he was a baltimore colts fan, the football team back then. [laughter] he was simply a different person from what i expected. that was 1975. as he got older and his health started deteriorating and there started to be these reversals of earlier victories, i am sure all of that had a pretty negative impact on him. but as of 1975, he was a much more pleasant person than what i had been led to believe from reading what other people have written about him. >> the question referenced our colleague from the college of public affairs. he is a marshall scholar and performer. he does a one-man show based on marshall's life. would you care to come down, not perform the show, but offer thoughts you have based on seeing mick caouette's movie? >> congratulations on a fine film and to all of you for enlightening us on the many dimensions of thurgood marshall. one thing that might be helpful for our diversity of baltimore students is to speak to the way marshall put together arguably the most integrated legal team in america at the time and brought expertise

he started talking about growing up in baltimore. had come to believe he hated , kind of a negative sour person. people,d to know about places, buildings in baltimore. lts fan, baltimore co the football team back then. [laughter] simply a different person from what i expected. that was 1975. his healthlder and started deteriorating and there started to be these reversals of earlier victories, i am sure all of that had a pretty negative impact on him. 1975, he was a much more pleasant person than what i had been led to believe from meeting -- reading what other people have written about him. >> the question referenced our colleague from the college of public affairs. he is in marshall scholar and performer. he does a one-man show ace on marshall's life -- based on marshall's life. would you care to come down, not perform the show, but offer thoughts you have based on seeing the color's -- nicollette couette's movie? >> congratulations on a fine film into all of you for enlightening us on the many dimensions of thurgood marshall. one t

baltimore is a baseball town.he ravens games but the excitement at a baseball game like this unmatched. >> admittedly a tough task ahead for the orioles. must go on the road against a very strong royals team, down two games. fans say that the orioles are a strong road team. well have to see. meanwhile a difficult loss here in baltimore tonight. baltimore, abc 7 news. >> one more note about all this. mayors and police departments in baltimore and kansas city placed friendly wage the city. the baltimore mayor wants the kansas city mayor to record a video in full orioles fear to ifgratulate the charm city the o's win, of course. that is not all. james to light the city hall in orange and rename the to baltimore orioles avenue and donate fitness equipment. the royals wins james blues crib cakes royal blue ab cakes video of her singing lorde "royals." royals win baltimore police will see the only k.c. barbecue. on.ove game three is monday night. stay with abc 7 news because we have complete coverage. robert will be bac

baltimore, belief. now, for three very difficult and painful weeks, weeks when we were not receiving many kudos from our booster business community, we ran those ads. why did we run them backs because we have to be honest about our present in order to change our future. we then ran ads calling on people to take action, mentor a child, to save a life calling 18. joined the police department. believe in yourself, believe in us, call 1-800 belief. get someone you love into drug treatment. there's more of them. it's more widely available. call 1-800 belief. and you know what? it did work. and the people of baltimore rallied. and, of course, as you might suspect it wasn't about the signs ar for the bumper stickers but it was about something else. the belief that there is no such thing in our city as a spare american. and over the next 10 years, thanks a lot of courageous first responders, many of the whom gae their lives in the line of duty, baltimore achieved the biggest reduction of crime of any major city

lock ket in baltimore. he led a small group that claimed to have a plan to assassinate lincoln as he passedthrough baltimore on his way to d.c. for his inauguration, at the time the way it was set up, lincoln would arrive on one train in baltimore and have to cross the city openly in a carriage to get to the other train to take him to d.c., which of course now seems like a horrible idea lets the president of the united states even in a nonhostile place cross open like that, but in baltimore, it was very split on the issue of suscession, this was a really bad idea. another operative, also in on the plans to assassinatefá lincn independent of pinker torn. webster went to maryland where hattie lewis posing as his wife. webster joined a local militia and learned that they had similar plans to assassinate lincoln as he passed through baltimore. because of this, lincoln's it tin rare changed and he was sneaked through baltimore night train. he received much criticism for this, but as we saw four years later, how

but the baltimore -- the baltimore police union and his campaign argue they are not in uniform because their patches were blurred and they were not wearing badges. the the baltimore police department is investigating. the editorial board says her to herdon't come close in temperament, work ethic, and ideas. she sent a tweet thanking the newspaper for the endorsement. >> the mayor of baltimore has appointed a task force to look into the potential of body cameras for police. it will release its recommendations in three or four months. earlier this month, d.c. police chief cathy lanier program. more than 160 officers are using body cameras. -- earlier this month, d.c. police kicked off a body camera program. >> players took part in a photo shoot with dogs. the project will benefit a local organization. you're used to seeing them on the ice all fired up. washington capitals players were chilling out with canines for charity. >> there are tons of good looking dogs that need to be adopted. they need help. >> they are adorable. the dogs make you feel pretty happy. >> the team members headed t

