live pictures from the courthouse in brooklyn, new york. the accused ringleader, najibullah zazi, it is due to take the seat now accused of a plot described by many as the biggest tariff threat since 9/11. this is in to our newsroom. the man carrying -- the van carrying zazi to the courthouse. this hearing is about to get under way. what do we expect to happen? >> by and large, this should be a largely procedural hearing. it is going to be an arraignment. it should take about 10 minutes or so. there will be charges. he will have the opportunity to play, -- plea, possibly set another court date. there's the possibility things could deviate from what we expect. there's also the possibility there could be new charges. it is anticipated this thing should be over in about 10 minutes. it was scheduled to start at 11:00. jane: one of the big questions is who is helping this guy? we have learned that there are three alleged accomplices out there. authorities have said they know who they are, they know their names. what do we know? >> the associated

drew levinson reports from brooklyn. >> reporter: najibullah zazi pleaded not guilty to allocations he was planning a terrorist attack on new york city. agents brought the 24-year-old from denver to a brooklyn courtroom too face charges he conspired to use weapons of mass destruction. prosecutors want the afghan immigrant kept behind bars until his trial. they are convinced he poses a significant danger to the community and could flee the country. the judge ordered him held without bail. najibullah zazi admitted to traveling to an al-qaeda training cavern in pakistan and the fbi gathered evidence including botch-making instructions on his -- bomb making instructions on his computer. and video showing him buying ingredients. the authorities have identified three people suspected of traveling from new york to denver to help him with the plot. >> this case has a combination of allegations that we really haven't seen since 9/11. >> reporter: karen greenberg heads the center for law and security at new york university. she studied more than 800 terrorism cases and says the one against najib

trace: we do have a live look in brooklyn. we have the attorney for ron kuby talking about an appearance in court for the terror investigation that is said to be the most serious since 9/11. information about fashion week, held last week in new york city, as well as on giants stadium. we will bring you information when it comes out about the hearing, what happens there. david lee miller is still outside the courthouse, and we will get an update from him, moments away. martha: authorities now say that they have found the remains of missing oregon girl brooke wilburger. this case started back in 2004. police say that the honor student was abducted in may of that year. the corvallis police department is holding a conference at 4:00 p.m. pacific time to announce where her remains have been found. and take a look at this. looks like a photograph. there is the picture. it looks like a photograph, right, trace? do you know what it is? it is a painting. this artist does a lot of work like this. martha: you do not need to be an art exp

and the one in brooklyn. that's the mosquthat they followed the guysrom 20 years ago four weekends in july. those are the guys they photograph. now look at these men. the men in upper right corner, redheaded, and those of you at home follow along in your timeline guide. he was 6'2", he called him redheaded. they made fun of him saying he had some christian blood. those guys were not only going to show up multiple times, they helped build the bomb, they were convicted later. this guy, the second guy in from the bottom of the glasses, he sulied the bottom also convicted. this other guy, rodney, the american black muslim, he was convicted. and all of them were trained by aliohamed. but now, the first blood spilled by al qaeda on american soil was spilled by this guy. did i say egyptian? yes. he's working at the janitor in the court building welcome like the one in law and order that you see on tv. he's shooting a nickel plated .357 magnum. i'm not sur photographed by the f. you see in the red, that's a picture o

there is the court house in brooklyn, n.y.. the chief suspect in the brooklyn terror plot will be in new york this morning, rain on a number of charges, including conspiring to use weapons of mass destruction. law-enforcement officials have identified three accomplices to the plot. court papers allege that these men are the ones that you saw in the video. experts say that those explosives have a very short shelf life. how much time did zazi think that he had to carry out this friday and plot? -- kerry of this frightening plot? -- carry out this frightening plot? >> for the most part, this should be a routine hearing. zazi returns to new york city under very different circumstances from last time that he was here, which was allegedly to detonate an explosive device. the building behind me, the federal courthouse in brooklyn, but there are blacked out windows. but during should be largely a matter of routine. he will likely waive his rights to the reading of the criminal charges. it is possible that he could enter a plea. martha:

principal of young scholars academy in brooklyn. chief management official in the centers for disease control and prevention. dr. jane hathawanaway. vice president for education at the national council. mike johnston, colorado state senator. master educator for the district of columbia public schools. and the director of disability services in the district columbia. i would also like to acknowledge and express our deep appreciation to gary, the executive director of the aspen institute. i would like to introduce our witnesses for the hearing in the water that they will speak. each will be given five minutes to summarize their testimony, which will be foowed by a discussion. following that, we will have an open opportuni for members of the public to speak, as well. today, the distinguished panel of witnesses, in the order that they will provide their testimony. ronald, state superintendent from baltimore. garth harries, assistant superintendent for performance manament in connecticut. mike contompasis, senior field consultants turnar

