the boston public library. that's your "early today"vent of the day. >> bill, thanks. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. last night, the long awaited harry potter a the deathly hallows part one opened in new york city. to the joy of fans but with some inevitable sadness. there's only one more film after this one, but they were both shot together so cast members have said good-bye to their characters. on the other side, emma watson is thrilled to finally have short hair. >>> a week away from starring in her debut, christine aguilera has a star on the walk of fame, now e says it has all paid out. >>> finally, december's "vogue" has exclusive pictures of costumes and sets for spider-an turn off the dark, costing $60 million, it's the most expensive show ever to hit broadway. directed by julie taymore, it will feature music by utwo's bono. >>> in louisiana, a couple that has spent a lifetime apart wl spend their golden years together. newlyweds gal vin and marilyn were torn apart wh

an all clear at boston's logan airport there.ntinue to follow more information if needed. >>> also a good-bye ceremony for one of philadelphia's most iconic sports arenas tops hour look at stories around the "news nation." right now a wrecking ball is being slammed into the side of the philadelphia spectrum. if former home of 76ers and fliers. some sports legends were on hand to bid the arena farewell. >>> and police in texas release this dashcam video of a car chase that ended up on a dallas airport runway after a suspect crashed through security fence at love field. you can hear police considering using deadly force to end the chase before it reached nearby planes. >>> and look at this video. a trio of fur thieves made off with two coats worth $5,000. you can see a woman lifting up her dress and stuffing one of the fur coats down into her stockings. >>> coming up, the woman with charlie sheen during his meltdown at new york city's plaza hotel is suing. we have the details in the scoop. ♪ ♪ i'm gonna get my hair cut ♪ even if i

so the all-clear in boston.e got to you real quick. >>> today's "mission possible." don't just ask why. find an answer for why. as many prepare to celebrate thanksgiving with a feast, keep in mind the sobering numbers from the department of agriculture. last year nearly 30% of u.s. families were classified as food insecure on some level at one time or another, meaning they went hungry on some level with little to no food. that's more than 50 million people in the u.s. 17 million of those hungry are children. this year those numbers are expected to be higher. billionai ayers joining me now. co-founded the prosecute group world hunger also known as why hunger. tell me about your organization and tell me how we're going to solve this problem. >> we've been at this for 35 years. harry chapin and i started in 1975. there's no one answer for fighting hunger in america. we need everybody at the table so everybody can eat at the table. certainly we need the government doing more. they're doing a great job with the s.n.a

now boston police believe they my have found his body. in a nice boston neighborhood, police make a gruesome discovery. the body of a black male on monday very mutilated. >> he's not normal law enforcement and at this time, we have no indication as to his identity. >> reporter: the body is found 22 hours after the father of delvonte tisdale reported him missing in charlotte, north carolina. the baltimore teen moved in with his father last year, but relatives tell charlotte reporters he'd run away several times since. >> of course, this is a quiet neighborhood, so we want to know what happened, you know? and i called somebody else and said i seen the kid's missing. they said that's why they called police. >> reporter: now police think the dead person in boston may be the 16-year-old tisdale. they found this piece of paper on the body with a what looks like a hall pass on what appears to be his name. the school says it uses passes like that. families say the teen may have hitched a ride trying to get to new york. >> it really makes you real

i think you're going to be very bad in boston going. well i was just going to say that of course these three are opinions and the baltic peoples perceived russia differently and i agree with you that the that the notion of an actual russian threat is just it's it's it just is nonexistent we do not live in the late thirty's nor do we live in the early one nine hundred forty s. at the same time president putin. said some really nasty things about poland and he really threatened poland in two thousand and eight and then the next year he said some pretty outrageous things about the role that poland. allegedly played in the in the breaking old breaking out a world war two so this sort of rhetoric he said i don't know you go he didn't say that he was quoting some archives that were released those were not his now would be factually correct here ok he there was some archival well as miami adults forget also and also risk remember the reproach moment between the two countries after the tragedy of of the death of president kaczynski i mean don't

