so far, the rainfall totals and baltimore oriole little light. 0.06 at the airport. the high temperature today was at 63 degrees. the inner harbor hit 67 degrees. the record high for the day was 81. the record low was 27. we're holding in the 50's and 60's right now. that keeps the camp -- that keeps the temperatures from dropping. temperatures are in the 50's tonight. we stay that way all the way until morning. 50's in the morning. we are on the warm side of this weather system right now. the south side of an area of low pressure. this will continue through the night and tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, the slide will -- the front will slide through. some of that cold will come sliding and the mid-atlantic for friday and saturday. not quite that cold, but below normal temperatures expected. we're back into partly cloudy skies on friday and the temperatures will be much cooler. saturday, we will have to keep an eye to the south. some of the colder areas to our north and west, it could produce some wet snow. the coastal storms have got to be watched. tomorrow, sh

a new addition outside of camden yards will be unveiled as one of the greatest baltimore orioles players will be honored. the statue of robinson. tomorrow was chosen as the dedication date because brooks was part of the 1970s world champion series: >>> we hear it every year. flu shots are important for all of us. why they are more important for pregnant women. and it is no secret smoking is bad for your health. we are going to show you how it can effect your appearance, too. >>> we are live now with a breast surgeon to talk to us about the multi discipline air approach. >> it evolved from the fact that patients with cancer need the expertise of multiple specialists. the more the specialists communicate the better the treatment plan. what we do is we review the patients where all the specialists are there. this will give everybody their feel as to what the cancer is like, the extent of the disease. then we see the patient. most of us will see the patient and then we confer at the end of the day to decide what is the best treatment. >> reporter: going to be here with us in the studio. you

the cubs, the fuellies, the tampa bay rays, the boston red sox, and the baltimore orioles have all shot videos. as for the sharks, they issued a written statement saying while sharks praise entertainment, we receive hundreds of requests each season to get involved. yet, it is not possible to say yes at such requests. fans we spoke with say make the time. >> he still makes the video. >> gloria launched an online petition for a sharks video with more than 300 signatures. they are not alone. many other teams have petitions for videos as well. >> i think there are times when people should take a stand and support the community. >> so the sharks say they do not want anyone to misinterrupt their no answer, that somehow it means they probullying. as far as other bay area teams are concerned, the 49ers were the only ones to call us back. if they did, the answer, probably be yes. elizabeth. >> all right, thank you. >>> coming up, lo ky to be alaugh after his cor plunges down a cliff. >> we heard dad say, help, help. >> what a california man was forced to eat to survive. trapped six days in the w

. ♪ ♪ >> a baltimore orioles -- >> absolutely shocked. >> i was watching it and could not believe it. times have we been here before? there he is again, the moment on wilson's grounder game 6 of the 1986 world series. suffering the bucky dentism. is the cur that? >> it never really left. it briefly interrupted, sort of like the prosperity of ireland. it was enjoyable but we all knew it was not going to last. we were irish and fatalistic. all red sox fans are fatalistic. either. and protestants who believed devoutly in our original sin or fatalistic irish who believe we will suffer in this world and things will get better in the next. it is a terrible mixed marriage. the only agree on the redd sox and they know they are going to lose. second-highest payroll a all of baseball. we are not really underdog's an longer. and we lose to the team with a second lowest payroll and all of baseball, tampa bay. >> good news? then what -- the washington nationals finished the season one game short of 500. that is something to be pleased with. >> and strasburg's arm is pretty good. >> 10 strikeouts i

the cubs, the seattle mariners, the phillies, the tampa bay rays, the boston red sox and the baltimore orioles have shot videos. as for the sharks, they issued a written statement saying while sharks force an entertainment praises efforts of the it gets better campaign, we receive hundreds of requests each season to get involved in a vast array of admirable causes. yet it is simply not possible to say yes to all such requests. fans we spoke with say make the time. >> i think president obama is busy, too. he still makes the video. >> gloria launched an online petition for a sharks video with more than 300 signatures. they're not alone. many other nfl and nba teams have petitioned for videos as well. >> i think there are times when people should take a stand and kind of support the community. >> and so the sharks say that they do not want anyone to misinterpret this no answer that somehow means they are probullying. that is simply not the case. as far as the other bay area sports teams are concerned, the 49ers were the only one to call us back. they say they have not officially received any kind