he now looks likely to get indicted as a federal grand jury in brooklyn convenes. but even if cassano doesn't get indicted, i think he's a villain anyway. now, let'slook at tonight's hero of capitalism. drum roll, please. and tonight's hero of capitalism is -- robert benmoche, the new ceo of aig. many think he's too brash. he said attorney general cuomo doesn't deserve to be in government. cuomo hopes to imitate eliot spitzer and turn a crackdown on wall street into a run for governor. and we know how that turned out for spitzer. and cuomos a guy who fanned a near riot of outrage over aig bonuses then threatened to public the names of the aig execs who got them unless they return the money. benmoche was speaking up for his people. let the aig board fret over how blunt this guy is. i say that's what makes him a hero. any financial hero that can stand up and tell politicians the real truth stud a prized asset indeed, which is why i'm naming as hero of capitalism for the night robert benmoche of aig. congratulations to him. i'm taking aim now at obamacare. that health

. >> reporter: we're live at the brooklyn homes housing community. the fire happened here at apartment number 814. this is what's left, charred, damaged furniture has been tossed out, some with smoke and water damage. now firefighters got the call at about 2:00 today. when they arrived, heavy fire covered the first floor. investigators say a domestic dispute involving a man and two women may be responsible for the fire. police say the women were fighting outside when one of them threw something through a window that may have ignited the blaze. when the fire started a neighbor who thought children were inside the apartment ran inside to try to put out the fire. >> when i opened the screen door, the kitchen was on fire. for me and other resident down here, we pulled the table out. >> reporter: we are back here live. no one was inside the apartment. fire investigators say it's too early to know for sure if a fire bomb actually caused the fire. there were no injuries from the fire but police say paramedics did take the two women to the hospital with inju

one brooklyn teen learns his past. one of 30 kids to take a trip to africa featured in a cnn special, "black in america." but that was just the beginning. last night as his service with a group ended, he got another gift, his own past. soledad o'brien has tonight's story. >> reporter: if a houston lab they're searching for a secret, they're looking for an answer to a question that haunts a 14-year-old boy in brooklyn, new york. if successful, they'll tell him who he is and where he comes from. >> all i know is i'm don donovan, 14 years old. that's it. i'm from new york. >> reporter: now tell me why -- >> though he didn't know it then, when he met this person a year ago, he was on a plane to discover his roots. he runs a program to empower kids called "journey for change." she took donovan and 29 other brooklyn teenagers to africa to show them the advantages they have at home. letting them see firsthand how kids in africa live. to mark one year in her program, she offered the kids dna tests, a possible key to their past

karen brown is outside of the federal court in brooklyn where one suspect who was a religious leader with ties with police went before a judge. >> a man linked to a massive terror investigation is due before a federal judge inside of this brooklyn courthouse. police arrested him at his queens apartment over the weekend on charges he lied to the fbi. the same night n denver, agents hauled in 24-year-old man and his father. >> no comment. >> reporter: the younger man was under suspicion for two trips to pakistan this year when he drove across country to new york just before september 11th, investigators became concerned about a potential bloom plot. after three days of questioning, the fbi said he admitted to receiving weapons and explosives training from al- qaeda but he is facing charges for making false statements to law enforcement, not terrorism. >> he lied when he said he had no knowledge of handwritten material on his computer. >> reporter: the justice department says it doesn't have specific information about the timing or target of any planned attack. he is facing allegations

i brought bon appetite restaurant editor knowlton around to trinidad's brooklyn kitchen.you like fast food? >> my new year's resolution was not to have as much. i'd only have it on a road trip. >> how as this what worked out for you? >> yeah, i have broken it. >> it's landed him a book deal. just a bit of extra time on his hands. what do you do? do you sit at wendy's and look at the menu? >> i stare and i stare at the menu and i work it out in my head. >> you're the guy like i'm standing behind you like order a cheeseburger. >> yeah. >> trinidad creates rules for himself to follow. every dish has to come entirely from one fast food chain. you can't add ingredients even water. he is deconstructing wendy's today. >> i'm going to add frosty. >> the result? >> you go first, because you're the expert on these things. >> i mean, that's better than airplane food. that's a compliment by the way. >> i will say -- >> absolutely. my palette -- i think it's -- >> it takes a refined one to -- >> it's pretty decent. >> i spend more time than a four-star chef on some dishes. >> do you w

