>> well, i think anne-marie has it right. think what we need, we need to keep the faith in democracy. we can't just simply say because this incident happened or that incident happened, then the cause for democracy is dead. remember one thing. new year 2011, new year 2011 there was a big arson in the main coptic church in alexandria, the church of st. peter and st. mark. this is not us really just this chaos, old pharaoh himself, hosni mubarak, never took up the question of the challenge of the copts and the place of the copts. egypt is a trend-setter. if egyptian transition fails, they have this region. >> anne-marie, what must other governments, including 9 united states do to make sure -- just to send a clear signal to the military -- do not use any violence, do not use any unrest, do not use any question marks to say we need more time, we need to delay the elections? >> the u.s. military had been pulling out all stops, all contacts back in february with the message that a professional military does not fire on its people.

. >> my name is anne marie. i represent in north of market community benefit district, the tenderloin. we are very excited to have your company coming in. just talking about the burning man twist, that is an interesting phrase. this may be premature. any ideas in place to affect our immediate neighbors? especially the children in the tenderloin. there are more children per capita than anywhere else in san francisco. i see it as a fantastic opportunity to collaborate. >> the we moved in and everyone is talking about going up, but when we came in, we did a press conference. we said, we are immigrants here. we want to learn, we want to meet the people that live here. and we are getting to know people better. i will give you an example of something that could be done. i had an idea, based on an installation that i saw in europe. i am struck by the fact that there are more children in the tenderloin than anywhere in san francisco. people are amazed by this. it is a wonderful opportunity down here. by law, it will be

. >> anne marie rodgers to give you the weekly report on the board of supervisors activities. the first is the ordnance that will allow the sale of alcoholic beverages, and the special use subdistrict. at the commission unanimously passed this resolution. you adopted this with a couple of modifications. with the additional exception, allowing them to serve beer and wine. and the chemical modification. we amended the ordinance to accommodate both of the recommendations. she received word from supervisor campos that there would be a need to allow the single screen theaters to sell alcohol but also multi-screen theaters. this would cause them to send the ordinance back to you for your consideration. they did consider this for the future. supervisor weiner also mentioned he has concerns that the controls are not achieving their desired effect. this may be something that we hear about more in the future. at the full board of supervisors, they heard the appeal for 4141 gary boulevard.

i do know that off the air we were talking about my manager ann marie wilkins.e been with her for a long time. she said this is not the time to blame anyone, at least for you, harry. don't blame anyone. do what you can. and i realized as time went on, i never did -- i didn't need to blame anyone. i mean, the problem was there. what do we do to fix it? and since then we've established along with habitat for humanity and my dear friend branford marsalis, and the musicians village, all that was done without saying look what you did. >> president bush in his own memoirs, he does accept criticism for quite a lot of his actions, not least of all looking down from the plane and being photographed looking down and stuff like that. but he lays a lot of the blame on a more local level, that he was prohibited from sending in the national guard and stuff. i mean, i sort of read it and thought, well, if you're the president of the united states and you've got so many of your people dying in such horrific circumstances, you just throw the rule book out, don't you? you just do

but ann marie among the protesters here this morning, you guys had a important meeting last night after the new restrictions came in. what was the word? >> well, we went through several of the propositions that was given to us, and we discussed them as a general assembly and came to consensus of some and others we put aside to discuss tomorrow. and we will see how that goes then. >> reporter: you plan to stay? >> absolutely. >> reporter: how long? >> until -- as long as it takes. >> reporter: what are you planning to do if police come out and say it's illegal for you to stay? >> i can only speak for myself in that and i will not leave. >> reporter: got it. well, you heard her saying that's speaking to many of the fox they plan to stay. but they are camping out and plan to stay here. they have their lap tops and tvs, food, and everything you can management port-a-potty but they are camping out. next half-hour we will talk about the social media aspect of everything. and just as far as being the # 9% of the -- 99% of the occupy movement. >> new for you this morning a house fire sent a man