. >> downtown baltimore. with one of the highest arrest rates in the country, it's a great place to be a bail bondsman. across the street from the court, james daniels and his family have stopped in to make a payment. a few months ago, james was charged with theft, and his bail was set at three thousand five hundred dollars. >> they give bails sometimes too high for some of the littlest things. but i guess it's to teach you a lesson. >> he didn't have the money for the $350 fee, but this bondsman agreed to accept payment in installments. >> have a nice day. >> alright man. thanks for workinwith me >> take care of them babies. >> oh yeah, i'm trying to. >> bail bonds! >> so you're eight minutes away. just bring him into the office. >> another bondsman, dennis sew, just got a call that two bounty hunters he hired are on their way - they've captured one of his "skips." >> on about september 9th, 2013, we bail out tony deshawn mccoy from the baltimore county detention center. >> how much was his bail? >> $50,000

in the baltimore metro area, no rain. we have been focusing on our scan andn -- storm this is the doppler radars across the country in one image. it gives you a continuous feel of the rain. here is what we are looking at. the baltimore area, the weather is moving from west to east. there is a big gap before we passing ringmore in baltimore and in the d.c. metro area as well. stuffe the heavy-duty staying well to the south. 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning, there is a chance the western extent will move into our viewing area, but for the short term, encouraging weather news for downtown baltimore. our area will stay cloudy in chilly. and more of a football field in baseball. we will take what we can get. 61 in frederick. 61 degrees in the nation's capital. it is much cooler than it was yesterday at this time. 11 degrees cooler than washington. andakes sense with the rain heavy cloud cover. we have them coming slowly. rain will and in the morning. orning. end in the m the question on sunday is will we get sunshine? i think we ha

these are heavier downpours around baltimore. areas in red and yellow, that's moderate to heavy rain. that is tracking closer to us. in fact, an hour from now it will be near the beltway where 95 meets the beltway. so watch out for that. some of the heavier down powers moving into montgomery county, howard county. that's about an hour from now. metro area getting light rain in washington, nearby suburbs and prince george's county. fairfax, most locations there getting light rain as is prince william, fauquier and loudoun county. the timing on the rain later this morning, showers will be tapering off. during the rest of the afternoon, just some light rain by 3:00, 4:00. then by 5:00, much of the rain will be ending. this is what it will be looking like. these areas in light green is the light rain. by 5:00 or 6:00, south of the metro area. after that, cloud cover breaks up. the winds gusty overnight. and by tomorrow morning, it is going to be blustery and chilly. right now it's in the low to mid-50s much of the region. we will nee

this is what they were giving out in downtown baltimore. a t-shirt that says we won't stop. that is the sentiment here. we will not stop until we get to the world series. you can hardly contain fans as they count down the hours to game one of the alcs. o's! >> a midtown rally gave workers a chance to throw on orange and get ready for the matchup between the o's and kansas city royals. >> i think we are going to win. we have to start it off on the right foot. royals are completely overrated. we will pull this one down. >> i think it will be a great game. >> fans lined up with rally towels, anything to show team spirit. outside, food vendors are cooking up the sausage and .hilling the beer they are hoping to get the game in before it rains. any other place i would hunker down, but right now, it is the orioles' time. >> we have really bad seats. to see thetelescope game. i don't care where i said as long as i am cheering. it is awesome. >> it is awesome. the diehards don't care where the seats are as long as they are inside. this is what they will be waving. it says welcome to

baltimore and d.c.t's the heaviest activity and also leftover showers in the mountains. we'll keep the chance of a shower or thunderstorm in overnight. we'll zoom in a little. this is the heaviest activity right around upper marlboro moving due east. heavy rain is your only threat and it is weakening a little. get ready tracy landing at 11:40 as it pushes toward the bay. an okay start to october, yes, morning clouds and fog and some of the fog could be rather dense. mr. bernstein will be in bright and early to cover that for you. bus stop temperatures mild, 58 to 70. keep your outdoor plans, only talking about stray thundershowers tomorrow. light showers are possible for the nats game. that's actually good news because a cold front is approaching and i think heavy activity will occur friday night after the game. day planner 60s to start, 70 at 11:00, 73 by 1 p.m. most of the showers tomorrow will be concentrated out toward i-81 corridor and the mountains. even more sunshine thursday, 78. that's the o's