. >> the last time we had accumulating snow in the corridor baltimore area, the orioles did something special. i will tell you about a coming up. >> north fulton avenue, an accident where a pedestrian was struck. police have shut down the afternoon while the deal with the accident. we are not sure how serious the accident is. as you get more information, we will update you. >> it is hard to believe we're talking about snow in october. >> residents report -- >> i am not looking forward to its. i do not want winter to be here. >> snow in october? really? >> i am not excited because i get cold easy and i am cold anyway. >> the national weather service is calling for up to several inches of snow in the greater baltimore region on saturday with more in the mountains north and west pita what makes the particular storeare comes down to timing thanks to unusually cool air coming from canada. by the time the low pressure system which is our area and wins a switch to the northwest and northeast, conditions will be ripe for snow. >> the last time we had measurable snow in baltimore city, the ori

games, the best four out of seven by their bullpen since the 1997 cleveland indians against the baltimore orioleslowing, eric, who is in the truck. wonderful. >> joe: one out, nobody on. first pitch is a strike to raburn. he's bounced into two double plays and then was robbed of an extra-base hit on a catch up against the wall by hamilton in left. 0 for 3. 1-1, the count. that ball will get out of play. >> tim: joe, you talked about it earlier. that same year, 1997, the cleveland indians went to play the florida marlins, and their manager, jim leyland, his only world title. >> joe: it was maggie on the mound with renteria on the plate. the series-winning base hit. here is the 1-2 to raburn from adams. a lot of arms and legs flying around when mike adams brings it to the plate. 2-2. in the air to left. hamilton coming to grab it. two out. central bring in miguel cabrera, who is 7 out of 19 in this lcs with two home runs. he homered back in the first. the tigers led this game 2-0 after a peralta home run in the second. and then nine runs by the rangers in the third inning blew this game open. a nin

on this day in 1971 the baltimore orioles played the pittsburgh pirates in the first ever night gameries. it was game four in pittsburgh at three rivers and the pirates down in the series two games to one. then the players took the field under the lights. it was something strange that it took until 1971 for it to happen. you see, teams had been playing regular season night games since 1935. and day time world series games were essentially just a holdover from the simpler times. pittsburgh went on to win the game and series. and these days every world series game is at night but baseball stars first played under the stars 40 years ago today. and now you know the news for this thursday, october 13, 2011. i'm shepard smith. thanks for having us into your place tonight. speaking of the world series, we're going to be there next week.

>> old-time feel as baltimore honors maybe the greatest oriole of all times. >> three, two one! here it is. >> a bronze statue on russell street that captured the essence of brooks robinson perfectly. >> i'm amazed. every detail. look at the shoe strings, the cleats and everything is just real life. >> friends and family took the stage to commemorate. 16 gold goffs at third base and thanked baltimore in the best way possible. >> my task is relatively easy like every fan in baltimore, this man has a special place in my heart. and brooks is figure in history of babe. player and announcer. >> right back at you said the greatest third baseman of all time. >> i just want you to know that i have never considered you fans. i have always considered you my friends, more than anything else. and i thank you so much! the way you have treated me over this many years. >> the only question from fans then, what took so long. >> long overdue. great to be here. >> it's overdue. it's overdue. >> maybe overdue, but not too late. >> thank you from the bottom of my heart. thank you! [cheers and appla

get your programs. >> an old-time feel as baltimore otters are one of the greatest orioles of all time. >> 3,2,1. there is. >> a bronze statue on -- that captures the essence of brooks robinson. >> i am amazed. the shoestring, everything is just real life. >> dignitaries took the stage to pay tribute to the career of an all-time great on the field. 16 straight gold gloves at third base. >> my task is relatively easy. like every baseball fan in baltimore, this man as a special place in my heart. he is an immoral figure in baseball history. my memories are as a time of a player, an announcer, and the man we come to love and respect. >> some called him the greatest third baseman of all time. >> i just want you to know that i have never considered you fans. i have always considered you my friends more than anything else and i thank you so much for the way you have treated me over these years. >> the only question from fans, what took so long? >> long overdue. it is great to be here. >> it is overdue. >> it may be overdue, but not too late. >> thank you from the bottom of my heart. thank yo