ann marie gordon says age plays a role, too. as you get older your immune system changes and some people may react to allergens that never bothered them before or they may react more severely to what was once a more mild allergy. just because you're having allergy symptoms doesn't mean you're allergic. a condition that will have similar symptoms to an allergy, but caused by something different. >> more of an irritation that may cause some inflammation, but it's by a different mechanism. so, why is that important? the treatment. >> reporter: allergy medications won't work for an irritant reaction leaving a lot of people suffering. gordon says that's why it's important to see your doctor if you're exhibiting any kind of allergy or respiratory symptom that won't go away on their own or get worse overtime. lorell is on medication to control her allergies so she can control the sunshine on a gorgeous fall day like this one. >> i'm doing a little bit beter. >> that's a good feeling. she stressed people shouldn't take allergy symptoms

mary ann, what's going on? >> look, i think the bottom line here really has been the effort by republicans, senator -- senators and others to repeal it. that's the difference here. ignoring a problem doesn't make it go away. unless you're a republican running for clag in 2012 and that's your election strategy. so rather than trying to figure out how to pay for this and implement it when the economy is better, many republicans just want to eliminate it, and that's the fight you're having here, what president obama is saying is look -- >> martha: she hasn't eliminated it. she looked at the numbers and kathleen sebelius, head of hhs, says it's not do believe a, we'd like to but the program is not viable. so is it viable or not viable and if it's not viable, we've got a big problem. >> it is absolutely not viable. look, the program, as you said, martha, is voluntary, so what you're going to have is adverse selection, meaning who's going to sign up? six people, not -- sick people, not healthy people, right? that's t

now i'd like to yield time to another good friend from new york, ann marie buerkle. ms. buerkle: thank you very much. mr. speaker, i'm proud to stand here this evening with my fellow republican female members of congress and we stand here tonight united on behalf of our seniors. i come before the house tonight, mr. speaker, not only as a nurse an someone who has been involved in health care most of my professional life but i come here as the daughter of a 90-year-old senior citizens. i rise here tonight to express my appreciation to my mother and to all the other seniors who have made such valuable contributions both in my district but throughout the united states of america. the seniors of today have fought wars, they've educated us, they've helped to build infrastructure and technology that has led the way to our modern life. today's seniors are still, they're still busy enriching our society, some of our seniors are busy in the community with care giving, with volunteer, with sharing important life lessons with their children, with their grandchildren, with their neig

. >> reporter: mary anne breaks her silence in an exclusive interview with her husband by her side.woman stabbed the mother of two several time nance unprovoked attack outside this target store. how does it feel to be home? >> i feel blessed to be here. it could have been 100 times worse. >> reporter: she had just finished shopping at trgt and began putting groceries in the back of her car. suddenly she says the woman stabbed her twice in the back once in the head. >> comes up from behind strikes me. >> reporter: she turned around bleeding profusely. >> and when i realized she did it, i just ran. there was nothing else i could do. >> reporter: while she was running aby a witness found an offduty police officer across the parking lot. police were i believe to arrest the woman. they say she was holding two knives. police also say the video from inside the shoppers free warehouse next to target shows the suspect stealing a back of knives that she allegedly used in the attack. >> i think that's what makes me the most mad is that they let her leave the store. >> reporter: she's also mad

mary ann join us with advice. >> it has also been found in some types of lettuce, but this is the one thing you need to remember. heat is your friend. that's the best way to kill listeria, but if that's not an option, there are other ways to minimize your risk. this is what listeria looks like under the mike scope. >> listeria has a remarkable ability to travel from one cell to the other in the human body without going outside. >> enabling it to hide from antibodies, with possibly deadly consequenc consequences. >> in some people, it can get into the brain and cause meningitis. >> in the latest outbreak, it is blamed for the deaths of at least 15 people nationwide. health officials traced four strains to this colorado antelope farm. and farms in solinas is recalling more than 90 cases of bagged, chopped, romaine lettuce after a sample detected listeria. experts say the bacteria occurs naturally in our environment, found in soil and water, so how do you protect your family? allen teaches food handling safety at san jose state university. he says cooking is your only foolproof option. >