very close to baltimore. one of the other models has it all wet in baltimore for the game tonight. and then all over the region, by 11:00, midnight tonight, showers like overspreading the entire region. temperatures are rather cool. mid to upper 50s. near 60 in washington. and right by the bay. maybe a few sprinkles. by midday, upper 60s. by 5:00, the rain likely into the metro area. temperatures in the mid-60s. friday night football under the lights. rain likely between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. the the game starting a little later. moderate showers. 60 depress. for this evening as well in baltimore for the big game at camden yards, a rain delay is possible. chance of a rainout. rain is likely later in the evening. sunday, small chance of a shower. high 60s sunday and monday. melissa looking at that serious crash. >> very serious. crosston. they are saying about one hour until southbound highway will open. this a fatal crash that handled a couple of hours ago. wider look at things, we look pretty about right now. no major problems. otherwise, everything is moving along. 270 at old hundre

baltimore. believe.m three very difficult and painful weeks we swear we were not receiving any kudos from the booster business community. why did we run them? it was in order to change the future. calling to people to take action to call 1800 believe. call the police department believed in us. get someone you love into drug treatment. networks and is widely available. 100 believe. did you know, what? it did work. the people of baltimore rallied. and of course, as you might suspect it was not about the signs or bumper stickers that something deeper the belief there is no such saying is that over the next tenures banks to courageous first responders who gave their lives in space of duty. is the first major city of america. [applause] >> i share that story with you this evening because believed friday's - - drives action we as americans are going through time of misbelief with more excuses and action more etiology than cooperation. lease seemed to have lost that shared conviction we once had that we could c

all right, so that's the baltimore story. we'll get you back to baltimore. kristen berset, k.b. the ravens without a lot of fanfare as they continue to roll along. >> reporter: absolutely, dave, yeah. the offense would put up another solid game tonight, continuing their dominance of the nfc opponents. but the center stage, they would go to the defense, adding five more sacks. as they would keep saying over and over, they're only getting started. >> and they would just show you what they could do. you know, that it was on film and they are showing you how the defense could control e game and that'll be the standard for now. >> it's a momentum that they'll be getting for the last couple of weeks with a big groove and a lot of work to do. >> to help them keep back for the backing, to knock a few balls. but the sky is the limit, man. >>> the victory moves them to 5- 2. on top of the division, coming as a great time heading back out on -- back out on the road and then pittsburgh is looking for a season sweep. that'll do it for us here in baltimore, i'm kristen berset, back to you. >>

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andrew luck is coming off beating the baltimore ravens. that defense did a tremendous job against baltimore offense that it averaged over 300-yard a game. i think they held them -- 300 yards a game. i think they held them to 287 and held their running games to 100-yard. i do think they control arian foster better than they controlled him last week. >> last week against the ravens he didn't find himself -- they didn't get to the end zone. their red zone offense wasn't that great. what do they need to do against this houston defense? >> i still think that the texans defense is not the baltimore defense. they've done a great job. j.j. watt is incredible. they'll get pressure on the quarterback. i also think they had some protection problems last week. if indianapolis shores those up, andrew luck leads the league in touchdowns. he's probably the premier quarterback. jan believes he's even the premier quarterback and she's not even a sports analyst. [ laughter ] >> so i would have to say -- but i do agree with her. i think between russell wilso

getting some heavier downpours north and east of baltimore. these areas in the yellows and oranges, a little thunder and lightning. but that is pretty much has turn theed into showers. and south and east of there and south and west, it's mostly light rain. but enough to make all the roads wet. sidewalks, side streets covered with leaves as well. so it's kind of slippery. heavier showers getting closer to us later this morning. right now around the

i supported the $1.1 billion investment in baltimore city.k forward to working with baltimore county, prince george's county in every county executive who wants to look for opportunities to deliver modern technology in the classroom. mr. hogan opposes that as well. in his most recent so-called savings plan he calls for a $450 million cut to school construction. that would set us back years as we move children out of temporary learning trailers to technology ready classrooms that they can receive instruction that prepares them for college or the workforce. your cut would take maryland back to a place that they do not want to go. >> moderator: mr. hogan rebuttal. hogan: there he goes again confusing the facts. i support pre-k, number one. he runs commercial saying i don't support pre-k and i'm going to take $300 million out of the pockets of kids and give it to rich corporations. that's not true. i'm a big proponent of pre-k. we expanded pre-k to people who make 300% of the poverty level. $73,000 per year. what the lieutenant governor is talkin

