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bessie whether changing to raid and a few showers lingering on sunday. then a warm-up with temperatures in the mid 40's next week. >> if from a grievance camp -- the focus this week is on stopping the grievant quarterback, tom brady. that talk was the circus atmosphere because of the comments ed reed made about joe flacco looking are rattled against that texans. both have dismissed it as a non- issue but it has become a distraction the raven's quarterback and head coach would prefer not to deal with. is healing. le he had limited participation. reed did not talk to the media but his comments created a circle the wagons mindset in the raven's locker room. >> i think we just comment on the things we need to do better as a team. we know what we've got to do to get it done. that goes across all less, not just one person. >> we are a team around here. it's not that big issue and i don't take things that bad. it is what it is. >> concerned about the quarterback in new england because tom brady did not practice. he's the only player didn't take part partially i

the chief spoke to some kids at bessie school as part of violence and crime predevelops month. he told students about the city's safe haven program which just expanded into the south of market neighborhood. businesses willing to help friends not feeling wouldn't w go into a store without the owner not knowing the trouble. >> the chief would like to make this citywide instead of just this district. >>> time by be -- may be running out but civic business and labor leaders in san francisco are not giving up and today will meet to try to keep the 49ers in san francisco. the group still thinks it can convince the team -- to move into a new home at hunters point near candlestick park. that plan calls for an all- weather stadium with a retrabilitiable roof that seats 70,000 fans and shows off gorgeous views of sky lines. the 49ers are moving forward with plans to move into a billion-dollar stadium in santa clara. >>> the 9ers are getting ready for the playoff game against the saints at san francisco park. and ed lee is sticking with tradition arranging a bet with the mayor of the riva

. >> reporter: bessie still can't believe what she saw outside her boutique friday. >> i'm just seeing gowns, thousands of dollars of gowns being spray painted. >> reporter: right outside, workers were taking the leftover merchandise and destroyg it. these were pictures sent by sheila roth, one of many upset by what she saw. >> it hurt me physically to see that. it was sad. >> reporter: cara worked nearby. she and co-workers tried to grab some gowns and customers doing the same thing, pulling dresses and slippers and man cans out of the trash. not to keep but to salvage. why? they all had the same thought. >> why didn't they donate them to needy people? >> reporter: we contacted priscilla of boston owned by david's. we have always donated quality bridal gowns to a variety of charitable causes. we do not donate dresses damaged or in otherwise in poor condition. the women we talked to said aside from the spray painted embellishments was still good and the other was still in boxes. those who witnessed it said it was nothing short of wasteful. >> that you would spray paint a dress, gettive

695 making are way around to the south side and on the top side of the beltway we are also pretty bessy increasing providence road in the outer loop around to i-795. over to you. >> reporter: it's cold start to the friday morning. and the roads are wet. abc2 news linda so is live in hunt valley with what's expected today and she is on the ground taking a look at roadways out there. linda, what's going on. >> reporter: so far the roads are flowing pretty nicely. this is shawan road a a off the 83. we haven't seen problems this morning. but keep in mind that the temperatures will continue to drop this morning so you might deal with the slick spot here or there especially on the bridges and ramps. the other story this morning it is cold and those winds are blowing. see the flags whipping over there. i can tell you this morning as we left the station in towson and around 3:30 the gauge on the car said 41p and that has dropped a couple degrees and now the car is saying telling us that it's about 36. so that's the deal here in hunt valley and that's the deal all morning long as you get ready

we have bessy via skype, a store owner beside priscilla of boston.hat was your first reaction when you saw all these spray painted wedding dresses? >> it was really a crime just to see that because just some of these dresses were brand new. i mean, price tags still on them. i mean i saw one at $6,000 was a vera wang. it was just a crime. >> as somebody who works in this industry when you saw what was going on out there, was it a nightmare to see all this merchandise being ruined? >> it was a shock. i'm glad somebody took a picture of what was going on. to see that was a jaw dropper. i could never imagine spray painting one of my dresses i think the donatinang. i think there were different avenues they could have chosen. >> is there a chance that spray painted wedding dresses will become in style and everybody will wear that for the next wedding? >> i can't imagine unless you're, you know, maybe like a cyndi lauper fan way back in the day or something. i can't imagine a bride would want to walk down the aisles with a spray painted dress. >>> you alway

here is another lesson in the natural psyche and cultural literacy about war is bessie. -- is messy. >> who pays the bill for military.com? >> we have a number of revenue streams. we had add services and other third-party organization to provide services. it is primarily advertisement revenue. we have some defense contractor clients. we also have car companies and movie studios, a full range of offerings. >> let me show you a slide of the defense contractors and these figures that you are going to see. we try to fight figures that are accurate. you cannot be sure what is missing. this comes from an organization called "washingtontechnology.com." the number one contractor this year almost at $11 billion. lockheed martin, then northrop, boeing, you can see the list. when you look at that list, what can you tell us? >> some of those folks make hardware. some provide services. kbr does the logistic peace. they man the challah calls -- chow halls. they make airplanes and other sorts of stuff. boeing makes aerospace. they're on tap to make the next generation tanker. dinecorp does everythi

