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come on, ann? >> i'm not following the parallels at all. >> i am. it's called vindictive. >> george bush was -- >> they come hard at you and cut your legs off. >> george bush was interviewed on cnn by larry king. he was interviewed by brian williams. he was interviewed on all of these stations. he never stood up and said don't listen to dan rather the way the president of the united states tells congressional republicans don't listen to talk radio and fox news. dan rather -- >> didn't he get dan rather fired from cbs? >> no, dan rather got himself fired by running lying, slanderous, mocked up national guard documents and treating it as news against a sitting president in a time of war. >> isn't there a lawsuit about that? >> yet, you never saw george bush saying don't listen to dan rather. but, obama gets his feelings hurt. said there. at first -- >> of course you did. >> at first what he was trying to two. why is the white house doing this? you have helen thomas and all of the liberals saying, wow, this is stupid, there's -- people are wondering wh

i see. >> ann coulter and reverend al sharp ton join me.nor general mcchrystal's request. >> it seems weird how long this decision is taking. >> geraldo: i have a theory on that and i have not confirmed it. remember, general david petraeus, the hero of the surge in iraq who is now the commander of iraq and afghanistan was diagnosed with prostate cancer and he had all of that rigorous therapy. i think he was out of the loop and that is why i think the mcchrystal memo got leaked. >> i have a different theory why it took so long. because ann and her friends had us in iraq looking for weapons of mass destruction when we should have been in afghanistan maybe about seven years ago, that might be why is took so long. >> as long as you mention it, i would like to take this opportunity to mention what a disaster it is to move the focus of the war on terrorism from iraq to afghanistan. we win in afghanistan when you didn't have all the muslim focusing on afghanistan. it is not a good country for our military power where we can dominate from the air.

ann? >> john yang this morning, thanks. >>> just ahead, an exclusive live interview with kate gosselin. did jon clean out the family's joint bank account. did their children ask to be taken off television. we'll( piano music playing )hat. by putting an end to paper medical records, we have ushered health into the digital age. saving lives, sometimes when seconds count. managing chronic conditions. making amazing new discoveries. and, oh yes, saving a lot of trees. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> still ahead -- swine flu vaccines arrive today to a dose of controversy. >> how do we know if the vaccine is safe? we'll did sk dask dr. nancy snyderman. >>> and kate gosselin after your local news and weather. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i'm stan stovall. police are identifying the body of a woman found in a sewer pipe in north baltimore on friday. the woman was reported missing in january 2008. according to charging documents, or forme

ann? >> all right, ann, thanks. >>> phillip garrido is back in the headlines this morning. the california man accused of kidnapping and holding jaycee dugard hostage for nearly two decades has sent a letter from prison to a local nbc reporter in sacramento. nbc's michael okwu now has the details. >> reporter: the letter is handwritten and full of misspellings and musings about how authorities have mistreated jaycee. "she's been repeatedly denied access to have an attorney present during questioning," the author writes, "her civil rights have been clearly violated. please consider this request to contact her at your earliest possible date." >> all psychopaths love power and control. so, by sending out this letter, he's still affecting people on the outside and telling them what to do and to do it his way. >> reporter: the return address on the envelope is the county jail where garrido is awaiting trial. just underneath that address, the name faintly visible, phillip garrido. a jail official says the letter appears authentic. a dugard family spokesperson said they have no int

ann curry's standing by with the headlines. ann? >> all right, thank a lot.ing once again, everybody. >>> in the news, a powerful aftershock rocked indonesia again this morning, just as rescue workers are struggling to find survivors from wednesday's 7.6 earthquake. they pulled at least one woman out alive today, but thousands of people are still trapped under the heavy rubble of collapsed buildings. the death toll now at 529 is expected to rise. >>> and here is a look at the devastation in the samoan islands. all told, four tsunamis struck the islands on wednesday after a strong undersea earthquake. the death toll there is at 149, but it's rising there, too, as rescuers are now finding bodies in the ocean. >>> this morning, the head of the u.n.'s nuclear agency said that iran's newly revealed underground nuclear facility is illegal. this as rare talks between iran and the u.s. are under way in geneva. the u.s. trying to get iran to reconsider its nuclear ambitions. a senior u.s. official says washington is open to one-on-one talks with iranian diplomats. >>>