howard county to upper baltimore. all of this is moving southwest.uff in montgomery county moving toward loudoun and fairfax. eight going to cross the potomac. numerous showers at times through mid afternoon, perhaps some tapering later on in the afternoon but cool and damp and just a nasty day, highs 55 to 60. back with doppler 9000 and a seven-day forecast which has good news for the weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. right now another check of timesaver traffic with beverly farmer. it's going from bad to worse out there. >> absolutely. we've had troubles with trees down impacting beech drive. beech drive near military joyce road with a tree down across the roadway there. also fire department had gone to respond from the chain bridge for a tree down near the train bridge. they moved off. i'm not sure if the tree is still in the roadway or they need heavier access to get through that beltway route 4 volume building. northbound 301 a crash at the tractor-trailer. the northbound lanes rosaryville road are blocked for the time being trying to

baltimore comes up with a big defensive play.g on after the 2-1 victory. >> reporter: i'm kristen berset at at&t park in san francisco. a big game three for the washington nationals monday night. coming up we will assess their mental state after that 18- inning loss and talk about their chances moving forward in the post season. >> thank you very much, k.b. a tough one for the ravens offense. joe flacco was sacked six times. andrew luck made enough plays for indy to win. ravens go down 20-13. >>> and the world champs are coming to fedexfield tomorrow. the skins will face seattle in a prime time match-up. also a chance for kirk cousins to make amends. we'll hear from the burgundy and gold. we've got a big show. nats, o's, and more. >> do you want to recap? >> another chilly start tomorrow morning, but temperatures in the 40s, not the 30s. we're going keep it dry through the daylight hours. there's the potential for a shower monday night, but we're going to keep it clear. >> all right, [ maniacal laughter ] pumpkin's back! pumpkin

most of the activity south and everything is light and up in baltimore very little going on. that's good news for the os game. zoom in a little bit. we have a little patch of some rain, just light showers really around 50, out 66, and also out 50 toward annapolis but nothing heavy at all and everything began pushing off to the east so have a little bit of a respite for another batch rolls in. consequently, yellow alert through tomorrow morning for rain and showers, you will need an umbrella and light jacket tonight, kind of cool outside. showers linger into saturday afternoon, early saturday afternoon, we will see sunset, soccer games probably still okay tomorrow morning. so mom and dad get ready, get the umbrella out and jacket on. 11:00 tonight we see a lot of showers back to the west and they are growing in intensity and also coverage and i'll just stop this at 3:00 in the morning, this is great sleeping weather. this is fantastic. rain, occasionally moderate across most of the metro area with temperatures in the 50s. the good news is, by 8:00 most of the heavy activity ea

baltimore police say he isn't in baltimore and may be in the silver spring area. >>> today you will getd off about d.c.'s police stop and frisk procedures. d.c. council members will hear testimony from people who have been stopped and searched on the street. the meeting begins at 6:00 p.m. howard university school of business auditorium. d.c. police officers can frisk a person if they believe a person is carried a concealed weapon. >>> a 6.2 earthquake hit the sea of cortez right off the coast last night. no reports of anyone being seriously hurt there. no major damage reported. this is the same region being hit with heavy rain and flooding after a tropical storm passed through yesterday. >>> could you imagine your reaction if you saw this? that is a tornado coming right toward a neighborhood near lexington, kentucky. apparently the man recording the video wasn't scared. he went out to get a better view of this. it ripped the roof off homes and flattened a construction company warehouse. no one was hurt. if i saw that coming toward me, i would be running into the basement getting in the

guys inut those baltimore? there will be scattered showers. they could get the game in but it will be chilly in the the area. >> things are looking a little bit soggy for the orioles at camden yards. >> birds don't mind rain, though. it is kicking off tonight. >> you have an opponent on fire. they swept the angels. moment of every or -- omentum everywhere. at 8:00 tonight. lead the league in home runs while the royals are dead last. they only hit 95 all your wall the o's hit 211. we are talking the alcs. we are in the clubhouse. they are hot teams. hot teams are scary. fun team tobe a watch. the team was supposed to be in the situation so i think of teams are playing on house money. that is why we are going to go out and leave it all between the lines. >> your starter tonight is chris tillman. he went 13-6 in the regular season. come on, adam jones. you have the best team in the american legal most the whole season. >> you have to go into this modestly. >> being humble. nothing wrong with that. >> fans are getting ready for the game. >> suzann