. >>> to boston, the cavs taking on the eagles of boston college.quarter, fourth and goal, perry jones from virginia powers his way in. the cavs have a 10-3 lead. later, boston college with the ball. chase redig with the ball. 39 yard scores strike and boston college beats virginia, 1713. and uva has lost three straight. >>> indianapolis, rickie dobbs being out with a concussion playing his final game, one to remember. second quarter, dobbs, throws deep down the middle to a wide opened greg jones. nobody in front of him and it's good for a 85-yard touchdn, the longest scoring play for navy this season. 21-3, midshipmen. dobs keeps it himself, his third shing td of the game and his 48th rushing touchdown in the last two seasons sets a record. navy dns arkansas state, 35-19. >>> here we go. at fedex field, penn state takes on indiana. pen stayed's evan royster, the pride westfield high school, 7-0, nittany lions. had himself a real good career in ppy valley. third quarter, game tied at 24. hoosiers punting away and andrew daley gets in for the block a

it was all-boston in the season opener. it was all-boston last night.uch a sweet stroke. seven of nine from three-point range. wide-open in the corner. the heat doesn't. he had 35 points. and rajon rondo, the smile. rajon rondo had not 1, not 2, but 16 assists. ray allen. heat come back toward the end. but it's not enough. boston does it again. >>> i'm steve bunin. that does it for us here. now, back to you. >>> coming up next, the stories we'll be following tod [ female announcer ] your hands are only as clean as the towel used to dry them. so why use the same hand towel over and over instead of a clean, fresh one every time? kleenex® brand hand towels. a clean, fresh towel every time. to cover up flaws and make skin look pretty but there's one that's so clever, it makes your skin look better even after you take it off. neutrogena healthy skin liquid makeup. 98% of women saw improvement in their skin's natural texture, tone, or clarity. does your makeup do that? neutrogena® cosmetics recommended most by dermatologists. neutrogena® cosmetics gotta get t

boston generating is undergoing bankruptcy reorganization. the deal will be presented to a bankruptcy judge tomorrow for approval. the addition of boston area power plants will make constellation an even bigger giant in the energy business than they are. >>> tonight, at 11, we are continuing this new series we have been showing you. it's called maryland's cold cases and we have the story tonight of jennifer claybrook. she was just 15 years old when she was found murdered near her bel air home back in the spring of 1983. 27 years have gone by and her case remains a mystery. >> those of us who have been here long enough to remember jenny personally, it really is very tragic when we see her picture and know that was the only yearbook picture taken of her. >> you can catch her story tonight right here on abc2 news at 11. >>> later this week, the u.s. conference of catholic bishops will meet here in baltimore. and some say the meeting will be political. the outgoing president used his final speech yesterday to defense the bishops opposition to hea

still windy up around boston. temperatures are in the 40s.don't really need the heavy winter coat. at least not today. indications are next week by the time we get to thanksgiving or so temperatures could take a nose-dive through much of the region. enjoy the warmth while we have a little today. the winds just a little gusty. boston, 30 miles per hour. nothing like yesterday across the region. and just about all the clouds and rain is gone, too. a couple sprinkles off the lakes last night overnight. that's about it. expect partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies in many areas. the exceptions will be in louisville, cincinnati, a little south of nashville. sprinkles and clouds this morning. and even this afternoon, it will get better in northern alabama where you just have a few showers out there. your forecast for today, boston, windy but sunny, 54. partly cloudy from d.c. to new york. temperatures mid 50s this time of year. actually a little above average. so enjoy that. and friday looks great, too. a little cooler and brisk. but at least it will

a little cooler in boston. d.c. should be nice today.ttsburgh should be beautiful for this veterans day. so any parades today is looking nice. as far as what we're going to deal with tomorrow, we start to warm it up a little bit. we head into the upper 50s in a couple spots here. it will be the same over the weekend, too. it's not going to be warm but it should be sunny and nice. we mentioned the trouble spots. today we're watching rain in oklahoma, sliding up into areas of kansas. and the backside, some snow this morning in colorado. not a snowstorm but a few inches here and there. and then on friday, we still watch the middle of the nation with the wet weather. so veronica, most people traveling to day or tomorrow, if they got lucky enough for a three-day weekend, you're looking good. >> sounds good, bill. thanks. >>> one celebrity chef is seeing red. >>> plus, the country couple that has it all now has even more. your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. here's a myth, having an insurance agent costs you more money. the trut