. >> reporter: carrie is part owner and manager of bessie's kitchen where they serve the best fried chicken between raleigh and asheville. cars and trucks going in and out of that driveway. >> and the truck drivers. that would be great for the truck drivers because we got a great big parking lot out here. >> reporter: even the white house has taken notice. that was bruce, a republican, sitting near michelle obama at the state of the union address last week. 130 new jobs may not seem like much -- >> this it is you're looking at it right here. that is the first piece of furniture that lincoln furniture has actually produced on this line. >> reporter: but bruce and the folks at lincolnton furniture feel like they're on to something. >> it's pretty emotional. i love you guys just like you're a part of my family. i want everybody to sign this piece of furniture today. >> reporter: they're not waiting for the economy to bounce back. they're pitching in to see that it does. bruce cochran is a living parable about people and profits and priorities. it almost seems to me that there's some personal r

he calls her bessie. >> it's tough to say. why was the work made? she pass away.ly for the memorial. >> reporter: her family keeps this in their home but lent it for this show. >> they were so happy to have. >> reporter: their granny. >> going up higher and higher. >> reporter: so sweet. it's a little disturbing, maurizio cattelan but sweet. for cattelan, getting to this show has been quite a journey. the son of a truck driver and a housekeeper, he was a poor student with a vivid imagination. this is you? >> this could be anybody. >> reporter: the working class student made good because of that wild imagination. his works reveal an irreverent streak that's not afraid to take on authority. what is success to you then? >> success is waking up and doing what you like, trying to live your life at your best. >> reporter: and now while at the top of his game, 51-year-old cattelan has announced his retirement from making sculptures. >> serena, i'll see you round the block. >> reporter: what's next for him? with an imagination like his, who knows what opportunities may be

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and finally, bessie griswold of dudley, north carolina. 100 years old, loves reading the bible. her secret to longevity? moderation. and even in moderation, moderation. that's it. >> all right, willard, thank you so much. >>> coming up, the things you can save money on in 2012. >> but first, we're going to take a look at your local news. and if you're living in the new york area, your soggy weather forecast. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. let's check on the morning commute with sarah caldwell. >> it has been a really rough ride this morning. wet roads have yet to clear up. jammed right from 195 all the way down to 32. much of that due to an earlier accident. all lanes are open. if you want to take 95 as your alternate, much better southbound. another one being cleared on 29 at 40. we are learning about an accident at windsor mill in. it involves an overturned vehicle at belmont ave bit shutdown at gordon ave. downed tree in hampstead. for 82 closed at brought ba

. >> i see a lot in my practice, patients with sleep apnea, owe bessie patients that wake up at nightecause they are not breathing well and as a result, have slept hours and are extremely tired and make sure you get the sleep study and, there are some positive pressure points that will make you sleep better. >> jamie: a big topic for a lot of people. great advice. thanks. >> eric: put the nap in, though it isn't scheduled... >> jamie: i'll call and wake you later, eric. >> eric: men, losing your hair, part of aging. now there ways to manage the pattern of baldness, the doctors will break that down when we come back. i have copd. if you have it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that fes like copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms... ...by keepinmy airways open... ...a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintence treatment that does both. and it's eroid-free. spiriva doesot replace fast-acting inlers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, gl

he mentioned countries are given the opportunity comes to bessie said, tweet some of the numbers. to what extent were you in your example lasorda for canada we are able to verify the fact that they only had 50 instead of 150 kilograms and i can't figure? >> for some of these, it is difficult to verify decisively. what is to understand his signature regulators and so were not necessarily going to have positions. you don't really know when it's almost impossible to know exactly what the quantities are. again, we took them from central sources. the central sources are fairly good in another cases gave ranges. we went to say, would you be willing to offer us more information one-on-one dinner normally provide me to other people who collect the information. in a number of cases, they were able to do that. now, were we able to verify every case? not in every instinct, but we asked them to justify it. we push them on the points as well. if for some reason we are not satisfied with what we came back, we made the ultimate judgment on this. we felt by and large we had very good levels of co

and finally, bessie griswold of dudley, north carolina.ible. her secret to longevity? moderation. and even in moderation, moderation. that's it. >> all right, willard, thank you so much. >>> coming up, the things you can save money on in 2012. >> but first, we're going to take a look at your local news. and if you're living in the new york area, your soggy weather forecast. >>> 8:26 is your time on this thursday, january 12, 2012. i'm eun yang. major crash on the beltway. it slowed traffic to a crawl. danella, good morning. >> good morning. we had an earlier crash at 355 on the beltway outer loop involving nine vehicles. it is now gone but the damage is done. you are jammed as you pass i-95. this is a look at new hampshire avenue. you can see these cars are barely moving at all. travel speed right now ten miles per hour. from i-95 to i-270 it will take you almost an hour. >> danella, thank you. >>> (ringing) hello? this is the sea calling. the sea? yeah! (laughing) what's it like there? brrrrrrr! how do you deal with that? a coat, a hat. g

and finally, bessie griswold of dudley, north carolina. 100 years old, loves reading the bible. her secret to longevity? moderation. and even in moderation, moderation. that's it. >> all right, willard, thank you so much. >>> coming up, the things you can save money on in 2012. >> but first, we're going to take a look at your local news. and if you're living in the new york area, your soggy weather forecast. >>> good morning to you. 8:26. i'm laura-garcia-cannon. may soon have a way to do that. the california public utilities commission will meet today to consider a proposal that would allow customers to opt out of the smart meter program. resident wos take the option would have to pay a fee of $270 up front, and then $14 a month. some residents have complained that the meters pose a health risk. pg&e insists the meters are safe. time to check the morning commute with mike. >>> we're tracking an accident that happened in the last of the last report and cleared just in the beginning of this one. we canceled the sig alert. look how slow it i