joe flacco in baltimore came in a 3-1 record.ndrew luck and colts are winners of back-to-back games. pick this up in the fourth quarter. colts up 13-6. luck drops back. no one's open. he keeps it himself. and that is a 13-yard touchdown run. indy's up 20-6. ravens did battle back. later in the quarter in the red zone. justin forsett finds pay dirt. ravens back within one. later in the game, under a minute left, last chance for baltimore. fourth down. flacco to torrey smith. that one goes right off his hands. watch it again. smith can't make the catch. the colts, they beat the ravens 20-13. >>> down in dallas, everybody rocking the pink to support breast cancer awareness month. cowboys hosting the texans today. under a minute to go, dallas trying to stop houston, but arian foster punches it in from one yard out. the texans come back from a ten-point deficit, even the score at 17-17. overtime, romo with a third and long. romo throws up a plrayer here. it gets answered. dez bryant makes the catch. great catch by dez bryant there. th

and notice the rain just coming back into the baltimore area.ost of this will be on the lighter side around 11:00. watch what happens around the 2:00 hour. we see some heavy rain. and by early tomorrow morning, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, the rain is really coming down in some areas. and it's a fairly steady rain too. so that's going to have a big impact on what you do during your day on saturday. saturday afternoon, we're going to stay on the cold side. we're going to stay on the dreary side. but most of the rain should move out. so once again, some very good news for our afternoon on saturday. however, some of those games could be problematic. saturday at 5:00, we may actually see some sunshine during the day too. this rain is going to have a big deal -- or big impact on your next 24 hours or so. veronica johnson and i have been looking at that impact for you all week long and vj, the weekend coming right now. >> and so important, of course. and it is after 10:00, 11:00, you said the next wave of rain is moving back in. we expect pockets of moderate and

how about the baltimore birds? >> i'm not rooting for kansas. you got to go for the orioles. >>> what about the weather? >> they got the tarp off now and just have light showers. it looks okay. it will be chilly if you're going out there or to a high school football game. tomorrow we had to extend the yellow alert through the morning hours. we'll see the sun set tomorrow, but the showers end early afternoon. nice on sunday, although the day could end with showers, showers and storms possible monday and tuesday and very nice next thursday and friday. the weekend is not a disaster but morning showers saturday, p.m. showers sunday. do stuff late saturday, early sunday. >> with transitioning. >> it's good fall weather. >> that is it for us. the cbs evening news is next. >> i'll be back with jan for your only local news at 7:00. www.wusa9.com is always on. we'll see you then. >> pelley: tonight, as the ebola death toll reaches a new milestone, there are new questions about the treatment thomas eric duncan got before he died in dallas. did the hospita

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jan crawford shows off the colorful screens of baltimore and steve hartman has the story of two hearts on the mend, and more, but first the headlines for this sunday morning, the 19th of october, 2014. at the is a vatican this morning pope francis, pope paul the sixth, which puts the late pontiff on the path to sainthood. >> yesterday two-week vatican meeting with bishops rejecting francis's attempt to soften the church's stance on divorce and gay catholics. >> canada says it will make a small quantity of its experimental ebola vaccine available to the world health organization to use in the hard hit nations of west africa. the supreme court will allow texas to enforce its strict voter identification law in the upcoming election. critics of the law say it could define, deny poor latinos and blacks of their right to vote. what appears to be a sad ending to the search for 18-year-old hannah graham the university of virginia student who disappeared five weeks ago, juliana goldman reports from washington. >> reporter: a search team found human remains on saturday while combing an abandoned

scott broom is in baltimore with more on what they had to say. >> this ebola forum in baltimore is settled a room full of high level international expertise. experts unafraid to speak frankly about what the science is showing on ebola. >> the virus was operating on virus time. and all the rest of us are operating on programmed time. and the virus is winning hands down. >> harsh criticism from dr. michael of the university of minnesota calling for more openness in talking about ebola. >> we have a problem with the fact that we think we're going to scare people. certainty does not exist. we have to start being honest about that. >> introductions in developed countries are likely. >> johns hopkins predictive modeling expert, dr. joshua said, efforts to screen travelers are not foolproof because ebola takes an average of ten days to emerge. >> it doesn't entirely contain the thing because of this incubation period, during which you can pass screening. it will not go to zero. there will be an endemic cycle. there is a long-term prospect of ebola persistence and a long- term management question