now, a similar video surfaced at acorn offices in brooklyn, new york. brian kuebler reports on the legal fallout on both sides. >> reporter: the first video shot in baltimore. independent filmmakers getting employees on hidden camera explaining how the couple could pull off an underaged sex trafficking and brothel-type business, profits would go to the alleged pimp's eventual run for congress. >> >> train them to keep their mouth shut. >> reporter: the two baltimore acorn workers in the video were fired while higher ups went on the offensive. >> we don't know exactly what was said, how it was said, whether it was dubbed, cut, sliced, we don't know. >> reporter: this week another video. the same couple posing with the same story shot this undercover video in brooklyn, new york. >> question, will the new york acorn employees, a, call nypd? b, tell us to get the hell out of their office, or c, encourage us to bury the elicit sex cash in a tin under the grounds in our backyard? >> reporter: the videos have already resulted in the u.s. senate voting to yank

right now just drizzle around the area, 58 bel air and monkton. 58 in brooklyn park. 61 in brooklyn park. in howard county, it's just beginning to enter our area, on maryland's most powerful doppler radar coming from the 270 stretch on montgomery county, mount airy is getting it, just light rain moving to columbia and ellicott city. west side of the beltway gets it first. we expect to have showers and then light rain throughout the day with a cool east wind, our two-degree guarantee only 67 degrees. >>> 6:31 on the clock. let's check the roads with kim. >> we have a pretty smooth traffic around the area, this is southbound 95 through howard county as you make your way to the capitol beltway. that is smooth. so is southbound 29 as well. two fires in the city, intersections closed, first is north smallwood street between clifton and walbrook. use north palace key street. pulaski street. southbound 95 approaching the baltimore beltway a crash blocks the left lane. in hunt valley southbound york road at thornton mill road closed due to an injury stent. police on the scene and they are direct

he's at the federal courthouse in brooklyn, new york.avid lee, why is the defense so optimistic, seemingly, at least? >> well, zazi's new attorney essentially made his argument before reporters and the court of public opinion today and he made essentially two key points. he said it is not illegal if his client were to have purchased any of the beauty products that are mentioned in the court papers. number two, he said it is not illegal if his client traveled to pakistan. he said the government has charged his client with a conspiracy, a conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction. no other co-conspirators have been found. and as of now, he said, that is a big hole in the government's case. >> unless mr. zazi has an agreement with one or more people to commit an unlawful act, the conspiracy charge cannot be sustained. >> now, "the associated press" has reported that three of zazi's accomplices have been identified by investigators, but as of this hour, so far no one else has been charged with a crime. shepard? shepard: did zazi himself

steve: all right, catherine caraeg live in brooklyn. juliet. iran raising concerns of a world war like we've never seen. up next, how the world map as we know it could change forever. >> can we make america better? >> can we make america better? steve: oh, no, another new video of elementary school kids singing the praises of barack obama. we're going to report. you're going to decide. juliet. find out where it was. brian: incoming in, isn't it? brian: look hard at this video we're about to show you. that's the power everyone fears ending up in the hands of iran. the test firing of two long-range to medium-ring missiles, an israeli air strike could be imminent. but would it strike another world war? and if it happened, on which side would nations fall? it's not as easy as you think. joining us is tom mcinerney. welcome back, general. >> thanks. brian: first off, how concerned are you? >> i'm very concerned. i believe we're in the red zone now, brian. there's just no question about it. sanctions have failed. no matter what anybody wants to do th

all three suspects were in federal court today, one here in brooklyn, two others out in colorado, all facing charges they lied to federal agents as new details emerged in the case. the primary suspect, 24-year-old najibullah zazi and his father mohammed appeared in handcuffs and will be held until a detention hearing on thursday when the father is expected to be released to home detention. the third man, ahmad wais afzali was held without bail in new york. all are facing charges of knowingly making false statements to f.b.i. agents in a matter involving international and domestic terrorism. cbs news has learned informants inside training camps in pakistan have told authorities they saw the younger zazi in an al qaeda training camp like this during his admitted travels to the tribal regions of pakistan in the summer of 2008. according to a complaint filed in the case, zazi received instruction from al qaeda operatives on weapons and explosives. >> having him in custody is enormously beneficial from this perspective. being able to say "who else have you met with?" >> reporter: back in n

jane: we are live at a brooklyn court for the head of a mosque's hearing. the suspect is accused of tipping off najibullah zazi and lying to the feds. jon: breaking news just a minute ago, zazi has been indicted for conspiracy to detonate map -- weapons of mass destruction in the united states. we are live in denver. what can you tell us about the new york indictment? >> najibullah zazi's attorney arrived this morning with a very different case on his hand, because the eastern district of new york has put down this indictment for conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction. attorney general eric holder says of this new indictment that he believes an imminent attack on the united states has been averted. in addition, according to the justice department, najibullah zazi was determined to carry out bombings, explosives, threats across the united states -- threats against the united states. but he was being interviewed by the fbi for three days prior, and during that time, until his arrest, he was still determined to mount an attack. it is likely that we will

