back over to you. >>> our coffee with guest is barry manilow. >> ladies and gentlemen, barry manilows talking about getting back in rhythm. the last time you were on is when your album dropped. and everyone said what's he like. a cream puff interview. you're easy. >> thank you. i don't like to talk about my personal life, my heart but this is important. this time it really was important. i'm talking about this condition that i have that 2.5 million people have. it's called atrial fibrillation, a mouth full, with your heart. it's when your heart starts to skip a boat and goes faster and faster and goes whacky, out of rhythm. it's very dangerous but i've been taking care of myself for 15 years. i was told that a lot of people feel what i've been feeling but they don't call their doctor and they don't go on a regimen. this can turn into something really serious like heart disease, heart attacks, strokes. so i say okay. i'll talk about it. you can't just ignore it. >> i just thought this was my wife's perfume. >> no comment on my part. >> sometimes that may trigger it. >> we got a big sa

council member, marion barry who complained a d. c. government contract to cut grass should not have been given to a white maryland contractor. yesterday i said barry is not a racist and not against white people, but he does favor the interest of blacks. i called that a subtle distinction. john said yeah, way too subtle. some people want to believe that individuals who are themselves, members of a minority cannot be racist. it's short sided of you to put yourself in that category. that type of subtle distinction that you see in marion barry could be used to defend all sorts of racism. as long as they can be seen with the subtle distinction of simply being in favor of white people. it is a sad and simple truth that marion barry's comment is racist. first of all, anybody can be a bigot. so, was his comment racist? sure on its own i'll give you that. my point was, having known barry for years, i don't think he meant it to be. that takes us to the subtle distinction i also talked about, it's all about the power of one group over another gr

marion barry is a racist. he made a comment a few years ago after regan called d.c. chocolate city. now he says white people/companies can't have contracts in the district. a legal contract is broken. where is your reporting outrage over this overt racist attitude? mike, it is about in the same place it was last time barry said something like this but it doesn't matter because this is marion barry and in his defense he did back off of that statement in our interview yesterday saying it was not about black or white but rather about keeping city money in the city and frankly i do not believe the man is a racist for all his flaws. he is not against white folks, he is, however, in favor of black people and i would tend to believe there is a subtle distinction there. you may disagree. the address is mailbag@wusa9.com. >>> let's talk about the rescheduled dedication of the mlk jr. memorial coming up this weekend. we will bring you live coverage here on wusa weapon the live event. >>> topper is back with the forecast for the rest of the night and find out if you've got a we

barry seems -- barry simms is live from bel-air. >> and in the interview, walter bishop cried and said he does not want to go to jail. his defense team wonders if he knew that by making a statement he could possibly get the death penalty. baltimore county detectives interviewed walter bishop, jr., accused of being the hit man in a murder for hire plot. >> right here, and gold toward that direction on his crutches. i could tell he was looking at karla. she said, "can i help you?" he just turned his head and i went like this. >> the victim's wife is accused of setting up the scene. they think is the deal is strong evidence, but his defense lawyers claim the 29-year-old essex man was never told by police that they were recording him and that this statement could set him up for the death penalty. the victim was shot three times in the head at the gas station he owned in townsend. they considered it a possible robbery, but then karla and bishop became prime suspects. >> i thought i was doing something good. he beat on her. he was not a very good man. >> for at least one year, karla had been

the manilow song until barry made it great. >> you know what i learned?e at one point sat in barry manilow's old office. >> at the broadcast center. >> excellent information on a monday morning. good morning, everyone. >>> the search for survivors continues in turkey this morning after sunday's powerful earthquake there. it was a magnitude 7.2 quake centered in eastern turkey. it flattened mud brick homes and brought down high-rise buildings. at least 270 people are confirmed dead and the number is expected to rise. >>> president obama heads west today and we have learned that in las vegas, he'll unveil a new plan to help homeowners avoid foreclosure. the president wants to make it possible for many more americans to refinance. >>> another big satellite has fallen to earth, the second in two months. pieces of the old german research satellite came down somewhere in southeast asia today. a large u.s. satellite fell from orbit into the pacific ocean last month. >>> western caribbean, rina is building strength. the storm has winds of 40 miles an hour. curren