lock ket in baltimore. he led a small group that claimed to have a plan to assassinate lincoln as he passedthrough baltimore on his way to d.c. for his inauguration, at the time the way it was set up, lincoln would arrive on one train in baltimore and have to cross the city openly in a carriage to get to the other train to take him to d.c., which of course now seems like a horrible idea lets the president of the united states even in a nonhostile place cross open like that, but in baltimore, it was very split on the issue of suscession, this was a really bad idea. another operative, also in on the plans to assassinatefá lincn independent of pinker torn. webster went to maryland where hattie lewis posing as his wife. webster joined a local militia and learned that they had similar plans to assassinate lincoln as he passed through baltimore. because of this, lincoln's it tin rare changed and he was sneaked through baltimore night train. he received much criticism for this, but as we saw four years later, how

. >>> the baltimore ravens looking for their first win in three years in cincinnati today and just like week one when it appeared victory was in their hands, it slipped through their fingers. bengals take the lead with a minute to go. raven turn, 3rd down, joe flacco airs it out for steve smith sr. who makes the grab, takes it into the end zone, but the referees call offensive pass interference negating the touchdown. bengals win 27-24. we'll take a closer look at that call. >>> washington capitals wrapping up their trip north of the border taking on the canucks. capitals on the board first, this set up purposely for marcus johansson, his third of the season, 1-0 capitals. a busy 2nd period, five goals. now it's 3-2 canucks. the latest is game on overtime. we'll see if the capitals can pull out of this. >> ravens in a tough position. >> afc north, only division in football that every team has a winning record. >> what's going to allow rg3 to play? >> gruden said getting him out there and getting him a couple reps. he would still be a last resort i think. maybe we'll see him in for a cou

. >>> also ahead highlights of a welcoming ceremony for the baltimore ravens today in tampa. erica? >> reporter: well bruce it is still pleasant out here on the weather terrace, but the clouds have started to move in with a few sprinkles. you can see them moving through, just light stuff. overnight tonight we'll watch a few more of those showers and sprinkles pop through. mostly cloudy, but milder. that's a sign of the temperatures returning into the 70s in have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> we've got breaking news right now from los angeles. breaking news about ebola. emergency vehicles have surrounded a plane from jfk to lax. they have a passenger on

it's torrential rain from many areas, from baltimore up to new york city. >> all right.r the warning. we appreciate it. some stories making fuse, even while drivers are at risk of owningaged airbags, one day after the safety administration recalled 4.7 million cars. the action now is targeting drivers the states like hawaii because it says humid may be a factor. nearly 8 million cars manufactured by auto makers leak toyota are now affected by the recall. so we urge you to visit nbc news.com to see if your car is on that list. >>> and you can forget about getting your hands on a "breaking bad" doll and crystal meth toll, they are pulling them off the shelves saying they glamourize the drug culture. toys 'r' us said let's just say the action physical versus taken a sabbatical. the world peace advisory was in philadelphia at the forbes under 30 summit. she spoke with ron farrow about recent conversation she had with the president. >> for when i was meeting president obama, i shared two things with him. number one was that the money that you spent on weapons and on guns and

look at the lineup. 95 picking up the bailout out of baltimore. 66 a new problem.a crash between 123 and nutley street along the right side of the beltway. beltway in greenbelt and silver spring, outer loop accidents to tie up the ride in maryland, too. back to you. >> thanks, beverly. >>> a lump of gold about the size of your hand could be worth nearly half a million dollars. >> boy, i'd like to find one of those. we show you the giant nugget which could make this prospector very rich. >> reporter: by all accounts this five-pound nugget is worth its weight in gold and then some. >> probably somewhere between $350,000 and $450,000. >> reporter: what makes this so special in. >> what we have here is what is probably the largest gold nugget from california in private hands today. i didn't expect to see a california nugget of this size come out of the ground in my lifetime. >> reporter: the nugget was discovered in july by a gold prospect are in the rugged mountains in buick county. the name of the prospector and exact location are being kept confidential. it will be