think about it, anne. when i go home to those twins tonight, my prayer is that i live to get them through school, to get them into college. here is this young man, he's making it. he's on a scholarship. he's finally making it. and then this happens. did you see his mother -- >> oh, my gosh. >> -- crying? there's a baby on the way. the mother, the baby, and nobody will talk. i tell you what, if one of those witnesses were your client, anne bremner, all hell would break loose if i was on that prosecution team. let me tell you. >> and that's the thing, nancy. you're so right. i've seen it in cases since i was a baby prosecutor. hundreds of witnesses and none of them saw a thing. homicide right in front of them. that horrible, horrible dynamic in these kinds of cases. and hopefully, someone's watching your show right now, nancy, and sees and will come forward because somebody saw something. he was stabbed to death. >> and to you, dr. perper. how could one stab wound inflict so much damage? >> because the stab

chef ann cooper taken it to new york, burk lee and boulder colorado.for healthy food or later for obesity and diabetes. the cost to treat diabetes meantime, $174 billion in the u.s. each year alone. >> it is really not easy to change but really changeable. you can change the chicken nuggets to roast chicken. tai ter tots. >> cooper launched the free website launch box dot organize with your 80 recipes to spread the healthy revolution in schools nationwide. >> coming up in sports. more reaction from the ravens, ♪ ♪ find your favorite brands from head to toe. all the looks you love and the colors you crave. for an affordable unforgettable fall. style, quality and price matter. jcpenney. . >> police in louisiana are looking for a burglary suspect that likes to do crime in the nude. get this. a homeowner surveillance system caught a nude man as he bathed in the driveway, then got in the house and cooked up a meal for himself. >> the gentleman was right there standing in the driveway. buck naked. >> we have a picture of his face. of his tattoos. of course w

. >>> many of us have read "the diary of anne frank" in school.k tells one girl's story of the holocaust, when 6 million jews were killed by the nazis during world war ii. but anne frank wasn't the only teen writing about what was happening then. siena tells us the story of another girl caught up in that terrible time. >> "february 15, 1943, monday -- the germans have retreated from the eastern front, which may signal the nearing of the end of the war. i'm only afraid that we, the jews, will be finished before." rutka laskier was 14 when she wrote that in her diary. she was all too aware of the danger she faced as a jewish teen living in poland during the second world war. >> she knew exactly what's going on and she knew that the nazi's are determined to kill the jews. she felt that she wouldn't make it through the war and she wanted the diary to survive after her. >> zahava scherz is rutka's half-sister. she's telling the world about "rutka's notebook." it begins just as rutka's family was forced to move into one of poland's jewish ghettos. at fi

susan moss, mickey sherman, ann bremner. nothing under the constitution will disallow or bar that statement from coming in at trial if there ever is a trial, anne bremner. >> that's absolutely right. it's voluntary, it's knowing. she wasn't in custody. it wasn't the police. she didn't ask her lawyer which she shouldn't have done. absolutely comes into evidence. >> mickey, it's not that she didn't ask for a lawyer. we all know she's got a lawyer, but she is adamantly refusing to heed his advice. he won't do an interview, do you blame him? he's got a fairly good reputation. he keeps telling her, don't do this, don't do this, and she does everything except talk to the police. that's the one kicker. that's the one exception. >> nancy, usually, honestly it's the more educated, upper demo clients who won't listen to us because they're smarter than us and they're just paying money and we should listen to what they say. usually the lower demos, lower economic clients, they usually listen to us and take our advice. sure not happening

anne, we have to put bremner up. >> yes, nancy? >> you have an excellent reputation as a defense attorney. >> thank you. >> but that simply is not what i asked you. i'm asking you, not about probable cause, i'm asking about her decision to appear on national tv. >> nancy, you're absolutely right. it's a terrible decision. i can't think of any reason for her to do that. any whatsoever. then she had three very bad areas in the interview, herself. she didn't come off to look to be innocent. >> we're showing you right now the wedding video. >> right. >> now, this is a video of ronald cummings and misty croslin's wedding from nbc's "today show." that was a brief i do. it's very obvious they're not coming clean about the cause of their dors. they're both saying, people look at me. so? that's not a cause for divorce. >> i think the magic is gone. that's a fact. to go on the morning shows, the choices, listen to your lawyer, whether the lawyer is competent or articulate or not, or get to be in new york city in person on the cbs or nbc or a