there's a batch of rain heading into the boston area this morning. it's coming from the gulf of maine. it's weakening a little bit. but no boston and massachusetts, you're going to have showers off and on this morning. it's a little windy once again. this ocean storm is still cranking the winds out of the north-northeast. boston, 25. dmru new england, showers and cool weather. it's better the further south you go. d.c., baltimore, philly looks okay today. carolinas look gorgeous. chicago, another nice day for you. still cool on the back side of our front. what in the denver area. it's definitely cool in montana and up in the dakotas. there's nothing too bad for your morning travels today. that's a look at your forecast. now here is a look at the weather outside your window. chances of snowflakes in salt lake city today. you had a little snow yesterday, especially yesterday morning. raleigh, 65. nice weather into pittsburgh. cincinnati, ohio, one of the best spots in the country today at 71. lynn, there's a big rain event moving into the middle of the

we're in the 30s in boston and washington, d.c.'s, got a cold morning underway at 38. denver, it feels like the middle of winter at 23 this morning. there is cold air out there. but there's a big storm in the middle of the country. this is the story of the weekend. right now it's a rain event. may end as a snow event for areas of minnesota. we'll have to watch that closely. but the green on the map is rain. and that covers much of the heartland. the east coast, enjoy what should be another beautiful day. it's going to be a cold start but should be a sunny finish. should be enjoyable for everyone from maine to florida. very warm in the tennessee and ohio valuleys. st. louis could be around 79 degrees. who needs umbrellas? in texas, much of oklahoma, eastern half of kansas, missouri, all of iowa into wisconsin and minnesota, so it's a large area that needs the umbrellas. the swofrt going through kansas. from here to wichita, thunderstorms going through. eventually this will work toward topeka, lawrence, and kansas city. omaha, you're also going to have a wet start to the

. >> 60s in boston, new york and baltimore. a drastic drop in the midwest, with 35 in chicago and 23 in the twin cities. a frosty 6 degrees in billings, 27 in boise and 23 degrees in seattle. >>> rescue workers in cambodia are searching for anyone who might have survived a deadly stampede. more than 370 people died when a panicked crowd tried to flee over a small bridge. some of the victims were trampled. others fell into the river. thousands had gathered for a festival marking the end of the rainy season. tomorrow will be a national day of mourning. >>> it's like something out of a spy novel. there are reports that a taliban leader who was involved in high-level peace talks with afghan leaders wass an imposter. it was supposed to be mullah akhtar muhammad mansour. one of the most senior leaders in the taliban movement. the fake leader was not only a security threat. the u.s. paid him lots of money. this morning, the afghan president is denying he ever met with mansour. >>> americans appear evenly divided on those new airport s

now it's moving through boston, trying to head here to providence. it looks like it's going to hold together for you. if you're heading outdoors in providence or down on the cape over the next hour and a half, bring the umbrella with you. portland, maine, also with a little shower activity, too. not a lot of heavy rain, just showers. the winds are gusty again. 26 mile-per-hour winds at logan, hartford, 25. don't expect a lot of sunshine in new england today. the middle of the country, look at this sliver here. this is the little nose of warmer air all the way through kansas city, into minneapolis. that's going to give you a really nice day today. temperatures in the 60s from minneapolis to chicago, st. louis to kansas city, enjoy your dry weather today. a rain system's going to come to the midwest thursday and friday, including veterans affairs tomorrow. that's when we'll deal with wet weather in the southeast. finally florida become to the 80s after a nice cool period of weather. gorgeous in new orleans, also san antonio. anyone traveling to the wes

at boston college wins. >>> navy-arkansas state. the pitch, howell does the rest, 12 yards into the end zone. in the second, dobbs throwing. he finds greg jones, wide open. lookout open he is. and he runs all the way to the end zone. 21-13 it navy. dobbs keeps it, into the and sen. navy wins. >>> the capitals welcomed the philadelphia flyers tonight, in the phone booth. in the third, the flyers' top. backstrom trying to set the table, the scramble, bangs it hot room. -- banks at home. at 28 seconds later, the capitals strike again. less than a minute to go, the past, he likes the lamp. this goes to overtime. then to the shootout. here is the game winner. he gets beaten, and the flyers win, 5-4. >>> the washington redskins' defense will be without to start tomorrow against tennessee. both carlos rogers and safety laron landry are going to be out for the game. that is a tough game tomorrow. >> hopefully they will redeem th >>> cooler on the day tomorrow, warming up monday and tuesday. wednesday and thursday, we will cool down. a >> so

