workers topped the list of those needing the cup of joe the most followed by scientists, sales reps and pr professionals a

now it's 8-6 and davis says gentlemen we are not through ander going deep to right. game won, o's win 10-6 your final. they move back into the first place tie with new york and al east. game 2 tonight 7:05. sure to be if not a sellout, pretty darned close. >>> we are snapping a picture of lynette with the orange and mike with his orange if you are wearing it we want to see it. log on to the facebook page and post the pictures and let us know what you and your family are doing to support the team. and doesn't forget to send in the pictures. again you can upload them on the facebook page or send them to pix@wmar.com. >>> news around the nation this morning. the search is going to continue in georgia for a couple accused of taking their baby to a armed robbery and police now say the duo was caught on camera. police say stopping the two before they strike again is the top priority. they caught them on camera hanging around a mall in atlanta. police say the couple was caught on camera a number of times before pulling a gun and robbing a number of people. detectives believ

. >> good afternoon, commissioners and members of public ander port staff, i would like to start today by welcoming our newest commission. it gives me great honor to introduce to you all of you willie adams, our commissioner here at the end it, appointed by mayor lee and con firmed by the board of supervisors to fulfill the term vacated by commissioner lazarus and looks like many of your friends are locked out the room at the moment. how about that for a welcome? [ laughter ], commissioner adams, as i mentioned as joined us most recently serving with the san francisco film commission as a commissioner since 2009. he is the elected international secretary and treasurer of the international and longshore and warehouse union, which is headquartered here in san francisco. he was first elected to that position in 2003. he grew up in kansas city, missouri and then spent, i think many -- it is fair to say your formative years in tacoma, washington, very much involved in the port operations there. he worked on the docks as a long shoreman for 24 years and then elected into higher and higher of

>> reporter, covered politics, weekly pbs series john ander nathalie. "u.s. news and world report," religion editor. your book to your credit. >> my first book. >> and still worng at "u.s. news & world report." >> i still am. >> if i mention the name funk to you, who is he, robert funk? >> he's a bible scholar, new testament scholar who is founder and leader of a group called jesus seminar. a group of scholars for the last 15 years have been exploring the historical jesus. >> yeah, does he have very much standing in the academic community paula fredriksen interhe represents the school of representation. >> she's also a diplomat. well, funk is saying some pretty vacanting things. and it appears as though he is 's organized a semiannualot? seminar that you speak of. and his forum debunks the sayings from the cross, the virgth, the resurrection, jesus' miracles and he sees jesus as a sort of jewish socrates, almost a lenny bruce character, is that right. >> that's right. >> you find no evidence in any of your scholarship, by the way, that jesus was a revolutiona

he is jay christopher stevens ander iseded as a u.s. ambassador in libya.three and -- he and three others americans died when armed men atact cairns consulate. this happened over a film that ridiculed islam's prophet. good morning america should have more on this so they will keep you posted. we don't want to leave you on a sad note or scary note. so we will give you light hearted news before we send you off this morning. in trash to a treasure the dream of everybody who dig through a flea market. a woman found a original painting while shopping at flea market in west virginia. get this, she paid 7 bucks for it. she bought a box of things and it included that piece of artwork. she was about to take it out of the frame when her mom said wait she noticed the edging. and she got the artwork verified and actually learned she could fetch anywhere from 75 grand to $100,000 for that painting she paid 7 bucks for. it is going up for auction later on this month. the woman who found it will use it and go to paris. >> i want to go shopping with her. >> she has a good