mary ann fab row nbc bay area news. >>> they've been connected since birth, but these two sisters will soon undergo separation surgery. angelina and angelica will undergo the surgery next week at stanford. they're joined at the chest and abdomen and have separate hearts, brains, kidneys, stomachs and intestines. this will be the second set of conjoined twins separated at the children's hospital. a team of doctors performed a similar surgery in 2007. the chance of conjoins twins is one in every 100,000 births worldwide. >> amazing the doctors at louis eel packard. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist. this was suntan weather today? >> we were out enjoying it. >> i guess you could call it that. very optimistic -- >> have you seen my suntan? >> yes. let's take a look at the lows. we have a nice rebound as raj mentioned. it was warmer out there today. napa dropping to 35, santa rosa at 36. that did tie the old record at 36. san jose with 46. let's get a look outside right now, no fog from san bruno mountain, looking toward the bay bridge. we're seeing these winds quite a bit from yes

i'm mary ann rafferty. now back to "on the record." >> he was known as a scrambler.rterback that simply no one could catch. nfl hall of famer for the minnesota vikings and new york giants, fran tarkenton is here. tonight he's not talking football. it's how to fix jobs and correct the educational system. good evening, sir. >> greta, how about those packers? let's break up the packers. i think we ought to level out the playing field here. they are too rich. >> i was just telling someone right before it started that i remember when i was a kid you were like the devil because we couldn't catch you and then the johnny unite s. you were picking on the packers. nice to see you. >> thank you. >> i understand tonight you have some ideas on how to get jobs. what can we do about jobs in this country? >> well, i just think that we need to look at the real problems in this country. and i wrote something about the teachers union, you know. and the great thing about the nfl and about sports, it's a union. but there's not guaranteed employment. if you produce and play great, you get

mary's, anne arund arundel. along the way waters, temperatures in the bay and northern neck, mid-30s. after that gorgeous sunny day yesterday, clouds on the increase. just high clouds drifting over us for the morning commute. sunrise at 7:34. here's your day planner for this monday as we get back to work and school. we'll have sunshine this morning, but then clouding up during the afternoon. temperatures climbing into the mid-50s by midafternoon. i'll have your spooky halloween forecast coming up in ten minutes. you'd better be ware. do we have anything to beware with the traffic, danella? >> no. your roads are clear, not really seeing any issues. let's head down to virginia and get a live look at i-95. taking on 95 in both directions in virginia, you are clear. as you continue on to 395, not seeing any problems there. here's the view from duke street, all the way to the 14th street bridge, you are absolutely clear this morning. now back to you both. >> danella, thank you. >>> one person is dead and another in c

. >>> and stephanie rawlings blake will hold a press conference at mary ann winterly elementary as parte walk to school month. they will announce grant fundingused for pedestrian safety initiative in school zones. >>> news time is 5:56. fire and rescue teams were at a medical center yesterday. what prompted the evacuation at a national naval medical center in bethesda. >>> and pot candy is causing an uproar. the phoney cardy is being pulled from shelves. >>> and find out why sony had to temporarily lock thousands of online play station accounts. we will tell you why when good morning maryland. we will be back in few minutes. your favorites, in pieces. >>> you're watching the station that works for you "good morning maryland. >>> everything i do is for him. >> a

ann marie buerkle, and myself. this provision would address the findings of a government accountable office report detailing the high prevalence of sexual assault incidents at v.a. medical facilities and the very serious failures and accountability on the part of v.a. leadership. as i have said before, just one assault, just one assault of this nature, one sexual predator, or one veterans' rights being violated within the v.a. is one too many. i am grateful to my good friend, the ranking member, mr. filner, and the health subcommittee chairwoman, ann marie buerkle, and ranking member mike michaud, for the leadership they have brought in strengthening the health care system for our veteran heroes. i now yield as much time as she may consume to my good friend and colleague, chairwoman buerkle, to further discuss the provisions of h.r. 2073 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york is recognized. ms. buerkle: i thank the chairman. thank you, madam speaker. i rise in vong support of h.r. 2074 as