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the center of what is being called the most dangerous terror plot since 9-11 is right now inside a brooklyn new york detention center waiting to face serious charges. why do his lawyers say prosecutors are missing one key piece of evidence in this case? >> the future of your healthcare, republicans accusing democrats of ignoring what democrats want in healthcare reform. is that true or are democrats failing to get their message across. we have a fair and balanced debate. >> some already water logged areas getting even more rain today. is there any end in sight? >> we begin with a fox news alert. a washington based research group now saying new satellite photographs show iran's once secret nuclear facility a day after the stunning regulation the rouge nation has indeed an under ground sight under heavy guard near the holy city of calm. iran haze it has no problems allowing the nuclear inspections at the site located 45 miles from tehran it is said to have 3,000 sent fujs that could soon produce enriched uranium for nuclear energy or nuclear bombs. president obama not letting up on the discov

. >>> when the fbi arrested a brooklyn businessman on charges to try to broker the purchase of a kidney for $160,000, the news seemed both shocking and unique. but a cnn global investigation has found the illicit buying and selling of kidneys, even in the united states, is not only relatively routine, but a robust growing industry. cnn's special investigations unit correspondent drew griffin has more on our report. >> reporter: when the fbi arrested brooklyn businessman rosenbaum, they had no idea what they say they uncovered would be so big. law enforcement sources who are still investigating tell cnn rosenbaum was running an operation called united lifeline. he was using hospitals in new york, boston and philadelphia. what he was doing was selling kidneys. his business was to entice vulnerable people to give up a kidney for $10,000. >> reporter: investigators say the donors and patients in this network had one thing in common, they were all jewish. donors usually came from eastern europe, mostly poor, selling their kidneys for $5,000 to $6,000 to u.s. and israeli patients willing to p

agents brought the 24 year old from denver to a brooklyn courtroom to face charges he conspired to use weapons of mass destruction. prosecutors want the afghan immigrant kept behind bars until his trial. they are convinced he poses a significant danger to the community and could plea the country. the judge orders him held without bail. he admitted traveling to an al qaeda training camp in pakistan and the fbi gathered evidence including bomb making instructions on his computer, and store surveillance video that appears to show him buying the ingredient to make explosives. >> at he is arraigned here law enforcement is closing in on possible co-conspirators. authorities identified three people suspected of traveling from new york to denver to help him with the plot. >> this case has a combination of allegations that we really haven't seen since 9/11. >> karen greenburg heads the center for law and security at new york university. she studied more than 800 terrorism cases and says the one against z az i is among the most serious. >> it is because of the weapons of mass destruction charge,

>> rick from brooklyn. which one is going to score the most town downs? >> htouch downs? >> he is. >> we have the battering ram here. there's going to be some touch downs, right? >> oh, yeah, he's in there no matter what. if it's a pass that's him. if there's a run from outside the five that's him. what's your name and where are you from? >> i'm michael from richmond virginia. >> i went to college in richmond. >> a proud spider defending national champion. >> i want to ask a question about joe last woke's game helped to put your nerves at ease. i wanted to know if there was any worry about a soft more jinx with joe. >> no, come on. >> joe is so cool. even in his interviews. i don't believe it is. >> that coolness he's got he is like extra laid back. that's where the coolness comes from. >> can you be too laid back? >> possibly, one thing i did notice he had all kinds of time the o line did the job sunday. >> no doubt. >> you look like an o lineman yourself. from houston texas. i'm a baltimore raven recently located here. question for the defense. >> got a texan sitting ri

fifth annual vendee awards top slot for the best fair from a street vendor went to a taco sta in brooklyn. on average, $6 a plate. best street meat. >>> a long-awaited win for the detroit lions after a two-season losing streak. >>> plus, a big night for the new york yankees after they sweep their biggest rivals. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> our monday weather headlines feature a strong storm moving through the great lakes, and finally a cooldown for our friends on the west coast. your regional forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." >>> in sports, the only thing sweeter than heading into the postseason at the top of the division is beating your arch rivals in the process. here's nbc's mario solis with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> hi there. good morning. the yankees wrapped up the american league east and did it against the hated rivals the boston red sox. to new york. pit it up in the sixth inning. yanks down 2-1. matsui with a shot to j.d. drew who can't make