. >> that's jord p ander happy to grieve with the con sup says. >> charles: we have savvy football flouferse're seeing ucla make a statement tonight again one of the top teams in the big ten. >> so now bruins line up. hundley. he will take a northeast. nebraska can no longer stop the cluck. the young fell low's got to worj on that a little bitter. first things first the traupers have to citizenship it what great job tonight by ucla. >> charles: jim mora jr. -- excuse me drn in his second game as head coach. feeding anybody. the sixth ranging team in country, 36-30. their first win against the cornhusk cornhuskers since 1988. the final score, bruins, 36, nebraska, 30. right now let's send it over to tour studio for the at&t postgame show. here here's erin andrews. >> thank you very much. close games all day. an overtime shocker in little rock. all next on the at&t postgame show. ♪ forz(power!) andiamo! andiamo! (let's go! let's go!) avanti! avanti! (keep going! keep going!) hahaha...hahahaha! you know ronny, folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how hap

anders rasmussen gives mitt two-point edge. it's nine minutes past the hour on this monday. >> still ahead, a pain at the palm, on this monday. >> still ahead, a pain at the palm, the excuse us, while we change into something more comfortable. cool. introducing, the square sunnyd bottle. shot thisl morning. d.c., but almost 40's.ody else in the good morning, washington. am meteorologist jacqui jeras. we have some big changes by the time you get home for work today. be a lot different compared to what we are waking up duke's. 44 and at dulles, petersburg, 55 at bwi marshall. lots of clouds throughout the day. by late of rain afternoon. high temperature between 75 and 79 degrees. overnight showers and thunderstorms developing. 57-62. tomorrow we need to be paired some of thunderstorms especially late in the day could become severe. blustery with a high temperature of 77. showers lingering wednesday morning. cooler temperatures on the way. don't leave home without the umbrella. now, traffic. >> always tough to get going, but it's

also today, nato head anders fogh rasmussen said plans to hand over security to afghan forces remain on schedule. that's despite a surge of "insider" attacks by afghan soldiers and police that killed 15 coalition troops in august. in syria, u.n. refugee officials said the number of syrians fleeing the civil war has surged. some 100,000 people escaped into neighboring countries in august. already more than 230,000 syrians are in makeshift camps like this one in jordan. new arrivals there say the exodus is a long way from ending. >> ( translated ): the flee willing increase because of the increase of shell big syrian government forces. the shelling is still going on in damascus, dara, aleppo and hama. shelling is still going on everywhere. it's random shelling. it's indescribable and the free syrian army doesn't have ammunition to fight assad's forces. >> holman: meanwhile, the head of the international red cross met in damascus today with president bashar al-assad. the syrian leader promised greater humanitarian access for aid workers. in economic news, u.s. auto sales saw healthy gai

reports of attacks on a base of british ander american forces coming under attack and we're seeing these protests go everywhere now. what do you make of this? little internet video the cost of this? >> no, this is a network, the same network that did wonton among me, -- wonton them all day , the corona >> most of tripoli, libya, and from there on too many other countries. the reason they're doing this basically is to put pressure on the united states to actually confirm the withdrawal from the region. that is the political call. the city itself, it is insulting the level of religion but do you know how many videos are there and how many have been crucified before but no demonstrations? this is more strategical on the jihad network and the push against. gerri: in that video has been out for weeks and nobody has said anything. danielle, want to get you to something that the president said earlier today about this video and how they are responding. >> this is a fairly volatile situation in response not to the united states policies, not obviously to the administration, not the american peop

anderal was going to change and there might be an agreement the muslim world and solving the palestinian and what devon was talk being. they saw a hope for economic opportunity and they heard that gitmo would be close people in the cia was prosecuted. it is it a new era where america is respecting the muslim world and they have not seen those expectations that president obama never filled and we felt short and we are seeing that resentment boiling yup as devon said it is not about a 14-minute movie it is it a failure of leadership. we did reset. >> congressman nuniz. have we lost respect. and has the obama administration put america in light of being weak and not able to respond? >> it is not just about losing respect . they are kids and they are following radical islamiced wellers who are trying to control the counselry. they are extremist and they have a lot of problems and every country is different. don't forget the big question. how close is iran to getting a nuclear weapon. we can transform from an arab winter into a nuclear winter very, very soon if it hasn't happened already. >>