perfect as baltimore honors maybe the greatest orioles of all times. >> 3-2-1! there it is. >> the nine-foot statue on russell avenue that captures the spirit of brooks robinson perfectly. >> the shoe strings, cleats, and everything is just real life. >> dignitaries and friends took the stage to pay tribute to the 16-straight gold glove player at third base and thank brooks in the best way possible. >> like every baseball fan in baltimore, this man has a special place in my heart. brooks is an immortal figure in baseball history. my memories of him are in his time as a player, announcer, and the humble man we have come to respect. >> right back at you, says the greatest third baseman of all times. >> i have never considered you fans, i have always considered you my friends. more than anything else. and i thank you so much. for the way you treated me for so many years. >> the only question is, what took so long? >> it is great to be here. >> it is overdue. >> it is overdue. >> maybe overdue, but not too late. >> thank you from the bottom of my heart. thank you. [

roberto single-handedly helped the pirates win the world series in 1971 over the heavily favored baltimore orioles, roberto was tragically killed in a plane crash a few months later bringing relief supplies to victims of the nicaraguan earthquake in 1972. he was forever be remembered and beloved not only by his native homeland of puerto rico and his adoptive home of pittsburgh, but by baseball fans across the world. you know, other sports may have more followers or more revenues or more popularity. but no other sport is so tied to the core of american experience as baseball, and now because of this bill americans as well as international visitors can be assured that they can visit the baseball hall of fame in cooperstown. commemorative coins celebrate and honor american traditions as well as commemorating important aspects of american history and culture, these coins help raise money for important causes. this coin will raise funds to ensure that cooperstown will not only be opened to the nation and world now, but also for generations and generations beyond us and will cost the government and the

>> an old-time feel as baltimore honors maybe the greatest oriole of all time. >> 3-2-1!'m amazed. i mean, every detail, you look at the shoe strings and the cleats and everything, it is just real nice. >> dignitaries and friends played a tribute to the career and thanked brooks for representing baltimore. >> my task is relatively easy. like every man in baltimore,this man has a special place in my heart. >> he is a man we have come to love and respect. >> i just want you to know that i have never considered your -- you fans, i have always considered you may friends more than anything else. thank you so much for the way you have treated me over this many years. >> what took so long? >> long overdue. it is great to be here. from the bottom of my heart. thank you! >> henry rosenburg. cost -- the look on brooks' face was well worth it. >> here's a proud grandma showing off her granddaughter on ravens day. on halloween, we're looking for the best ravens' pumpkin. please send your photos to "u local." >> i like it. it looks like he use aid stensil on that. >> what a nice man h

junior, a friend of years, has spearheaded the project to unveil a statue in downtown baltimore to celebrrte the oriolesl hall of robinsonn --rrbinson established a standdrd of excellence for modern-day thhrd basemen. --he pllyed 23 seasons for the orioles and earned several honors, including the 1964 mvp award and theeworld seriee mvp in 1970. --he was inducted into the national baseball hall oo fame in 1983. --the bronze statue will stand roughly ninee at ttird base prepaaing to throw out a runner at first base. --it will weigh over 1 thousand 5 hundred pounds and be positioned on a base thht is apppoximately 25 feet by 25 feee risers leadinn to the four-and-a half foot tall pedestal. --both the risers and pedestal ill about robinson's career. --upon unveiling, the babe ruthh city of baltimooe.saturdaayat noon is open to the public for more information on the unveiling of the brookssrobinson statue, log on to fox baltimore dot commslash morning. coming up... the preakness stakes... cculd be in jeopardy.whaa tte maryland jockey club and track owwerss.. are now at odds 3&and a scary surprrse... for one