now you have the brooklyn d.a. and an investigation that could reveal more.orn claims that the tapes were edited and doctor and that the pair never received the loan they came in for. fox news did not shoot the footage, it was brought to us. people have been asking questions about acorn for years, though. there were voter fraud accusations, and it really to of these two in laughable, cliche costumes to get to this point. so what is the larger meaning of this, if there is one? more on this with a former secretary state of ohio ken blackwell. good to have you here. what do you make of this? having worked in the housing and urban development department, what do you make of this? >> it is a very curious pattern of fraud and waste. the best light you could put on this is that acorn is vastly and inexcusably sloppy. the worst light would be is a conspiracy to commit crimes against the taxpayers of the u.s. what ever is the truth, and it might be somewhere in between those two poles, i believe this war to an investigation. acorn is under investigation in 11 states.

>>> a colorado man lands in a brooklyn courtroom to face a terrorism charge. find out why his lawyer says the government's case doesn't add up. >>> a social networking site promoting anti-social behavior toward the president? we'll let you know why federal agents are looking closer at facebook. >>> a group of men were told they have to live in the woods. now a state says you can't live in the woods. share your views on this catch 22. hln news and views on a tuesday. the last tuesday of the month. hi. i'm chuck roberts. >>> the man at the center of a cross-country terrorism investigation has pleaded not guilty to planning an attack on new york city. he was arraigned in a federal court in new york an hour ago. he didn't speak. he later told reporters the case against his client amounts to a rush to judgment and not conspiracy. >> i'm not saying i have seen all of the evidence in this case produced by the government but what i've seen so far is that mr. zazi traveled to pakistan which is not illegal. mr. zazi purchased certain products that contain chemicals that

. >> caller: a big brooklyn boo-yah. >> from what part? familial boo-yah. what part of brooklyn?w about cft. dupont favreau technology. it's an internet infrastructure play as pure as you can have. >> i don't know a "lightning round" where i've been stumped twice. but you know what? i believe that the only way to approach things in life is to rather than say at some point is to just own up, i do not know dupont. i know duh pontd letter dd. i know dupont favreau, the guy that did "iron man." we're going to -- i feel like taking my pants down. i feel like just taking them off and showing you my briefs. that's how embarrassed i am. i am beyond belief embarrassed. do you mind if i call one more phone call? the off chance there's a third one around now, let's roll the dice here, let's really pants me. tyler in california. >> caller: cramer, this is tyler from california. >> how are you doing? >> caller: pretty good. yeah, i want to be on one of your soundbites. so here's a he great big td aher i traid boo-yah. >> an e trade boo-yah, goldman, how bay bank of america -- offloegd the who

an hour ago zazi pleaded not guilty in a brooklyn court. still prosecutors say he has terrorist training and plans to use it. >> najibullah zazi was the only suspect to be arraigned this morning but authorities stores for bombs supplies. the report of the travel from new york to denver and used stolen credit cards to buy acetone -- among the ingredients found on zazi's computer. videos reportedly show him buying bottles of duty products on several occasions in the summer. >> yes, he said he had a girlfriend. >> he reportedly admitted to having explosive training in -- through al qaeda. investigators say they do anticipate more arrests. zazi is due back in court december 2. >> thank you very much. those in new najibullah zazi in colorado say he showed no signs he had terror on his mind. he was born in afghanistan. his family moved to pakistan and joined his father drove a taxi in new york city. after years of struggling financially and a trip to pakistan, zazi moved to denver. employers say he passed tsa security checks and drove an airport

david lee miller with new information live at the district courthouse in brooklyn. david, this imam has worked as a police informant. why such a high bail? >> well, we really don't know. can i tell you that the bail negotiations took place privately between the prosecutor and the defense attorney. but in open court today, trace, the family put up their home to make this deal possible. when the imam left the courthouse, he was accompanied by his wife. he was accompanied by his lawyer and he was broadly smiling. very possibly on the minds of prosecutors though today are a couple of things. number one, it was the imam who tipped off the central figure of the investigation that he was under surveillance and then he allegedly lied about it to the fbi. number two, there was a published report today saying that the imam in 1992 pled guilty to a charge of sexual abuse, attempted sexual abuse. and that he served six months in prison. the attorney for the imam today would not discuss that past incident. trace? trace: david lee, any update on the search for any possible accomp