anderal was going to change and there might be an agreement the muslim world and solving the palestinianblem and what devon was talk being. they saw a hope for economic opportunity and they heard that gitmo would be close people in the cia was prosecuted. it is it a new era where america is respecting the muslim world and they have not seen those expectations that president obama never filled and we felt short and we are seeing that resentment boiling yup as devon said it is not about a 14-minute movie it is it a failure of leadership. we did reset. >> congressman nuniz. have we lost respect. and has the obama administration put america in light of being weak and not able to respond? >> it is not just about losing respect . they are kids and they are following radical islamiced wellers who are trying to control the counselry. they are extremist and they have a lot of problems and every country is different. don't forget the big question. how close is iran to getting a nuclear weapon. we can transform from an arab winter into a nuclear winter very, very soon if it hasn't happened already.

youran add a button to gmail in box stopping any email.g anders can also get an automatic themnse message alerting when you are taking a little break. awondering, is free download. is business news at bloomberg headquarters in new york. linda bell reporting for abc 7 news. back to you. >> thank you. >> adam caskey is more than welcome every day when he keeps forecasts. >> keep them coming. >> we keep pouring out the love.r perfect today with sunshine and low humidity. temperatures climbing and there little rain on a weekend. first let's look at current temperatures outside. cool.le winchester, 42 degrees, 46 in municipalat frederick airport. these are some of the coldest members i could find. 5 60 at reagan national, 52 in gaithersburg. sunshine through the day. degrees for the high temperature at 4:00 p.m. at lunchtime it will be perfect outside.unch 77 degrees with low humidity. very comfortable. you can go outside and eat your lunch. and feel very lunch high- pressure still overhead. notice that on the right side of your screen. the high is moving offshore, so backside of that warm glo

there are near monterey bay, highs into 70s near the bay up ander 80s inland.e'll be cooling down, wednesday, thursday, and friday. still pleasant inland highs mid-80s. around the bay, mid 70s. just a lovely week of weather ahead. maybe a shower or two, wednesday that, will be interesting. >> yes. it will. >> thank you. >> and coming up next, a prince with a sense of danger. sort of. why a member of the british royal family repels down europe's tallest building today. that story. and hollywood action star calls in the authorities. i'm rachel smith in los angeles. who needed help, just ahead. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 water patrol duty goes to new depths to sniff out a big, invasive problem in lake autos let's go outside again. bay bridge toll plaza. there are cars facing you head together city. cash is not king today. slow going if you don't have fast track. stay with us. [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. your new light creamy potato with bacon & cheese soup says it's 100 calories a serving. that's right. in what world do potatoes, bacon and cheese add

. >> that's jord p ander happy to grieve with the con sup says. >> charles: we have savvy football flouferse're seeing ucla make a statement tonight again one of the top teams in the big ten. >> so now bruins line up. hundley. he will take a northeast. nebraska can no longer stop the cluck. the young fell low's got to worj on that a little bitter. first things first the traupers have to citizenship it what great job tonight by ucla. >> charles: jim mora jr. -- excuse me drn in his second game as head coach. feeding anybody. the sixth ranging team in country, 36-30. their first win against the cornhusk cornhuskers since 1988. the final score, bruins, 36, nebraska, 30. right now let's send it over to tour studio for the at&t postgame show. here here's erin andrews. >> thank you very much. close games all day. an overtime shocker in little rock. all next on the at&t postgame show. ♪ forz(power!) andiamo! andiamo! (let's go! let's go!) avanti! avanti! (keep going! keep going!) hahaha...hahahaha! you know ronny, folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how hap

if i was the teacher, if you were the teachers ander and a student submitted an essay in bright pink, i will legible writing you send it right back. >> but i don't believe, ambassador they are banning women from buying blue. they are just marketing pink because women like pink more than blue. >> i view this in the same context as the turtle. if it makes money for bic i am all for it. i don't care if people are outraged. >> obviously they have done their market research. >> somebody is buying these pens. >> it is pink for women and blue for men. jesse, all of your mesh t-shirts are black. they are not pink. will we get in a place in society where we can appreciate the gender differences that inform the decisions we make. >> okay, guy wearing a pastel shirts. >> there is a little being. >> there is a little pink. >> there is more through. >> the only thing insulting about this campaign, bic said that there is less ink in the pen because women don't extend to write as much because they have smaller brains. i thought that was out of line. >> that was out of line. >> i thought it was scien