mary ann rapheerty, fox news. >>> and this mornings, d.c. mayor vincent gray is asking for a federal disaster declaring a and is requesting $15 million. the cathedral was damaged in august and is due to reopen november 12th and reparse could take more than two years. mayor gray said that he will seek another seven million dollars in disaster funs. the city government buildings damaged during the quake. >>> and in sports, the world series is leaving at one game appease now. the texas rangers rallied with two runs in the top of the 9th to beat the cardinals 2-1. josh hamilton and michael young hit back-to-back sacrifice flies and the series moves to texas tomorrow night. of course, you can see that game and every game here on fox 5. >>> and we saw plenty ahead. the weather traffic and all of the top stories. fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts now. >>> it's 4:30 on this friday. it's october 21st, 2011. and looking live at the u.s. capitol dome this morning. good morning. i'm sarah simons, welcome to fox 5 morning news and say hello to tucker bar

no one in washington knew about anne rutledge. well, mary lincoln did, but she didn't want to hear about it. lincoln never discussed anne, he never wrote about her. but the death of his son sent him back 30 years to that same feeling of loss and devastation. it really made lincoln, who was very empathetic anyway, empathize with all the dead of the civil war. and, in fact, if you read his letter to sandy mccullough which i quote in "bloody crimes" which is, by far in my opinion, the singlemost beautiful letter abraham lincoln ever wrote in his life. it's written to a young girl whose father was killed in battle, and lincoln knew the man. you must read that letter. that letter -- lincoln was writing to himself in that letter. and to the american people. in the case of jefferson davis, one of his little boys fell to his death from the balcony of the confederate white house. davis received word at his office, he rushed home only to hold his son in his arms for a few minutes. the boy's skull was crushed, bones were broken, and as he held his boy

the yellow shaded area in dorchester county, the eastern shore, anne arundel, st. mary's, to prince george's, and montgomery county all under a tornado watch and 11:00 p.m. tonight. right now, the further north you go, the better conditions you can expect as far as severe weather. so far, the rain has been light, just sprinkles and drizzle of around baltimore. from northern anne arundel area from b.w.i. marshall south and west into virginia, the rain has been heavier. to the north, temperatures are in the mid-60s. even in the 50's around western maryland. but it gets warmer and even monday around here to the south to the eastern shore. even 80 degrees around salsbury. that is the area prone to set -- tenders from activity. temperatures will be steady overnight. the frontal boundary is triggering the thunderstorms. we thought another front, a strong cold front over the midwest * read through here. that comes through tomorrow afternoon. once this front gets through, a big area of high pressure and the weekend is still looking nice. tomorrow, maybe an afternoon thunderstorm.

. >> reporter: we'll stay in touch with both mary and anne arundel county and let you know when and if this issue with the goddard house is resolved. if you have a story you want us to check out you can email me. c rowson, wmar.com or at click to fix wmar.com. charlie crowson, abc 2 news. >>> a long time announcer had a stunning now. >> he went to his doctor and at 9:04 we didn't know what to say when we heard his news. >> she was here and then she was gone. >> if you need a little motivation to walk and run on sunday to find a cure for breast cancer, maybe this story is the one you need to hear. we'll hear from her loving family. >>> one man wants us to wear white and carry a bible instead of dressing up for a lean. find out what is behind jesus gene. we return in 60 seconds. >>> you know, when you think of lodge-time radio talk show hosts you think of jean burns, allen christian and tom march and this man. we started listening to him in 1984 and started listening to him on wbl radio. but this mornings his words didn't sound like he would be with us the rest of the day. listen. >> and