. >>> next on the show, russia's richest man buying a basketball team that's trying to move to brooklynown country may be crashing, but they're spending money here. we'll have that, and more in a moment. xwxwxwxwxwxwxwxwxwxwxwxww >>> for years european soccer clubs have been purchased by foreigners. but american sports leagues for the most part have been, well, very, very domestic. the times are changing. the big four names now in line to be owner of the new jersey nets, from a country everybody says was down and out, but maybe not so much, darren. >> not some guys. maybe this guy who cashed out a bit. a chinese investor agreed to purchase the cleveland cavaliers. yesterday you were referencing, this man made his money and agreed to pay $200 million to further finance the nets new arena in brooklyn in exchange for an 80% ownership of the team. why the for invasion? the primary business of these owners has declined so there are more teams for sale in general. with the credit markets tighter than before the recession, financing huge team transactions are harder. the solution? take money f

this start in brooklyn,new york in a basement. they found this acreage here in frederick county. in 1974 they became the oldest vineyard in the state of maryland. we'll tour this beautiful site out here. last weekend they had the big wine festival in carroll county. they broke the all-time attendance record. it is because of vineyards like here. that's the reason why. we'll show you the family, the allens and introduce you to the mayor. we'll talk to the dignitaries. we have a limo coming up right now. we'll talk about it. we are getting ready for good morning maryland at 9:00. on the go here in morning in wine cellar. what a story. >>> this next story something out of treasure island. amateur treasure hunter struck it rich when he stumbled across gold and silver. he found it combing a field with a medal detector in england. turns out he struck it rich. not bad. >>> maryland's most powerful doppler radar. moderate rain from frederick along i-70. we had heavy rain westminster through baltimore city. rain this morning will get to 72 in the afternoon. more rain returns tomorrow afte

al zazi was flown this afternoon to a jail in brooklyn. prosecutors say he planned to blow up new york commuter trains. video shows him buying gallons of hair chemicals from a beauty supply store in colorado this summer. store store own has more. >> the only comment was because i'm buying this is because i have a lot of girlfriends. >> he was planning the attack for two fridays ago, but dropped the plans after being stopped by police on september 10th. >>> president obama's plans to close to u.s. military prison at guantanamo bay in january likely won't happen. that came today from senior administration officials. they say the delay is because it has been difficult to finish a review of detainee files. >>> ruth bader ginsburg didn't waste any time getting back to work after spending the night in the hospital. she felt sick at the office yesterday and spent the nice at the hospital. she was released this morning and went to her office this afternoon. ginsburg had been treated for an iron deficiency yesterday. >>> paul kirk is now officially

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mikhail prokhoros is also takingver the development of a new arena for the netsn brooklyn. he paying $200-million for 80% of the team and mang funding commitnts for the atlantic yards project. he'll be theirst non-north amican n.b.a. owner. >> suzanne: in the "moy file" tonight, cutting youhealth care costs here's personal nance journalisterri cullen. >> the average ct of a family heth-insurance policy has jumped to nearly $13,5 a year, according to theatest survey by the kaiser family foundatn. worse, workers whoet help paying for health insurancfrom their employers e paying much gher premiums, averaging abo $3,500 out-of-pocket eacyear th's double the amount they were paying just 10 ars ago. and the days more insurers are motoring, and in some cases penalizing, indivials with higher premiums for unhealth hats such as smoking or lack of exercise. so wt can you do to combat rising costs? despite thjump in premiums, therare some ways to keep costs low. your health-insurance prider gives you the option, consider raising yr dectible, the amount you pay before insurance kks in.

acorn -- two employees at the brooklyn office were shown on camera in advising some prosodists to learn about -- to lie about her profession and lie about the earnings. it led to the firing of four workers. the videos were shot by some self-proclaimed conservatives. it came to light the same day the senate voted to blot the housing and urban development department of from granting grants to acorn. >> aided employees were laid off along with 10% of their staff of one organization -- 18 employees were laid off an 10% of the step that one organization. the employees also taking furlough days. >> the university of maryland says the number of students that reported flu-like symptoms since the beginning of school has tripled. there are over 500 suspected cases of the swine flu virus. most of the students have recovered. residents need to understand the difference between the swine flu virus and the seasonal flu. simple steps can be taken now and help keep the virus from spreading. >> and health officials at howard county and another county are trying to get the word out about the swine flu vi