five committees as betty ann said in the piece have passed it.ee in the house, two in the senate, but where we are right now, jim, the still nagging questions remaining unresolved. is there going to be some sort of a public entity, call it what you want. whether it's triggered or as it comes in, it forces the competition and forces the insurance companies to keep their prices down. >> lehrer: you mean something different than the coop rative. >> something different than the coop rative. >> the senate finance committee is not as liberal as the senate. i mean they lost five of the 13 senate democrats on the public option. that is not, that is 38% by my arithmetic. they are not going to lose 38% in the senate. by report on the hill this week, between 52 and 55 democratic senators, four public options. so the question, there is a lot of other questions. the first one is in the house. it passed three different bills. ways and means, education and labor committee and henry maxman -- waxman's congress committee. speaker pelosi would boil that down to on

anne? >> you know, in a time when people are delaying medical care and other luxuries, i guess no surprise it was coming to this. since we're coming up on halloween i guess it's kind of appropriately ghoulish. >> indeed, it is. to end on a high note. there are also unseen heroes in this recession. people sacrificing to take care of each other and ed pierce is among that group. a landlord who planned to live off the income of his two rental properties but when his tenants lost their jobs, pierce took a position in the photo department of a local walgreen's for $8.50 an hour rather than kick the two families to the street. the landlord with a heart of gold working to cover the families' expenses until they are able to get back to their feet. trend or talk with the peculiar its of commerce these days? >> i think if we talk about them a lot, maybe he will become a trend. >>> the take-away here after this. condensed soup, we don't boil it down, our chefs just add less water from the start. ♪ so

that circle shows anne frank leaning out of her window. the video was meant to show newlyweds as they were walking out of their building and anne frank saw what was going on, stuck her head on and was caught on video. that video was eventually given to anne frank's father otto after world war ii. and otto frank was the only member of his family to survive that war. anne frank died if a nazi concentration camp when she was just 15 years old. before that happened she wrote her very famous diary read around the world. this is the first time a lot of us are seeing what anne frank looked like in moving pictures. we've also seen photographs of her. but this really takes another step forward. and the ago of the anne frank youtube channel says he created it not only to give back to the people who know the story but to trigger people who want to know more about her. interesting. >> already 2 million hits? i think it's fantastic. >> reporter: and i should say we're all concerned about what's going on with this kid and that flying object. >> it's wil

arundel county and runs along the shoreline and the bay in anne arundel and into northern calvert at this point. that's moving to the east. not significant rain. and we'll have the chance for showers. the chances for more sunshine move in. details on all this coming up. >> thank you, john. now to our big story. a 16-year-old boy was denied bail and remains behind bars charged with attempted murder. >> accused of opening fire on an m.t.a. bus full of school children and police say he is allegedly retaliating against the bus driver. >> the allegations are shocking and certainly we need to think of those children on the bus and the terror that they must have experienced that morning. >> a routine bus ride to school turned into a nightmare. a 16-year-old boy opened fire on an m.t.a. bus full of students headed to baltimore middle school. according to charging documents, rasheed was kicked off the bus because of an argument the day before. then he jumped on the bus in the 3500 block and started shooting. at least six bullets hit the front windshield. the driver is credited with making sur

churchville elementary school in queen anne's county is closed due to a water main break. you are off the hook today. >> in the morning commute, most of the majors looking okay. northbound 97 there's an accident. that past benfield boulevard. watch for that. it is off to the side. you should be in much better shape surely there. route 213 in the elkton vicinity, all lanes are closed with an accident. interstate '95 looks good in and out of cecil county and towards the white marsh area. 97 south of the beltway looks great. no problems. a nice ride in the white marsh area. no official allies to talk about yet. back to you. >> our big story, a man accused of rape is still walking the streets. police need your help. >> he allegedly forced his way into the victim's house and ray taryn and beat her with a baseball bat. >> police say the suspect forced his way into his victim's house, raped her at knifepoint, wilder children were sleeping. -- while her children were sleeping. >> he's in his early 20's, 5 ft. 7, and forced his way into the home on franklin street at 2:30 in the mo

