bern, thank you. >> >> and don't miss tonight's lineup.10:00, it's "the meant list" and then eyewitness news at 11:00. >> and oregon state is showing down against the broncos. they're painting the practice field blue to memic the blue turf at broncos stadium. they don't want the players to be thrown off by the color of the turf. >> i wonder if they found the birds died. they think it's the water and they fly down into it. >> i don't know how frequent. >>> ouch. i mean, aww. >> well, that would be interesting. >> i thought maybe they wanted to be like penn state. >> no, it's green. >> but we're blue and white. thank you for watching wjz-13 eyewitness news. >> and have a great day, we'll see you tonight. or in some cases, tomorrow morning. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

. >> good morning, bern and don. we're fine, how are you? >> we're good. we have a beautiful morning and a beautiful group. we're ready to rock 'n' roll. it's manic monday with the lupus town case of america when the morning edition rolls on. ,,,,,, bob ehrlich pretends to be for the working guy... but he's not on our side. i thought i knew bob ehrlich, but then i found out... he raised property taxes on every maryland family... and business. he increased college tuition... by 40%. 40%. and i thought i knew bob ehrlich. he was against raising the minimum wage. made $2.5 million... working for a lobbying firm. $2.5 million? he's not really on my side. with this tough economy, we really need a governor on our side. >>> the winds are from the north and that will keep the highs down. and tomorrow, there's not a lot to it. there were showers with the front, and they stayed to the north. and now, behind it, here are the clear skies moving our way. partly cloudy skies as we head into the afternoon. and bringing in slightly cooler air. tonight, we'll drop. some pe

. >> we have this morning, don and bern. this is a plate with cheese, chicken liver and bread and butter pickles and on this side -- >> that's the side i've eyeing. yeah, me, too. >> this is homemade. peanut butter chocolate cake and coconut cake. that's the break it's a side -- that's the breakfast side. >> that's the side we want. >> and also at our website, it lists all of the restaurants as well. >> thank you, it's good to see you. >> we thank the folks at clementine. er go to wjz.com for war list of all of the restaurants and don't forget, we're a proud sponsor. >> as we should be. don and bern, back to you on tv hill. teasing us here. >> great program and a great idea. it's tonight, tonight, tonight. >> wow, 50%! that's incredible. >> check that out, everyone if you can. >> maybe we'll getbreak fast over this and help out. ,,,,,, bob ehrlich pretends to be for the working guy... but he's not on our side. i thought i knew bob ehrlich, but then i found out... he raised property taxes on every maryland family... and busin

. >>> and bernadette and ron and friends -- >> and hey, don and bern. happy purple friday. >> yesterday, i thought it was friday all day. >>> well, that hurt. it hurt big time. i had a -- well, i caused a lot of problems in the eyewitness news room yesterday. >> well, it's great to be here. it's friday and we're at the wise penny. we're with the jr. league of baltimore for their semiannual boutique sell. men, women and children -- laura, you're the president of the jr. league. good to see you again. for those not familiar with the jr. league, you do great work. >> we train women to be community leaders. >> and the wise penny is the story to raise women here. and what's coming up this weekend? >> the sale, everyone knows about it. the 9th semiannual sell. men, women, one stop shop for boutique shopping. >> and you have over 20 designers. 20 of the area boutiques -- >> yes, anything. bernadette knows all of those. >> yes, and the list goes on and on. 70% off on most of the stuff. absolutely. >> and we'll talk to the ladies who have been kind enough to get

you're right on it, bern. >> we're live in dundalk.hese are the folk that is make all of the great new raven's gear. i'm wearing one of them right now. craig, our friend here. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> well, it's great to have you here. we have deals with four players. >> rice, flacco, boldin and hanada. >> we're doing sweatshirts. and bottles and silly bands. >> well, your employees are working hard. we're printing the rice shirts and they're doing the fronts and the others will do the back. >> is this all day? >> well, it's been slow with the two away games. now, we're ready to go. it's show time in baltimore. i love that. bring it on, number 27. >> we try to come up with catchy slogans. we like play like afterchampion. >> that's out and he's giving them to the players. we've been getting good responses on that one. let's talk about the stores where you can get this gear. of course, maryland screen printers, that's a major supplier here. let's go over the stores where you can get this stuff. >> we have a lot of gro