. >> i am mary ann raf pert. president obama with a series of actions to help the economy.s to help the stressed homeowners and college students faced with rising tuition. he can't wait for congress to act trips will include fundraising events. two-days after the dictator qaddafi declaring liberation on sunday. thousands packed the streets for the liberation ceremony. the new government is intended to set up a democracy. it is after 8 months of civil war. back to huckabee for your latest headlines go to foxnews.com. you are watching the most powerful name in news fox news channel. would like to comment e-mail us. [applause] >> mike: will listen for news and commentary the huckabee report it is heard on 600 radio stations and available on a daily pod cast. go to mike huck.comand join the facebook page and follow me on wit - twitter. >> gaddafi and al-awlaki and osama bin laden have all been eliminated while barack obama was in office. isn't this the same president who apologized for the bush administration stance on threats to national security. it looks like it is time for

police say mary ann rivera killed her spouse by pouring hot greece on him back in 1970.ted bond and became a fugitive. police used the internet to track her. >>> a boston firefighter and a young boy are reunited. glen mcgillroy held 6-year-old xavier in his arms today. three days ago, he held the little boy outside a barning apartment building. the lieutenant saved the boy after telling the child's grandmother to drop the boy, in order to save him. >> i saw my grandson screaming as he fell. and he just fell right into the officer's arm right there. >> xavier received a hat and t- shirt from the fire department. he says he wants to be a firefighter when he grows up. >>> an unusual and lovely love story. after spending over seven decades together, one iowa couple dies holding hands. gordon and norma yeager were rushed to the hospital after being in a car crash. they were placed into the intensive care unit, hand in hand. family members watched as the couple's hearts stopped beating. >> dad stopped breathing. and i couldn't figure out what's going on because the heart monit

i'm mary ann rafferty. pillar of american power in the world.ert influence and advance our interests. >> greta: fox news special, economy in 2012 and a critical deadline is quickly approaching. super committee is racing to reach an agreement. last time they took it down to a deadline there was a credit downgrade. so are we heading for a double downgrade? christina joins us. first of all what are the odds that this super committee by november 23rd is going to reach an agreement. >> even though i am an optimist, i would say that the odds are pretty slim. they have built a little extra time. but really these mandatory cuts in spending, if they don't reach an agreement don't trigger until january 15th, that is a lot of time for congress to put the pedal to the metal and make something happen. that deadline is rapidly approaching and parties on the committee are still wide apart in the way they are trying to reach a deal. >> greta: i think there is a little voodoo but to what extent is the composition of committee. are the leaders that put the commit

. >>> mary ann just tweeted me saying rain on the sanmityo bridge. some of the moisture is starting to work its way in. the main rain ban continues to the north. but now light rain. it is on its way. it is going to make it to the north bay and maybe all the way down past sfo, oakland and maybe concord. 50s specifies on the temps. mostly cloudy. rain develops. a lot of fog and drizzle on the morning. and then highs very mild for some but still not too bad for others. 60s to 70s. santa clara with mid to upper 70s. clouds in the morning or mostly cloudy. then rain develops to the north. we clear it out tuesday. wednesday and thursday mostly sunny and warmer. they fall apart on friday. >>> the state of connecticut says it wants amazon to collect sales tax onimes shipped to its residents. amazon says it doesn't have to since it doesn't have physical presence. connecticut says it will push for the taxes amazon should have connected. california has passed a law requiring amazon to get sales taxes. >>> drivers are breathing a sigh of relief as gas prices hav

i am mary ann raf feft now ba-- answer rafferty now back to geraldo at large. >>> want to give the bigheir final word. he is accused of sexually harassing two women at the time a gop leading contender if the polls are to be believed was the president of the restaurant association that were given cash settlements also known as hush money they left their job if these allegations are true. the campaign is denying them. it will have a devastating impact on the race. you mknow the number. you have friend here on "at large"." now joe the plumber we will give you a word. >> media will say what they are going to say regardless of what he is going to come out with. denying it will only inflame it. he has to have his game plan and move forward. his character will prove to be the case. >> what do you think? >> i think we have got ann coulter and joe the plumber two strong conserve tufs you heard the reaction. they don't see it as devastating or it will cause him to suddenly plummet. social conservatives may be troubled with this. they will get into details ask questions depends on how he responds

fox's mary ann rafferty has the details. >> reporter: christians, muslims and egyptian security forces face off in the streets of cairo. some of the unruly crowd can be seep hurling stones, fire bombs and tearing up the pavement for ammunition. violent clashes leaving the streets littered with dirt, rubble and debris. >> i saw them firing tear gas and saw the army clashing with civilians but i don't know the reason. >> reporter: christians blame in on the ruling military council. they say the military has been too lean yebt on those responsible for the anti- christiana attacks since the removal of former president hosni mubarak back in february. the country's prime minister is denouncing the uprising. >> reporter: the most serious stretch of the country's security is tampering with muslim security. the atmosphere provides the opportunity for the country's enemy to tamper with the security. >> reporter: an armored security van sped into the crowd trying to disperse it. >> there is no problem if they want to build churches so long as it is done by a principal. >> reporter: the late of th