anne kornblut joins us now. i understand oprah is at the luncheon hosted by the danish side and we expect short lit first lady will arrive as well? we see the president walking across the south grounds. what are you expecting? >> well, and then he will take off, of course, tonight and fly to copenhagen and be there to make his remarks, make his final pitch to the committee. i think all eyes are going to be on that committee and the people who are choosing where the olympics will go and to see whether this last-minute effort by the president has an impact and whether chicago gets it. >> and we can see oprah today already at that luncheon meeting. first lady is going to be there. they certainly brought out all the stars with the president as the closer. the odds are -- the betting odds have been really improved by the fact that the president is going, anne. >> that's right. up to this point, even when it was just the first lady and valerie jarrett, the senior adviser who were going to represent the white house, th

and anne arundel county police officer shoot king -- an anne arundel county police officer in a shooting. there was some type of struggle between the two, and it ended with the driver receiving a non life-threatening gunshot wound. charges against the suspects are pending. tonight, is afghanistan on the verge of falling to the taliban? the top general in that country warns it is a possibility. this comes as they are coping with the aftermath of one of the deadliest riots since the war began back in 2001. brian mooar has the latest from washington. >> 80 years ago, the u.s. and its allies watched the war in afghanistan -- eight years ago. they are worrying that it could again become a safe haven for al qaeda. president obama's national security adviser says that is not going to happen. >> i do not foresee the return of the taliban, and i want to be clear that afghanistan is not in imminent danger of falling. >> general stanley mcchrystal has said the war may be lost if he does not get 30,000 to 40,000 more troops. >> our strategy is a regional strategy. we focus on afghanistan and asa pak

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come on, ann?not following the parallels at all. >> vindictive. >> george bush was -- >> they come hard at you and cut your legs off. >> george bush was interviewed on cnn by larry king. he was interviewed by brian williams, he was interviewed on all of these stations. he never stood up and said don't listen to dan rather the way the president of the united states tells congressional republicans don't listen to talk radio and fox news. >> didn't he get dan rather fired from cbs? >> he got himself fired by running lying slanderous mocked up national guard documents on the news against the president in a time of war. instead, you never heard george bush say don't listen to dan rather then obama gets his feelings hurt. i tended to agree with what rove said there. at first -- >> of course you did. >> why is it the white house doing this? you have helen thomas and all of the liberals saying, wow, this is stupid, there's -- people are wondering why the white house is doing this. that's why i said, at fir

come on, ann?m not following the parallels at all. >> vindictive. >> george bush was -- >> they come hard at you and cut your legs off. >> george bush was interviewed on cnn by larry king. he was interviewed by brian williams, he was interviewed on all of these stations. he never stood up and said don't listen to dan rather the way the president of the united states tells congressional republicans don't listen to talk radio and fox news. >> didn't he get dan rather fired from cbs? >> he got himself fired by running lying slanderous mocked up national guard documents on the news against the president in a time of war. instead, you never heard george bush say don't listen to dan rather then obama gets his feelings hurt. i tended to agree with what rove said there. at first -- >> of course you did. >> why is it the white house doing this? you have helen thomas and all of the liberals saying, wow, this is stupid, there's -- people are wondering why the white house is doing this. that's why i said, at f

anne arundel's quarterback not running, but hey, touchdown straight ahead. anne arundel up. incredible arm. touchdown for harris. one of the best offenses in the state. last night, another score there. victorious. 38-7. friday afternoon. 8 in the first. good news. 75 yards and the touchdown. goodness gracious. edmonton. very accurate, perfect throw. two h points. at that point edmonton goes on to win it 36-14 your final. for more on friday's games, get online to wbaltv.com and click on "extra points." highlights and scores from week five. extra points your home on the web for baltimore area high school football. that's our look at sports. i'm pete gilbert. see you back here tonight at 11:00. >> the calendar says october but it is looking like christmas at the b & o railroad museum. for the first time the admission is free because disney is promoting the release of "a christmas carol" starring jim carrey. >> carollers create a set forg a classic tale. the train is on a 40-city tour to promote the movie being released november 1. >> we wanted people to not just be an advertise