i'm barry frazier with the department of emergency management. and just 15-second update on who i am, i came over to the department of emergency management in may. before that i was with the department of technology here with the city for about five years, where i worked on a variety of wireless and broadband and -- and fiber types of projects in addition to a lot of other projects for d.t. and before that, i was with county of san diego for about 12 years down there working in technology and cable television regulation and those types of issues. i'm very happy to be here today. i'm happy to be able to talk about the project that i have been working on the last several months. i'm really excited about it. it deals with the regional inner operability. and it is called the bay web, bay area wireless enhanced broadband. it will be a network data, broadband network, exclusively for public safety and first responders. hopefully i can work the technology here. bay web is a public/private partnership. it is a partnership of the bay area public safety ag

barry bonds in front of beltre. bonds in '02. >> joe: on the outside corner, one away. >> tim: good part of the plate to get napoli. two-seam fastball. lynn finally has been out in the seventh. >> joe: now murph murphy. >> joe: bounces in. ball one. >> joe: darren oliver is the left-hander. goes up on the count, 2-0 -- murphy goes up on the count, 2-0. derek holland who got out of the bases loaded jam in the bottom of the sixth inning by getting jon jay on deck. that's ball three. murphy drew a walk his first time up. we replaced gentry in the fifth. now dotel. he has replaced rzepczynski. >> joe: there is a strike. 3-1. >> joe: that is back in to centerfield. right over the back of lance lynn. murphy is on. with holland coming up. >> joe: how about adrian beltre? who got in pro ball in 1995 with the dodgers. he came up to l.a. in 'e '98. had a big year in 2004 with the dodgers. then seattle. boston last year. his first year in texas. he had never been in a world series. throw to second. out there. lynn slipped as he threw it. th

turns out one of those is barry manilow.g attention to the problem. >> he'll tell us what it's like how to live with it, and how he uses his hit songs to keep track of his own heart. how about that? >> who knew it would work out that way? >> apparently, lola was not a show girl after all. >>> on a serious note, let's get to the latest on the terrible earthquake. in turkey, near the border with iran. it struck on sunday and now at least 270 people are dead. more than 1,000 injured. earlier i asked a journalist in the hard-hit city about the damage there. >> reporter: well, there's still widespread panic in the main city that the earthquake struck yesterday. ever since yesterday there's been more than 100 aftershocks that jolted the region. so that's why most of the people, locals here, are outside and are actually ready to go back to the apartments. they're warned to stay outside, either sleep in their cars or get a tent. because it is not clear how bad the damage is. what you see behind me, you are going to see several emerg

loose lips, councilman marion barry here to talk about his comments regarding the city contract. plus, mass arrest. the occupy protesters now waiting the u.s. capital. and the virginia governor's invitation to president obama and they are not getting together for conversation. we are just learning of a first at dulles airport. customs agents say somebody tried to smuggle cocaine into this country hiding it inside bed post knobs. this happened on a last week's flight from al salvador. they cut a notch in the bed post and found half a pound of coke worth $17,000. we are learning more about the woman accused of stabbing another woman outside a target store in mitchellville and her past is pretty sorted. a similar accident back in 2005. and in that case, she served 16 months after chasing several women inside the montgomery county nordstroms and stabbing two of them. police tell us the victim in today's case is in stable condition. >>> women at the suitland metro station are breathing a lot easier tonight after they made an arrest in connection with the two recent sex assaults near t