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. >>> well, the thank you, bern and good afternoon, everyone. you spoke correctly, don't get hung up on the name and the track. en we'll show you why. we know that the energy is nicole. if your house is destroyed, is it a tornado or a wind sheer, it doesn't matter, it's the same type of storm and that's what's heading our way. we'll see the coastal gusts and 35, up to 40 miles per hour here. we'll have over the next 36 hours the potential of five inches of rain. taking a look at the watches and warnings. this backs up what bernadette said. and every county in maryland is under some kind of a watch. either a flash flood watch or a genuine, real flood watch for the rains moving our way. we have a big weather situation coming our way. come on back for one second and another thing to consider, is there going to be a surge coming up from the cheese peek bay. -- chesapeake bay. this isn't unlike isabelle. back inside now. >>> and remember, wjz-13 is always on for you, for constant updates and your own live look at first warning doppler weather radar,

. >> bern, no comment. >> no comment. >> we saw it this morn. >> thank you for watching eyewitness news on wjz-13. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ ehrlich ] annapolis -- if they have their way, we're facing a mountain of debt and a massive tax increase. employers will continue to leave our state, taking their jobs with them. the next four years will impact the next decade, so we've put together a road map to 2020. a plan that brings jobs back to maryland by reducing spending and lowering taxes. let's make the maryland we love not just good, but great.

the police commissioner endorsed bern teen and draw jessamy's fire and there was a tragedy to draw jessamy soft on crime. jessamy gave $100,000 to her campaign. >> whether they're working for me or not, i thank them, exercising a responsibility in engaging yourself in the process is something to be commended. >> i had terrific people running a great campaign. i wouldn't do anything differently. >> reporter: right now, bernstein has 1421 votes ahead. >>> and we've been on the phone with the officials. they won't begin counting the ballots until tomorrow morning at 10:00. it could be some time before we know the out come of the race. >> all right, thank you, mike and now, over to don. >> and some other maryland races are decided. governor o'malley crewed to a victory into a rematch with ehrlich. the u.s. senate race shaped up as expected. mikulski will face wargotz. and washington, d.c. will have a new mayor soon. the incumbent is ousted by gray. he serves as the chairman of the destruct council. he won by 7%. >>> also, the tea party pushes another candidate to victory in delaware. the newco

. >> i want to emphasize what bern was saying. we may not see the rain got out until the overnight. we may only be a third of the way through this weather event. let's bring you up to speed on the current watches, warnings and advisories. it's easy to say where we don't have any. a flash flood warning for all caughts including baltimore city and the district of columbia except garrett, allegany, washington and frederick county. we have a tornado watch, not a warning, but a watch in effect until 1:30 for all counties for the state of delaware, all maryland counties excluding garrett, allegany, washington and frederick county. there is another concern. that is the high tide moving up the bay. 12:4 at bowly quarters. indianapolis was reporting the tide running a couple of feet above normal, so western shore, bay property owners, those, with concerns, marinas, those who have boats should be on the lookout. you should note high tide in one specific location. the tide is definitely running above normal. once again, this event is nowhere near over with. we're about a third of the way throu

greg bern city has a slight leads over patricia jessamy by 1300 votes.icia jessamy's crew sid thoosands may not have been counted. but suuporters of bernstein said it is time for patricia jessamy to concede. >> we would hhpe hat miss patricia jessamy would go ahead and concede. and recognize the nest ability of her loss. >> so many voters did not vote in this election. i think, had they done that, miss patricia jessamy probably november much better shape. >> counting of absentee and provisional ballots will not resume until next wednesday. and you can stay with fox 45 news, of course, for all the latest information on the novemmer elections. go to foxbaltimore.com/vote 2010. >> we have much needed rain toniiht. with a look at the sky watch forecast. maybe it is happening now? >> yeah, we have some rain out there. most of the heaviest rain right now out toward hagerstown. but coming our wayyovernight. so don't be surprised to hear ú%mble of thunder in the next hour or two. but aftee that, it will quiet down. first wave dropped a nice amount of rain. first