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anne arundel county is the first one to hold the clinic. the county decided not to waste time and wanted to get a clinic up sooner rather than later. >> the young children coming in first. we have about 450 appointments already established, but the point is, to take care of the most needy individuals, and right now it's the infants. >> reporter: you can get the regular seasonal flu shot just about everywhere. this cvs, for example, has them everyday. with trickling supplies it may be hard for the general public to get the h1n1 shot at least in these first few weeks. with the rate of illness slowly growing in places like schools the uncertainties over what to expect from this year's flu season is what made williams grab her two kids out of school and bring them here. since she's a health care worker all three of them, especially the little ones are in a high risk category. >> my 2-year-old tends to get pneumonia every year. it turns into pneumonia and happened to her twice last year. so she starts with a cough, then 104 fever. can't break fo

. >>> the only existing moving images of ann frank are on-line for all to see.nn frank museum posted the 22nd footage on youtube and already attracted more than 720,000 views. this film was taken on july 22nd, 1941, just about a year before the frank family went into hiding from the nazis. a 13-year-old ann frank can be seen leaning over her balcony to get a better look at her neighbor who's getting married. ann died in a nazi concentration camp in march of 1945. >>> rescuers are searching for survivors three days after the massive 7.6 earthquake. one victim sent a text message from the rubble of a collapsed hotel in the hopes of being found. rescuers have been frantically working to reach him. three more villages have been wiped out in indonesia by landslides. hundreds are buried. ian williams has more from the disaster area in padang, indonesia. >> reporter: one piece of encouraging news this morning, this road, one of the main arteries into town, has now reopened and aid is flowing into padang. but it is still pretty precarious. officials know that an aftersh

tv anchor woman ann presley's brutal murder. i'm talking about confession tapes. >>> and then a man admits to killing his wife and gets to go home to his mansion? his mansion? what the heck's going on here? >>> let's meet today's winner, from dewey, arizona. christ itched was addicted to nicotine for 40 long years, before quitting cold turkey in 2006. she joined an online community for support. way to go. how about this for a visual. she wiped down her tv and computer monitors and then hung the brown rag on the wall to remind her about all the nasty chemicals polluting her lungs. christi, for sharing your story, you're going to be getting an autographed copy of my new book "i want" and a chance to win a trip to new york city and visit me on the set of "issues." way to go, girl. >>> now, tonight's "top of the block." an update in the gruesome murder of an arkansas tv anchor woman. a judge has ruled all taped confessions and dna evidence taken from accused rapist and killer curtis vance be admissible in court. right on. vance is c

yesterday, in anne arundel county officials showed us why they are so serious about this. community members were invited to try a free live simlation of what can happen when you text behind the wheel at the anne arundel community college. no real surprises here. there were a number of crashes and wrecks. >> the airbags came out and we had to -- and i started thinking i thought the car was going to explode. >> i'm not taking that chance ever again. it's not worth it. over a dumb text message that can wait. >> i take my phone out and put it in the glove department so i don't really care about it. or turn it off. >> a bright man. just put it in the glove compartment. the texting while driving ban went into effect at midnight but doesn't cover reading text messages or talking on the phone or even just looking at it. those -- that's still legal. >>> also, baltimore's automated speed monitoring program begins today. dozens of cameras will be installed around the city. we saw one at 33rd and northeast baltimore. for the first month, you you exceed the speed limit by 12 miles per

the queen anne's county sheriff's office says propellers, tie bars, out drives and hydraulic steering were stolen from three boats. all boats are privately owned and for sale. estimated cost of the missing items is more than $105,000. >>> the commander of baltimore southeastern police district has been suspended, pending a review on a personnel matter. majorror roger bergeron is home with pay. he has commanded the district since 20007 and has been a member of the police force since 1991. details on why he has been suspended have not been released. >>> you know, every little bit helps, i bet. businesses hit by the water- main break have been given an extension on tax payments. the october 15th due date has been extended to november 15th. they won't have to pay interest or late payment fees. they want to be sure the business owners are not penalized by something that was totally out of their control. >>> another breezy, cool day. there you can see no precipitation across the region. but that's about to change by this time tomorrow evening as a frontal system starts making its way in our