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cbs news chief investigator correspondent armen keteyian is in brooklyn. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, harry. hater this morning the third man charged in this ever expanding terror investigation is set to appear here in federal court in brooklyn. a religious leader it turns out with long standing ties to the fbi and the new york police department. 37-year-old ahmed wais afzali was arrested in this new york city apartment on saturday and charged with making false statements to federal agents. >> he is a funeral director in queens. he's born in afghanistan. >> reporter: and for years a source of information for the fbi and police. now charged with lying to authorities about court-authorized wiretapped conversations on september 10th and 11th, one in which afzali allegedly tipped off saz vi and his father about the fbi's interest in zazi and several other men. a charge afzali's lawyer called groundless. >> they don't have any evidence of terrorism against anyone and as a result they're lashing out and they're lashing out against one person afzali w

fifth annual vendee awards top slot for the best fair from a street vendor went to a taco stand in brooklyn. on average, $6 a plate. best street meat. >>> a long-awaited win for the detroit lions after a two-season losing streak. >>> plus, a big night for the new york yankees after they sweep their biggest rivals. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> our monday weather headlines feature a strong storm moving through the great lakes, and finally a cooldown for our friends on the west coast. your regional forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good monday morning to you. i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm barbara harrison. straight ahead on "news 4 today," a deadly home invasion. and a maryland neighborhood on edge. the terrifying turn of events that has police urging residents to be vigilant. >> plus, intense moments at a strip mall once rocked by an explosion. >> a disappointing loss for football fans in washington. the redskins end a 19-game >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." >>> in sports, the only thing sweeter than heading

we're going to walk across the brooklyn bridge as a group. just to let people know who may be caught up in addiction like alcoholism, drugs, compulsive gambling, whatever the addiction may be. that there is hope. and there is life after recovery. that's what it's about. >> we're looking at video of something that was put together by ae called the recovery project. do you think it's important for people to see this? there's probably some shame that comes with alcoholism and maybe if people talked about it more it would be easier to get into recovery programs? >> absolutely. that's such an important point. it probably would -- it's helpful in -- for the individual that is struggling with this problem to recognize one of the signs and symptoms and that is shame that you mentioned. it's a feeling you get when you wake up in the morning, you walk into the bathroom and look at yourself in the mirror and you think, my god, what am i doing? something's terribly wrong. and you feel guilt and shame. normal social drinkers don't experience that. but we

was fatally shot and another man died after being shot in the head and chest on cypress street in brooklyn and friday night stanley mooring fatally shot near his home on ash burn street off edmund son avenue. relatives say he had gone to a neighborhood store when he was attacked. >> it's a terrible life waste. terrible life waste. somebody's life has been taken away, you know, some people today losing lives being just innocent bystander losing their leaves over ruthless killings. it's terrible. >>> in light of the shootings police commissioner has met with the commanders and redeployed officers to those areas hard hit in the weekend violence. this is news at 5:30. >> dozens of city cars including police cruisers have been knocked out of service and investigators think tainted fuel is the culprit. city mechanic working hard to put the cars back on the roads. keith live in east baltimore with more on the story tonight. keith. >>reporter: we are live at the city main garage on east fiddle street. officials say as many as 400 vehicle could be affected. half of them police patrol cars and mecha

a few cool are spots monkton, bel air, you are all 59. 61 in brooklyn park. we averaged the temperatures this morning from the upper 50s and low 60s. we'll get to the 70s this afternoon. our two degree guarantee of 78 under partly cloudy skies. for a check of the roads, go to kim. >> reporter: thanks, justin. traffic is beginning to build but no problems on route 50 as you make your way towards the capital beltway. no problems as you head toward the beltway. the tunnels are checking in clean. we don't have any problems to let you know about on the beltway. we take a peek at the jfx. traffic look goods in both directions this morning. megan, back to you. >>> overnight, baltimore city police found two people shot within a block of each other. this happened at 12:30. officers found one man shot several times. they say he might not survive. police also found a second man on thomas avenue. authority vs not made any arrest sodz far. >>> as you know there's been a huge push to get swine flu the vaccine to you, and it looks like it will be available at least in austr

the community-based group, the move coming after this video came out in which acorn employees in brooklynere showing a couple to apply for loans and lie about their profession. the group has received $1.8 million at least since 2003. for all the latest headlines, go to foxnews.com. >> get, this a stunning new poll revealing that most of us agree with a big warning from those tea party and town hall protestors. nearly two out of three americans think our country could, indeed, go bankrupt. now, toby, if they're right, it won't be pretty when the most prosperous and free nation ever goes broke. >> well, it wouldn't. let's forget about the details. if you can't pay your bills, you're bankrupt. our income is down 25%. it and we're adding all this debt on. inflation goes like whacko because the dollar drops like crazy. now you have $150 oil. eric is richer than he ever is before and gold goes up to $3,000 and gasoline goes to $5 which makes the economy worse and you get in an ever-spiraling downward loop. that's what happens if you can't pay your bills and we're getting close. >> that's what h