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also developments from baltimore, where a potential ebola patient is in isolation. this is at the university of maryland medical center. the state health department says initial evaluation suggest it is not ebola. results of testing will be expected by tuesday. the case in baltimore comes as we get good news about a five-year-old boy who was rushed to a new york city hospital last night. he traveled to west africa and had symptoms, but tonight tests came back negative for the deadly virus. >> these cases highlight changes announced by the cdc a matter of hours ago in the way that people who travel to west africa can live their lives once they return to the u.s. roz plater explains. >> the cdc came out with a new recommendation that people who are at highest risk of coming down with ebola avoid commercial travel and large public gatherings even if they have no symptoms. some say it is more evidence that the government is sending out mixed messages about ebola. hundreds of u.s. troops are on the ground in west africa fighting the spread of ebola. now word of the penta

that goes up to baltimore. out west in the shenandoah valley, that flood watch till noon.are gusty in the 20, 25 range. 25 at reagan national at the moment. gusts over 30 in charlottesville. temperatures unseasonably mild this morning. low to mid-70s. here's the cool stuff behind the front. davis 48. oakland is 50. outside our michael & son weather camera, the white house still dark. flags blowing in the breeze. 75 degrees here at 6:00 in the morning in the middle of october. dew points in the upper 60s and the barometer is falling so it is going to be a rough day today. behind the system as we get to tomorrow, enough energy is going to squeeze out a more showers. today a hard yellow alert. showers and storms, some heavy rain 77. 60 tonight. 50s north and west. we may see a few peeks of sun. we may go yellow if showers affect the ride home. this weekend looks nice with upper 60s saturday and upper 50s to around 60 on sunday. beverly farmer, not so happy wednesday to you. >> not happy at all on the roadways this morning. this is just with agent bit of rain we're dealing wit

perennial underdogs, baltimore and kansas city will meet with a trip to the world series on the line. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, october 6th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning the fifth american known to be infected with the ebola virus is on his way to the united states for treatment. he became ill last week while working in west africa as a freelance cameraman for nbc news. he's expected to arrive this morning at the nebraska medical center for treatment. doctors there successfully treated aids worker say rah. duncan has taken a turn for the worse. marlie hall is in duncan. marlie, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, thomas duncan remains in critical condition here at this hospital in dallas, and health officials are doing everything they can. they are continuing the fight to contain the virus. 33-year-old ashoka mum powe will be treated for ebola in a specialized isolation unit at the nebraska medical center. the freelance cameraman became ill last week while working for nbc in liberia. >> fro

the early morning hours big time storms roll through annapolis and baltimore and by 6:30 a few leftover sprinkles. by 9:00 clouds begin to thin out. temps low to mid-60s. that's it. by 1:00 low to mid-60s. if you're going to the terps game, bundle up and by afternoon 59 in gaithersburg, leesburg and 65 downtown. it will remain cloudy and showery in the mountains, could even see a wet snowflake, not a typo, 43 temperature at 5:00 in oakland, okay? by 8:00 we're in the 50s even downtown, barely 50 in the northern suburbs and by 10:00 tomorrow night 40s in the burbs and low 50s downtown. if you're going to the nats game, it will start out mild and get cool very quickly and chilly before you get home. by 11:30 we get in the 30s, 45 in gaithersburg, 51 downtown. day planner, 65, 66, 67, but skies return partly cloudy. it will be a bright day, just brisk saturday and sunday. 64 on sunday, got the autism speaks walk on the mall at 10 a.m. get there at 9:00. a few clouds late on monday, but it will be actually dry for the monday night football game. we're looking at showers tuesday but still lo

we have heavy activity through baltimore and annapolis and southern maryland. all the activities are pushing very quickly to the east at about 20 miles an hour now, but still heavy rain, south beach, south ward to huntingtown at 2:00. that's all going to move offshore pretty shortly. the wake-up weather is good. preparing for the eclipse, i think the best viewing time is 6:30 to 7:00. we're looking at mild conditions at 7:00, mid-50s to 60, breezy around 9:00. we'll come back and explain more about the eclipse and talk about how cool it's going to be behind this cold front. >> thank you, top. >>> mark warner and ed gillespie went after each other tonight clashing on everything from gay marriage to obama care. >> gillespie and senator warner squared off on live television in front of moderator chuck todd whose questions mainly focused on gay marriage, suddenly legal in virginia, who refused to take the case yesterday. >> my faith is marriage between one man and one woman, and i believe that. as a senator, i believe it's the proper prerogative of the states to ma