hey, melissa. >> hi, ann.lly today is on those unemployment numbers, this one day after the dow, the russell and the s&p had their biggest single-day drop since july. one of the reasons, auto sales, which tanked in september on the heels of the cash for clunkers program. gm reported a 45% decline versus a year ago, chrysler 42%. only hyundai bucking the trend, up 27%. ann, back to you. >> all right, melissa, thank you so much. >>> finally now, some clown paid $35 million to go into orbit and made it to the international space station this morning. in fact, he was the founder of cirque du soleil. laliberte. he threatens to tickle the cerp while they're sleeping. uh-oh, that could be annoying. it is now 8:04. time for the weather and al. >> announcer: "where are we today" is brought to you by comfort suites and the other fine choice hotels. >>> got some more big mariah fans over here. you guys have a pretty good shot there, see mariah. are you excited about this? >> huge fan. >> yeah. >> yeah! >> yes! >> so exci

police say she's in danger. 18-year-old coed caylee ann yal dechlt disappears just after witnessing a violent fight between her friend and her ex-boyfriend. in the last hours cops find her car just five miles from her home. but no caylee. law enforcement searching for clues. tonight, where is 18-year-old keighley? >> a beautiful teen girl simply vanishes into thin air. and tonight, kansas police looking for your help. 18-year-old keighley ann alyea last seen in her own home. police say they're urgently concerned because just days ago keighley witnessed a fight between a friend and that friend's brother. the friend's brother is keighley's ex-boyfriend. >> my gut's not telling me good things right now. >> since reporting her missing her family's been worried sick. >> i've been through a lot of thngz in my life and i can honestly say i've never felt this way before. >> police unable to locate keighley or track down her vehicle about five miles away from her own home. that green mazda now being processed for evidence. police hit a dead end checking keighley's cell phone activity as three

think about it anne. when i go home to those twins tonight, my prayer is that i live to get them through school to get them into college. here's this young man he's making it. he's on a scholarship. he's finlly making it. and then this happened. did you see his mother? >> oh my god. >> crying? there's a baby on the way. the mother the baby, and nobody will talk? i tell you what if one of those witnesses were your client, anne bremner? all hell would break loose if i was on that prosecution team. let me tell you. >> that's the thing nancy, you're so right. i've seen it in cases since i was a baby prosecutors hundreds of witnesses and nobody saw a thing. homicide right in front of them. and hopefully someone's watching your show right now, nancy and sees, and will come forward. because somebody saw something. he was stabbed to death. >> and to you dr. perper, how could one stab wound inflict so much damage? >> because the stab wound to the abdomen can go upwards, and can hit the heart or major blood vessel,

sue moss, alex sanchez, anne bremner. anne bremner, high profile lawyer joining us out of seattle.hat's your defense of parents that apparently put their child on the air? he blurts out, we did it for the show on cnn. then when he's asked that question again, he's so upset he vomits on national tv. on "today" and abc. >> nancy, i knew you were going to ask me that. it's a terrible situation. nobody died. it was a hoax. >> please answer the question. >> my defense is that we've got to see all the facts in the thing and life doesn't imitate art. it imitates bad tv. >> felony charges may be filed against richard and mayumi heene for claiming their 6-year-old son was on board a homemade mylar balloon when it floated away from their backyard thursday afternoon. >> it wasn't until the "larry king" show where the family was interviewed by wolf blitzer that we had the first ah-ha moment. >> did you hear us calling your name at any time? you did? >> you did? >> why didn't you come out? >> you guys said that we did this for the show. >> when wolf talked to the father and the father was askin