barry bonds in front of beltre. bonds in '02.n '04. >> joe: on the outside corner, one away. >> tim: good part of the plate to get napoli. two-seam fastball. lynn finally has been out in the seventh. >> joe: now murph murphy. >> joe: bounces in. ball one. >> joe: darren oliver is the left-hander. goes up on the count, 2-0 -- murphy goes up on the count, 2-0. derek holland who got out of the bases loaded jam in the bottom of the sixth inning by getting jon jay on deck. that's ball three. murphy drew a walk his first time up. we replaced gentry in the fifth. now dotel. he has replaced rzepczynski. >> joe: there is a strike. 3-1. >> joe: that is back in to centerfield. right over the back of lance lynn. murphy is on. with holland coming up. >> joe: how about adrian beltre? who got in pro ball in 1995 with the dodgers. he came up to l.a. in 'e '98. had a big year in 2004 with the dodgers. then seattle. boston last year. his first year in texas. he had never been in a world series. throw to second. out there. lynn slipped as he threw

barry simms is live with details. >> the defense attorneys told the judge that their goal is to get the entire story out, but today, carla porter did not give them much help. accused of setting up a murder for hire scheme, carla porter is taken back to the baltimore county detention center after testifying in a harford county courtroom. defense attorneys for walter bishop jr. called her as a witness. they are trying to prove to the jury that carla order pressured michigan to killing her husband. defense attorneys tried to ask border questions about the murder, including, were you married to william ray porter? she invoked her right against self-incrimination, saying i plead the fit. when asked, did you participate in a conspiracy to have william gray murdered? she again pleaded the fifth. matthew brown has already been convicted in the murder. daniel blackwell also testified. he is the former boyfriend of carla borders daughter megan. he said that she kept asking him to kill her husband, saying how much would it take, just for you to kill him? witten thousand dollars do it? he took it a

barry petersen, cbs news, tacoma. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news. i'm scott pel neseattle. for all of us at cbs news and >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> a real housewife in a 400-pound fat suit. >> here on the streets of new york city. >> the story making headlines around the world. >> she's normally 115 pounds. >> a preview of our special report on fat discrimination. >>> then -- mad maks versus the judges on "dancing with the stars." the new war or

barry simms is at the scene. >> prosecutors call the murder of a gas station owner cold- blooded and premeditated. the triggerman was pressured into committing the killing by the victim was the wife. walter bishop is on trial accused of shooting court several times in the head. they found the victim at the gas station. he was barely breathing. officers began investigating a possible robbery after the wife described the assailant as a black man with a black hoodie. the investigation took a strange turn leading to accusations of a murder for hire ski team. the prosecutor described walter bishop and his role saying he did it for the money. porter and plan to kill her husband. walter bishop was the higher hit man. he was promised another $9,000 after $300 and that she supplied the murder weapon. she would go to the ends of the earth to have her husband killed. for at least one year, she had been telling family members and friends that her husband was abusing her. she recruited them to help carry out the scheme. defense attorneys said nobody tried to stop what ended up a tragic murder. is

when i wrote the barry bonds biography years ago, i was begging for people.ne to tell me a positive story about barry bonds. >> wow. >> it was like looking for a nugget of gold in a toilet. you can't find it. it was so hard. walter payton was this amazing man. i understand why people are so protective because he was amazing. his goodness was incredible. >> there's one incident that jumps out to everyone in the book. it occurred at his hall of fame introduction. tell us about it. >> well, when he was -- you know, hall of fame, of course, is the biggest moment in a football player's life. walter payton was miserable. it was four days of misery. he had his wife connie, who he'd been married to for a long time but was separated from at this time, was in the first row of the induction. and his -- his girlfriend was in the second row. and, you know, connie had known about the girlfriend. but there was this real tension in walter for the entire time. he kept worrying are they going to meet? are they going to meet? are they going to meet? they actually did finally me

barry petersen, cbs news, tacoma. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news. i'm scott pel neseattle. for all of us >>> 9news now at 11 p.m. trust is a good thing. >>> this is 9news now. >>> a new development tonight unfolding at this hour in the brittany norwood trial in rockville. norwood accused of killing jayna murray to death inside the bethesda lululemon shop back in march. andrea mccarren is there. >> reporter: the judge just released some of the compelling evidence and clearly the judge used his discretion in not releasing everything. [ no audio ] signs of a struggle in the store. the prosecution says jayna murray suffered 322 injuries including 107 ns