. >>> okay, thank you, bern. >> and first, here's what people are talking about. frantic 911 calls from johns hopkins as staff heard gun fire inside the hospital. thursday, a man shot a doctor, his mother and himself. mike hellgren has more. >> reporter: the 911 tames reveal more of the chaos, the commissioner doesn't believe that the shooting was planned. panic from patients. >> 911, we need 911! there's a shooting on nelson 8. >> reporter: and the staff at the hospital -- pardus was distraught over his mom's prognosis. >> the physician went down, it was a loud shot and everyone looked at him and people said, run! >> reporter: investigators believe that pardus shot and killed his mother then and himself. >> i guess he thought that she was serving a lie and she wasn't going to be able to walk again and to be herself again. >> reporter: he had a permit to carry a gun in virginia, but no criminal record. >> we don't know if it was in his routine. >> reporter: the police commissioner praised overall response. >> i would give us high marks for how it all perseided. th

i'm bring this back, bern. okay. >>> i've had two in my life, my father wrecked one and my dog ate the interior out of one. i've stuck with other cars. >>> still to come on the eyewitness news morning edition -- >> i'm adam may and how they're using this truck to get rid of bedbugs. that's comom,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> bedbugs are bomb barding maryland. >> reporter: bedbugs crept their way in to frederick county. this is ridiculous. how could someone get them in the books? >> a librarian spotted them in two children's books. >> we were fortunate that she saw it and she knew what it was and knew what to do. >> they're a national pandemic and nearly eradicated in the 50s, new bans on pesticides make it difficult to kill them. we immediately bagged up the materials that were in the proximity to the book. we bagged them up and removed them. >> now, all of the items are here, once the inside reaches 120 degrees, the critters should die. the sun and containment aren't the only -- all eight libraries are spried with tes

david, bern never shy and named one of the team captains. would not happy with crabtree's attitude or work ethic. crabtree objected. result was a shouting match. and and. >> they were both wrong. and we'll not have distractions on the team. that is not allowed. and we don't do that. >> bill king reported perhaps the best sprafter in bay area history. this hall opened up online ballotting. >> swing. there is a high drive. and it's going deem. it's a home run! >> and king broadcast a's games 25 years and did warriors and raiders. fans have a chance to show support by voting for him for the ford frick award. to vote, you'll see the link there. and baseball today, there is in new york tonight, he dropped a ball. there is derek barton, there is two more scored going to be another blowout. and there is kevin cusmanov. two run homer in the fourth. they're in the 8th. and for the first time in his career, tim lips lincecum facing colorado's face jiminez, also struggled there. and there is giants need this win. phillies beat the dodgers in l.a.. and

killed a bern, injuring five others in a small distribution pipe.arge transmission lines have a better record these pipelines are exceedingly safe. >> alechlsa explain there's is new technology to catch weaknesses or leaks in the pipes. these smart egg pigs or gauges may be up to 15 feet long. >> a pipeline has to be built designed and constructed in such a way this is a large thing that can pass through it the san bruno pipeline appears to have been within built before the technology. chances are it wasn't used in san bruno but that is one of the questions to be answered along with the main one with reports from neighbors who smelled gas did pg&e fail to act quickly enough? >> someone new mu not have gone down there and chased it down. >> that is a major focus of the investigation. if you have information on this topic any tips to check out about the blast contact u.s. through abc 7 news.com. >> and dan, thank you very much. >> also on our web site you're going to find a link where you can see the pipelines running through your neighborhood. there

." >>> finally to bern, switzerland. someone has a serious case of the giggles. it's the finance minister. he's reading a speech about the importing of spiced meat. [ speaking foreign language ] >>> the minister claims he found the bureaucratic writing style in which the spiced meat bill was written was incredibly funny. i think he just realized he was speaking in german about spiced meat. >>> time marches on. worst persons and rand paul compares this country and this president to pre-hitler germany, then denies he's doing so and then does it again. >>> when you call a congressional tactic >>> when you call a congressional tactic undemocratic in march you better not be caught on tape promising to use the tactic in september. >>> the biggest tactic around the panorama of scams exclusive gold line as unsavory things are revealed about its top salesman ahead on "countdown." >>> turns out the chief salesman >>> turns out the chief salesman for the chief sponsor for glenn beck were hauled into court in the '90s by the s.e.c. on charges of defrauding elderly investors.