designed to narrow the achievement gap that involves, and i am not making this up, educating teachers andersn their own -- teachers on their own white privilege. she picks up on the subtle language of racism and use the pb and j to make her point, quote, what about somali or hispanic students who might not eat sandwiches ? on the way to say americans eat peanut butter and jelly. do you have anything like that? let them tell you. maybe they eat torta or pita. meanwhile the district's tech courses for gifted kittens has received nothing but kudos. watch your back zuckerburg. don't know what that means, really. lori, if you want to talk i can go to you first. jierks oh please. >> this whole program is to help make students of different ethnicities feel welcome at the school. but does it really? >> no. do you know what they serve at schools besides that, besides pb and j? chicken nuggets, macaroni and cheese, pizza, chicken wings. it is all crap. why are they singling out pb and j? >> pizza is italian, by the way. >> that's another good point. >> french fries, english muffins. >> the list goes o

cull ander too. a little warmer here but still, these temperatures not typical for this time of year. 52 in leonardtown and fredericksburg. so temperatures cool here. definitely a light jacket, maybe a sweater if you are going to be out and about for the next cup. hours. later this afternoon, expecting highs as mentioned a little warmer than yesterday. yesterday, upper 70s. today will a degree or two warmer back in the low 80s. nice quiet weather pattern setting up. high pressure has set up across the reason on and our next weather feature, look at that, north and west of chicago, cold front which will slide in here as we get into the start to the weekend and that will archbishop us some cloud cover with the possible of a couple of showers around here as we get into saturday. here is your jet stream. nice and try. high pressure keeping us nice and try for the time being. things will break down towards friday night and early saturday. we'll likely have at left some scattered showers around. i don't th

anderal claim it is designed to put out nuclear weapons. iran and korea sign happened a pact.ls was that is a secret it is likely to heighten tensions between the two rogue and the west. the u.s. accused korea of providing iran with advanced missile technology. >> war of words between apple and sam sung rages on. samsung is launching a new attack accusing the rival by limiting choice by halting the smart phone here in the united states. that is what apple said infringed on patens. last month samsung had to pay for copy patens. >> and one of washington's most picturesque and important memorial is a welcome site. after undergoing a major face lift. the famous pool is open for business. >> cutting through fence revealing the new look for an old site in our nation's capt cament. >> i never have been here before and i was excited that they cut the chain down. >> wow. >> they are getting a peek in the reflecting pool and original part of the lincoln memorial. back in 1963, crowds surrounded the pool for martin luther king jr.'s historical i have a dream speech. it has been out of co

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that grew double digit despite the economy in q-2 ander mall fillers, juvaderm, grew high single digited states. why will the second half be better? one of our competitors was taken off the market by an injunction. we are now regaining market share, year over year we should do better than market growth. 82% market share again in july. >> we spent a lot of time on migraine. i'm starting to see the ads. all these medical ads make it sound like you don't want to take the product. they have a million warnings. but are they driving people to the thousand some migraine specialists you have trained? >> we have both in print branded ads and unbranded ads which talk about the disease awareness about chronic migraine. we have tv ads unbranded as well. in a little way we could say there is a little bit of google how many minutes do they go through and do they go all the way to find a doctor. we have trained neurologists and there is the link. >> i promised you last time because you said, listen, jim. this is big. this is a big second half story. >> yeah. well, first of all, continual growth on th