. >> reporter: barry manilow rearranged into mannedy. ... gave without taking ♪ >> reporter: the company's first release went straight to the top of the charts. >> it felt great to be back. it felt incredible. for your first record to go to number one, be nominated for two grammys, it was so special. >> reporter: davis's greatest success at the record company would come with whitney houston who he signed at 19 and nurtured into one of the world's biggest stars. ♪ how will i know if he really loves me? ♪ ♪ i say a prayer with every heartbeat ♪ > mow recently houston has struggled with addiction. this year reentered rehab. has that been hard for you to see? >> yes. it's been hard to see whitney go through these tough times. >> reporter: did you see that she was heading for trouble? >> most of which was hidden from me. it was not that visible. it was not. it was not that until the last few years. >> i found you when you were 19, baby. i'm still your boss. just remember that. >> reporter: davis, who released houston's comeback album in 2009 is i

barry petersen, cbs news, tacoma. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news. i'm scott pelley in seattle. for all of us at cbs news and around the world, good night. flash grenades. police clash with protestors in the >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> tear gas, flash grenades police clash with protestors in the streets of oakland. what the "occupy" movement plans for tonight. why one expert says they need to hit the suburbs to really succeed. good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana king. oakland occupiers say police crossed the line and tonight those protestors are ready to fight back saying they will retake their camp near city hall after violent clashes with police last night. christin ayers with what's happening out there right now. christin. >> reporter: frank ogawa plaza was reopened. protestors have started if you take a look back here to reconvene on

. >> another resident, barry valentino jr. who worked as an artist in san francisco also decided to change his plans to stay an extra day to keep his sister company in london. he too boarded that fateful flight 23 years ago. >> at first we heard a plane had gone down. i think somebody realized that barry might have been on the plane. >> the plane exploded minutes after taking off from london's heathrow airport on december 21st, 1988. all 243 passengers and 16 crew members including garrett and valentino died. >> everybody was in shock because somebody we knew was on it and shock that it's happened at all. >> in 2003, libya formally took responsibility for the bombing, but speaking to nbc bay area from pennsylvania, valentino's father said the death of libyan leader moammar gadhafi doesn't provide much closure to his family? >> closure? no, i have none whatsoever. >> here believes there others involved who worked at the highest levels of the gadhafi regime who sanctioned, planned, and executed the plot and were acquitted or rel

there is barry livingston. i can't wait to hear you get into it. >>> also marcus samuelson is helping us kick off our new food segment called "the dish." we are glad he is here with us. >> country music superstar vince gill will perform his new hit single and we are lucky to have all of those folks in the house. >> absolutely. a full house this morning. it's all coming up. first, over to lonnie quinn with our final check of the weather. >> good morning. you have vince gill and my three sons over there! cool stuff. fantastic, vince! >>> right to your headlines. the northeast with this nor'easter is going to get a heavy, wet snow. not stick around long but i'm telling you, a potential problem out there. could be causing power outages. it's not the biggest snowstorm of the year. why would power outages be an added concern? the reason why a lot of the trees still have their leaves and the leaves can hold added snow and the tree limbs become extra heavy and northeast winds blowing at times, 40 to 50 miles per hour.