second, instead of trying to correct a bern alzheimer's disease, ask them simple questions about theirtements. even if they seem sained or about a middle eastern person we living. third, help the person by cueing them to do things for themselves when possible. you'll need to step in if your safety or well being will be compromised in any way. fourth, enlist the help of family and friends to spend time with the senior loved one, to give yorespite. fifth, investigate enlisting the help of a professional care giving service for the everyday task. so you can spend time with your loved ones and appreciate them. certainly caring for a senior loved one with alzheimer's disease is challenging. there are a number of helpful internet sites, including the national alzheimer's assiation, and where you can find more information, help, and guidance. >> if you would like to hear these suggestions ain, visit our home page. nbcwashington.com and search dementia. >>> still to come on 95 at 4:00, parents jam the phone lines after a baby's formula maker announces a recall. >>> and federal health officials

bret hart as well as bern side are two major roadways that go through the area. as well off of highway 185. traditional slowing and i wanted to point this out, very good back upstarting there coming through, but nothing compared to yesterday with almost a full stop. this may be a result of folks looking at the read out. it's only day two of the new expressway. >> something to get used to. the weather these days. it's hot? >> we have been getting used to mild temperatures. today is the last full day of summer. patchiy low clouds towards lunchtime. we will get 70s and inland. the sea breeze will keep it down on the coast and the peninsula. high clouds spilling in this evening that makes for a nice sunset. the fog will stick around the coa coast. the temperatures are cool, but as we head towards the weekend, not only 80s and 90s, but offshore winds which as you know this time of year, we have to watch for fire danger. the winds don't get too desperate. >>> an update to the story we brought you last month. you may remember the video of a british woman caught on tape

use bern side or bret hart drive. a lost surface streets.eeways through the area are moving smoothly. we will follow this. back to you. >> new this morning, the commander of the national guard unit that was on a training exercise in utah when a wild far spark side apologizing. he said he is deeply sorry for what he called a systematic failure. it destroyed three homes and damaged a fourth. it's 25% contained. the unit was conducting live training on sunday even though there were high wind warnings. >> three months and no state budget. no negotiations because the governor called in sick. a meeting could depend on if the governor is well again. 83 days makes it the longest delay in history. lawmakers these to close the gap. >> the safety alert for the women in your life. a man sexually assaulted women and today in the bay's christie smith is live at lake merit where the attacks took place. christie? >> reporter: these attacks took place in a secluded area in the evening. both were on their way home. they are warning people to be careful, parti

why would a bern a brain take cocaine? >> one is why you start using and why you can't stop using.ing usually is you are trying to find a solution to a problem and feel better. >> larry: your brain tells you this will work? >> no, the culture tells you this will work. if your brain is genetically set up a certain way, it works. that's what you have to acknowledge in drug addicts. they use drugs because they work. they do feel better. a lot better. for an extended period of time many times and then a second phenomenon kicks in which is the disease of addiction whereby in spite of it no longer working or having serious consequences in their life, i like to call the do it again part of their brain has now been altered in such a way as to require them to do it again, do it again. >> larry: dr. amen, what does the need for the addiction due to the brain. the brain still knows that it is damaging it. >> it damages it over time. >> larry: the brain is damaged? >> yes. so the emotional part of the brain, the pleasure center in the brain hijacks it and it is damaging your pre-frontal cortex

followed by bern wood, and stan saunders.had 13 out of 16 correct and came closest. he wins a $25 best buy gift certificate. you can still sign up to play. click on the banner near the top of the home page. >> jess, feel free to gloat. you're jut putting -- just putting the competition. >> there's no rhyme or reason. i choose by places where i know people who live there. >> it's working. >> i don't know how. >> you can catch this exclusively. cleveland brown comes to town. that is sunday, live on wjz 13. >>> and a special programming reminder. tonight is a series premiere of the new cbs show, the defenders. it stars jim belushi, and jerry o'connell as two las vegas attorneys who know how to work the town better than anybody. you can watch it tonight at 10:00, here on wjz 13. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news. a chase like no other. what prompted this wild pursuit in florida? >> colorful hail. people in iowa now assessing the damage from a dangerous storm. why car dealerships are recovering as well. >>> i'm bob turk. the firs

." >>> finally to bern, switzerland. someone has a serious case of the giggles.ster. he's reading a speech about the importing of spiced meat. [ speaking foreign language ] >>> the minister claims he fun to the bureaucratic writing style in which the spiced meat bill was written was incredibly funny. i think he just realized he was speaking in german about spiced meat. >>> time matches on. worst persons and rand paul compares this country and this president to prehitler germany, then denies he's doing so and then does it again. [ male announcer ] one look can turn the everyday into romantic. ♪ an accidental touch can turn ordinary into something more. moments can change anytime -- just like that. and when they do men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven, low-dose tablet you take every day, so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. tell your doctor about your medical condition and all medications, and ask if you're healthy enough for sexual activit