. >> i am mary ann lafferty. they are liberated in moammar qaddafi.me town even if qaddafi remains at large. rebel commanders report having sieged a convention center that had been serving as a base for forces still loyal to qaddafi. 7 people forced to tread water for 20 hours have been rescued the coast guard. they were not wearing life jackets. among those rescued was among a 4-year-old girl. the group was not able to stay together in the choppy seas and some drifted 4 miles from where the boat sank. an 80-year-old woman did not survive. aim marianne rafferty now back to geraldo. you are watching the most powerful name in news, pox nefo channel. >> my question is quite simply if i am forced to do this what will i tell those people who's jobs i will have to eliminate. >> add 1 and a half percent to the total cost of doing business. >> the calculation on what the impact would do quite honestly is incorrect. >> welcome back to the county park at the head of wall street now to herman cain who has been come founding democrats since clinton you saw him. i

mary ann rafferty has the story. >> i was in iowa and i got a chance to speak to talk to people who areort of at the republican edge of politic and they like herman cain. >> reporter: herman cain surprised many after coming in number one in last month's florida straw poll. >> our fund raising has picked up substantially as a result of what happened in florida because i think it sent a message that i am a viable candidate. >> reporter: he won a straw poll with the national federation of republican women in kansas city, missouri along with topping a tea party straw poll in suburban chicago. >> i think the thing that resonated most with the people today was my 999 plan because it is simple toened. it is fair. >> reporter: some political analysts agree. >> some say it isn't fully worked out but it's bold big reform agenda that addresses the problem we face. >> reporter: cain also suggesting why he is better than some of another gop contenders. on new jersey governor chris christie. >> i respect governor christie. he has basically distinguished himself because he is not afraid to tell it lik

. ♪ >> from america's news headquarters i'm mary ann rafferty.conomy added jobs but it included 45,000 verizon workers rehired after coming off a strike. it takes about 125,000 jobs every month to keep up with population growth. and the death toll from listeria and cantalope is rising again. the outbreak has killed 21 people. 109 people have become sick from the tainted fruit. it's been link today cantalopes from a farm in colorado. >> they are searching a land full in connection with a ten-month-old baby lisa. the mother failed a lie detector tore test. they claim the child was snatched from her crib sometime late monday or early tuesday. now back to our 15th fox anniversary special. >> welcome back to fox news "15 years, fair and balanced." for the past ten years, "on the record" with greta van susteran has been number one at 10:00 p.m.. the reason? let's find out. >> i think work here is at 10:00 about what is going on. i think the viewers get that. it goes out to the camera. we enjoy our job. >> a short time ago senator hatch went on the reco

mary ann cook of golden gate university said most americans can identify with the up wall street movement under employed people. unemployed people. older people who feel like the pens are gone. people who can't get health care. at their work. if they have work. people lost their homes or worried about losing their homes. >> people like mark who lost his home in petaluma. >> when the housing market collapsed the house was worth half of what i owed on it so i called up the bank and asked if they would refinancier work with me or something and they refused to. >>reporter: the movement started in new york just 3 wee weeks ago. some are already making comparison to the social protest of the 60's. >> don't feel like politician are representing them. they feel like they have to just be loud and they want everyone to come out and join them. >>reporter: politicians are responding. on tuesday g.o.p. presidential hopeful mit romney said he thought it was dangerous and called it class war fare. this morning congresswoman spear tweeted romney calls up wall street class war fare? i call it democracy. e