barry petersen has her story. >> reporter: it is kaitlin kelly's wedding kay.ever seen a wedding like this. >> what a blessing and what a sweet thing to do to help someone make a tragedy into something glorious. >> reporter: the tragedy unfolded on this ihop in carson city on the morning of september 6th. kaitlin was having breakfast with fellow members of national guard. three soldiers, all of them her friends, died in front of her. the gunman shot himself. no one knows why he attacked, but people do know the pain left behind. 25-year-old kaitlin now in therapy and haunted. >> i'm angry that i couldn't do more and i blame myself. >> reporter: kaitlin and her significant other, fellow guardsman jason, were already parents of 3-year-old aiden. after the attack amid the trauma, they decided to marry. enter terry bath who runs a garden store. she called the national guard base and offered to host the wedding for free. >> it's a total healing donation for the community. >> reporter: the guard suggested kaitlin. >> they had the tuxes that were donated and floral arr

be a pal. >> do like barry. >> and like al. >> do the "world news now" polka. >> one accordianist, doms with chafing? >> i do. i do. i had to actually shave off part of my chest so it wouldn't interfere with the accordian. >> i use baby powder. >> i use kevlar. ♪ ♪ >> the parody rock stars, you really live the rock star life. >> so true. no kidding. >> we have trucks. we have buses. sound checks. deli tray back staining with cheese cut into triangular shapes. everything a rock star needs. >> it's got to be tough on you, you are away from your family. but you go home every few weeks or days. >> they come visit. tomorrow my wife and daughter are visiting me. we try not to go more than two weeks without seeing each other. hard part being on the road. i have quality time through skype and face time on the laptop. >> your daughter is 8. >> she is. >> is it really cool for her to be the daughter of weird al yankovic, how is she treated in school. >> we go to school in l.a. there are other celebrity parents in her school. she understands what i do for a living. i think she enjoys it. she lik

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reporting live from bel-air, and barry simms. >> one morning to night about an email that looks likeofficial notice from the government but can cause all kinds of problems. it is under investigation by the feds. how you can avoid becoming the next victim. >> as head of her own pr company, she spends most of the day on her computer. she recently got an e-mail that looked like it was from the internal revenue service with the subject line about recalculating her taxes. >> i was concerned that it was legitimate. >> your computer was infected with a virus. the costar $300 to fix the problem. the screen says it, "windows has detected a hard disk problem." all that is a program run by the virus. with the computer crimes unit of the new york state police -- whether they doing? >> money. it lets the user know that they have been infected with a virus. in order to get rid of the virus, you have to pay money to purchase a stake virus removal program. it is really quite damaging. it is very hard to remove the program without making a purchase. >> they asked that payment be sent in new york. the

i am barry white. all right. >> i have no part of that. >> sarah has that smoking thing. >> every day my voice is getting lower. >> i guess i sound normal this morning. there is some fog this morning and it is chili. humidity is at 90% -- it is chilly this morning. we have a chance for some rain this afternoon. a high temperature of 66. big changes coming up this week. temperatures are going to swing all over the place. >> so far so good. no delays at the moment. one problem in bel air. moreccident at barry more dri drive. frankfurt avant is closed at sinclair lane. it's the miles per hour on the north side outer loop. 53 over towards 795. all the major roadways leading up to the beltway are looking ok. the major roads at the airport in great shape. this is harford road. traffic building just a bit. this is traffic on 95 at the fort mchenry. traffic moving without any significant the like out of the toll plaza. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> the white house is offering assistan

barry cofield, what do you have? >> you got to win. it's just that simple.tever it takes, whoever makes good plays, offense, defense, special teams. we all got to step it up. this thing went wrong in every facet imaginable today. one win can over race everything, but if that win doesn't come, then, you know, it will be more of the same. >> i do have some good news. the cowboys are getting walloped bit eagles. so that is good news for redskins -- by the eagles. so that is good news for redskins fans. here's bad news. the 49ers are coming next sunday, 6-1 in the nfc west. i'm dave feldman. i'll see you tomorrow. >> thank you for watching force the xtra brought to you by your wash -- watching sports xtra brought to you by your washington area nissan dealers.