wet on i-84, from boston to portland. and on i-5 in the pacific northwest, and northern california. >> if you are flying today, expect airport delays in seattle, salt lake city, denver and boston. >>> former president bush's memoir hits the shelves today. "decision points" centers on 14 decisions made in his 8 years as president. in an interview on nbc news, he says he has no regrets. but his most painful moment came after the mishandling of hurricane katrina, when rapper kanye west called him a racist. >> george bush doesn't care about black people. >> called me racist. >> well, what he said was, george bush doesn't care about black people. >> he's calling me a racist. i didn't appreciate it then. i don't appreciate it now. it's one thing to say i don't appreciate the way he's handled his business. it's another thing to say this man's a racist. i resent it. it's not true. and it was one of the most disgusting moments of my presidency. >> he called that moment an all-time low. on top of that, mr. bush says his anti-aborti

found dead near boston. detectives found the body of d'vante tisdale outside of boston last week. they used fingerprints to find out it was instant tisdale. he was wanting to get back to baltimore, he was heading back to massachusetts with two friends. >>> we know the name of the 19-year-old who was shot and killed sunday afternoon. carlton selman was shot in the area of swan and edmondson avenues. >>> four minutes after 6:00 right now. a hyattsville man is under arrest. 34-year-old marvin flencia is charged in the shooting death of caldwell vazquez. >>> no word yet on how this fire started in canton. there was a three-alarm fire there, brought under control at about 7:00 yesterday morning. one person had to go to the hospital with burns. >>> one person is dead after a terrible collision in silver spring. police say it began with a couple fighting and ended in a car crash that killed a stranger. saturday there was a domestic problem involving the driver of a green van. they chased that man who was traveling

i worked with the boston landmark commission. so it was interesting to see 25 years later what's going on. i look at that and see they've really preserved a lot of town. it's great. they've also been able to develop. the downtown has changed, grown, and they have their own i-tech sector, their own new businesses. that seems like a growing, live city. i used to live in the south end. i would not want to live in the south end now, because it has totally changed. it is very boutiquey, high restauranty, and very different from what it was. so i think that is an example of historic preservation helping, not by itself, but perhaps helping by some change. also a property i worked on a long time ago in roxburyy, a community health center that was an historic building, these people were hanging on by the thread. we helped get them a national nomination which helped get them money. i drive by today, they have several buildings. the building they were in has been restored. it's in the middle of a very distressed neighborhood. and i feel tha

we go to lawrence call to love he's professor at boston university and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect at means you can jump in anytime you want well i've done many cross talk programs gentlemen but i've never come across a topic that is so last loved in the world especially in the western world and that is the welfare state so gentlemen the welfare state once the pride and glory of western democracies has it become a curse peter in canterbury could i go to you first. no i wouldn't say that the welfare state is actually extremely proper lower in the u. the problem is that the government doesn't believe that we can afford it well peter can you afford it. i don't see why not it's simply a decision about how you spread public monetary if people are prepared to pay for public services there's no problem about providing a bit just recently heard the government the current government in britain is going to cut one hundred thirty five billion dollars to shrink government by almost twenty percent that's not very popular is it. i

relations at boston university in london we have martin mccauley he's an author and senior lecturer at the university of london and in paris we cross to john laughlin from the institute of democracy and cooperation and another member of our crosstalk team you know in the hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules and effective means you can jump in anytime you want to react to what else has been said on the panel if i can go to you first in boston the alliance is going to be meeting soon in lisbon so just how relevant is the north atlantic treaty organization today a child of the cold war and they say they're going to have a new strategic concept i think a lot of us know what the basic parts are going to be what is that relevance today ok in and i can't help but think afghanistan at the same time go ahead. well it's obviously a very complicated question. if you're asking me whether there are crises around the walt where nato could play a significant perhaps central decisive role then obviously the answer is yes like have you had like afghanistan on figure like like like afghanistan.

in anytime you want to react to what else has been said on the panel if i can go to you first in boston the alliance is going to be meeting soon in lisbon so just how relevant is the north atlantic treaty organization today a child of the cold war and they say they're going to have a new strategic concept i think a lot of us know what the basic parts are going to be what is its relevance today ok in and i can't help but think afghanistan at the same time go ahead. well it's obviously a very complicated question. if you're asking me whether there are crises around the walt where nato could play a significant perhaps central decisive role then obviously the answer is yes like have you had like afghanistan on figure i like like afghanistan. well well certainly afghanistan is one example but of course it depends on what perspective you take if you take perspective from the nato headquarters then everything seems fine nato is doing its job but if you look at the from if you if you look at it from the perspective of a number of really serious analysts in the united states well you will hear a