she went to live with him in his so-called castle in the ukraine which were in need of repair and mary ann american heiress she would provide funds to do that and to allow him to buy a pound to create an english style fox hunt at his place among other things. finally her parents cut them off and refuse to give them any more money. that is when he became violent and started beating cissy patterson. she finally left him just shy of their fourth anniversary and took their 2-1/2-year-old daughter but the count followed and kidnapped the little girl and held her for ransom for two years. in the meantime the pattersons's cousins the mccormicks were so connected that her uncle was the american ambassador in st. petersburg and the and and had connections to russian ports. so the family was able to prevail on president taft and republican friends and these are of russia to put pressure to return the child eventually. she came home with her daughter and after going through a lot of trouble and enduring a lot of anxiety and spending money to get the little girl back she ignored her and she grew up ne

mary's county, anne arundel county. that's the best chance for flash flooding. all of us will have to worry about a wet commute in the morning and a wet commute coming home on wednesday. future cast, 10:00 tonight, we're okay, just some clouds. maybe a couple sprinkles. but we get into the early morning hours. everybody is wet. notice the yellow and oranges. the activity is east of town. i think as we go through, we'll see this move to the west. so right now it's primarily east of i-95. lunchtime, we have rain and showers across the board. back into prince georges county. in the evening, yeah, we are going to go home with wet roads again. then we get into the early morning hours on thursday. we get a break as the system finally pulls away from us. for tonight, mostly cloudy, breezy, mild showers and thunderstorms by dawn. some could be heavy by dawn. lows 55 to 60. by morning, showers and storms. some could be heavy. temperatures in the 50s and 60s and by afternoon. well, more showers and storms. some could be heavy and temperatures 55 to 70. winds out of the so

mary's now. southern annerundel here and even as you get into prince george's county, east of 301, pretty good chance you're going to run into sprinkles there as well. our temps this morning, they're cold. only 41 in gaithersburg. 45 at bowie this morning. it is 46 for alexandria. 43 in leesburg and haymarket. centreville is 46. in town, temperatures which are barely cool. 47. dew point 42 and the humidity at 83%. we're looking at another day like we've had with the scattered showers here and there. mid-50s. tonight, we're back in the 40s. breezy tomorrow. sun returns. 67. a warmer wednesday. 74. look at this. little cooldown thursday. 68 but the rest of the week friday, saturday and sunday, long weekend perhaps? temperatures in the upper 70s with sunshine. monika? >> there you go again. if you're planning to head out right now, no problems. we've got the green light. let me show you the beltway and zoom into the northside of town. we're looking good on the beltway right here. no problems at university bouleva

>> reporter: well, mary, a queen anne's county woman now faces dozens of additional animal cruelty charges, bringing the number of counts to 133. investigators say canterbury farm owner marcia parkinson, failed to provide care for more than 100 horses seized from her farm in april. the animals were discovered in terrible health, many of them significantly underweight, with parasites. >> all right, denise, thank you. the humane society found private farms and charities to board and care for all of the horses. >>> well, it is amanda knox's first full day of freedom. she's adjusting to life back at home, after she was released from an italian prison. manuel gallegus reports for wjz from seattle, where he spoke to knox's family today. >> reporter: amanda knox is back in her hometown, safe and sound, with her family. but her father won't say exactly where she is. >> she is in the united states. and trust me, you will not find her. [ laughter ] >> reporter: they're trying to give the 24-year-old time to readjust to a life of freedom. >> reporter: knox was overcome with emotion at her airport hom

mary ann thompson, whose husband set free 50 exotic animals from his own private zoo last week beforeys she wants to reclaim the half dozen animals that survived that ordeal. we're talking about three leopards, two primates and a bear, all cared for by a staff at the columbus zoo since all this unfolded. the zoo says it has no legal right to keep theance mall the animals but they're doing everything they can to prevent having to keep the animals back. they are hoping that mrs. thompson would leave the animals at the zoo in the care of our professionals. we're trying to get authorization from government authorities and agencies to ensure they say at the zoo. ohio governor john kasich starting a task force to write a new low to make it tougher for people to own their own exotic animals. police were forced to kill four dozen animals from tomtom son's property including rare bengal tigers, lions. bears and giraffe. jenna: amazing to believe that there is no law that will keep them at the zoo after everything that happened. unbelievable. update you what will happen with these animals and w