i'm here with the always candid, always cute ann coulter. hi, ann. >> hello! >> okay. first i want to start off, before he died, don hewitt called me and said two things. >> never do that again. >> he is gone now but still. >> i'm guessing that's what he said to you. >> no, no, no. he said, this is the first time i've ever really liked ann coulter. number one. he said, number two, i think it's an act. is it an act? what do you think about all of that? >> i got a lot of comments to this day. >> from don hewitt? >> yes. he was calling me saying it's a first time i've ever really liked joy behar. no, i've had a lot of people saying they loved us on together just in the past week or so. the last time i was on with you four or five months ago. >> really? see us? >> we were a good combo team. >> a personal question. besides a sarah palin speech, what makes you happy? >> what makes me happy? >> what makes you happy in the world. >> the happiest was bill clinton's impeachment. i suspect the -- >> second -- >> going to be obama's impeachment. >> yeah. why? you really don't like

in anne arundel county officials showed off why you really need to just put your phone in your pocketmmunity members were invited to try a free live simulation of what can happen when you text behind the wheel, at anne arundel community college. no real surprise here, we had a number of crashes. >> the airbags came out and we had to -- and i started freaking out. i thought the car was going to explode. >> i'm not taking that chance ever again. it's not worth it. my life was almost on the line over a dumb text message that could have waited. >> i just take my phone out and put it in the glove compartment so i don't care about it or turn it off. >> the new law doesn't ban reading text messages or talking on the phone. if you're caught texting you could be fined $500. do you think the new law can be enforced by police? log on to abc2news.com. tell us what you think. scroll down and look at the righthand side of the home page. >>> speeders, beware as well. the speed cameras are active and watching you in the city today. the first month drivers who exceed the speed limit by at least 12 mil

i'm here with the always candid, always cute ann coulter. hi, ann. >> hello! >> okay. first i want to start off, before he died, don hewitt called me and he saw you and me on larry king's show and he said two things -- >> never do that again. >> well, he's gone now. >> i'm guessing that's what he said to you. >> no, no, no. he said, this is the first time i've ever really liked ann coulter. number one. he said, number two, i think it's an act. is it an act? what do you think about all of that? >> i got a lot of comments to this day. >> from don hewitt? >> yes. he was calling me saying it's a first time i've ever really liked joy behar. no, i've had a lot of people say how they loved us being on together, even just in the past week or so. the last time i was on with you four or five months ago. >> really? did they see us? >> i think we're a good kbo team. >> a personal question. besides a sarah palin speech, what makes you happy? >> what makes me happy? >> what makes you happy in the world. >> the happiest was bill clinton's impeachment. i suspect the -- >> second -- >>

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how about ann taylor?> well, i think that the detroit lions, previous to this sunday, that we just had and ann taylor are a fitting couple. know that ann taylor's come back and that's terrific and i salute them for coming back and however i think that they've come back too far. i want to ring the register. i could buy walmart right here. retail, it's a little touch and go for the moment. because the end of september wasn't so strong. how about dale in wyoming, dale? >> caller: yes, sir. i have a big wyoming, windy high plains boo-yah. >> nice, nice. i will give you a natural gas natural petroleum wyoming boo-yah, what's up? >> caller: i got a double on garmin. pulled my original investment. and now it's garmin coming out with the smartphone and exclusive deal with at&t. it's going to compete somewhat with my apple's iphone. >> dale, dale listen to me. dale, you caught a double in a bad stock. you know what you do when you do that? you ring the register. come on, man. two points off of the 52-week high. a d

let's go back outside to al. >> hey, ann. nobody is leaving after mariah's concert because she is still here. she's talking with some of her fans, signing autographs. big fan, eddie may, our security guy. look at him there. in fact, they both have the same sunglasses on. look at that. that's interesting. anyway, it's very sweet. anyway, let's check your weather, see what's going on, show you for today, we're looking at a big storm system, low pressure in minnesota and a cold front trailing, and that's bringing, pushing rain in through the upper ohio river valley, down into the gulf coast we've got a risk of strong storms, texas on into louisiana, mobile, alabama, >> mostly cloudy skies today at a high temperature up to 74 degrees. rainfall developing tonight and into tomorrow morning and after >> all right, mariah carey has left, but good news, security man eddie may is still here signing autographs. so, that's really good. let's go back in to meredith. >> al, thank you. >>> and now to the latest on that international custody