>>> we continue to watch the breaking news in boston.s of a possible security scare at logan enter na national. a k-9 dog got a hint of a suspicious censcent. no flight delays. we will continue to follow the breaking news, keep you yupdatd on any delays. >>> president obama is in kokomo. he and biden toured a chrysler auto plant. they're trying to sell an economic success story. the president is expected to speak to the workers any minute now and we will bring that to you live when it happens. savannah guthrie is live in washington. let's talk about the president's trip. he's with the vice president. this is a very important focus and they codo think they have a request n good news story. >> they think they have two good stories. here's an example where the federal sbintervention is payin dividends. upwards of 3500 jobs saved in kokomo alone, so they say they feel like this is just one example of how the auto restructuring has worked. and the other is that this town has gotten about i think $400 billion in recovery act funds and they rea

it helped spark the civil rights movement in boston.o i said thank you, you gave me an ending to my book. rewriting it. it took three years. i'm addicted to writing every single day. when i'm writing a painful but it's painful. i get upset. i mean, i will actually cry sometimes. something seems unbearable. sometimes i feel like i'm speaking the unspeakable. there is a latin expression that i love. nothing comes out of nothing. you just don't get it cheap. >> wow, thank you for allowing us into your office and your house. >> thanks for coming. nobody else will get in here. >> "in depth" airs live on the first sunday. log on to booktv.org for more information about upcoming guests. >> from the book tv archives research fellow at the hoover institution, recounting the life of red army chief. he examines the political career from his ascendancy as a young marxist to a bolshevik leader whose feud with joseph stalin led to his being targeted for assassination during his exile in mexico. ..

few showers north of boston. if you are heading that direction, may run into showers and clouds there. but it won't happen here. dry for the next several days. our state temperatures, 51 in baltimore. and 45 in wilmington. 46 in dover. west of us in hagerstown. 47 in the nation's capitol. sitting at 52 degrees. i will have a look at how long the temperatures will stay in the 60s and how long the sunshine will stick around coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> baltimore city passes a bill of rights for people that ride bikes. it calls for equal access to city streets. greater involvement of cyclists and road planning projects improved bike parking and easier access to mass transit. the bill was roped by councilman mary pat clarke and passed at last night's meeting. >> how many text messages is your teen sending? new study finds that teens that text 120 times a day or more, are far more likely to have sex, use drugs and or alcohol. high pressure texting as it is called. can lead to other risky behaviors as well.

so the boston correspondents what they wanted to do in response is have a total trade with britain. so they wrote a letter and they literally gave it to paul revere. this is paul revere's other right before the one out of lexington. palfrey boat -- not paul revere rode to philadelphia to convince the people there to join with the people in boston and eight staff of the boycott of british goods. some of the people quite frankly weren't sure whether you are ready to do. in philadelphia one of the leaders was a man named john dickinson who was a wealthy lawyer. he was a philadelphia lawyer who is famous for writing letters to the pennsylvania farmer. they called the other convention in the counties, totally grassroots movement and then call the legislature. they call the convention of the counties. retorted the counties in pennsylvania sent delegates and they decided they wanted to send instructions to the pennsylvania to agree to have a continental congress. they knew this was a fateful step. it is more prudent step then some of the things other people wanted but it was a fateful step

boss boston clemming -- boston college puts the bears away. he had 12. it was a 68-46 loss.and dupaul with under a minute to go. stanford down a bucket and he buries the two. he had a game high 19. we head to overtime and then the cardinals take over. the strong take and stanford goes on to win. after the game jeremy green collapsed, and he was teaken to a -- taken to a local condition. dehydration the likely culprit. stanford hosting texas. the stanford football team showing off the act. first half all stanford. 3 over 19. second half and down low for two of her 22 and she is good. stanford stays unbeaten. all right, turn on the sunday night lights and it is time for plays of the day. the bears and eagles and michael vick threw his first pick in four years. 30 yards on fourth and 9 and he somehow haul itself in between three bears. watch this catch. the eagles lose. how about the chiefs, 13 catches three scores including this toe taper in the back of the end zone as kc beats seattle. stanford football on a roll. number four bcs ranking and he gets his first nfl touchdown le