mary ann afterrerty has that story. >> i was in iowa and got to talk to people at the republican edge they realize like her main cane. >>> our fundraising has picked up substantially as a result of what happened in florida because i think it sent a message that i am a viable candidate. >> most recently he won a straw poll in kansas city missouri along with topping a tea party straw poll in suburban chicago. >> the thing that resonated most was my 99 plan it is simple to under -- 999 plan it is simple to understand and fair. >>> to say the 999 plan doesn't fully work out or won't produce enough revenue it is a bold, big reform agenda that addresses the problem we face. >> cane suggesting why he is better than some other contenders. >> i respect governor christy he has distinguished himself he is not afraid to tell it like it is like me but he would be another person in the contest. >> on rick san tore rum. >> i like rick but his personality is one that looks and appears to be more prep than say my personality much more relaxed. >>> another debate in new hampshire. in new york, fox news

. >> reporter: mary anne thompson's trailer pulls away without the animals she calls her children. the animals are under quarantine following orders from the ohio department of ago culture. the indefinite quarantine will allow an opportunity to conduct a full and appropriate investigation as to the health status of these animals. >> praise god. that's an answer to prayer. i know she thinks they are her pets and stuff. they're not like cats and dogs. >> reporter: jack hannah said the animals are exactly where they need to be. >> i know what the conditions were. you wouldn't want to see it. the animals aren't leaving the zoo and that's the right decision. what's right is right. what's wrong is wrong. this is right. >> reporter: thompson wants the animals she said she owns back. last week her husband terry thompson released more than 50 exotic animals from his property in rural ohio and killed himself. within minutes calls began pouring into 911. >> yeah, there's a lion on mount perry road. >> i'm pretty sure i just saw a wolf. >> we live next to terry thompson and there is a bear and

we had a great time to sit down and talk, myself and mary and wmitt and anne. it sealed the deal for me. i believe he can win and take our country in a different direction. >> greta: so what will governor's endorsement mean to mitt romney. rick cline joins us. >> the other side of this, he is the biggest rock star in the republican party. less than a week ago, people were begging him to reconsider his decision to run for president. >> but the reason people are begging him is because they were unhappy with governor romney. i thought it was sort of insult to governor romney? >> that is what makes it potentially powerful to turn forward. the biggest impact is the snam it sends to the big donors that have been sitting on the sidelines. now you are telling those folks, right behind mitt romney. you are starting to see republicans coalesce. >> greta: money is huge? >> money is huge factor and energy and momentum from mitt romney. it's a critical time in the primary. we have seen a lot of flux elsewhere. he would like to coalesce support and establish as the lead fron

. >> mary ann se dedica a rescatar. > subsiste a base de donaciones.rende la importancia de cuidarlos, no verlos como mascota sino como lo que son, animales salvajes y exÓticos- regresamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> gracias, que bueno que en el paÍs existan varios centros como estos. >> no permita el abuso de los arÉvalo. - animales. >> e incluso estos centros entren tan inactivar a los padres para que lleven a sus hijos. hay que comenzar por la educaciÓn en casa. >> les veremos travÉs de revelaciÓn de lo que la casa de protagonistas, pero eso es mÁs adelante. cuÁles son las enfermedades mÁs comunes del otoÑo? aquÍ se lo decimos. tambiÉn al volver tenemos a claudia molina, saca el six pack! ya la tenemos! >> que bÁrbara! ♪ hmm, esto me parece familiar. isí! es tu receta, mamá. ♪ no, no puede ser. esta está muchmejor. ♪ [ locutora ] une a tu familia y amigos con nuestra mayonesa kraft. cremosa. suave. y con el ligero sabor que complementa sazón para ayudarte a re-escribir la historia de tus platillos. kraft real mayo y tu sazón lo unen todo. la tu