. >>> anne arundel county schools had little trouble transporting kids this morning after vandals damaged more than a dozen buses. they got into the bus line in odenton, maryland and cut the electrical panels inside 15 bus. schools used a recorded phone mess anl to let parents know they need today find another way to get their children to school p. officials say they don't suspect kids, they said whoever did this knew what they were doing. >> it's disgruntled employees, probably, but no way to prove it. fingerprints -- we've fingerprinted every bus here. >> the vandals got into the lot by cutting a hole in the fence. school officials were able to get enough buses back on the roads to get students home this afternoon. >>> the fallout continues over the layoffs of several d.c. public school teachers, teachers who were let go to deal with nearly $44 million budget shortfall aren't leaving without a fight, neither are the parents and students affect bid their dismissals. they protested outside mckinley tech high school in northeast this morning. 388 school employees were laid often on -- off

i just did chicago and minneapolis and ann arbor, back to back. >> jimmy: i love ann arbor. >> yeah,there who was just like, "i got tattoos. my wife on my arm. and my kids' name on my arm." just, you know, it's like, "this is the one i sleep with. this is the one i don't." [ laughter ] always keep it straight. >> jimmy: gotta remind yourself like "memento." >> absolutely. [ light laughter ] so the guy in the audience is like, "hey man, will you sign my arm here? and them i'm gonna have it permanently tattooed there." i was just like, "dude, like, i did this chick, 'cause she sleeps with me." >> jimmy: the good wife. >> yeah, like totally. like, don't put my name on there. that's ridiculous. number one, you're a guy. that's just weird. and number two, like, they're just movies. and like what if you wake up one day and your like, "i hate 'clerks.' what an idiot." and then you've got my name tattooed on your arm. i said, "don't do it dude. do it on your ass instead." [ laughter ] so he came up, he came up and he was like leaning against the chair, pulled his pants down. i got down and i

ann was a very good friend of ours and we were playing at the kennedy center in washington and ann washe keynote speaker that year. jane was faxing lines to her and stuff. we sat down that monday night. i was dark that night. to watch the show. when they said -- we didn't know what ann would pick. that's one of the lines she picked. it was like it exploded. we didn't think it was one of the better lines. we thought it was a good line. >> hilarious line. he deserved it. thanks for coming on. >> my great pleasure. >> good luck with the new show. >> thank you. >> thank you all for watching tonight. good night, everybody. >> good night, everybody. >>> we were able to obtain some physical evidence through some analysis of some of the evidence. all honesty, some written evidence. we were able to develop a person of interest through -- once we reached that person and interviewed them, ultimately they led us to where we have recovered elizabeth's body. we're not going to have a lot to add to it at this time. a profound number of resources both from volunteers that have been here, the vfw, the

. >>> a judge has made a controversial decision in connection with the beating death of a ann teenager. the 16-year-old suspect will be tried as a juvenile and not as an adult. police say he boy fell off a bike after a punch and suffered a fatal head injury. jones' uncle spoke to wjz. >> my nephew died as a result of it, it was a death that was involved. you should at least at 16 be reprimanded to adult prison. you're doing adult crime, you should go to adult prison. >> if george had been tried as an adult he could have faced up to ten years in prison. but as a juvenile, the stiffest sentence will be to be held in custody until his 21st birthday. >>> there is no evidence the swine flu is especially dangerous for young people. a cdc report says 76 children have died from the virus 19 in the past week. this is as the nation's top health officials come to maryland to vaccinate children in school. here is the flu watch report. >> reporter: maryland remains on the front lines of the battle against the h1n1 flu. first, researchers here played a major role in developing the vaccine and friday

and today, students at anne arundel community college saw firsthand how dangerous distracted driving can be. >> this is not a video game. it is a simulator to show students on the campus of anne arundel community college how dangerous distracted driving can be. the program simulates the effects of drunk driving and texting while driving without the deadly consequences. >> campus police hope the event will be a timely reminder hours before the new texting ban takes effect. >> we hope they take away that texting while driving is really not that important. you need to stay focused, with your driving. you can always text when you stop the car. >> maryland state wide texting ban takes effect tomorrow on. and now some lawmakers on capitol hill and federal officials are looking at the possibility of making other states follow suit. at a summit this week in washington. >> i think, what we are attempting to do is raise the public awareness about how unsafe it is to text and drive. and then also talk with folks about the way forward in terms of some solution. >> at the summit transportation ex