the last time we had accumulating snow here in the greater baltimore area was october 10, 1979, the orioles were in the world series, and we got .3 inches of snow. we could get a little greater than that if this storm system shapes up the way we think it will. over in montgomery county in gaithersburg. most of the snow in north frederick and points west. as the day goes on, we will probably see more whites and pinks heading toward the greater baltimore area. >> taking a look at temperatures around the area right now, pretty much low 40's, high 30's is the story. baltimore 32. at the airport, 39. annapolis 45. parkton 38. westminster 36. we will probably start seeing snow showers in those areas before we see them in the greater baltimore area. as far as the rest of the day is concerned, rain then snow. points north and west of the city will see more snow and we'll actually see in baltimore city. it will be windy. gusts 35 miles an hour. winds out of the north 15 to 20 miles per hour. temperatures only 35 to 39 degrees. the temperatures we're seeing right now are going to be our highs for the

baltimore grand prix. >> i will say that we needed the cooperation of the orioles and we're very happy that the orioles asked for the date to be available for us. >> reporter: estimate more than 150,000 people attended the race and businesses said it worked to their advantage. >> the labor day weekend is not a week that we look forward to downtown. this was one for the books. >> reporter: but for other businesses outside the fence, it was a flop. >> we set everything up to have a lot of people here, extra food. we had tables inside, the weather was beautiful and nobody came. i don't think they advertised it right and hopefully in the future they will advertise it. >> reporter: organizers agree there could be some tweaking. >> but overall it was a first year and certainly we had some hick hiccups but. >> reporter: reporting from downtown baltimore, i'm pat warren. >>> now the mayor says road repairs for this year's race were a one time problem. >> i'm not sure i buy that danica patrick winking. >> how would you know? >> going pretty fast. coming up. vicious speeding on the school bus outit's not students figh

baltimore have been killed. however, hundreds arrived last night. >>> orioles legend will receive a permanent spot at camden yards. a statute of robinson will be unveiled today. brooks will be on hand. >>> it is going to be a glorious fall day ahead. here is a look at the forecast. 61 degrees. sunny to partly cloudy skies tonight. tomorrow, 85 and mostly ♪ >>> what a beautiful day in new york city. looks fantastic. a look at central park the upper west side of manhattan off in the distance. new jersey. those mountains. that is the rocky mountains, right? >> that's exactly it. i think it might be russia actually. you never know. >> you never know. welcome back to "the early show." i'm russ mitchell. >> i'm rebecca jarvis. >>> in a moment st. louis braces for heartbreaks as one of its greatest citizens, baseball great, albert pujols maybe about to leave. >> say it ain't so. >>> the former ceo of citigroup stops by and talking about his growing anger at big banks. >>> dollars for doctors. are drug companies influencing doctors to push their pills? it's all coming up on our "healthwatch." >>> we begin with what they

baltimore parks and people foundation also chipped in to help. >> of the orioles are making some changes this off-season. they started to talk. after four and a half seasons, andy macphail, the president of baseball operations, is stepping down. they hope to rebuild the struggling franchise. however, the team finished last in its division in each of the four full seasons. no word yet on a possible replacement. >> aubrey. >> there is always next year. >> and there is always going to be a prettier day. >> this is like a stall whether. we are in the fifth week of the season now. it's like to be very nice. temperatures in the 80s across most original. we talked out in the upper 70s. >> this is not a day to sit inside. you've got to go out. no movies, no breeding books. >> unless you can read your book outside or drag your television outside. >> our director is saying football, football. >> there you go. the only reason she says that is because he is a phillies fan and his team is out. that's why he saying that. so all football, that's fine. it is football sunday. we are looking at a gorgeous

baltimore grand prix. >> that was what we always want. we needed the cooperation of the orioles and major league baseball. >> reporter: race officials estimate more than 150,000 people attended the race through the weekend. businesses told wjz it worked to their advantage. >> the labor day for us is not a weekend we look forward to in the restaurant business downtown. >> reporter: for other businesses outside the fence so to speak, it was a flop. the family in little italy is hoping for some changes next year. >> we set everything up to let people here. nobody came. i hope in the future that they will. >> reporter: organizers agree there could be some tweaking. o, first year down. certainly, we had some pick- ups. >> reporter: in the days following the race -- >> this is about baltimore and baltimore rock. >> reporter: baltimore rolled. >> and the detailed economic impact report is expected later this month. i'm pat warren reporting live from federal hill. >> thank you. >>> detailed account of the race economic impact should be released later this month. ravens get ready to host