he was taken to a detention center in brooklyn under tight security. federal prosecutors believe he was planning a terror attack to coincide with the september 11 anniversary. local doctors hit the street of one baltimore county neighborhood. we'll explain why. one week after a six-foot water main break flooded more than 100 homes, county and state officials joined forces to try to help dundalk's flood victims. with the first dose of the h1n1 vaccine expected in just over a week, concerns that may not be availabl meet the volkswagen jetta. it gets an epa estimated 32 miles per gallon, and was named an iihs top safety pick. all for just $179 a month. and like all new volkswagens, it comes with 3 years or 36,000 miles of no-charge scheduled carefree maintenance. it's all part of why the jetta is the top-selling german engineered sedan in america. >> the debate over health care reform prompted local physicians to resort to an old-fashioned practice, house calls. doctors took to the streets of baltimore county today trying to drum up support for health car

>>> the main suspect in a terror plot aimed at new york city, appears in federal court today in brooklynibullah zazi. investigators say they have identified three ore people as possibly accomplices in the case. >>> president obama is meeting behind closed doors to reconsider strategy in afghanistan. >>> roman polanski's legal team says it will try to prove that the u.s. request for extradition isllegal. and that the oscar-winning director should be released from swiss custody. >>> john travolta could be back on the stand in the bahamas as early as today, in the extortion trial, stemming from the death of his 16-year-old son. a paramedic and another man are accused of trying to extort $20 million from the actor. >>> and on capitol hill, college athletes testify, as regulators decide to regulate dietary supplements. >>> for some of you, your local news is up next. >>> for some of you, your local news is up next. >> for with ragu, you can give your kids veggies they'll actually eat. ragu has more than a full serving of veggies in every half-cup. so give them a good start .with all natural r

that suspect appeared in a federal court in brooklyn. prosecutors say he planned to make bombs that he bought the supplies from the beauty shop. and who they are at this point, police have not announced rather any other arrests. >>> the government will have to produce someone else. they don't necessarily have to indict him, but they better come up with someone else or the conspiracy charged for them. >> in court today, prosecutors argue that he poses a danger to the community. and the judge agreed to hold him without bail. >>> some intense moments for the northwest after the first responders were called out for a suspicious pack an. employees at the wachovia bank found that package in an overnight drop box. it turned out to be not serious but some streets around that area were shut down for hours. >>> today, the federal appeal's court ruled the members of the military can be required to be vaccinated against anthrax. that ruling upholds a lower case's decision. they question the effectiveness of the vaccine, wanting them to stop the requ

>> reporter: we tracked the id program to a brooklyn address but a resident here told us the coordinatorst six years ago. we then traveled to a home in essex, the last-known address of one of the program's directors, betty kohler who promised delivery of the cards back in june. we're told kohler for now is spending time in to ocean city with her son but we talked to her boyfriend who tells us many of the materials for the id cards are probably still undone here in her home. kohler called us from the beach where a charitable organization had hosted her and her 7-year-old son for the week. she apologized for failing to deliver the cards. but says her son has been battling cancer and she spent the last few months caring for him putting her business of protecting other children aside. jeff hager, abc2 news. >> kohler assures parents the information is secure and plans to send them each of their cards when she returns home next week. >>> don't you love seeing those classy cars driving down the road? >> this car, nothing like you've ever seen before. >>> coming up -- he took a photo shoot with

we'll take you in a little closer, want you to see a brooklyn park. we take you there live. 63. light northeasterly wind, gusting to 21 miles per hour and that's it today at the bus stop. just plan for the wet weather. megan? take us out there safely. low to mid-60s. heavier rain on the way by tonight. more on that coming up. >>> 5:06 now. let's go to the mta and check in with mark jones. >> the commute start is a good one on the marc, no delays on problems on the camden, penn, or brunswick lines. on the buses, 13 and 19 buses about 20 minutes late. on the number 17 look for a diversion at corporate drive and international. due to construction. the 15 bus diverted at saratoga and greene, ongoing watermain break repair. light rail and metro subway look good. for the mta transit team, i'm mark jones. and minerals. this is another. new total blueberry pomegranate cereal gives you 100% of the daily value of 12 essential vitamins and miners. plus the bold new taste of blueberries and pomegranate with crispy whole grain flakes and crunchy oat clusters. total, a truly delicious way to