anders said better than the military did the japanese americans often had good reasons to be angry and disaffected. and so ultimately there were adjudicated loyal, not as loyal. so there were not on that train in september of 1943 heading off faugh. their grandchild. let me tell you a little bit about how things went for the family toward the end. eunice, bills sister-in-law, mary's sister, when she turned 18 left camp, went to the midwest and took a secretarial job. sammy left to do some agricultural work. then he volunteered into the united states army. bill, the photographer, left for cleveland to find work in a factory there. toward the end of 1944 he decides that he wants to see if he can get work in new jersey as seabrook farms which was of farming enterprise that was recruiting japanese americans from the camps to come work. so he leaves camp in the fall of october 44, heads to new jersey telescope the situation out. at that point sammy is gone. bill is gone. unisys gone. the only people left in camp are real and mary in little billy. rio de suffers what doctors called a nervous

those that we anders stand one way we help people faint is with the american founding is a place to start. >> that is a nice segue. when i hear obama or hard-core erred democrats speak they have their own sense of righteousness, a true sense of justice. have of course, etched a principles and our country has come so far that even the biblical values it is easier for me to talk to someone in the secular world and a pastor of a church. did you comment on the role of pastors and the church of america? if we just had unity we could take back the country. [applause] >> i do think the pastor of today it is in bet difficult position because they study the bible at divinities school. but yet to our people who were engineers, the scientist and they read about the articles so they are disconnected from the exposure of astrophysics but also economics. to create short structures to address the ways the issues relate to otherwise you could call it christians on sunday and the rest of the people the rest of the week. but i don't think this election is about the honorable debate. he is not a traditional

also today, nato head anders fogh rasmussen said plans to hand over security to afghan forces remain on schedule. that's despite a surge of "insider" attacks by afghan soldiers and police that killed 15 coalition troops in august. in syria, u.n. refugee officials said the number of syrians fleeing the civil war has surged. some 100,000 people escaped into neighboring countries in august. already more than 230,000 syrians are in makeshift camps like this one in jordan. new arrivals there say the exodus is a long way from ending. >> ( translated ): the flee willing increase because of the increase of shell big syrian government forces. the shelling is still going on in damascus, dara, aleppo and hama. shelling is still going on everywhere. it's random shelling. it's indescribable and the free syrian army doesn't have ammunition to fight assad's forces. >> holman: meanwhile, the head of the international red cross met in damascus today with president bashar al-assad. the syrian leader promised greater humanitarian access for aid workers. in economic news, u.s. auto sales saw healthy gai

this hours after egyptian protesters scaled the walls at the embassy in cairo ander to do tore down the american flag. cnn's jomana occur afterno ancj the phone. and i want to start with jomana. what is the latest you heard from on the ground in benghazi? >> reporter: well, we're hearing very little from the u.s. embassy, but according to eyewitnesss, there is reports of libyan casualties as a result of these clashes. as a militant group tried to store the u.s. embassy. they succeeded and did storm the u.s. embassy. according to eyewitnesss, libyan security forces were engaged in heavy clashes with this armed group. a radical militant group based in eastern libya and fired rocket-propelled grenades at the u.s. consulate building. libyan army troops deployed. the road to the consulate blocked by military vehicles. now we have conflicting reports, and what the situation is right there. libyan government owe telling cnn that the building was being secured by libyan forces, but according to this eyewitness, members of the armed group had taken over the consulate building and were celebratin

it's time now for "anders der s cooper 360" starts right now. >>> we begin tonight with hundreds of thousands of people in need right now, stuck without electricity, dealing with the destruction left behind by hurricane isaac. we know more tonight about those who lost their lives in the storm. tonight, there's breaking muse from mississippi where this have been fears that a dam could fail, threatening thousands of homes downriver in louisiana. emergency management officials say water is being pumped. but they don't know if it's going to be enough. in a few minutes, i'm going to speak with the executive director of the mississippi emergency management agency. first, i want you to take a look at these pictures. it's a terrible deja vu for residents of louisiana. these are pictures we were showing seven years ago on cnn, tonight, seven years ago exactly. these are pictures from now. seven years later. a very different storm isaac was hitting different areas. but many cases similar destruction as seven years ago. isaac has now weakened to a tropical depression but was a cat 1 hurricane when it sl