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baltimore tonight. ttnight. brooks robinson is forever immortalized in bronne!a statue of the legendary oriolesthird bbseman was unveiled in camden yards over the weekend. brooks gave a heart-warming thank you... ooerwhelmed by the gesture and the love from his fans. brookk says: "i've never consiiered you fans. i've always considered you my friends. (crowd: we love you brooks). more than anything else. hank you o much for theeway you've treated me ver much." ears. thank ou very his statue standss9-ffet-tall oo the corner of washington it's entirely made of bbonze... except his goll glove...fitting since he won 16 old gloveeawards in his 23- year career as an orioll. the rubble today... in search - of survivors from sunday's 7-point-2 magnitude quake left dead... after dozenssof e bbildings colllpsed... trapping residentssin the rubbll.since then... there pave been at least 7 aftershocks.officials are calling t the most powerful earthquake the country as seen in more than a decade. the search continnessfor a missing missouri baby. this morning we are getting a llok at surveillance video from a

>> conner writes baltimore is the luckiest city because we have great history whether it be the war of 1812 to the success of the orioles in the 1960's and 1990's and we have one of the best if not the best harbor in the world. we'll post more of your comments at www.wbaltv.com. >> we have a lot going on out there this friday morning on the roads. we'll start in upperco. an accident at old hanover road. and closures on the rather than from the outer loop north decide 83. a jackknifed tractor-trailer. a left lane squeezing by. they are trying to clear up a fuel spill with that. it's affecting your ride. 25 miles per hour approaching york. eastbound 175 at 108 a crash and westbound 50 on the ramp to northbound 97. so if you're traveling in anne arundel county, watch for delays developing on northbound 97. on the ramp to northbound 83, left lane squeezing by. york road is your alternate. the delays start to fall into place on the outer loop. ava marie is previewing the marathon at the finish line where everyone loves to be eventually. >> yes. this is the place to be on saturd. it will be the end where everyone's so excited

baltimore grand grand prix. >> that was day we always wanted. but i will say, we needed the corporation of the orioles. they asked the day to be free for us so we could have it next year. >> more than 150,000 people attended the race. and businesses like the pratt street jailhouse said it worked to their advantage. >> the labor day weekend is not a weekend we look forward to in the restaurants downtown. this is one for the books. this was a good one. >> reporter: but for other businesses outside the fence, so to speak, it was a flop. the sabba tino family is looking for little changes. >> we set up food. we have tables outside. it was beautiful. and nobody came. nobody showed up. i don't think they advertised it right. and hopefully in the future, they will advertise it. >> reporter: race organizers agree there could be some tweaking. >> but overall. >> overall, it was a first-year event. we had some hiccups, but we felt like it was a great event. >> reporter: and in the words of mayor stephanie rawlings- blake following the race. >> this is about baltimore and baltimore rocks. >> and baltimore rolls.

orioles? >> i'm a red sox fan because i grew up here without a team and i never really -- the whole baltimore thing didn't work for me. >> i'm from baltimore so don't say anything -- >> i love baltimore. i just didn't -- my fan allegiance didn't travel up interstate 95. >> what specifically do you like about baltimore? >> i love the inner harbor -- i've taken my kids to the aquarium and they have a great children's museum. it's fantastic. ok. and i do like to go to games in camden yards -- when the red sox are playing. so, with that, i guess there's nothing going on today, right? i don't have any announcements so i'll go straight to your questions. >> thank you, jay. on the killings of al-awlaki and samir khan, does the president believe a different standard applies when the target, in this case al-awlaki, is a u.s. citizen? does the president view al qaeda senior operatives in the same vein, or does he have a different standard of proof when the target is an american citizen? >> jim, you heard the president speak today about al-awlaki's death and why that is a significant event. he was a pri