. >> describe that environment for us, bern.as the bee's next once we move to the midterms. is the president kind of going for the three pointers when he should be going for layups? it's difficult upon what you describe dd midwest to be. are there easier wins for him out there? >> the math keeps broadening for democrats. it also keeps changing. and republicans are fielded a number of strong candidates in the midwest where in states like nevada where a strong republican would have had maybe an easier time against harry reid. in the midwest there are a lot of strong republican candidates. the democrats are defending their home turf. >> i want to read this to you from stanley crouch who wrote this this in the new york daily news. obama has two problems. he that has to battle an opposition sold out to the extremes to regain power. integrity be damned. the second problem is cowardess on the other side of the aisle. so do you agree with that? how do democrats deal with the dynamic right now there was a telling moment. it was promising

." >>> finally to bern, switzerland. someone has a serious case of the giggles.he's reading a speech about the importing of spiced meat. [ speaking foreign language ] >>> the minister claims he found the bureaucratic writing style in which the spiced meat bill was written was incredibly funny. i think he just realized he was speaking in german about spiced meat. >>> time marches on. worst persons and rand paul compares this country and this president to pre-hitler germany, then denies he's doing so and then does it again. - working out can be totally cool. - that's right, so we've got a list of things you can do to get active. - like jumping jacks. - or how 'bout push-ups? - sit-ups? - uh, maybe jumping rope? - yeah. or jogging. - uh, how about like a wheelbarrow race? - oh, yeah, that's a great idea. - but imagine actually trying to use him as a wheelbarrow, like stacking bricks on him and doing, like, doo-doo-doo. you know what i mean? - or yoga. - which is actually peaceful and quiet and not a lot of talking, so... - exactly. is he still looking at me? the boo

. >>> hi, there, bern. well, good morning, we have an accident in harford county in whiteford.route 136 closed down. and meantime, we have those delays on 95 southbound, they're extended to 895. and there's a look at the average speeds and drivetimes on the beltway. 27 miles per hour on the westside. and there's a live look outside at the westside there at old fort road. that's a 15 minute set back and there's the look at the setback on 95. that's the southbound lane to the left. >> and this is brought to you by bills. call 1877-75-bills. >>> we have school advisories in anne arundel county. several schools are closed today because of a ruptured pipe. classings should resume tomorrow. >>> high school students are in shock after the sudden death of a classmate. andrea fujii has details. >> reporter: good morning, don, the 14-year-old will be laid to rest later on this week. er saturday, a memorial was held in memory of joey d'entremont. he was killed friday night crossing i-24. his friends comforted each other. he played line backer and piano an he wrote music. the 19-year-old h

this campaign, right now, the race is too close to call. 100% of the precincts are reporting that bernwith 29,000 votes and jessamy checking in with 28,000 votes. the problem is, there are still several thousand out standing absentee and early votes. all could make a huge difference in whether or not jessamy gets to keep the job she's had or whether or not bernstein will get to take over the office. and right now, the results are likely not to be in until later on today. derek valcourt, wjz-13 eyewitness news. >>> no surprise in the race for governor. marty bass -- governor o'malley takes the win and so does ehrlich. >>> up next, news about how to get rid of love handles and hear testimony from the doctor from connecticut who's family was murdered while he was tied up in his basement. lili,,,,,,,,,,,, i'm bob ehrlich. i'm not the kind of guy who likes to hang on the sidelines. today maryland is in trouble. we're worse off than we were four years ago. dangerous debt, higher taxes, not enough jobs. we need real leadership to turn this state around. fix the budget -- honestly. grow small

new bern, north carolina, republican line. caller: when stephen colbert did the immigrant worker for a few hours, he did not work for $3.50 per hour. they are the reason our food is so cheap. we must appreciate. the illegal aliens coming here and working for a little and being kicked across the border. paris helton was not allowed into japan last week. the reason was because of her recent drug possession. the reason they did not let her in was because of animal rights. she fights for animal rights and the japanese abuse whales, dolphins, and penguins and fish. the japanese are taking our jobs and dumping products in america. the japanese are the evil empire and we should never have ended the war when we did. douglas macarthur said japanese should only be spoken in help. host: your thoughts aside, as far as celebrities, do they help or hinder these kind of causes? caller: stephen colbert injured. he should never have done that. that was stupid. he should not have been in character. he should have said this is what happens to po