all right, let'so to boston. the cavs taking on the eagles of boston college.h and goal on the 1 for virginia. perry jones. powers his way in. careful lease take a 10-3 lead. later, boston college with the ball. chase redding, the qb, goes wn field. this is a perfect pass to alex amadon. 39-yard scoring strike, 10-10. 3 seconds to play, cavs down by 4, last chance from the 41 yard line. here comes the pressure. almost taken down here by his jersey but he spins out. heaves it up. but -- oh, man. shoa short of the end zone, virginia falls 17-13 the final. >>> to annapolis. navy qb ricky dobbs back after being out with concussion, playing his final home game against arkansas state. first quarter. dobbs doing what he always does. keeps himself, sneaks in for the touchdown, his 11th rushing td this season, midshipmen in front 14-0. more navy, this timedobbs up top, throws deep downthe middle to greg jones. arkansas state not playing defense. good for an 8yard touchdown. the lngest scoring pla for navy this eason. the midshipmen lead 28-21 in the fourth. >>> let's he

he was 17. >> flavin: it was the worst prison we had in boston. >> logan: and he was afraid? >> flavin: he'd never admit it. >> logan: but you thought he was? >> flavin: yeah. >> wahlberg: at first, i'm thinking, "well, i'm one of the guys now. i made it." and then i just realized, well, this is what it means to be one of the guys? and i just wanted more out of my life. >> logan: after serving 45 days in prison, his life turned when he followed his older brother donnie into a music studio. mark became a new man-- marky mark... a white rapper in the hip-hop world. ♪ >> logan: his 1991 song, "good vibrations," went gold. he became known for his antics onstage, where, to the delight of screaming girls, he dropped his pants. ( cheers and applause ) >> wahlberg: it's not like i should take credit for this, like, ingenious idea. i just pulled down my pants. and my mother did not like it all. >> logan: what did you say when your mother complained? >> wahlberg: "i wouldn't do it anymore." >> logan: and then you went out, and did it again. >> wahlberg: yeah. >> logan: the dropping of

. >> 60s in boston, new york and baltimore. a drastic drop in the midwest. 6 degrees in billings. 27 in boise. and 20 degrees in seattle. >>> rescue workers are searching for anyone who might have survived a deadly stampede. more than 370 people died when a panicked crowd tried to flee over a small bridge. some of the victims were trampled. others fell into the river. thousands gathered to mark the end of the rainy season. tomorrow will be a national day of mourning. >>> it's like something out of a spy novel. there are reports that a taliban leader who was involved in high-level talks with afghan leaders is an imposter. it was supposed to be mullah ak tar muhammad mansour. the u.s. paid him lots of money. this morning, the afghan president is denying he met with mansour. >>> americans appear evenly divided on those new airport security measures. our new abc news poll finds 50% say they go too far. meanwhile, 48% say they are justified. the tsa is now asking for patience as we head toward the busiest travel day of the year. her

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. >> 50s from boston to baltimore. 81 in miami. just shy of 60 in detroit and omaha. and 70 in indianapolis. 40s in the pacific northwest. 62 in sacramento. and 69 degrees in phoenix. >>> and when we come back, it is being called stunning and peaceful. we have the newest pictures of the ground zero memorial. >>> plus, an early holiday present for the legions of googlers. the newest perk for already-pampered employees of the internet icon. >>> on top of that, the latest explanation for those strange sights above l.a. >>> there's fresh evidence this morning of just how hard it is out there to find a job. new numbers show job openings fell more than 5% in september. it was the second-straight monthly decline. there is some encouraging news, though. a separate report from a leading small business group finds more small businesses plans to add workers than cut them in the next three months. >>> and a new report from online real estate firm zillow, finds the housing downturn is almost as bad as the decline in the great depression. home prices have plunged 25% from their pea

you have bomb squads from boston p.d., new york state. enough professional people looking at this mosaic. the address, the duffle bag, the dog hitting on it. they are putting those things together to see if they can resolve it as rapidly as possible. megyn: the dogs sniff for explosives. >> i don't know the answer to that. the dogs have been trained for both. but the dogs did hit on it. whether they hit because of war in cot is standpoint -- megyn: making that leap because they evacuated the cargo area which they don't normally do if there is a hit on cocaine or marijuana. you are right. probably they wouldn't have wait everybody. but in terms of 25 people in that facility, which is about a half mile away from probably the nearest passenger terminal. megyn: now you have a canine unit that hit on what could be an explosive package. they send in the baltimore squad to see if the dog hit on something accurately. what does that guy need to do? we saw him suiting up with the full armor. >> in a case like this. nobody is going to take any chanc