positive story about barry bonds. >> wow. for a nugget of gold in a toilet. you can't find it. and walter payton, he was an amazing man. again, i understand why people are so protective because he was amazing. his goodness was incredible. >> hey, jeff, the final question then. there's one incident that jumps out to everyone. it occurred at the hall of fame induction. tell us about that. >> well, hall of fame is the biggest moment in a football players life. and he was miserable. he was four days of misery. he had his wife connie, she was in the first row of the induction. and his girl friend was in the second row. connie had known about the girlfriend, but there was a real tension in walter for the entire time. he kept worrying, are they going to meet? and they did meet at the end later on. it wasn't actually nearly the big deal that walter payton thought it would be. primarily because he wasn't with his wife, you know, wasn't living with his wife at that point. but it kind of ruined the four days, the amazing four great days

barry sims has more. >> what's your first name? >> jason. >> 36-year-old jason gross talked to detectives. this is the initial videotape interview as police began their investigation into the disappearance of 16-year-old rochelle battle. gross admits talking to battle by phone on an adult chat line. he planned to meet her at boomer's bar not far from his middle river home. he said she never arrived so he had a couple beers and then he walked to his house. prosecutors are relying on technology, phone records, surveillance video and gross' own words to prove he picked up battle at a bus stop, took her to his house, and burned hur body in an incinerator. he text messaged his friend after his police interview saying "i seen you friday night, if asked. i need you to tell police you had a drink with me at boomers and then i was leaving right after to go home." the text was sent shortly after the police interview. a few days later, his friend agreed to wear a wire. >> what's going on, man? [not audible] >> jurors heard gross discuss the i

barry petersen was there. >> reporter: it is caitlin kelley's wedding day.nd all around are last minute preparations but reno has never seen a wedding like this. >> what a blessing, what a sweet thing to do to help someone make a tragedy into something glorious. >> reporter: the tragedy unfolded at this ihop in carson city on the morning of september 6th. caitlin was there having breakfast with fellow members of the national guard. this memorial still remembers the moment when a gunman walked in, saw them at their booth and opened fire. three soldiers all of them her friends died in front of her. >> i had a bullet graze my ear, singe my hair. >> reporter: another bullet exploded bones in her foot. the gunman shot himself. no one knows why he attacked. but people do know the pain he left behind. 25-year-old caitlin now in therapy is haunted. >> i'm angry that i couldn't do more, and i blame myself. >> reporter: uselessly, you understand? >> of course. >> reporter: there's nothing you could have done. >> intellectually i know that, i know that. i know that. >>

when i wrote the barry bonds' biography years ago i was begging for people, and begging for somebodysitive story about barry bonds, and it was like looking for a nugget of gold in a toilet. you can't find it. it was so hard. and walter payton was an amazing man and again, i understand why people are so prospective because he is amazing and the goodness is incredible. >> there one incident that jumps out to everybody that occurred at the hall of fame introduction and tell us about it. >> well, when he was, you know, hall of fame is the, of course, biggest moment in a football player's life, and walter payton was miserable and four days of misery, and he got his wife, connie, who had he been married to for a long time and separated from at this time was in the first row of the induction, and his girlfriend was in the second row, and, you know, connie had known about the girlfriend, but there was a real tension in walter for the entire time and he kept worrying, are they going to meet, are they going to meet, and actually did meet at the end later on and it was not nearly the big deal t

lines welcome back barry sanders -- lions welcome back barry sanders. matthew it stafford unleased a bomb to calvin johnson. he takes in for his ninth touchdown of the season. the bears battled back just before the half. cutler connects and is the bears' 8 lead. third quarter, detroit up 14- 10. he takes it 88 yards for the score. troikas want to win the game and they are now -- detroit goes on to win. >> would join that did new -- you enjoyed that. >> leadfoot drivers be were if you're traveling through howard county. you might find yourself paying a hefty fine even if you never stopped. >> a home is rated and now a tsa security officer is facing a child pornography charges. i'm kim dacey live with that story. >> the ravens took to the field last by but not for monday night football. it was ladies' night. jennifer franciotti was there for it. >> so for tracking two areas were fire activity could tie you up a few minutes. will check on an accident in tho >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome ba